By Simon Creak Long after the misadventures of the United States in Indochina, landlocked Laos evokes golden temples, golden smiles and, in the business world, golden mining prospects. But it is a different type of gold that will occupy the nation when the region's Southeast Asian (SEA) Games are for the first time staged in the country, from 9-18 December. What's in it for little Laos? The SEA Games may not register much outside the region, but this year, celebrating their golden jubilee, they are a big deal for the 11 countries involved. These are Brunei, Cambodia, East Timor, Indonesia,...
Congress commends RP athletes
The Daily Tribune
The Daily Tribune
By Julius Manicad 02/07/2010 Two months after posting an impressive finish in the 25th Southeast Asian Games, Team Philippines was finally given a recognition from Congress. The House of Representatives, through Akbayan...
PSA hails woman sports achievers
The Daily Tribune
The Daily Tribune
01/19/2010 Women power in Philippine sports never had it this good. The year just passed saw a number of Filipina athletes rose to the occasion and proved their worthiness in a field long considered a mens domain. And...
RP Taekwondo's Triple Threat
Inquirer
Inquirer
THEY'RE young, they're beautiful, and they can kick your ass. Meet the country's latest sports heroines: Rani Ann Ortega, Janice Lagman, and Camille Alarilla the Philippine Taekwondo team's triple threat who waltzed...
PSC wants united stand for Asiad POC says NSAS must have hand in selection -->
Malaya
Malaya
By Trina Ibarle-Orquiza ALTHOUGH the Philippine Sports Commission and the Philippine Olympic Committee are still poles apart, PSC Chairman Harry Angping has taken the first step in reuniting the two warring bodies,...
Senators want to revisit RA 6847
The Daily Tribune
The Daily Tribune
By Karlo Sacamos 01/29/2010 Senators Pia Cayetano and Gregorio Honasan yesterday raised the need to amend the Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) Act of 1990, wanting to give the government funding agency in sports more...
Spurned thrice: Reasons that teed off Go Teng Kok
The Daily Tribune
The Daily Tribune
By Julius Manicad 02/06/2010 With his athletes hogging the limelight for the fragmentary Philippine Team in the recent Southeast Asian Games in Laos, earning his track and field association no less than an important...
Chinese Companies Can't Build Brands? Think Again
Business Week
Business Week
How many Chinese brands can you name? Probably fewer than the fingers on your hand. Atlantic Monthly journalist James Fallows believes China's lack of global brands is proof it is not an economic superpower. As he wrote...
Coca-Cola gives full support to PSA Annual Awards
The Daily Tribune
The Daily Tribune
02/08/2010 A longtime supporter of Philippine sports is again lending its hand when the countrys top sports achievers are honored in simple but formal ceremony set next month. The Coca-Cola Company has agreed to be the...
Shooter Hasli sets new national record and bags his third gold
The Star
The Star
SUBANG: Top pistol shooter Hasli Izwan Amir Hasan continued his hot streak in the Selangor Shooting Championships at the Subang Shooting Range here yesterday. Yesterday, Hasli set a new national record of 571 en route to...
For Hmong Hunters, a Guiding Voice in Their New Home
The New York Times
The New York Times
SACRAMENTO - Along the barren airwaves of AM radio in Northern California, somewhere between gospel music and traffic updates, Yia Yang can be heard telling his devoted listeners to always be aware of their gun muzzles....


