Episode 3, part 3 of Your Song presents "Boystown" aired last May 24, 2009.
No other than Enchong Dee wears arena AGL-1400 EMBL swimming glass (mirror Swedish type) and ARN-6015 DGRN rimic nux-F, while his sister Anj wears speedo Aqua V Silicone Swimming Cap - Black (8-087750001), speedsocket - Black (8-705891549) and FASTSKIN FS-PRO Women’s Recordbreaker Costume – Black (8-008153218), Jam Aguilar wears speedo Aqua V Cap Large - White (8-028952138), Speedsocket Mirror - Black (8-705893515) and FASTSKIN FS-PRO Women’s Recordbreaker Costume – Black (8-008153218), Johan Aguilar wears speedo Aqua V Silicone Swimming Cap - Black (8-087750001) and speedsocket Mirrored Goggle – Black (8-705890000) and agonswim Florida Gators Mesh Training Suit Fully Front & Back Lined (ACX111510TRS2MES) and Robi Domingo wears arena ARN-4091 WHT silicone swimming cap, AGL-1400 YLCL swimming glass (mirror Swedish type) and ARN-6013 ABLU Long Spats nux-F, full body-shot photo by Ronnie Salvacion, styling by Bang Pineda, makeup by Renato Lu and shot on location at Olympic-size swimming pool of Makati Aqua Sports Arena.
Again, Enchong wears arena AGL-1400_ EMBL swimming glass (mirror Swedish type) and ARN-6014 DGRN Half Spats nux-f and sister Anj wears Valentino Schoolwear White Swim Cap DL1000 Latex, arena AGL-1400_ EMBL swimming glass (mirror Swedish type) and ARN-6012W DGRN rimic nux-F and Jam wears speedo Aqua V Cap Large - White (8-028952138), Speedsocket Mirror - Black (8-705893515) and FASTSKIN FS-PRO Women’s Recordbreaker Costume – Black (8-008153218), Johan wears speedo Aqua V Silicone Cap - Black (8-087750001), speedsocket Unisex Goggle - Black (8-705895555) and speedo FASTSKIN FS-PRO Men's Legskin - Black (8-008083218) and Robi wears ARN-4091 WHT silicone swimming cap, AGL-1400 EMBL swimming glass (mirror Swedish type) and ARN-6013 ABLU Long Spats nux-F inspired from Ceelin Plus commercial “Swimmer” in 2009, third he and Johan wears 2009 adidas DLSU cap (Unisex, Fairway/White) and hoodie and pant (fairway/white), 2011 Nike exclusive De La Salle Dri-Fit tee (white and green) and adidas Originals Socks - Solid Crew 2-pack Ash (Green/White/Green) and Superstar 2 II W Men's Sneakers Shoes (Oversize White/Green) and Robi wears 2008 adidas Ateneo Sesquicentennial jacket (Blue/White, with three stripes), teamwear tees (Blue/White, with three stripes) with the words “1987. 1988. 2002. 2008. Bring the pride back” and Tiro 15 training pant (blue) for a medal pose, then he and Johan wears arena ARN-4091-WHT silicone swimming cap, AGL-1400_ EMBL swimming glass (mirror Swedish type) and aile bleue ARN-6008M GRN Half Spats nux-K Power Strush and Robi wears ARN-4091 WHT silicone swimming cap, AGL-1400 EMBL swimming glass (mirror Swedish type) and ARN-6008M BLU Half Spats nux-K Power Strush and competes in men's 50, 100 and 200-meter butterfly and 200-meter individual medley heats and finals, fourth when he wears arena ARN-4091 WHT Silicone Swimming Cap, AGL-1400 EMBL swimming glass (mirror Swedish type) and ARN-6005M GRN One-Piece Long Spats nux-K Power Strush, Anj wears ARN-4091-WHT silicone swimming cap, AGL-1400_ EMBL swimming glass (mirror Swedish type) and ARN-6004W GRN NEW RIMIC nux-K POWER STRUSH, Jam wears arena ARN-4091 WHT silicone swimming cap, AGL-1400_ YLCL swimming glass (mirror Swedish type) and ARN-6004W PPNK new RIMIC nux-K Power Strush, Johan wears speedo Aqua V Silicone Cap - Black (8-087750001), speedsocket Unisex Goggle - Black (8-705895555) and FASTSKIN FS-PRO Men's Bodysuit - Black (8-008053218) and Robi wears ARN-4091 WHT silicone swimming cap, AGL-1400 EMBL swimming glass (mirror Swedish type) and ARN-8505M BLU One-Piece Long Spats Lascle nux-W for men’s and women’s 400-meter individual medley event based on Milo commercial Swimmer Champion in 2008 and shot on location at the swimming pool of Trace Aquatic Center in Los Banos, Laguna.
