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He stepped gingerly into the room and spied her preening herself. She glanced up at him and held his gaze ever so fleetingly. Then, tossing her hair back, she looked down while licking her lips. He smiled to himself, puffed up his chest and swaggered towards her. She looked up at him again and, in one swift motion, promptly devoured him.  


But hey, flirting can be fun, too. Except if you are a male wolf spider.  


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Gaze, the long-time Melbourne Tigers coach, qualified that his idea isn’t to create an Asian pro league. He said plans to set up a regional circuit never got off the ground because national or local leagues are threatened by competition.


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The 16-man visiting party lists coach Lindsay Gaze, assistant coach Alan Westover, manager Ian Jones, trainer Simon Carney, club director Seamus McPeake, and 11 players, including five-time Olympian Andrew Gaze.


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Gaze, who wore the Aussie colors in three Olympics and coached the Boomers in four Olympics, initially expressed interest to visit Manila in a recent e-mail to Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) fan Michael Ortiz.


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You've got the look

By RJ Ledesma | May 20, 2009 - 12:00am

Don’t stare into her eyes too long, you might get her pregnant.

For Men

Here’s gazing at you, kid

By Exie Abola | August 22, 2007 - 12:00am

I have a colleague (I’ll call him Jerome) who graduated just this past March. He keeps a blog, one he’s been writing since his student days, and he wrote in it recently about Googling his own name. Sure...

Fashion and Beauty

Meet, mate or meat

By POGI FROM A PARALLEL UNIVERSE By RJ Ledesma | November 29, 2006 - 12:00am

He stepped gingerly into the room and spied her preening herself. She glanced up at him and held his gaze ever so fleetingly. Then, tossing her hair back, she looked down while licking her lips. He smiled...

Fashion and Beauty

Dreaming of a Grand Prix

By Joaquin M. Henson | September 4, 2002 - 12:00am

Recent Manila visitor Lindsay Gaze said he’s all for establishing a Grand Prix of basketball every year to involve Australia, New Zealand, China, South Korea and the Philippines. Gaze, the long-time Melbourne...

Sports

No excuses from Gaze

By Joaquin M. Henson | September 3, 2002 - 12:00am

The two-time Australian National Basketball League (NBL) champion Melbourne Tigers lost a three-point cliffhanger to the Philippines at the Big Dome last Saturday but while coach Lindsay Gaze said there were "interesting"...

Sports

Tigers arrive tonight for RP series

August 28, 2002 - 12:00am

The two-time Australian National Basketball League (NBL) champion Melbourne Tigers plane in on a Qantas flight from Down Under at 6:50 tonight to play the Busan-bound Selecta-Philippine team at the Cuneta Astrodome...

Sports

The Tigers are coming!

By Joaquin M. Henson | August 24, 2002 - 12:00am

For sure, it won’t be as friendly as you think an exhibition series should be. That’s the stormy outlook in the two-game duel between the Philippine national team and the visiting Melbourne Tigers at the...

Sports

Aussies to play here?

By Joaquin M. Henson | July 4, 2002 - 12:00am

Lindsay Gaze, known as the father of Australian basketball, hopes to bring his club, the Melbourne Tigers, to Manila for a series of games against the Philippine national squad in late August. Gaze, who wore the...

Sports