2009/05/21

Philippines vs International Teams



51 Countries beat by Philippines in Olympics, World Cup FIBA Asia, Asian Games, Far Eastern Games, W.Jones Cup, Invitationals, Goodwill Games, SEABA, SEAGames, and Special Tournaments.
1. Japan
2. South Korea
3. China
4. Taiwan
5. Uruguay
6. Brazil
7. Argentina
8. USA>
9. Russia>
10. North Korea
11. Thailand
12. Vietnam^
13. Laos
14. Malaysia
15. Indonesia
16. Brunei
17. Cambodia
18. Singapore
19. Hong Kong
20. Macao
21. Guam
21. Syria
22. Iran
23. Iraq*
24. Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
25. United Arab Emirates
27. Kazakhstan
26. Kyrgyzstan
28. Qatar
29. Australia>
30. Paraguay
31. Egypt
32. Latvia
33. France< 

34. Bahrain
35. Kuwait
36. Canada>
37. Estonia
38. Lebanon
39. Jordan
40. Costa Rica>

41. Israel
42. Spain
43. United Arab Rep.
44. Yugoslavia (Club)
45. Central Africa Rep.
46. Guam
47. Bulgaria
48. Pakistan
49. Morocco
50. Sri Lanka
51. Uzbekistan>
52. Timor Leste

*RP post the 1st 100Pts. Olympic single game 102-30.
^RP post highest lead in SEABA 120 points lead.
>Beat them in William Jones Cup.




2009/05/20

Philippines Basketball Titles


Philippine Basketball Titles 
Gold Medal / Championship Trophy or Championship Cup
(National Team)
  1. Far Eastern Basketball Games Champion - 9x Asia's Best 1913, 1915, 1917, 1919, 1923, 1925, 1927, 1930 and 1934) 
  2. Asian Basketball Confederation [ABC]/Asian Championship [now FIBA Asia]- 5x 2nd Best in Asia (1960, 1963, 1967, 1973 and 1986) 
  3. Asian Games - 4x 2nd Best in Asia (1951, 1954, 1958 and 1962) 
  4. Southeast Asian Championship [SEABA] - 7x South East Asian's Best (1998, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2007, 2009 and 2011) 
  5. South East Asian Games [SEAGames] - 15x  South East Asian's Best  (1977, 1979, 1981, 1983, 1985, 1987, 1991, 1993, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2007 and 2011)

Gold Medal / Championship Trophy or Championship Cup
(Club Squad Team representing the Philippines)
and
((* National Team))
  1. FIBA Asia Champions Cup - 4x Among the three Asia's Best 1984 [*Northern Cement], 1988 [Swift - PABL (Philippine Amateur Basketball League)], 1995 [Andok's] and 1996 [Happy Toothpaste]) 
  2. Jones Cup - 4x Asia's Best & 2nd in the World 1981 [Northern Cement], 1985 [*San Miguel Beer, 1998 [*Philippine Centennial Team] and 2012 [*Smart Gilas 2.0]) 
  3. PBA - IBA World Challenge Cup - 1x (1988 [Anejo Rhum 65rs [now Barangay Ginebra San Miguel])
  4. Brunei Sultan Cup - 2x (2005 [*San Miguel - Philippines] and 2006 [*San Miguel - Philippines])
  5. MVP Cup / Philippine Invitational Challenge - 1x (2010 [*Smart Gilas])
  6. ABL / ASEAN Basketball League - 1x Among the three South East Asian's Best (2009-10 [Philippine Patriots])
  7. Super Keung Sheung Cup - 1x (2013 [*Smart Gilas 2.0 Cadet Team])

Silver Medal / Runner - up 
  1. Far Eastern Games - 1x (1921) 
  2. ABC / FIBA Asia Cup - 3x (1965, 1971 and 2013)
  3. Asian Games - 1x (1990 [*Philippines Dream Team])
  4. SEABA - 1x (1996)
  5. PBA - IBA World Challenge Cup - 1x (1988 [Alaska Air Force])
  6. SEAGames - 1x (1989)
  7. Brunei Sultan Cup - 1x (2005 [Alaska Aces]) 
  8. ABA Club Championship - 1x (2010 [*Smart Gilas])
  9. ABL - 2x South East Asian's Best in Runner-up (2010-11 [Air Asia Patriots] and 2012 [San Miguel Beermen])

