Martes, Nobyembre 3, 2015
Linggo, Nobyembre 1, 2015
Telstra In The Philippines?
There are rumors spreading this past few days about a new Telecom Company is soon coming in the Philippines to compete against the two biggest Telcos in the country which is PLDT and Globe, and that Telco is the Australian based telecommunication giant "Telstra".
It is said that Telstra is in talks with San Miguel Corporation, but there's still no final agreement nor certainty if this will push through. In 2012 it was also rumored that Vodafone was also coming to the Philippines also under San Miguel Corporation, but it didn't happened. Stay tuned for more updates regarding the issue
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Telstra is the largest telecommunication and media company in Australia which builds and operates telecommunications networks and markets voice, mobile, internet access, pay television and other entertainment products and services, Telstra already has a business here in the country, but it is only a call center/customer support center for their Australian customers.
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Telstra is the largest telecommunication and media company in Australia which builds and operates telecommunications networks and markets voice, mobile, internet access, pay television and other entertainment products and services, Telstra already has a business here in the country, but it is only a call center/customer support center for their Australian customers.
Sabado, Oktubre 31, 2015
Biyernes, Oktubre 30, 2015
#NCAA91 The Finals Game 3: Letran Takes The Title
After five straight years of reigning in the Men's Basketball Division of the NCAA, San Beda College was dethroned by their bitter rivals Colegio de San Juan de Letran 85-82 in the intense finals game 3 held at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City.
Letran posted an early commanding lead over San Beda in the first period, finishing the quarter with a huge 20-12 lead as the Red Lions struggles to pick up their play letting the Knights to pull away. In the second period, San Beda were able to make a run of their own trimming the lead of the Knights just down to 1 to end the first half at 39-40
The second half intensifies as both squads are already into the game with Letran holding on to a slim lead over San Beda. The Red Lions finally were able to tie the game at 52-all, but Letran just refuses to give them a chance to lead as they end the quarter down 54-52.
In the fourth period, Letran was looking to close out the game as they were able to keep a comfortable lead at 75-67 with just less than 2 minutes remaining in the game, but suddenly San Beda made a comeback making an 8-0 run to tie the game, sending it into overtime.
In the overtime period, it was really Letran that is controlling the pace of the game, though San Beda were able to still keep the game close it was the Knights that had the breaks of the game as they were able to finally end the five year reign of the Red Lions.
Mark Cruz was named as the finals MVP, meanwhile it was Kevin Racal who top scored for the Knights in this game with 23 points. On the other side graduating Art Dela Cruz and Baser Amer combined 29 points for the Red Lions in this game.
Score:
Letran Knights 85: Racal 23, Sollano 19, Cruz 14, nambatac 13, Luib 5, Publico 4, Quinto 4, Calvo 2, Apreku 1.
San Beda Red Lions 82: Dela Cruz 15, Amer 14, Mocon 14, Adeogun 13, Sara 9, Tankoua 6, Koga 5, Tongco 4, Soberano 2.
* On the Juniors Division of the NCAA, the San Beda Red Cubs captured the rare 7 peat as they were able to bounce back and defeat the Arellano Braves 70-61, the Red Cubs swept the elimination round and were able to end the season at 18-1 record. Evan Nelle and Ed Velasquez were named Co Finals MVP for the Red Cubs.
Letran posted an early commanding lead over San Beda in the first period, finishing the quarter with a huge 20-12 lead as the Red Lions struggles to pick up their play letting the Knights to pull away. In the second period, San Beda were able to make a run of their own trimming the lead of the Knights just down to 1 to end the first half at 39-40
The second half intensifies as both squads are already into the game with Letran holding on to a slim lead over San Beda. The Red Lions finally were able to tie the game at 52-all, but Letran just refuses to give them a chance to lead as they end the quarter down 54-52.
In the fourth period, Letran was looking to close out the game as they were able to keep a comfortable lead at 75-67 with just less than 2 minutes remaining in the game, but suddenly San Beda made a comeback making an 8-0 run to tie the game, sending it into overtime.
In the overtime period, it was really Letran that is controlling the pace of the game, though San Beda were able to still keep the game close it was the Knights that had the breaks of the game as they were able to finally end the five year reign of the Red Lions.
Mark Cruz was named as the finals MVP, meanwhile it was Kevin Racal who top scored for the Knights in this game with 23 points. On the other side graduating Art Dela Cruz and Baser Amer combined 29 points for the Red Lions in this game.
Score:
Letran Knights 85: Racal 23, Sollano 19, Cruz 14, nambatac 13, Luib 5, Publico 4, Quinto 4, Calvo 2, Apreku 1.
San Beda Red Lions 82: Dela Cruz 15, Amer 14, Mocon 14, Adeogun 13, Sara 9, Tankoua 6, Koga 5, Tongco 4, Soberano 2.
* On the Juniors Division of the NCAA, the San Beda Red Cubs captured the rare 7 peat as they were able to bounce back and defeat the Arellano Braves 70-61, the Red Cubs swept the elimination round and were able to end the season at 18-1 record. Evan Nelle and Ed Velasquez were named Co Finals MVP for the Red Cubs.