By that time when Enchong was 20 years old while doing Your Song presents "Boystown" and he is the youngest highest paid endorser, professional movie and television actor, comedian, dancer, fitness instructor, TV commercial, print and ramp model, host, singer, songwriter, student and competitive swimmer in the Philippines.
He represents De La Salle University (DLSU) Green Tankers in the UAAP swimming championships and Philippine Columbian Association (PCA) Stingrays in the Speedo G-League National Long Course Swimming Championship and competes in men's 50, 100 and 200-meter butterfly, 200 and 400-meter individual medley and 1,500-meter freestyle events.
His parents, Johnson “Sonny” and Maria Teresa “Tess” would prepare his food and drink recipes are “Fried Chicken” using Maggi Magic Sarap, “Kenny Rogers Corn Muffins,” “Shakey's-style Mojo Potatoes,” “Meaty Lasagna,” “Jollibee-style Pancit Palabok,” “Jolly Spaghetti Hack”, “Champion Mix” using Milo and “Homemade Iced Sweet Tea” while doing tapings of movies, television series and blogs on YouTube.
Saturday, March 14, 2020
Tuesday, March 10, 2020
Wednesday, March 04, 2020
UAAP: Mutshima takes charge late, shines for NU Lady Bulldogs
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| NU's Margot Mutshima (1) fires an attack against UST's net defense. UAAP Media |
In her very first game in UAAP Season 82, Margot Mutshima poured in 23 points, built on 20 kills and 3 service aces, as NU stunned last year's runner-up 22-25, 25-23, 20-25, 25-20, 15-13.
"(I'm) happy because we won," Mutshima said afterward. "We're happy."
Mutshima was at her best in the fifth set, when she scored five points including the crosscourt attack that put the Lady Bulldogs at match point, 14-11. Head coach Norman Miguel acknowledged that it took the player some time before gaining her rhythm.
"Yung game talaga ni Margot talaga, kung ano lang nangyari nung 5th set. Kasi 'yung first hanggang third, talagang off pa talaga," he said.
Miguel attributed Mutshima's struggles to their own poor passing and ball control, as the whole NU squad appeared off-kilter for the first three sets. It was their defense that helped them extend the match, as the Lady Bulldogs registed six kill blocks in the fourth frame.
"Noong fifth set nga, finally nagkone-connect na. 'Yun na talaga 'yung game ni Margot, being the go-to guy namin talaga," said Miguel.
Even as Mutshima scored the most points and took charge in the deciding frame, her coaches and teammates know that she is capable of so much more.
The player guaranteed that she will play at a higher level come NU's next game, which is against Adamson University on Sunday.
"Good," she said of her performance, before saying, "Next game."
https://news.abs-cbn.com/sports/03/04/20/uaap-mutshima-takes-charge-late-shines-for-nu-lady-bulldogs
Monday, February 24, 2020
FIBA: Thirdy hails Kiefer, PBA vets for guidance
Camille B. Naredo, ABS-CBN News
A grateful Thirdy Ravena deflected credit after his explosive performance for Gilas Pilipinas in their first game of the FIBA Asia Cup 2021 qualifiers against Indonesia on Sunday night.
Ravena was the breakout star for the Philippines, tallying a team-best 23 points in their 100-70 rout of Indonesia. He also had 8 rebounds, 3 assists, and 2 blocks in an all-around performance at the BritAma Arena in Jakarta.
Yet the former King Eagle stressed that credit must also go to his older brother, Kiefer, and the PBA veterans in the squad for how they guided the team to victory. Thirdy was one of five amateurs in the squad, while Kiefer skippered the team in the first qualifying window.
"I'd like to give a shout out to the veterans, the PBA guys, kasi they let us play our game," said Thirdy in an interview with SBP-Cignal TV after the contest.
