Simulan muna natin sa maikling biography nang dalawang boksingero..

Richard John Hatton

Nickname(s)	The Hitman The Manchester Mexican The Pride of Hyde Ricky Fatton Boxing record Total fights 47 Wins 45 Wins by KO 32 Losses 2

Born in Stockport, Greater Manchester, Hatton was raised on the Hattersley council estate in Hyde, Greater Manchester and trained at the Sale West ABC on the Racecourse Estate. He was educated at Hattersley High School.

Both his grandfather and father played for Rochdale, and Ricky had a trial for the youth team. But Hatton found a local boxing club in Hyde, which he still trains at, and found he enjoyed the sport.

Hatton's entrance music is the Manchester City club song "Blue Moon" as performed by the band "Supra."^[4] Aged 14, Hatton was taken by his uncles Ged and Paul to Manchester United's Old Trafford stadium to watch the second fight between Nigel Benn and Chris Eubank.

Hatton joined the family carpet business on leaving school, but after he cut four of his fingers with a Stanley knife, his father made him a salesman to prevent him from losing his fingers.

Emmanuel Dapidran Pacquiao

Nickname(s)	Pac-Man The Mexi-cutioner The People's Champion Pambansang Kamao ("National Fist") Boxing record Total fights 54 Wins 49 Wins by KO 37 Losses 3 Draws 2

(pronounced /ˈpækjaʊ/; born December 17, 1978), known as Manny "Pac-Man" Pacquiao is a professional Filipino boxer. He is the former WBC lightweight world champion, WBC super featherweight world champion, IBF super bantamweight world champion, and WBC flyweight world champion. He has also held the Ring Magazine titles for featherweight, super featherweight, and light welterweight divisions. For his achievements, he became the first Filipino and Asian boxer to win five world titles in five different weight divisions. He is currently the IBO and Ring Magazine Light Welterweight champion and is rated by the Ring Magazine as the #1 pound-for-pound boxer in the world.

Isang mainit na pagbati sa bilyonaryong bayani ng Pilipinas, ( note: bibihira magkaroon ng isang bayani na mayaman ang Pilipinas, o yumaman. Kundi namamatay, pinupugutan ng ulo. )

Tiyak na huminto ang ikot ng mundo kasabay ng pagkawala ng mga jeep, taxi at tricycle sa kalasada dahil sa laban ni Pacman, may pila sa terminal pero di ka makakasakay...

Kung bakit ako sumulat tungkol sa laban na ito, di ko alam.. pero nasimulan ko na kaya ililista ko ang mga dahilan ng pagkapanalo ni Pacquiao.

1. Ito ang unang laban na sumama si Aling Dionisia ( Kahit pumunta sya sa Las Vegas at binigyan ng VIP treatment di pa rin nya pinanood ang laban ni Pacman ng LIVE. Gusto nya lang na magdasal sa Amerika para maiba naman.
2. Takot sa kaliwete si Hatton, di ko alam kung dahil maganda ang girlfriend niya kaya siya takot sa kaliwete.
3. Puro tiga-USA ang jugde, Michael Permick, Glen Trowbridge at CJ Ross.
4. Wala Mexicano sa crowd, kung meron man nkasupot ang buong katawan. Wala nag-BOO kay PAcman puro praises, lahat ng Mexicano nakakulong sa Mexico dahil sa Swine Flu.
5. At ang pinaka-matindi, nagbilin c Pacman sa Team Pacquiao na pag nabugbug sya ung bodyguard na nya na kinuha nya pa sa WWE ang pumalit sa kanya sa ring, Dave Michael Bautista Jr. ata pangalan, aka Batista.

Hanggang sa susunod na laban na lang Manny! Mabuhay ka bilyonaryong bayani! trapik nanaman sa Maynila pagdating mo!

Things are not the way they are before...

he is no longer smiling...

the pierce on his eyebrow is still there but the earrings are no there. There are few hairs that grew on his head...

I can still hear him laugh as I look at the glass that covered him.

it took me a long time to get back to my seat, still lookin. starin.

i know he is lookin from up above, smilin.

well, life must go on.

every death gives the same lesson: seize the moment, enjoy life.

see you, hope not soon.

tila isang kapatid na nakasama, nakagiliwan.

sa mga araw na ikaw ay aming nakapiling, hinangaan.

matibay mong hinarap ang mapait na mundo gamit ang iyong ngiti.

ngayon panahon na muli upang lumipad ka.

sa ulap ka na lang namin tatanawin.

sa gitna ng sikat ng araw duon mo kami hantayin

mga taong minsan mo nakasama. kasabay mo nangarap.

lumipad ka na, wag ka na malungkot.

kasama mo kami, di ka magiisa.

maghintay ka lang kapatid.

kita kita tayo sa dulo.

