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sa pahayag ng pamahalaan napagpapalit ng mga charity wardsa mga PhilHealth ward.

Sinabi ni Herbosa na sa ila-lim ng universal healthcare sys-tem ng administrasyon, tatang-gapin ng lahat ng pagamutanng pamahalaan ang mga mahi-hirap na pasyenteng naka-enrolsa PhilHealth na no balancebilling at sisingilin lang angPhilHealth para sa lahat ng mgagastusin sa pagpapagaling na

nagawa ng maralitang pasyente.We want the charity ward or

dole-out concept to disappear be-

cause weve enrolled the poorestFilipinos in PhilHealth, aniya.

Sa kasalukuyan, ani Herbosa,80 porsyento ng 90-milyongPilipino ang naka-enrol bilangkasapi ng PhilHealth.

Sinasagot ng pamahalaanang pangangalaga sa kalusuganng may 5.2 milyon sa mgapinakamahihirap na pamilya sa

bansa, o katumbas ng 20 mi-lyong Pilipinong magkakaroonng libreng pagpapagamot, aniya.

Ngunit magpapatuloy angmga charity ward sa mga paga-mutan ng pamahalaan sapagkatthere are still patients whomay be in and out of the insur-ance system, ani Herbosa.

Aniya, umaasa ang DOH nasusunod din ang mga pribadongpagamutan sa gawaing no bal-ance billing.

PhilHealth wards susulpotDOH: Mga charity ward ng mga ospital papalitan at mas gaganda serbisyo sa mga mahihirap

Ni Christine O. Avendao

NILINAW ng Department of Health (DOH) nahindi tuluyang tatanggalin ang mga charityward sa mga pagamutan ng pamahalaan, ha-

bang sasaklawin ng pamahalaan lahat ng mga Pilipinosa ilalim ng universal healthcare program nito atbibitawan ang lumang dole-out system sa kalusugan.

Pinaliwanag ito nina HealthUndersecretary Teodoro Her-bosa at Philippine Health Insur-ance chief executive officer and

president Dr. Eduardo Banzonsa isang press briefing sa Mala-caang kahapon habang umus-bong ang kontrobersya kaugnay

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isfied) sa Marso upang maginggood rating na lang sa plus 48

(64 percent satisfied, 16 percentdissatisfied) sa Mayo.

Nabawasan naman si HouseSpeaker Feliciano Belmontes ng10 puntos, mula sa moderaterating na plus 18 (39 percentsatisfied, 21 percent dissatisfied)sa Marso upang magkaroon ngneutral rating na plus 8 (36percent satisfied, 28 percent dis-satisfied).

Tuluyan na ring sumadsadang net satisfaction rating ni

dating Chief Justice RenatoCorona mula poor rating naminus 28 (22 percent satisfied,51 percent dissatisfied) upangmapadpad sa bad rating na mi-nus 44 (16 percent satisfied, 61percent dissatisfied). Marielle

Medina, Inquirer Research

BUMABA ang ratings ng pinaka-matataas na opisyal ng pamaha-

laan batay sa pinakahuling ser-bey ng Social Weather Stations(SWS) maliban na lang kay VicePresident Jejomar Binay, nanatiling excellent ang net satis-faction rating na plus 70 (79percent satisfied, 9 percent dis-satisfied).

Sa mas naunang ulat, buma-ba nang pitong puntos si Pangu-long Aquino mula plus 49 saM a r s o h a n g g a n g p l u s 4 2 s aM a y o , p i n a k a m a b a b a s a

kanyang dalawang taong pa-nunungkulan.An g ne t sa tis fa cti on ra ti ng

naman ni Senate President JuanPonce Enrile ay nawalan nang

wa lo ng pu nt os mu la sa v er ygood rating na plus 56 (69 per-cent satisfied, 13 percent dissat-

VP Binay lang di natinag rating

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Sa Quezon City, 20pamilya ang nawalanng tirahan dahil sa su-

nog sa Sitio Palanas,Barangay Vazra.

Nagsimula umanoito sa bahay ng isang

Am el ia Far in as ba n-dang alas-11 ng uma-ga at tumagal nangmay 45 minuto. KFM,

JIA, NC, DJY

UNA at LPkanya-kanyana lang daw

MULA sa super-coali-tion tungo sa super-nothing.

Ito ang kinatapusanng proposal upangmagkaroon ng alyansasa pagitan ng UnitedNationalist Alliance(UNA) at ng naghaha-ring Liberal Party.