"They just let us play, and they were guiding us all throughout the game," he explained. "So malaking tulong 'yun, especially for young guys like us na maraming first time maka-experience ng game for Gilas."
Thirdy was the one amateur in the group who had experience playing for Gilas Pilipinas, having made his senior team debut last year during the FIBA World Cup Asian qualifiers. But for Matt Nieto, Isaac Go, Juan Gomez de Liano, and Dwight Ramos, it was their first time donning national team colors in the senior level.
Gomez de Liano put up 10 points, while Nieto had 6 assists in 15 minutes. Ramos had 5 points and 5 rebounds, and Go pulled down 7 boards to compensate for going scoreless.
The game was also special for Thirdy as it marked the first time he played together with Kiefer since the Ravena brothers suited up for the Ateneo Blue Eagles in 2014.
"It made me feel comfortable being in the team, especially with my brother as the captain. He just prepped me pretty good," Thirdy said.
"He was basically doing his part as a captain and making everyone else, not just me, feel comfortable around the team and to just do our jobs. Definitely feels good to play with him again after years of waiting," he added.
With Gilas now 1-0 in Group A of the qualifiers, Thirdy is looking forward to their upcoming games where he hopes to once again play with his older brother.
"I can't wait to learn from him and learn from Coach Mark (Dickel) and everyone else in the coaching staff," said Thirdy. "It's a great feeling to have him again as a teammate."
https://news.abs-cbn.com/sports/02/24/20/fiba-thirdy-hails-kiefer-pba-vets-for-guidance
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| Thirdy Ravena was the breakout star of Gilas Pilipinas' win against Indonesia in the FIBA Asia Cup 2021 qualifiers. FIBA Media |
A grateful Thirdy Ravena deflected credit after his explosive performance for Gilas Pilipinas in their first game of the FIBA Asia Cup 2021 qualifiers against Indonesia on Sunday night.
Ravena was the breakout star for the Philippines, tallying a team-best 23 points in their 100-70 rout of Indonesia. He also had 8 rebounds, 3 assists, and 2 blocks in an all-around performance at the BritAma Arena in Jakarta.
Yet the former King Eagle stressed that credit must also go to his older brother, Kiefer, and the PBA veterans in the squad for how they guided the team to victory. Thirdy was one of five amateurs in the squad, while Kiefer skippered the team in the first qualifying window.
"I'd like to give a shout out to the veterans, the PBA guys, kasi they let us play our game," said Thirdy in an interview with SBP-Cignal TV after the contest.
"They just let us play, and they were guiding us all throughout the game," he explained. "So malaking tulong 'yun, especially for young guys like us na maraming first time maka-experience ng game for Gilas."
Thirdy was the one amateur in the group who had experience playing for Gilas Pilipinas, having made his senior team debut last year during the FIBA World Cup Asian qualifiers. But for Matt Nieto, Isaac Go, Juan Gomez de Liano, and Dwight Ramos, it was their first time donning national team colors in the senior level.
Gomez de Liano put up 10 points, while Nieto had 6 assists in 15 minutes. Ramos had 5 points and 5 rebounds, and Go pulled down 7 boards to compensate for going scoreless.
The game was also special for Thirdy as it marked the first time he played together with Kiefer since the Ravena brothers suited up for the Ateneo Blue Eagles in 2014.
"It made me feel comfortable being in the team, especially with my brother as the captain. He just prepped me pretty good," Thirdy said.
"He was basically doing his part as a captain and making everyone else, not just me, feel comfortable around the team and to just do our jobs. Definitely feels good to play with him again after years of waiting," he added.
With Gilas now 1-0 in Group A of the qualifiers, Thirdy is looking forward to their upcoming games where he hopes to once again play with his older brother.
"I can't wait to learn from him and learn from Coach Mark (Dickel) and everyone else in the coaching staff," said Thirdy. "It's a great feeling to have him again as a teammate."
https://news.abs-cbn.com/sports/02/24/20/fiba-thirdy-hails-kiefer-pba-vets-for-guidance
Pacquiao: ABS-CBN potential shutdown a 'big loss' for Filipinos
Filipinos will suffer a "big loss" if the government shuts down ABS-CBN Corp., Sen. Emmanuel Pacquiao said Monday.
