Wednesday, April 20, 2005

NBA Results


Cleveland 100, Celtics 86
Lebron James and Cavs kept their playoff hopes alive

Pistons 95, Hawks 68
Pistons' 11th straight win

Nets 109, Wizards 101
Jason Kidd and Vince Carter could clinch playoff spot if they win against Celtics or if Cavs lose to Raptors on Thursday (RP time)


Heat 99, Bobcats 80
Shaquille O'Neal could not play the Heat's final regular season game due to bruised thigh

Raptors 127, Bucks 109
Bulls 92, Knicks 91
Mavericks 101, Sonics 96
Nuggets 119, Blazers 115

Another ABS-CBN Prime Time Monster Hit


Stained Glass
Originally uploaded by Radyo Patrol.



Inibig na ni Kevin si Jamie mula pagkabata.At sa oras ng kalungkutan, naroon sila para sa isa't-isa.
At sa pagbabalik ni Gerry, ang kaibigang inakala nilang wala na sa kanilang piling, may pusong maguguluhan, at meron ding masasaktan.
Ano nga ba ang mas mahalaga,ang matagal na pagkakaibigan o ang binubulong ng kanilang mga puso?


Stained Glass is a story of 3 orphans Eugene, Jamie and Kevin, who became the best of friends. As children their friendship soon developed into love.
One day, Jamie accidentally drops her flute, a gift from Eugene, in the river. Eugene comes to the rescue and goes after the flute, but tragically drowns. Thinking that Eugene died, Jamie accepts Kevin's love in place of her lost love.
The conflict starts when, after a couple of years, Eugene returns. His friends were unaware that he was rescued from the river. Unfortunately, he discovers that the girl he loves is already with someone else: his childhood best friend, Kevin.
Ito ang lovestory na bibihag sa inyong mga damdamin!

Dollars Over Safety?


500 OFWs in Iraq reject call to return home
The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) said some 500 overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) in Camp Victory, Baghdad, Iraq have refused an offer by the government to return them home free of charge. abs-cbnNEWS.com

Filipinos Welcome Election of Pope Benedict XVI


Arroyo, Filipino bishops hail new Pope
President Arroyo and Filipino Catholic bishops on Wednesday hailed former German Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger on his election as Pope Benedict XVI. abs-cbnNEWS.com

100 Years Of Conclave Of The Roman Catholic Church


Pope Benedict XVI
Originally uploaded by Radyo Patrol.

Other Conclaves In The Past 100 Years

The new pope, Benedict XVI, was elected Tuesday after one of the quickest papal elections of the past century. A look at those conclaves:

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July 31-Aug. 4, 1903: Italian Cardinal Giuseppe Sarto (Pius X) elected on seven ballots over four days. Sixty-two of 64 cardinals participated. Nations: Italy, 38; France, seven; Austria-Hungary, five; Spain, five; Germany, three, and one each from Belgium, Ireland, Portugal and United States.
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Aug. 31-Sept. 3, 1914: Italian Cardinal Giacomo della Chiesa (Benedict XV) elected on 10th ballot on third day. Fifty-six of 65 cardinals participated. Cardinals from Boston, Baltimore and Quebec arrived after the election. Cardinals taking part were Italy, 30; France, six; Spain, five; Austria-Hungary, four; England, two; Germany, two; Portugal, two, and one each from Belgium, Brazil, Netherlands, Ireland and United States.
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Feb. 2-6, 1922: Italian Cardinal Achille Ratti (Pius XI) elected on 14th ballot on fifth day. Fifty-three of 60 cardinals participated. Cardinals from Boston, Philadelphia and Quebec arrived too late. Taking part were cardinals from Italy, 30; France, five; Spain, four; Germany, three; Austria, two; England, two; Poland, two, and one each from Belgium, Netherlands, Hungary, Ireland and Portugal.
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March 1-2, 1939: Italian Cardinal Eugenio Pacelli (Pius XII) elected on third ballot on second day. All 62 cardinals participated. Italy, 35; France, six; Germany, three; Spain, three; United States, three and one each from Argentina, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Czechoslovakia, England, Hungary, Ireland, Poland, Portugal and Syria.
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Oct. 25-28, 1958: Italian Cardinal Angelo Roncalli (John XXIII) elected on 11th ballot on fourth day. Fifty-one of 53 cardinals participated. Cardinal Jozsef Mindszenty of Hungary had taken asylum in the U.S. Embassy in Budapest, and Yugoslav Cardinal Alojzije Stepinac was under house arrest. Italy, 17; France, six; Brazil, three; Spain, three, two each from Argentina, Canada, West Germany and United States; one each from Australia, Belgium, Chile, China, Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, India, Ireland, Mozambique, Poland, Portugal, Soviet Union and Syria.
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June 19-21, 1963: Italian Cardinal Giovanni Battista Montini (Paul VI) elected on sixth ballot on third day. Eighty of the 88 cardinals participated. Mindszenty was still in U.S. Embassy asylum. Italy, 29; France, eight; Spain, six; United States, five; Brazil, three; West Germany, three; Argentina, two; Canada, two; Portugal, two; and one each from Australia, Austria, Belgium, Chile, China, Colombia, Netherlands, India, Ireland, Japan, Mexico, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Scotland, Soviet Union, Syria, Tanzania, Uruguay and Venezuela.
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Aug. 25-26, 1978: Italian Cardinal Albino Luciano (John Paul I) elected on fourth ballot on second day. A total of 111 cardinals from 49 nations and territories took part and three were absent because of illness; 15 cardinals could not join under new rule limiting vote age to under 80. Top nations: Italy, 26; United States, eight; France, seven; Brazil, six; West Germany, five; Spain, four; Argentina, three; Canada, three.
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Oct. 14-16, 1978: Polish Cardinal Karol Wojtyla (John Paul II) elected on eighth ballot on third day to become first non-Italian pope since Adrian VI (1522-1523). A total of 111 cardinals from 49 nations and territories took part. Top nations: Italy, 25; United States, nine; France, seven; Brazil, six; West Germany, five; Spain, four; Argentina, three; Canada, three.