-- isang pamamaalam sa aking kaibigan, JB Endrano. muli, kita kita sa dulo.

a dose of drug, one key and a note.
drums rolling.. beats unheard.
this heart is burning soul is dying.

hell is freezing like ice. heavens is closing its door. Why cant i hear the angels sing... shout at me. make me bleed and take the numbness inside.

flowing lava kills me, heat of the missed teardrops. slowly putting myself inside a box.. wide open yet i cant see any ray of light.

i got an angel and im clipped to her wings yet gravity is pulling me down.. even light cant pass thru my eyes. i am invinsible. no eye can pass thru my sight. they dont know... you woundnt know.

i just keep it playing.. look at their covered faces.. same as their lines. i've sinned. Manchurian Candidate.

Isa kang halimabawa.

http://clu3less.tabulas.com/

Di ko na sinubukan basahin ang bawat matalinhagang tula na nakasulat dito. Damang-dama ko ang EMOsyon nang taong lumikha nito. Tila bagang naghihiwa siya ng sibuyas habang nililikha ang mga titik nito.

Pero tama lang ito.. para kahit paano nailalabas niya ang nararamdaman niya...

Ang tanong ko lang sa aking kaisipan, si Kim Chen ba at ang gumawa ng malungkot na blog sa itaas ay iisa?

ang pagpapatuloy...

tapos na ang huling araw. tinapos nang mga musika at mga alkohol na pumilit sa kalooba ni Kim Chen na kalimutan ang lahat. Mga araw at sandali... mga madaling araw na binuno nya at pinilit niyang idilat ang kanyang mata para lamang masilayan ang taong pinakamamahal niya.

kitang-kita sa mata ni Kim Chen ang lungkot... tinatago ng kanayang mga ngiti... para bagang isang tae... alam mo na mabaho ito pero wala kang maamoy.

damang dama ko ang bigat sa kalooban ni Kim Chen.

Ano na ang kasunod sa mga kaganapang ito?

Lagi na kaya ma-lalate si Kim Chen?

Mawawalan na kaya sya ng ganang kumain at liliit na ang tiyan niya?

Lalakas kaya sya lalo uminom?

Di na kaya siya mamimigay ng yosi?

Iiwasan na kaya niya magsuot ng nakakamamatay na sapatos?

Paano na si Cupcake?

Isang napakahabang gabi ito para kay kim chen... naubos nyang basahin ang isang 800 page na libro... pero napagtanto ko na wala rin siya naiintindhan sa nababasa niya.

Parang gulugod na tumama sa kanto ng lamesa ang naramdamang sakit ni kim chen.. parang ngipin na binunot na walang anestisya sabay mumog ng patis... parang pakiramdam ng isang kinder na naiwan sa field trip o ng isang agent na naterminate isang araw bago ang sweldo.

Ang tanong ng sambayanan, bakit ganito na lang ang lungkot ni kim chen? Bakit?

Ang dahilan.

Aalis na si Ben Anderson.

- Pagpapakilala -

Sino si Ben Anderson?

Si Ben Anderson ay isa sa mga lead role sa tele-pantasyang ito. Kumbaga sa Mara Clara sya si Fernando Jose. Di katulad ng ibang storya, di ito tangulian ng mahirap at mayaman. Ito ay isang tipikal na kwento ng "boss" at "sekretarya".

Sino si Kim Chen?

Si Kim Chen ay isang matatag na pang-umagang bantay. Isa syang puting lobo. Sa di malamang kadahilanan lumipat sya sa gabi at dun nabuo ang pagtingin nya kay Ben Anderson.

Mga ibang tauhan sa ating kwento:

Cupcake

Di siya bakla gaya ng kanyang pangalan. Nasasabi nang iba na "confuse" sya. Pero matanda na siya. Siya ang magiging ka-love triangle ni Ben Anderson sa kwentong ito. Siya ang lalaking inaantay ni Kim Chen kahit na maging kasing labnaw na ng downy ang dugo niya.

Ang mga extra o yung mga padaan-daan lang sa eksena:

Warla, laging busog.

Peachy, laging inlove.

Hubbitz, level 5 ang ganda.

Marce, obligasyon.

Casper, sumalangit nawa.

Redford, black.

 ...to be continued...

 Let me qoute one article from Philippine Daily Inquirer for my first blog entry.

2 governors, mayor share best practices in governance

June 16, 2008 03:41:00
TJ Burgonio
Philippine Daily Inquirer

MANILA, Philippines—And then there were three—all leading lights in local politics who have joined hands to preach good governance in the hope this would be replicated elsewhere.

