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                    [Title] => PR training set
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Richard Brundage, one of the world’s premiere crisis communicators and media response trainers will share his expertise in a forum on “Crisis Communications and Media Response Training For Today’s Leaders”...
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                    [Title] => ‘The Jet’ still flying high
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Alaska has been knocked out of title contention in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) All-Filipino conference but Aces guard Jeffrey (The Jet) Cariaso is far from being grounded.


Cariaso, 34, is one of the league’s senior statesmen.  On the court, he hardly acts his age.


This conference, Cariaso averaged 15.1 points and shot .855 from the line (second in the league, behind only Willie Wilson’s .865). The Jet logged 34.8 minutes an outing, No. 8 in the standings. Last season, he hit at a 12.5 clip and connected .797 from the stripe.


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                    [AuthorName] => Joaquin M. Henson
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                    [Title] => Babilonia passes away
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Former national player and long-time pro Vegildo "Gido" Babilonia passed away yesterday morning at the Medical City after a bout with pneumonia.


Born Aug. 19, 1966, the 6-foot-5 behemoth, who played juniors basketball for the Letran Squires before suiting up for UST Goldies, was assistant coach of Dindo Pumaren at UE at the time of his death.


Among the premier big men in the amateurs in the late 80s, Babilonia donned the national jersey in the 1989 Kuala Lumpur SEA Games then turned pro the following year.


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                    [Title] => PBA eyes ABC-5 as new partner
                    [Summary] => The PBA’s new broadcasting partner may be known as early as today as the league board of governors meets in an emergency meeting, determined to fix things with a number of activities on the line right in the first days of January.
                    [DatePublished] => 2003-12-22 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] =>   Joey Villar
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                    [Title] => Payback for imports
                    [Summary] => For five imports now playing in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) Reinforced Conference quarterfinals, it’s not only about winning games. It’s also about exacting sweet revenge.


Coca-Cola’s Artemus McClary, Barangay Ginebra’s Rosell Ellis, Sta. Lucia Realty’s Ray Tutt, Alaska’s Isaac Fontaine and San Miguel Beer’s Kwan Johnson are no strangers to the PBA.  They’ve been there before and done that.  


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                    [AuthorID] => 1804869
                    [AuthorName] => Joaquin M. Henson
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                    [Title] => Remember Briggs?
                    [Summary] => You’ll never guess whom Mobiline team manager Frankie Lim and Phone Pals coach Louie Alas bumped into during a scouting trip to Detroit a few weeks ago. They talked about the good, old days in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) with former import Carlos Briggs.


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                    [AuthorID] => 1804869
                    [AuthorName] => Joaquin M. Henson
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                    [Title] => Beermen storm into semis
                    [Summary] => After getting first-place honors in the eliminations, San Miguel Beer also took the distinction of being the first team to make it to the PBA Commissioner’s Cup semifinals by disposing of Mobiline, 81-71, last night at the Philsports Arena.
                    [DatePublished] => 2001-07-26 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] =>   Joey Villar
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                    [Title] => Beermen,  Aces eye semis
                    [Summary] => It’s hard to dissect whether Louie Alas was serious or joking but the Mobiline mentor, without batting an eyelash, uttered only four fighting words in answering queries on how his team could fare against the fancied San Miguel Beer team – "we will crush them."


Whether he meant it or not, one thing is sure, though – Mobiline is facing a gargantuan task versus San Miguel in its bid to make it past the PBA Commissioner’s Cup quarterfinals.


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                    [Title] => Tanduay, Mobiline complete quarterfinal cast
                    [Summary] => Tanduay overcame an eight-point deficit in the last five minutes of play to turn back Pop Cola, 88-82, last night and barge into the PBA Commissioner’s Cup quarterfinals via the backdoor at the Cuneta Astrodome.


In the second game, Mobiline repulsed Shell, 71-56, in their own sudden-death duel to gain the right to play elimination-round topnother San Miguel Beer in the quarterfinals.