Vatican Enforcer?


Vatican Enforcer?
Originally uploaded by Radyo Patrol.

Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger's interventions are a roll call of flashpoints for the church: the 1987 order stripping American theologian the Rev. Charles Curran of the right to teach because he encouraged dissent; crippling Latin Americans supporting the popular "liberation theology" movement for alleged Marxist leanings; coming down hard on efforts to rewrite Scriptures in gender inclusive language.
He also shows no flexibility on the church's views on priestly celibacy, contraception and the ban on ordinations for women.
In 1986, he denounced rock music as the "vehicle of anti-religion." In 1988, he dismissed anyone who tried to find "feminist" meanings in the Bible. Last year, he told American bishops that it was allowable to deny Communion to those who support such "manifest grave sin" as abortion and euthanasia.
He earned unflattering nicknames such as Panzercardinal, God's rottweiler, and the Grand Inquisitor. Cartoonists emphasized his deep-set eyes and Italians lampooned his pronounced German accent.
"Indeed, it would be hard to find a Catholic controversy in the past 20 years that did not somehow involve Joseph Ratzinger," John Allen, a Vatican reporter for the National Catholic Register, wrote six years ago.
But among conservatives, he rose in stature. An online fan club sings his praises and offers souvenirs with the slogan: "Putting the smackdown on heresy since 1981."
In recent years, he took on issues outside church doctrine. He once called Buddhism a religion for the self-indulgent. In an interview with the French magazine Le Figaro last year, he suggested Turkey's bid to join the Europe Union conflicted with Europe's Christian roots — a view that could unsettle Vatican attempts to improve relations with Muslims.
"Turkey has always represented a different continent, in permanent contrast to Europe," he was quoted as saying.
"If he continues as pope the way he was as a cardinal, I think we will see a polarized church," said David Gibson, a former Vatican Radio journalist and author of a book on trends in the church. "He has said himself that he wanted a smaller, but purer, church."
Critics complain Ratzinger embodies all the conservative instincts of the last papacy, but without John Paul's charisma and pastoral genius.
"I think this is the closest the church can come to human cloning," quipped Gibson.
It's a joke not too far off the mark.

Cardinal Ratzinger


Cardinal Ratzinger
Originally uploaded by Radyo Patrol.

Newly elected Pope Joseph Ratzinger of Germany, now Pope Benedict XVI, waves to the crowd from the central balcony of St. Peter's Basilica, at the Vatican, Tuesday, April 19, 2005. (AP Photo/ Andrew Medichini)

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Tuesday, April 19, 2005

Memories of Bali: Another Monster Hit from your Kapamilya Network, ABS-CBN


Memories of Bali
Originally uploaded by Radyo Patrol.

Ito ang kuwentong iyong babalik-balikan!

Bali, Indonesia... Sinong mag-aakalang sa paraisong ito masusubok ang isang pagsasama?

Si Nina, mayaman at matalino, nasa kanya na sana ang lahat maliban sa pag-ibig ng tunay niyang mahal…

Si Ryan, dati niyang kasintahan pero napilitan silang maghiwalay para sundin ang magulang ng dalaga…

Si Paolo, mayaman at guwapo, naiipit sa isang napagkasunduang kasal sa babaeng di niya mahal…

Magtatagpo ang kanilang mga landas sa Bali at makikilala si Erica, mahirap ngunit palaban, anong magtutulak sa kanyang kumapit sa patalim para lang mabuhay at makapiling ang isinisigaw ng kanyang damdamin?

Ito ang kuwentong pinag-uusapan sa buong Asya!

Memories of Bali: Mondays - Fridays, 9:00-9:30 p.m.


Synopsis / Brief:
Lee Soo-jung is an orphan who works as a tour guide in Bali. She has a useless brother that constantly gets into trouble and needs her to bail him out all the time. She struggles to make ends meet and aspires to be rescued out of her current predicament by a rich & wealthy man.