The country's largest media network keeps the public updated on calamities and national issues, Pacquiao told a Senate committee hearing on alleged violations of ABS-CBN's franchise.
"Kung ano man ang problema nila, kung may violation sila, then kasuhan sila. Pero hindi naman siguro doon mapupunta sa closure," said the lawmaker.
(If they have a problem, if they have a violation, then they should face a case. But perhaps it shouldn't lead to closure.)
"Parang malaking kawalan ng buong sambayanang Pilipino ang mawala ang ABS-CBN dahil napakalaking tulong ito para sa ating bansa na magkaroon ng impormasyon ang bawat isa," he added.
(It will perhaps be a big loss for he Filipino public if ABS-CBN closes because it is a big help to our country in giving information to everyone.)
The House of Representatives has yet to act on several bills seeking the renewal of ABS-CBN's franchise, which expires in March. Earlier this month, the government's top lawyer asked the Supreme Court to nullify the network's franchise due to supposed abuses.
ABS-CBN had said it did not violate any law in its 65-year service.
https://news.abs-cbn.com/video/news/02/24/20/pacquiao-abs-cbn-potential-shutdown-a-big-loss-for-filipinos
The country's largest media network keeps the public updated on calamities and national issues, Pacquiao told a Senate committee hearing on alleged violations of ABS-CBN's franchise.
"Kung ano man ang problema nila, kung may violation sila, then kasuhan sila. Pero hindi naman siguro doon mapupunta sa closure," said the lawmaker.
(If they have a problem, if they have a violation, then they should face a case. But perhaps it shouldn't lead to closure.)
"Parang malaking kawalan ng buong sambayanang Pilipino ang mawala ang ABS-CBN dahil napakalaking tulong ito para sa ating bansa na magkaroon ng impormasyon ang bawat isa," he added.
(It will perhaps be a big loss for he Filipino public if ABS-CBN closes because it is a big help to our country in giving information to everyone.)
The House of Representatives has yet to act on several bills seeking the renewal of ABS-CBN's franchise, which expires in March. Earlier this month, the government's top lawyer asked the Supreme Court to nullify the network's franchise due to supposed abuses.
ABS-CBN had said it did not violate any law in its 65-year service.
https://news.abs-cbn.com/video/news/02/24/20/pacquiao-abs-cbn-potential-shutdown-a-big-loss-for-filipinos
Wednesday, February 12, 2020
Enchong Dee to fellow artists: Speak up not only because our job is in peril
As Enchong Dee backed ABS-CBN in its franchise ordeal, the actor called on his fellow artists to speak up and be alert not only because their job is on the line but because it’s their duty as Filipinos to fight for democracy.
“I always tell people that ‘Artists should be the first line of defense of our democracy’, people tend to agree, but most do nothing about it or get reprimanded for saying something political,” Dee said.
“Very few listen and even fewer are brave enough to stand their ground because of their ‘reputation’. Now that ABS-CBN is being wrongly accused of so many things… I am angry. I am sad. I am bothered,” he added.
The actor pointed out the need for vigilance as a Filipino fighting for democracy, and not simply due to the possibility of their jobs being jeopardized.
“I am a Filipino first and my job comes second. Let’s be vigilant not only because our jobs are in peril but mainly because we are Filipinos fighting for the democracy and Constitution of our country,” Dee said.
“I know after this post, paid trolls would attack me but I stand firm with my beliefs and I am not afraid to lose my little popularity,” he further said.
On February 10, Solicitor General Jose Calida filed a quo warranto petition before the Supreme Court to void the media network giant ABS-CBN’s franchise over alleged “abusive practices.”
But ABS-CBN denied accusations that it violated provisions of its legislative franchise and said the quo warranto petition was only an effort to shut down the network.
ABS-CBN also denied that it failed to pay taxes to the government, pointing out that it in fact paid P70.5 billion in taxes for the past 17 years.
The country’s largest broadcasting company’s franchise is set to lapse on March 30.
https://entertainment.inquirer.net/364219/enchong-dee-to-fellow-artists-speak-up-not-only-because-our-job-is-in-peril
— Enchong Dee (@enchongdee777) February 12, 2020Dee, in a tweet Wednesday, lamented how only a few artists speak up on their stance because of possibly getting reprimanded for being “political” or to protect their “reputation.”