In their first much-awaited meeting, Naga City Mayor Jesse Robredo, Isabela Gov. Grace Padaca and Pampanga Gov. Eddie “Among Ed” Panlilio plotted on Tuesday night their future, and the country’s.

Over dinner of sinampalukang manok, pancit molo and bistek Tagalog at Club Filipino in San Juan City, the three officials agreed to tackle together problems, and more importantly, share their “best practices” in governance with other local chief executives.

“We are a fragmented nation and what we want is to group together, make a commitment and advocate the same advocacy,” Panlilio said in an interview. “The country deserves better governance.”

One quick way to reach out is through cyberspace. The three officials are planning to set up a “group blog,” where they can write down their thoughts, in the hope of luring others to their cause, according to Robredo, who keeps a blog like Panlilio.

There have been calls for the three officials to get together and talk about what’s good for the country, but it was only last week that they got around to doing it. After all, they are the new breed of reform-driven public servants.

Harvey Keh, director for Youth Leadership and Social Entrepreneurship of Ateneo de Manila University School of Government, arranged and joined the meeting of the three, whom he calls the “hope of the country.”

“If bad people in our government can join forces to wreak havoc in our country, then why can’t the good people join forces as well and promote good governance in our country?” he said.

In their two-hour meeting, the two governors and the mayor made an amusing, but otherwise not surprising discovery about themselves: They’re advocating the same reforms.

Greater transparency

These are ensuring greater transparency and accountability in government dealings, curbing the pervasive illegal numbers game “jueteng” and illegal logging, and fighting for more local autonomy in the maintenance of law and order.

And with less than two years to go before the 2010 national elections, the three officials are now pushing for computerized elections and voters’ education.

After the dinner, Padaca, 44, went home feeling a certain “lightness of heart.”

“I thought to myself. ‘I’m not alone anymore,’” she said by phone on her way to a remote village on a mountainside in San Agustin town in Isabela province for a regular dialogue with her constituents on Friday morning.

Robredo, 50, winner of the 2000 Ramon Magsaysay Award for Government Service and one of Ten Outstanding Young Persons of the World for efficient, good governance, said the main consensus was cooperation.

“Since we’re not getting any help from the national government, we agreed to cooperate in solving our common problems,” he said by phone from a domestic airport in Naga. For one, they could share strategies, he added.

Choice of police chiefs

One of their more pressing concerns now, especially in Panlilio’s case, is getting regional police officials to respect their choice of police chiefs, which is crucial in the campaign against jueteng.

The mayor was happy to note that Panlilio employed the same tack he took when faced with the same problem in the past: Call the senators’ attention.

If a solution entails getting a law amended, the three officials said they would write lawmakers to file a bill to this effect.

But over and above their local concerns, the three agreed to share “best practices” on how transparency and accountability work in their respective turf with other like-minded officials.

“Good governance starts with simple lifestyle, low-cost expenses in the capitol, transparency and accountability, efficient delivery of services,” Panlilio, 54, said in a phone interview before giving a talk on good governance at Xavier University in Cagayan de Oro City on Friday morning.

The priest shot to national prominence following his crushing victory over the popular Gov. Mark Lapid and moneyed Lilia Pineda in last year’s gubernatorial elections in Pampanga province.

Best practices

Among the best practices that can be replicated elsewhere are Naga’s practice of allowing NGOs to sit at deliberations of special bodies and the city council, and in effect, help run the city, and posting the disposition of its funds and results of its bidding processes on its website; Pampanga’s efficient collection of quarry taxes; and Isabela’s efforts at food sufficiency.

The three plan to meet again, hoping to see other “like-minded” officials next time around.

“We’re very sure there are a lot of others out there who have their own success stories, but have yet to be discovered,” said Padaca, who thrashed the heirs of the Dy family in the 2004 and 2007 gubernatorial elections in Isabela.

Panlilio agreed: “If we put more emphasis on those who really work for good governance to change the political system, and we work together, it will have a big impact on our country.”

The idea of bringing the three officials together was to create a “coalition” of local government officials who are committed “to promoting good governance, transparency and accountability,” Ateneo’s Keh, 29, said.

“I want to make the organization grow, to include other local government leaders who want to see genuine change in our country,” he said.

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Anu kala nyo? english blog to.. gustuhin ko man... anyway, to start my first entry i just want to say na sa mga susunod na entry ay maari kayo makakita o makabasa ng mga topics na sadyang ayoko sanang basahin sa dyaryo araw-araw... ang pagsasanib pwersa ng relihiyon at pulitika.

Naghahanap sana ako ng picture ni Ed Panlilio... saka ko nakita ang blog niya.. kung interesado kayo sa magulong mundo ng relihiyon at pulitika.. click niyo to: http://www.amonged.org