                    [DatePublished] => 2001-07-20 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] =>   Joey Villar
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                    [Title] => Skidding Pals must win to avoid playoff
                    [Summary] => Better call a quack to exorcise the Mobiline Phone Pals.


The Phone Pals themselves didn’t know what hit them in a lousy showing against the Alaska Aces Sunday and they’re aware they need to get back to their senses or their bid for an outright entry into the PBA Commissioner’s Cup quarterfinals will be busted.


Mobiline takes its last chance to reach the final eight without going through a playoff as it tackles Sta. Lucia Realty at the close of the elimination round at the Philsports Arena today.


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Alaska has been knocked out of title contention in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) All-Filipino conference but Aces guard Jeffrey (The Jet) Cariaso is far from being grounded.


Cariaso, 34, is one of the league’s senior statesmen.  On the court, he hardly acts his age.


This conference, Cariaso averaged 15.1 points and shot .855 from the line (second in the league, behind only Willie Wilson’s .865). The Jet logged 34.8 minutes an outing, No. 8 in the standings. Last season, he hit at a 12.5 clip and connected .797 from the stripe.


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                    [Title] => Babilonia passes away
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Former national player and long-time pro Vegildo "Gido" Babilonia passed away yesterday morning at the Medical City after a bout with pneumonia.


Born Aug. 19, 1966, the 6-foot-5 behemoth, who played juniors basketball for the Letran Squires before suiting up for UST Goldies, was assistant coach of Dindo Pumaren at UE at the time of his death.


Among the premier big men in the amateurs in the late 80s, Babilonia donned the national jersey in the 1989 Kuala Lumpur SEA Games then turned pro the following year.


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                    [Title] => PBA eyes ABC-5 as new partner
                    [Summary] => The PBA’s new broadcasting partner may be known as early as today as the league board of governors meets in an emergency meeting, determined to fix things with a number of activities on the line right in the first days of January.
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                    [Title] => Payback for imports
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Coca-Cola’s Artemus McClary, Barangay Ginebra’s Rosell Ellis, Sta. Lucia Realty’s Ray Tutt, Alaska’s Isaac Fontaine and San Miguel Beer’s Kwan Johnson are no strangers to the PBA.  They’ve been there before and done that.  


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                    [Title] => Remember Briggs?
                    [Summary] => You’ll never guess whom Mobiline team manager Frankie Lim and Phone Pals coach Louie Alas bumped into during a scouting trip to Detroit a few weeks ago. They talked about the good, old days in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) with former import Carlos Briggs.


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                    [Title] => Beermen storm into semis
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                    [Title] => Beermen,  Aces eye semis
                    [Summary] => It’s hard to dissect whether Louie Alas was serious or joking but the Mobiline mentor, without batting an eyelash, uttered only four fighting words in answering queries on how his team could fare against the fancied San Miguel Beer team – "we will crush them."


Whether he meant it or not, one thing is sure, though – Mobiline is facing a gargantuan task versus San Miguel in its bid to make it past the PBA Commissioner’s Cup quarterfinals.


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                    [Title] => Tanduay, Mobiline complete quarterfinal cast
                    [Summary] => Tanduay overcame an eight-point deficit in the last five minutes of play to turn back Pop Cola, 88-82, last night and barge into the PBA Commissioner’s Cup quarterfinals via the backdoor at the Cuneta Astrodome.


In the second game, Mobiline repulsed Shell, 71-56, in their own sudden-death duel to gain the right to play elimination-round topnother San Miguel Beer in the quarterfinals.


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                    [Title] => Skidding Pals must win to avoid playoff
                    [Summary] => Better call a quack to exorcise the Mobiline Phone Pals.


The Phone Pals themselves didn’t know what hit them in a lousy showing against the Alaska Aces Sunday and they’re aware they need to get back to their senses or their bid for an outright entry into the PBA Commissioner’s Cup quarterfinals will be busted.


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