“I always tell people that ‘Artists should be the first line of defense of our democracy’, people tend to agree, but most do nothing about it or get reprimanded for saying something political,” Dee said.
“Very few listen and even fewer are brave enough to stand their ground because of their ‘reputation’. Now that ABS-CBN is being wrongly accused of so many things… I am angry. I am sad. I am bothered,” he added.
The actor pointed out the need for vigilance as a Filipino fighting for democracy, and not simply due to the possibility of their jobs being jeopardized.
“I am a Filipino first and my job comes second. Let’s be vigilant not only because our jobs are in peril but mainly because we are Filipinos fighting for the democracy and Constitution of our country,” Dee said.
“I know after this post, paid trolls would attack me but I stand firm with my beliefs and I am not afraid to lose my little popularity,” he further said.
On February 10, Solicitor General Jose Calida filed a quo warranto petition before the Supreme Court to void the media network giant ABS-CBN’s franchise over alleged “abusive practices.”
But ABS-CBN denied accusations that it violated provisions of its legislative franchise and said the quo warranto petition was only an effort to shut down the network.
ABS-CBN also denied that it failed to pay taxes to the government, pointing out that it in fact paid P70.5 billion in taxes for the past 17 years.
The country’s largest broadcasting company’s franchise is set to lapse on March 30.
https://entertainment.inquirer.net/364219/enchong-dee-to-fellow-artists-speak-up-not-only-because-our-job-is-in-peril
Friday, January 24, 2020
24th Southeast Asian (SEA) Games Media Launch
August 8, 2007
Sofitel Philippine Plaza Manila
The National Broadcasting Network (NBN) together with Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) for the coverage A Time for Heroes: 24th Southeast Asian Games in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand.
Last August 14 at the Sofitel Philippine Plaza a grand media launch of A Time for Heroes, 2007 Southeast Asian Games in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand attended by entertainment and sports columnists and writers.
Spotted in the launching were Ambassador Marciano Paynor, Jr., Senator Alan Peter Cayetano, former Ilocos Sur Governor Luis Singson and former Senator Vicente Sotto III.
Also present in the occasion were Atty. Dong Puno, Prof. Cheche Lazaro, Christian Esguerra, Sis. Angelique Lazo-Mayuga, NBN general manager and chief executive officer Jose Isabelo, Airtime Marketing producer Tess Celestino-Howard, PAGCOR Chairman Efrahim Genuino, POC Chairman Jose Cojuangco, Jr., PSC Chairman William Ramirez, Ricky Lo, Boy Abunda, Butch Francisco, Raymond Gutierrez, Joey de Leon, Crispina Belen, Jeffrey Espiritu, Dindo Balares, Isah V. Red, Ricky Calderon, German Moreno, Lolit Solis, Cristy Fermin and DJ Jhai Ho.
To recall, the country hosted the 23rd Southeast Asian Games in 2005 it emerged as overall champion of the games.
By the start of -ber months when television networks, newspapers and websites would set- up their countdown clocks for the 24th Southeast Asian Games in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand.
Beng Chua, Michael Knight, Terence Khan and Dennis Antenor, Jr. would provide voice-over for the countdown and teaser plugs on radio and television.
The title of the special to be called "A Time for Heroes".
Beng Chua, Michael Knight, Terence Khan and Dennis Antenor, Jr. would provide voice-over for the countdown and teaser plugs on radio and television.
The title of the special to be called "A Time for Heroes".
The coverage will be shown live and exclusive on NBN-4, ABC-5 and IBC-13.
The Official Media Partners are Inquirer Group of Companies, CNN International, Digital Out of Home (DOOH), United Neon Media Group, Bombo Radyo Philippines, Manila Broadcasting Company, Philippine Broadcasting Service, Radio Mindanao Network and Viber.
This coverage was powered by the Philippine Sports Commission and UCare, co-presented by the Department of Tourism, Alaxan FR and Petron, host broadcaster NEP, and in part by Pride Detergent, Unique Toothpaste, Smart Dishwashing, StarWax Floor Wax, Shield Bath Soap, White Rose Kojic Whitening Soap, Senokot, White Flower, Symdex D, Meralco, Jollibee, Hapee Toothpaste, Capsulac, Accel, MC Billboards, Tanduay, Nestle Milo, Globe, TM, PLDT, Smart, Facebook, Friendster, Multiply, Myspace, Twitter, YouTube, SM Supermalls, Eyeberry, Dunkin Donuts, Cherry Mobile, Fukuda, My Juiz, AICS, Manila Bulletin, 2GO, GES, Steeltech Colored Roofing and M Lhuillier Financial Services, Inc.
