+ Follow CASTELLON Tag
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[Title] => Upgrade in cage technology
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In 1995, Carlos Castellon made a mid-life career shift by following his heart.
Castellon is a Cuban who was one of 12,000 beneficiaries — they were called the "Peter Pan" kids — allowed to enter the US in 1961 without visas in a special under-18 program. He was 13.
Castellon went on to earn a Master’s degree in romantic languages and literature at the University of Florida where he dabbled in basketball and football. He got married to a beautiful Irishwoman Dorothy and they have three children.
[DatePublished] => 2007-01-25 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Joaquin M. Henson
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[Title] => Time to change
[Summary] => Most of the country’s top hoophouses are equipped with the world-renowned Porter basketball system. The PhilSports Arena, Ynares Center, Makati Coliseum and Cuneta Astrodome all use the competition portable model that is the norm in several National Basketball Association (NBA) facilities such as the Staples Center for the Los Angeles Lakers and the United Center for the Chicago Bulls.
But wait. Why is the No. 1 stadium, the Araneta Coliseum where most Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) games are held, sticking to the antiquated Hydra-Rib system?
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CASTELLON
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In 1995, Carlos Castellon made a mid-life career shift by following his heart.
Castellon is a Cuban who was one of 12,000 beneficiaries — they were called the "Peter Pan" kids — allowed to enter the US in 1961 without visas in a special under-18 program. He was 13.
Castellon went on to earn a Master’s degree in romantic languages and literature at the University of Florida where he dabbled in basketball and football. He got married to a beautiful Irishwoman Dorothy and they have three children.
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[Summary] => Most of the country’s top hoophouses are equipped with the world-renowned Porter basketball system. The PhilSports Arena, Ynares Center, Makati Coliseum and Cuneta Astrodome all use the competition portable model that is the norm in several National Basketball Association (NBA) facilities such as the Staples Center for the Los Angeles Lakers and the United Center for the Chicago Bulls.
But wait. Why is the No. 1 stadium, the Araneta Coliseum where most Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) games are held, sticking to the antiquated Hydra-Rib system?
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