Sa totoo lang, wa-lang proposal, ani Jo-seph Estrada, puno ng

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Aniya, inilutang nganak niyang si S anJuan Rep. Joseph Vic-tor JV Ejercito angideya ng koalisyon nahindi kumokonsulta sapamunuan ng UNA.

Ngunit sinabi ni Es-trada na good angideya na ginawa ingood faith.JEE, CE

20 forest workers napatay

sa loob lamang ng 2 taon57, at Wilner PelosColorita, 52, na bina-ril ng hindi pa nakiki-lalang salarin.

Ayon kay Paje,mga forest protectionofficer sina Intas atColorita sa isang for-est cooperative saLianga, Surigao delSur.

Sinabi ni DENR Di-rector Nonito Tamayong Caraga region namasusi ang pakikipag-ugnayan ng dalawa sa

tanggapan niya.Ilang araw bago

pinatay ang dalawa,naharang nila ang1,000 board feet nghardwood lumber nailigal na kinuha mulasa gubat nila.

They were killedin the market by alone unknown as-

sailant. One of themdied on the spot,

while the other diedon arrival at the hos-pital, ani Tamayo.

Ni Kristine L. Alave

MAPANGANIB ang huling dalawangtaon para sa mga forest worker atmga tagasulong ng kalikasan.

Ayon sa Depart-ment of Environmentand Natural Re-sources (DENR), 20sa mga kawani nito,

contractual worker atkatuwang sa civil so-ciety ang pinatay mu-la noong 2010.Pinakahuling insi-

dente ang naganapnoong Biyernes saSurigao del Sur, angground zero ng illegallogging sa Pilipinas.

Pinangalanan niEnvironment Secre-tary Ramon Paje angmga biktima bilangsina Rolando Intas,

Tuloy Cha-cha sa KongresoHANDANG makiyosi at makipag-inuman niSenate President Juan Ponce Enrile kay Pangu-long Aquino upang makumbinsi ito na panahonna para sa isang Charter change (Cha-cha).

I will have a smoke with him. If need be, Iwil l als o ha ve a dri nk wit h him , si nab i ngSenador.

Ilag si Enrile na detalyehin ang mga probisosa ekonomiya na kailangang ayusin o liwanaginna gusto sana nila ni Speaker Feliciano Bel-monte Jr. na talakayin sa Pangulo.

Ngunit pinupuntirya ni Enrile ang hatiang60-40 na naglilimita sa maaaring ariin ng mgabanyaga sa mga negosyo lalo na ang public util-ities.

We are supporting the 60-40 rule but do notput it in the Constitution Let it be delegatedto Congress so it can have flexibility to maintainor relax (the ratio) if there is a need for it, si-

nabi niya. Cathy C. Yamsuan

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FEU seeks outstanding alumniArchitects; and JusticeMyrna Dimaranan-Vi-dal, Associate Justice,Court of Appeals.

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standing Alumni),Alumni Affairs Office,2nd Floor, Administra-

FAR Eastern University (FEU), throughits Alumni Affairs Office, has an-nounced that it is currently acceptingnominations for its 85th Founding An-niversary Outstanding Alumni Awards.

The awards seek togive due recognitionto Tamaraws whohave provided ex-traordinary contribu-

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whose achievementsin their professions or

vocations have sub-stantially broughthonor and prestige toFar Eastern University.

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tion Building, Far East-ern University, NicanorReyes Sr. Street, Sam-paloc, Manila, Philip-pines. Alternately,nominations can besent through telefaxno. 735-86-83 or e-mail address alumni@feu.edu.ph.

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mission of nomina-tions is on July 31.Selected individuals

will be honored dur-ing FEUs 85th Found-ing Anniversary onJan. 26, 2013. Formore information, in-cluding completenomination guidelinesand requirements,please contact FEU

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Sexy things

It was a relatively tamelook for her, really, especial-ly for those who rememberher bikini-clad image on theEdsa-Shaw flyover. Still, thesensuality Diana radiated wasundeniable.

Jungle vixenWe didnt recognize LJ

Reyes right away. That nightshe was a jungle vixen, saun-tering and dancing confidentlyonstage. She waved to thecrowd and flashed a bewitchingsmile that coaxed out her cutedimples.

Some of the loudest cheerswe heard that evening camewhen Michelle and EhraMadrigal took the stage. Theelder sister was voluptuous butangelic-faced; the younger one,svelte and strong-featured. Inthe end though, it wasMichelles seductive and knee-

weakening stare that had thecrowd roaring for more.