It is the most-watched television coverage next to the Second EDSA Revolution that deposed President (now Manila Mayor) Joseph Estrada and installed Vice President (now President) Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo as president, the World Youth Day 1995 in Manila to see Pope John Paul II when the closing mass held at the Quirino Grandstand in Rizal Park was the largest papal crowd in history until being surpassed on January 18, 2015 during the visit of Pope Francis, Miss Universe 1994 won by Sushmita Sen of India and 1992 Summer Olympic Games in Barcelona, Spain.
In 2005, the host Philippines performance was its best ever yet in Southeast Asian Games history, emerged as overall champion of the games.
The opening ceremony which divided into eight segments was held on 6 December 2007 at 7 p.m. (8 p.m. local time) at the 80th birthday stadium.
The country is looking to improve its 6th place finish where it hauled 41 gold, 91 silver and 96 bronze medals.
Sofitel Philippine Plaza Manila
The National Broadcasting Network (NBN) together with Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) for the coverage A Time for Heroes: 24th Southeast Asian Games in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand.
Last August 14 at the Sofitel Philippine Plaza a grand media launch of A Time for Heroes, 2007 Southeast Asian Games in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand attended by entertainment and sports columnists and writers.
Spotted in the launching were Ambassador Marciano Paynor, Jr., Senator Alan Peter Cayetano, former Ilocos Sur Governor Luis Singson and former Senator Vicente Sotto III.
Also present in the occasion were Atty. Dong Puno, Prof. Cheche Lazaro, Christian Esguerra, Sis. Angelique Lazo-Mayuga, NBN general manager and chief executive officer Jose Isabelo, Airtime Marketing producer Tess Celestino-Howard, PAGCOR Chairman Efrahim Genuino, POC Chairman Jose Cojuangco, Jr., PSC Chairman William Ramirez, Ricky Lo, Boy Abunda, Butch Francisco, Raymond Gutierrez, Joey de Leon, Crispina Belen, Jeffrey Espiritu, Dindo Balares, Isah V. Red, Ricky Calderon, German Moreno, Lolit Solis, Cristy Fermin and DJ Jhai Ho.
To recall, the country hosted the 23rd Southeast Asian Games in 2005 it emerged as overall champion of the games.
By the start of -ber months when television networks, newspapers and websites would set- up their countdown clocks for the 24th Southeast Asian Games in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand.
Beng Chua, Michael Knight, Terence Khan and Dennis Antenor, Jr. would provide voice-over for the countdown and teaser plugs on radio and television.
The title of the special to be called "A Time for Heroes".
Beng Chua, Michael Knight, Terence Khan and Dennis Antenor, Jr. would provide voice-over for the countdown and teaser plugs on radio and television.
The title of the special to be called "A Time for Heroes".
The coverage will be shown live and exclusive on NBN-4, ABC-5 and IBC-13.
The Official Media Partners are Inquirer Group of Companies, CNN International, Digital Out of Home (DOOH), United Neon Media Group, Bombo Radyo Philippines, Manila Broadcasting Company, Philippine Broadcasting Service, Radio Mindanao Network and Viber.
This coverage was powered by the Philippine Sports Commission and UCare, co-presented by the Department of Tourism, Alaxan FR and Petron, host broadcaster NEP, and in part by Pride Detergent, Unique Toothpaste, Smart Dishwashing, StarWax Floor Wax, Shield Bath Soap, White Rose Kojic Whitening Soap, Senokot, White Flower, Symdex D, Meralco, Jollibee, Hapee Toothpaste, Capsulac, Accel, MC Billboards, Tanduay, Nestle Milo, Globe, TM, PLDT, Smart, Facebook, Friendster, Multiply, Myspace, Twitter, YouTube, SM Supermalls, Eyeberry, Dunkin Donuts, Cherry Mobile, Fukuda, My Juiz, AICS, Manila Bulletin, 2GO, GES, Steeltech Colored Roofing and M Lhuillier Financial Services, Inc.