Bronze Medal / Third Place
  1. FIBA World Cup - 1x Asia's Best (1954 [*Philippine Islanders]) 
  2. FIBA Asia - 1x (1969)
  3. Asian Games - 2x (1986 and 1998 [*RP Centennial Team])
  4. Jones Cup - 3x (2005 [*San Miguel - Philippines], 2007 [*Magnolia] and 2011[*Smart Gilas])
  5. FIBA Asia Champions Cup - 1x (1981 [Apcor])
  6. ABA Club Championship - 1x (2007 [Air 21 Express])

Special Mention
  1. Olympic Games - [1936 Berlin] (5th Place) Asia's Best 5-2 [win-loss record] 

2009/05/13

AH1N1


What can I do to protect myself from getting sick? Good health practices when the is sickness in the home.
  • Teach your family to wash their hands with soap OFTEN Help the children to wash their hands and upper arms singing Happy Birthday, Bahay Kubo (Philippine Children Song) or Popcorn popping song and have them wash until they sing the full song then rinse well.
  • Clean up all trash and junk piles, these areas make great homes for rats, rodents and mice and they carry disease.
  • Eat foods that are high in vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid) Drink a lots of liquids, eat good meals and get a lot of rest.
  • If any member of the family is sick / has fever do not let them go to work or school you should self quarantine / or go into insulation.
  • Stay away from other people that are or have had sickness or fever in there homes. Add a couple drops of plain household bleach to your dish water to kill germs.
  • Learn and teach your family to keep your hands away from your mouth and face, unless you are covering a sneeze. Germs spread this way.
  • Teach your children to keep their fingers / hands from their nose, eyes and their personal parts of their body.
  • Be sure those that are taking care of your family members (day care) follow good safety and health guidance.
  • Should the person get sick or have fever you should replace there toothbrush or soak it in light bleach water and rinse really well.
  • Everyone should have their own glass / cup and not drink out of another.
  • Wash your hands often with soap and water, especially after cough or sneeze. Alcohol-based hand cleaners are also effective.
  • Stay home if you are sick for 7-10 days after the symptom-free for 48 hours, whichever is longer. this is to keep from infecting others and spreading the virus further.
What is the signs / symptoms?
AH1N1 influenza A virus / flu infection can cause a wide range of symptoms, including fever, cough, sore throat, body ache, headache, chills and fatigue. Some people have reported diarrhea and vomiting associated with this flu. people with this flu also have vomiting and diarrhea. Like seasonal flu, flu in humans can vary in severity from mild to severe. Severe pneumonia, respiratory failure and even death is possible with AH1N1 flu infection. Certain group might be more likely to develop a severe illness from this flu infection, such a persons with chronic medical conditions. Sometimes bacterial infections may be occur at the same time as or after infection with influenza viruses and lead to pneumonia, ear infections, or sinus infections.

If you become ill and experience any of the following warning signs, seek emergency medical care.
In children emergency warning signs that need urgent medical attention include:

Fast breathing or trouble breathing
  • Bluish or gray skin color
  • Not waking up or not interacting
  • Being so irritable that the child does not want to be held
  • Flu-like symptoms improve but then return with fever and worst cough
  • Fever with rash
In adult, emergency warning signs that need urgent medical attention include:

Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath.
Pain or pressure in the chest or abdomen
  • Sudden dizziness
  • Confusion
  • Severe or persistent vomiting
Take Care of Yourself by Glee


Nutrition and Mental Health



2009/05/12

Goodwill Basketball Games (as missionary in Bicol)