Other crowd favorites wereAubrey Miles, Ellen Adarna,

Mercedes Cabral, Jackie Rice,Wendy Valdez, Nina Jose, Or-nussa Cadness, DaianaMenezesand Jinri Park, whopiqued the curiosity of Marvelgeeks by dressing up as Psy-locke.

No-showsThe rest of the 100 Sexiest

Women event was a blur. Wewanted to see some of the bignames who made it to this

years top 10Angel Locsin,Solenn Heussaff, Cristine Reyes,Marian Rivera, Jennylyn Merca-do and Lovi Poebut they were

no-shows.The sexiest

Finally, FHM No.1 SexiestWoman Sam Pinto marcheddown the ramp in a bejeweledblack outfit, which woefully lefta lot to the imagination. Sheneither danced nor did anycutesy antics like some of theother girls did. We couldntcomplain. Her megawatt smilealone drew raucous cheers fromthe testosterone-heavy crowd.

By Allan Policarpio

OPENING the main event of FHMs 100 Sexi-est Women victory party was 2003 SexiestWoman Diana Zubiri. The 27-year-old ac-

tress looked every inch like a goddess in a whitegown with a slit that just went on and on.

Marian tampok saTunay Na Buhay

Marimar, Darna, Dyesebel, Amayailanlamang iyan sa mga hindi malilimutangkarakter sa mga telefantasya sa telebisyon.

At sino ang hindi nakakakilala sa isang Mari-an Rivera? Tubong Cavite, half-Spanish half-Filipino si Marian na isa sa pinakamaningn-ing na bituin ngayon sa mundo ng showbiz.

Sa isang natatanging pagkakataon, tung-hayan ang one-on-one interview ni RheaSantos kay Marian sa Tunay Na Buhay, kungsaan ikukuwento ni Marian ang naiibangside ng kanyang buhay na hindi pa halosnaisisiwalat sa publiko.

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Wisdom and compassion in a single stroke

much as he would want to granttheir requests, his health condi-tions have limited him to travelfrom one country to another, ex-plained Ven. Miao Jing, the headabbess of FGS Philippines. So hemanaged to let his presence befelt through his artworks, his cal-ligraphy pieces, which he hasspecially written for those whohave requested them.

Through the years, Hsing was

able to create hundreds of one-stroke calligraphy pieces. Origi-nally a way to keep in touch

with faraway disciples and devo-tees, the works of the VenerableMaster later became muchsought-after items for art collec-tors and enthusiasts all over the

world. Since 2009, the finestworks of Hsing has been touringmajor cities around the globe.

Here in the Philippines, the

exhibit has previously been to Ce-bu and Bacolod. For the first timethoughafter three long years of

waitinga 100-piece collectionof Hsings worksspecially creat-ed for Filipinoswill be exhibitedat the Mabuhay Temple in Mani-la. Proceeds from the Manila ex-hibit will be used to fund variouseducational programs in localcommunities in the Philippines.One particular program that willbenefit from the One-Stroke Cal-ligraphy Exhibition is the BudhiLearning Institute, a 10-month

program that aims to provide vo-cational education for high schoolgraduates all over the Philippines

who dont have the means toseek higher education.

Art collectors, art enthusiastsand the general public are invit-ed to the One Stroke CalligraphyExhibition of Venerable MasterHsing Yun that will run at theMabuhay Temple from July 28to Aug. 31. This is a rare oppor-tunity to peek into the heart and

mind of the venerable masterand witness his great wisdomand compassion through his tru-ly unique style of calligraphy.

Mabuhay Temple is locatedat 656 Pablo Ocampo St. (for-merly Vito Cruz), Malate, Mani-la. For more information, visit

www.facebook.com/mabuhaytemple or call 523-4909. The temple is open, Tues-days to Sundays, from 10 a.m.to 6 p.m.

WITH shaking hands and failing eyesight, Venerable

Master Hsing Yun carefully puts ink to paper everydayto perform the ancient and contemplative art of Chi-nese calligraphy and write inscriptions meant to bothinstruct and inspire.

Because of his conditiontheoutcome of years of having dia-betesthe 86-year old Buddhistmonk is forced to finish eachpiece in a single movement. Assoon as the brush hits the parch-ment, he skillfully moves it fromtop to bottom without pause.Discontinuation would make it

difficult for him to continue tothe next character thus leadingto the development of the one-stroke calligraphy, a style that isuniquely Hsings own.

Hsing is the founder of FoGuang Shan (Buddhas LightMountain) or FGS, a Buddhistorder with close to 300 branchtemples worldwide. He is alsothe leading proponent of Hu-manistic Buddhism, a practicaland timely brand of Buddhism

that emphasizes the integrationof spiritual practices into every-day affairs and works for thepromotion of peace and harmo-ny among all human beings.

