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                    [Summary] => There’s a big event slated this weekend in the air-conditioned activity center of Market! Market! in the Fort and it’s all about freedom, empowerment and self-expression.


Waffle Marketing movers Auty Villarama and Rely San Agustin are organizing the affair which, by the way, isn’t a political demonstration. They’re jumpstarting summer with a two-day Freedom Camp where participants will experience the freedom to move by joining five activities–freestyle basketball, freestyle football, free climbing, zipping and freestyle dance.


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                    [Summary] => There’s something about food that perks up Auty Villarama, known in local sports circles as Nike’s biggest drumbeater the last 14 years. It’s not that Auty just likes to eat although his size may be an indication.  


Auty says food is good for the body and soul, especially food for thought.


So when Auty and another Nike drumbeater Rely San Agustin decided to strike it out on their own with events organizer Pia de los Reyes, it was no surprise they thought of food in naming their new sports marketing and events management outfit.


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                    [Title] => Aid for soccer kids
                    [Summary] => Last Friday’s column on the plight of 18 soccer kids in Iloilo, related by reader Pio Martinez, drew quick response from several individuals–bless their hearts.


Anil Buxani of Sonia Trading phoned early morning after his father, Kay Sham, read the column and said he would contact Martinez who wrote the letter to The Star about the  kids, nine to 12 years old, playing football for the love of the game with little support from anyone.


Anil said Sonia Trading would send soccer balls and shoes to the kids.


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                    [Title] => Ernie’s birthday blowout
                    [Summary] => Last Saturday, Filipino trackster Ernie Candelario celebrated his 25th birthday in Busan and Nike marketing manager Auty Villarama treated for lunch after rounding up the gang at the Nike hospitality suite in the Marriott Hotel on Haeundae Beach.


Nike Asian Games correspondent Janelle So filed a report for The Star on the track squad’s visit to the suite. Ernie showed up with other Nike track athletes John Lozada, Lerma Bulauitan-Gabito, and Roy Vence.  


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                    [Title] => Get funky in Alabang
                    [Summary] => It’s Vinsanity, without Vince Carter, at its funkiest as Nike unravels a retro kind of hoop haven to jazz up the scenery for the 3-on-3 National Finals at the Alabang Town Center today starting at 9 a.m.


Carter won’t make it to Nike’s shebang. Dr. Funk is skipping the fun. Blame it on the tourism blacklist. Maybe, next year. Still, Vinsanity will prevail as in spirit or so Nike sports marketing manager Auty Villarama promises in today’s all-day program.


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Waffle Marketing movers Auty Villarama and Rely San Agustin are organizing the affair which, by the way, isn’t a political demonstration. They’re jumpstarting summer with a two-day Freedom Camp where participants will experience the freedom to move by joining five activities–freestyle basketball, freestyle football, free climbing, zipping and freestyle dance.


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Auty says food is good for the body and soul, especially food for thought.


So when Auty and another Nike drumbeater Rely San Agustin decided to strike it out on their own with events organizer Pia de los Reyes, it was no surprise they thought of food in naming their new sports marketing and events management outfit.


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All about freedom

By Joaquin M. Henson | March 29, 2006 - 12:00am

There’s a big event slated this weekend in the air-conditioned activity center of Market! Market! in the Fort and it’s all about freedom, empowerment and self-expression. Waffle Marketing movers Auty Villarama...

Sports

Recipe for sports marketing

By Joaquin M. Henson | August 18, 2005 - 12:00am

There’s something about food that perks up Auty Villarama, known in local sports circles as Nike’s biggest drumbeater the last 14 years. It’s not that Auty just likes to eat although his size may be...

Sports

Aid for soccer kids

By Joaquin M. Henson | April 27, 2003 - 12:00am

Last Friday’s column on the plight of 18 soccer kids in Iloilo, related by reader Pio Martinez, drew quick response from several individuals–bless their hearts. Anil Buxani of Sonia Trading phoned early...

Sports

Ernie’s birthday blowout

By Joaquin M. Henson | October 9, 2002 - 12:00am

Last Saturday, Filipino trackster Ernie Candelario celebrated his 25th birthday in Busan and Nike marketing manager Auty Villarama treated for lunch after rounding up the gang at the Nike hospitality suite in the...

Sports

Get funky in Alabang

By Joaquin M. Henson | September 1, 2002 - 12:00am

It’s Vinsanity, without Vince Carter, at its funkiest as Nike unravels a retro kind of hoop haven to jazz up the scenery for the 3-on-3 National Finals at the Alabang Town Center today starting at 9 a.m. Carter...

Sports