It is the most-watched television coverage next to the Second EDSA Revolution that deposed President (now Manila Mayor) Joseph Estrada and installed Vice President (now President) Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo as president, the World Youth Day 1995 in Manila to see Pope John Paul II when the closing mass held at the Quirino Grandstand in Rizal Park was the largest papal crowd in history until being surpassed on January 18, 2015 during the visit of Pope Francis, Miss Universe 1994 won by Sushmita Sen of India and 1992 Summer Olympic Games in Barcelona, Spain.
In 2005, the host Philippines performance was its best ever yet in Southeast Asian Games history, emerged as overall champion of the games.
The opening ceremony which divided into eight segments was held on 6 December 2007 at 7 p.m. (8 p.m. local time) at the 80th birthday stadium.
The country is looking to improve its 6th place finish where it hauled 41 gold, 91 silver and 96 bronze medals.
An excerpt from "Showbiz Pa More": memorable ‘Private Conversations with Boy Abunda’ (2020 Updated)
DJ Jai Ho: Eto narequest ko na magusto na may nakachicka ka na mainterview ng mga pulitiko, mga pinakakontrobersyal na pangalan, dito sa interview ni Tito Boy, meron ka bang kinakatakutan ang nakakaharap mo, tito Boy?
Boy Abunda: Hindi takot, I'm very familiar with fear, hindi takot. As a matter of fact, I pray for jitters, nagsasabi, Panginoong Diyos, bigyan mo ako ng konti kaba kasi nagmemeasure hanggang saan ako? Kinatatakutan, meron akong dalawa na instances, isa, I remember being invited then Vice President of the Philippines Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, nagkaroon ng EDSA, that was EDSA 2, live kasi ang Private Conversations, ang Private Conversations ang galing mula sa ANC, naging ABS-CBN, nagpunta sa ANC.
Nang gabi ring 'yon, nagtipon at nagprotesta ang mga kontra-Erap sa EDSA shrine at inilunsad ang EDSA Dos.
Lahat pinagbibitiw si Estrada sa puwesto. Nag-atras din ng suporta ang pulisya at militar.
Enero 20, nanumpa bilang pangulo si Vice President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo.
Sinugod ng taumbayan ang Malakanyang. Para hindi na mauwi sa karahasan, nilisan ni Estrada ang Palasyo.
The Pope visited the Philippines again in January 1995 in time for the 10th World Youth Day. Some 3 million people lined the streets to welcome John Paul II, who arrived on January 12, 1995.
On January 15, 1995, a Sunday, the Pope arrived at Malacañang Park aboard the Popemobile from the Apostolic Nunciature on Taft Avenue, but was forced to ride the presidential helicopter along with Cardinal Sin and Papal Nuncio Gian Vincenzo Moreni to get to Quirino Grandstand amid the huge crowd on the streets.
Biggest gathering
At past 10 in the morning, the Pope began the three-and-a-half-hour Mass that marked the closing of the 10th World Youth Day. Attended by ten million people, it was the biggest gathering so far in the Pontiff’s 16-year reign.
The Mass’ concelebrants included Sin, Cebu Archbishop Ricardo Cardinal Vidal, Vatican Secretary of State Angelo Cardinal Sodano and Eduardo Cardinal Pironio, head of the Pontifical Council of the Laity.
Boy Abunda: Hindi takot, I'm very familiar with fear, hindi takot. As a matter of fact, I pray for jitters, nagsasabi, Panginoong Diyos, bigyan mo ako ng konti kaba kasi nagmemeasure hanggang saan ako? Kinatatakutan, meron akong dalawa na instances, isa, I remember being invited then Vice President of the Philippines Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, nagkaroon ng EDSA, that was EDSA 2, live kasi ang Private Conversations, ang Private Conversations ang galing mula sa ANC, naging ABS-CBN, nagpunta sa ANC.
Nang gabi ring 'yon, nagtipon at nagprotesta ang mga kontra-Erap sa EDSA shrine at inilunsad ang EDSA Dos.
Lahat pinagbibitiw si Estrada sa puwesto. Nag-atras din ng suporta ang pulisya at militar.
Enero 20, nanumpa bilang pangulo si Vice President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo.
Sinugod ng taumbayan ang Malakanyang. Para hindi na mauwi sa karahasan, nilisan ni Estrada ang Palasyo.