In the Philippines, FGSpresently has temples in Cebu,Iloilo, Bacolod and Manila. Trueto the objectives of FGS andHumanistic Buddhism, FGStemples in the Philippine serveas more than just a place forprayers and rituals. The

Mabuhay Temple in Manila, forinstance, is a 10-story structurethat has successfully wovenmodern facilities with tradition-al Buddhist practice. It is a mul-ti-functional building equipped

with facilities for education,publication, accommodationand different cultural activities,

alongside religious services.The calligraphy artworks of

Hsing may not show the perfec-tion found in the creations ofother great calligraphy masters,but they nonetheless posses greataesthetic and cultural value thatstems from the wisdom and com-passion of a man who has devot-ed his entire life in the propaga-tion of the Dharmathe greatbody of Buddhist teachingsandin spreading the spirit of compas-

sion to as many people as possi-ble. In his own words, Hsingsaid, My calligraphy does notlook great, but I am proud of myintention. Hope you can read mymind through my calligraphy.

Hsing actually started makingcalligraphy pieces as gifts to hisdisciples and devotees. Thou-sands of disciples and devoteesof the Venerable Master all overthe world have requested him to

visit them personally but as

VENERABLEMaster Hsing Yun

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ARIES

PISCES

AQUARIUS

SAGITTARIUS

SCORPIO

Kapalaran PUGAD BABOY P.M. JUNIOR

UNGGUTERO BLADIMER USI

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SOLUTION TO

TODAYS PUZZLE

CROSSWORD PUZZLE BY ROY LUARCA

CAPRICORN

HANA P PATAY

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Leah Rabida ng Maybunga, Pasig City

ACROSS

1. Cleanse

5. Thorny Plant

10. Countertenor

11. Jai ----

12. Strike sharply

13. King of Pylos

15. Pierces

17. Cassette

18. Wills

22. One, prefix

23. Displeasure

30. Dry

31. Overthrow

33. Container

36. La Union town

37. Of aircraft, prefix

38. Fall

39. Texas city

40. Epochs

DOWN

1. Winged insects

2. Apportion

3. Pointed wood

4. Expects

5. Receptacle

6. Alcoholic beverage

7. Division of society

8. Giant

9. Train

11. Choose

16. Astonish

19. Insect

20. Mimic

21. Desired

24. Before

25. White fiber

26. A Ford

27. Avoid

28, Black-skinned

29. Scotland twon

32. Rules

34. Age

35. --- Angeles

YYBigo agad ang

di mangangahas

Bilhin na today kung

may pera ka rin lang

PPPinapaalis ka na pero

hindi mo mapapansin

YYMatatakot ka sa

irereto sa iyo

Huwag kakagat

ng di mo mangunguya

PPPMahangin kaya

magugulo buhok mo

YYYYGusto niya yung

maykonting nginig

Feel mo no-win

situation ng wallet mo

PPLalampas ka sa target

mo kaya sablay pa rin

YYYYHuwag nang patagalin

pa ang suspense

Ipa-cancel order at

humingi ng refund

PPHuwag ipasok kamay

sa kahit anong butas

YYYIkaw na ang bumili ng

kapote para sa kanya

Maging matipid kahit

kumikita ng malaki

PPPAplayan mo pa rin

kahit di ka qualified

YYYHindi ka masusundo,

stuck siya sa trapik

Tiising magutom nang

pumayat ka naman

PPPWish mo sana na

bumibiyahe ka

YYYYKapag ginawa mo,

papalakpak siya

Bayaran mo yung

maghahatid ng food

PPPPHanapin nawawalang

passport, bilis!

YYMabubuking mo siya saisang maliit na bagay

Ayusin budget, damika pa babayaran

PPPWag na wag sasagotng hindi ko alam

YYYYMasarap kuwentuhan

ninyo mamaya

Huwag ipusta ang

iyong pamasahe

PPSa halip mag-travel,

magbasa ng brochure

YYYYMay magbibigay ng

cell number sa iyo

Pagkakitaan ang

boses mong maganda

PPPPKakampi nila kalaban

mo, weno ngayon?

YY

Amoy siyang piapero lasang bagoong

Magbenta ka ng

payong, yayaman ka

PP

Mahirap sumulat kungpudpod ang lapis

YYYYYMaging ikaw masisilaw

sa ganda mo

Mag-practice nang

magbilang ng pera

PPPPPMabillis magtrabaho

makakauwi ng maaga

OO

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