(1996-1998) First in Manila I made an approximately 90 ft. bank shot. In Buhi, Camarines Sur, I'm 20 years old but look like a Senior High. We played a goodwill game with the a varsity and his classmates (Lyceum High). My teammate is a 6 footer American wrestler who took care of rebounds and medium range shooting while me I connected 20 three points shots. Very nice game. They are also (1996-1998) First in Manila I made an approximately 90 ft. bank shot. In Buhi, Camarines Sur, I'm 20 years old but look like a Senior High. We played a goodwill game with the a varsity and his classmates (Lyceum High). My teammate is a 6 footer American wrestler who took care of rebounds and medium range shooting while me I connected 20 three points shots. Very nice game. They are also smart but we're lucky. We played in municipal basketball court and it is fun the local people, Americans, New Zea lander and Samoan. We have games also in Iriga City, in a clear fiber glass board goal. Nice to play with the NCAA American missionary so strong guard and my weapon against him was a quick 3 points shot, I made also a mid court bank shot there. We played also in Bulan, Sorsogon, Mindanao MVP, Tarlac player and Pangasinan player they are so strong. We lost with my friends in Manila and Rizal. In this same place I made Mid court shots with each goals the 1st is nothing but the net the other is bank shot and all net, too. In Polangi, Albay Street ball 9 ft goal. We always won the game with my 6'2" Tongan fellow missionary. I made lots of 3 points, awesome Jordan lay-up like vs. L.A. Lakers against Polangi MVP I did that twice. Tomahawk dunking I love it. Two guys guarding me I parted the Red Sea to make that Tomahawk Dunk. In this same place we played against Korean tourists, and we won the games with the local guys. Koreans are so quick and strong but don't have much exposure to basketball cos they love baseball and soccer.

2009/05/09

Lakers (Minneapolis Mikan-led vs Harlem Globetrotters


Minneapolis Lakers vs Harlem Globetrotters
venue all held @ Chicago Stadium
  • February 19, 1948 Globetrotters 61 - Lakers 59 (upset)
  • February 28, 1949 Globetrotters 49 - Lakers 45 (upset)
  • March 14, 1949 Lakers 68 - Globetrotters 53
  • February 21, 1950 Lakers 76 - Globetrotters 60
  • March 20, 1950 Lakers 69 - Globetrotters 54
  • February 23, 1951 Lakers 72 - Globetrotters 68
  • March 02, 1952 Lakers 84 - Globetrotters 60
  • March 03, 1958 Lakers 111 Globetrotters 100
Series Standing
Minneapolis Lakers 6-2
Harlem Globetrotters 2-6


2009/05/07

Harlem Globetrotters in Manila, Philippines


Harlem Globetrotters traveling exhibition team in the world. Founded by Abe Saperstein in 1927. They are Ambassadors of Goodwill. Entertaining everyone from Presidents to Popes. Playing lots of basketball tricks and acrobatic stuffs outside and inside the court. All their games are real ballgames their frequent opponent are the Washington Generals since 1962. In 12,596 games lost only 2. And their longest winning streak is 8,829 in 24 years and this could be the longest in the world by a basketball team. This broke by Kareem Abdul Jabar's All Star Team by tallying 34 big points win MVP of the game 91-85 over the Harlem Globetrotters. All time win reach 22,000 wins against 345 lost, .984 or 98.4% winning percentage. Their main opponents are College/University All Stars, National Teams, Ball Clubs Teams, NCAA Teams, others. They are famous in the world. Michael "Wild Thing" Wilson set a record dunk of 12 foot high as a Globtrotter a World Record. They will play 3 games in Manila on May 24-25, 2009 in Araneta Coliseum, Cubao Q.C. Metro Manila, Philippines. One of their player visited in Philippine Basketball Association PBA doing some great and awesome stuff to promote their coming games in the Philippines.
Famous Retired Numbers
  • 13 Wilt Chamberlain - 2000
  • 20 Marques Hayes - 2001
  • 22 Curly Neal - 2008
  • 36 Meadowlark Lemon - 2001
  • 50 Reece Tatum - 2002

2009/05/03

Monikers


My Seven Basketball Monikers (from first to latest)

  • The Shooter (shooting power against Americans, Tongans, Samoans, New Zea lander, Filipinos, Fil-Foreigns & other)
  • The High Flyer (rebounds, blocks and acrobatic shots)
  • Little Giant (guarding, intimidate, blocking big men centers and power forwards)
  • The Angel (for playing so honest and clean)
  • BradPete (crowd pleasing dribbling and genius moves during warm ups and games)
  • The Magician (for unbelievable shot like high looper so high, mid-court shots, lay up and jump shot behind the board, lay up in free throw line, lay up in 3 point line and lay up in mid court, hook shot in 3 points, no look backward shot in free throw and 3 point line many times)
  • MVP (for passion and ability to shoot acrobatic moves and being double or triple team specially against Koreans and some Filipinos)