Huwebes, Oktubre 29, 2015
#UAAP78 Day 22: FEU Dominate Falcons, NU Stay Alive
In the first game of the midweek games of the UAAP at the Mall of Asia Arena, Far Eastern University dominated the Adamson University 82-68 to stay on top of the standing with 10-1 record before the league goes to a week long break.
The FEU Tamaraws made an early move to take control of the game as they led the Falcons early in the game 23-18 at the of the first period, the story in the second period was not far away from the first as the Tamaraws were already able to build a solid defense and steady offense as they were able to take a 43-33 lead to end the first half.
A complete domination happened in the third period as FEU's shooting heats up anew early in the period, leaving Adamson behind 66-50 to end the quarter, In the last 10 minutes of regulation the Falcons were able to take flight as they made a 14-2 run to closed in at 68-64, but FEU immediately responded a quick 14-1 run to stop the Falcons from scoring till the end of the game.
Balanced ball rotation was the key to FEU's 10th win, as they were able to maximize the scoring of almost all of the players they fielded in the game, 8 players scored more than seven points in the game with Russell Escoto topping the score sheet with 13 points, meanwhile Mike Tolomia didn't show any signs of injury as he played 26 minutes in this game.
On the other side, Jerome Garcia and Joseph Nalos combined 31 points for the Falcons as they go down 2-10..
Score:
On the other side, Jerome Garcia and Joseph Nalos combined 31 points for the Falcons as they go down 2-10..
Score:
FEU Tamaraws 82
Escoto, Ru 13, Jose 12, Belo 10, Tolomia 9, Pogoy 9, Arong 7, Inigo 7, Orizu 7, Escoto, Ri 4, Trinidad 2, Holmqvist, K 2.
Escoto, Ru 13, Jose 12, Belo 10, Tolomia 9, Pogoy 9, Arong 7, Inigo 7, Orizu 7, Escoto, Ri 4, Trinidad 2, Holmqvist, K 2.
Adamson Falcons 69
Garcia, J 16, Nalos 15, Tungcab 10, Bernardo 10, Polican 6, Sarr 4, Villanueva 3, Ochea 2, Capote 2, Garcia, C 1.
Garcia, J 16, Nalos 15, Tungcab 10, Bernardo 10, Polican 6, Sarr 4, Villanueva 3, Ochea 2, Capote 2, Garcia, C 1.
In the second game, the defending champions NU Bulldogs keeps their final four hopes alive after defeating the DLSU Green Archers 81-73.
It was a close and tight race between the two squad with NU taking the first two quarters with just a slim lead over the Green Archers, the first half ends at 32-30. In the second half La Salle finally were able to snatch the lead 53-49.
In final period La Salle still were able to extend and maintain their lead, but all of a sudden the Bulldogs took over the lead at 57-55 at that point La Salle's offense and defense started to collapse as NU, though Jeron Teng were able to keep the Green Archers alive in the dying minutes of the game it was the three point shooting of the Bulldogs that pulled them up in the last few ticks of the game sending the La Salle to their second straight loss.
JJay Alejandro again led the bite of the Bulldogs with 25 points, adding to that is Paolo Javelona's 14 points as they put NU to 5-7 record, while on the other side it was Jeron Teng who led the Green Archers with 25 points, while rookie Andrei Caracut added 18 points as the Green Archers dropped to 5-6.
Score:It was a close and tight race between the two squad with NU taking the first two quarters with just a slim lead over the Green Archers, the first half ends at 32-30. In the second half La Salle finally were able to snatch the lead 53-49.
In final period La Salle still were able to extend and maintain their lead, but all of a sudden the Bulldogs took over the lead at 57-55 at that point La Salle's offense and defense started to collapse as NU, though Jeron Teng were able to keep the Green Archers alive in the dying minutes of the game it was the three point shooting of the Bulldogs that pulled them up in the last few ticks of the game sending the La Salle to their second straight loss.
JJay Alejandro again led the bite of the Bulldogs with 25 points, adding to that is Paolo Javelona's 14 points as they put NU to 5-7 record, while on the other side it was Jeron Teng who led the Green Archers with 25 points, while rookie Andrei Caracut added 18 points as the Green Archers dropped to 5-6.
NU Bulldogs 81
Alejandro 25, Javelona 14, Aroga 7, Alolino 7, Javillonar 7, Neypes 7, Salim 6, Abatayo 4, Diputado 2, Morido 2.
Alejandro 25, Javelona 14, Aroga 7, Alolino 7, Javillonar 7, Neypes 7, Salim 6, Abatayo 4, Diputado 2, Morido 2.
De La Salle Green Archers 73
Teng 25, Caracut 18, Perkins 10, Torres 8, Rivero 5, Torralba 4, Navarro 3.
Teng 25, Caracut 18, Perkins 10, Torres 8, Rivero 5, Torralba 4, Navarro 3.
Miyerkules, Oktubre 28, 2015
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