The Pope visited the Philippines again in January 1995 in time for the 10th World Youth Day. Some 3 million people lined the streets to welcome John Paul II, who arrived on January 12, 1995.
On January 15, 1995, a Sunday, the Pope arrived at Malacañang Park aboard the Popemobile from the Apostolic Nunciature on Taft Avenue, but was forced to ride the presidential helicopter along with Cardinal Sin and Papal Nuncio Gian Vincenzo Moreni to get to Quirino Grandstand amid the huge crowd on the streets.
Biggest gathering
At past 10 in the morning, the Pope began the three-and-a-half-hour Mass that marked the closing of the 10th World Youth Day. Attended by ten million people, it was the biggest gathering so far in the Pontiff’s 16-year reign.
The Mass’ concelebrants included Sin, Cebu Archbishop Ricardo Cardinal Vidal, Vatican Secretary of State Angelo Cardinal Sodano and Eduardo Cardinal Pironio, head of the Pontifical Council of the Laity.
Thursday, January 23, 2020
Milo "Chance to Come Your Dream with Yulo"
Great things start from small beginnings
Growing up reach early for your dreams
Face the day there's a new challenge
A chance to be better, a chance to become your dream!
Growing up with champion energy, growing up with Milo!
Milo everyday!
Milo's newest TV commercial with gymnast Carlos Yulo released yesterday on ABS-CBN-2 during FPJ's Ang Probinsyano.
By advancing to the final round of the all-around event of the 2019 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships, Yulo secured qualification to compete for the Philippines at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. At the 2019 Southeast Asian Games, Yulo finished on the podium in every event winning gold in the all-around and floor exercise and silver in the pommel horse, still rings, vault, parallel bars, and horizontal bar.
Other Milo champions aside from Yulo are figure skaters Katrice delos Reyes and Michael Martinez, swimming stalwarts Miguel Molina, Ernest Lorenzo Dee, Timothy Vincent Yap, Johansen Aguilar, Pierce Beltran, Jhonmar Gonzales, Maurice Ilustre, Rochmond Santos, Kendrick Uy, Charles William Walker, Evan Brian Uy, Jan Michael Chiu, Lawin Dacera, Jessie Lacuna, Miguel Barlisan, Axel Ngui, Jose Gio Palencia, Sean Paul Tan, Angelo Miguel Carandang, Joseph Gaston Beloso, Gian Berino, Gabriel Lorenzo Castelo, Malco Alron Dacanay, Nikita Dacera, Dexter Lacuna, Orpheus Magbanlac, Maria Kristina Beatriz and Anna Dominique Bartolome, Marvie Borja, Thea Caluma, Mariel Carandang, Denjylie Cordero, Lucia Gaudes Dacanay, Anna Celina Gonzalez, Maria Gabrielle Infantado, Jacklyn Judith Junio, Heidi Gem Ong, Jasmine Veronica Ong, Basille Uy, Bianca Elinor Uy and Kimberly Uy, billiards ace Rubilen Amit, figure skaters Katrice delos Reyes and Michael Martinez, taekwondo champions John Paul Lizardo, Pauline Lopez, Tshomlee Go and Mary Antoinette Rivero, basketball players Chris Tiu, Kiefer Ravena, Prince Carlos, Thirdy Ravena, Jeron Teng, Javi and Juan Gomez de Liaño, volleyball players Princess Gaiser and Alyssa Valdez and former Milo marathon King Eduardo Buenavista and Milo marathon Queens Jho-An Banayag and Mary Joy Tabal.
Original video courtesy of NestlePH
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Tuesday, January 21, 2020
Ken Uy and Gian Berino (KG)
No other than University of the Philippines (UP) Maroon Tankers Ken Uy is wearing arena ARN-4091 WHT silicone swimming cap, AGL-1400 YLRD swimming glass (mirror Swedish type) and ARN-6015 DRED RIMIC nux-F and Gian Berino is wearing speedo Aqua V Silicone Swimming Cap - Black (8-087750001), speedsocket Unisex Goggle - Black (8-705895555) and FASTSKIN LZR RACER Men's Legskin - Black (8-018040001) and shot on location at Loyola Schools Swimming Pool, Ateneo de Manila University.
Uy dominated the 50m and 100m freestyle categories while Berino dominated the 1,500m freestyle category.
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