Jung Jae-min is the youngest son of the wealthy Chairman of the Pax Group. He is uninterested in business, irresponsible, arrogant, childish, self-centered and a playboy. He is engaged to Choi Young-joo, who comes from a comparable wealthy and powerful family. Both Jae-min and Young-joo are not in love with each other and continues to see other people. Young-joo in turn is still in love with her ex-boyfriend Kang In-wook whom she left so that she can be engaged to Jae-min (as per arranged by both parents). Kang In-wook comes from a broken family, his parents are divorced and his mother opens a small restaurant. He is a capable person at work but he has a cold exterior and it is difficult to read his mind.

On a business trip to Indonesia, Jae-min and Young-joo take a trip, but Young-joo was there to meet In-wook instead. The three meet and decide to have a trip with Jae-min thinking that In-wook is Young-joo’s old classmate. Soo-jung was their tour guide who realizes that Jae-min was rich and powerful and decides to seduce him. Jae-min eventually finds out that the friendship of Young-joo and In-wook is not exactly that friendly thus in his jealous rage leaves the two and eventually ends up with Soo-jung who he treats badly. In-wook finds out about Soo-jung’s situation later at a chance meeting. However, as time passes Jae-min and Soo-jung end up in a relationship out of sheer circumstances.

The bond that quickly grows with Soo-jung and Jae-min becomes a destructive and tumultuous one. Their relationship that revolves around passion, intrigue and selfishness changed groups’ lives forever. The forbidden relationship that grows with Jae-min and eventually In-wook’s feelings with Soo-jung continues to create dischord and eventually leads to the climactic showdown between the three star-crossed lovers.

ABS-CBN Kapamilya Fans Days In Cebu: April 30, May 1 & 2


abs
Originally uploaded by Radyo Patrol.

The biggest ABS-CBN stars from Manila will invade Cebu for three days to meet, greet and know their Kapamilyas. They will take part in a grand motorcade from ABS-CBN Regional Broadcast Complex in Jagobiao, Mandaue City to the major streets of Metro Cebu. They will also tour the city's biggest shopping malls and major barangays. Stay stuck for further exciting details.

NBA Wrap

Sixers Clinch Playoff Berth
Allen Iverson continued to torch Milwaukee, scoring a game-high 39 points en route to a personal milestone as Philadelphia clinched a playoff berth with a 122-106 victory over the Bucks at the Wachovia Center. (Reuters)

Oil Companies Dared

Oil firms dared: Open books to prove price hike fair Senate President Franklin Drilon on Tuesday challenged oil companies to open their books and show that the series of price increases of their oil products were reasonable. abs-cbnNEWS.com

Fare Hike

LTFRB ordered to rule fare hike in 10 days
The Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) has ordered the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board to rule on a P1.50 jeepney fare hike petition within 10 days, LTFRB chairman Maria Elena Bautista said. abs-cbnNEWS.com

NBA Updates

Splitting the vote - The NBA has two most valuable players – Shaquille O'Neal in the East and Steve Nash in the West.

Shaq uncertain for last two games (AP) - Shaquille O'Neal was unable to practice Monday because of his bruised right thigh, and the All-Star center's availability for Miami's final two regular-season games is uncertain.

Jefferson wants to return for playoffs (AP) - Three months after having surgery to repair a torn ligament in his left wrist, forward Richard Jefferson said Monday he will play if the New Jersey Nets make the playoffs. ``There hasn't been pain for a month or so,'' Jefferson said.

Sonics knock Wolves out of playoff hunt (AP) - The Minnesota Timberwolves spent a week on the brink of playoff elimination. Ray Allen and Rashard Lewis ended the suspense. Allen scored 34 points and Lewis added 28 to lead the Seattle SuperSonics to a 109-94 victory, eliminating the Wolves.

DYAB's Newest Program: Atong Bisnis


Veteran broadcast journalist Edgar Gutierrez, one of the icons of Cebu's broadcast industry, anchors the newest morning program of DYAB Abante Bisaya, Atong Bisnis.

Aired 10 a.m. to 12 noon on weekdays, Atong Bisnis highlights the station's most outstanding community outreach projects, the Local & International Jobs Fair and the Skills Training Project (Kaalaman Caravan).

Atong Bisnis also surveys the lowest-priced basic commodities in Cebu's shopping malls and department stores and airs health tips, medical breakthroughs and business success stories.

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Church Taxes

‘Confess’ your business transactions, Church told
The influential Catholic Church and other religious groups must come out with all their business ventures if they want to disprove allegations that they’re not paying the correct taxes, an administration congressman said Monday. The Manila Times/abs-cbnNEWS.com

Another Oil Price Hike

Oil companies taunt transport groups anew, raise prices
Oil companies raised the prices of fuel and liquefied petroleum gas at least a day before major transport organizations struck demanding stable fuel prices. The Manila Times/abs-cbnNEWS.com

Vatican Update

Black smoke from Vatican signals no pope chosen
VATICAN CITY - Black smoke rose from the Vatican's Sistine Chapel on Monday, signaling that Roman Catholic cardinals had not agreed on a pope to succeed John Paul II. Reuters/abs-cbnNEWS.com