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PRDP roads ISULAN, Sultan Kudarat -- Farms covering about 2,000 hectares in this town will soon have improved access to markets with the completion of P36.7 million worth of roads under the Philippine Rural Development Project (PRDP). There are three farm-to-market roads, of which one is 95% complete, Amalia J. Datukan, Regional Director of Department of Agriculture-Region 12 (DA-12), announced last week. The paving projects are the San Martin road (95% complete) in Barangay Kudanding, costing P18.6 million; Tayugo-Paladong (38%), worth P17.8 million; and Bual-Talitay FMR (30%), P16.2 million.
Adopt children THE Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) in northern Mindanao is encouraging families to adopt children who are now under its custody. Elena Palma, social welfare officer for the Department, says that about 12 children in the Regional Reception and Study Center for Children, a residential facility of the DSWD based in Cagayan de Oro are available for foster care or for legal adoption. Their ages range from zero to seven years old. Another nine children are also currently being assessed to be declared as available for adoption. “There is now an increasing number of children who need families to love them, to take care of them; these little ones need to be integrated with good families and communities which are necessities to the well-being of a child.”
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By FERDINANDH B. CABRERA, MindaNews
OTABATO City -- As the Senate inquiry on the Mamasapano carnage began, throngs of Bangsamoro people and representatives of civil society organizations went to the streets and plazas in Mindanao Tuesday to reiterate calls for the passage of the Bangsamoro Basic Law (BBL).
Rallyists gathered at the Cotabato City plaza to air their desire for the passage of the BBL. The rally from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. was organized by the Mindanao Alliance for
Peace (MAP). There were simultaneous rallies in Pikit in North Cotabato, General Santos City, Marawi City, Isabela City, Pagadian City, Bongao in Tawi-tawi, Jolo bbl/PAGE 11
Davao region devt body plans new airport study By CARMELITO Q. FRANCISCO, Correspondents
DAVAO City -- Even with the current airport coming in for a P40.57-billion upgrade this year under the national government’s public-private partnership program, Davao’s R e g i on a l D e ve l opm e nt Council (RDC) is planning for a second, bigger airport or a cluster of satellite airports.
RDC officials, in a forum last week, said a feasibility study for new airport options is listed as a priority project this year, to evaluate potential locations and the timing of construction. “We want to look into all possibilities,” said Davao airport/PAGE 11
FOR BANGSAMORO. Thousands join the peace rally in Cotabato City yesterday to call on legislators to pass the Bangsamoro Basic Law (BBL) and not be tied down to the Mamamasapano clash. Rallyists say BBL is the only way for Mindanaons to attain lasting peace. mindanews photo by ferdinandh cabrera
Singaporeans urged to invest in PPP projects THE Philippines has offered to Singaporean investors a number of public-private partnership (PPP) projects. During the PhilippinesSingapore Business’ Council Forum last February 4, PPP
Center executive director Cosette V. Canilao showcased the PPP investment opportunities in the country. “There are eleven PPP projects that are under procurement with an
indicative total cost of P279.92 billion”, Canilao said in a statement. L a s t D e c e mb e r, t h e Department of Transportation and Communications invest/PAGE 11
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Iligan city hosts entrepreneurship boot camp
FORTY young entrepreneurs from Lanao del Sur and Lanao del Norte will gather on February 11-12 in San Miguel Village, Iligan City at 8:30 a.m. to begin the second phase of the Academy of Young Entrepreneurs sponsored by U.S. Embassy Manila and nongovernmental organization
Development Options and Social Entrepreneurship (DOSE), Inc. This two-day intensive work shop w i l l i nclu d e mentoring and coaching sessions with business experts on the following topics: public speaking, business hosts/PAGE 11
DOT-XI eyes development of BUDA, Marilog areas D AVA O C i t y - - T h e Department of Tourism-XI has identified two barangays in Marilog district to be developed as tourism zones. Marilog is a sub-district under Davao City’s 3rd Congressional District.
The barangays lie within BUDA (Bukidnon-Davao) boundar y area which is known for its cool climate, panoramic mountain vistas, waterfalls and caves, mountain resorts and the dot/PAGE 11
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Calamba to receive P12.55-M worth of anti-poverty projects CALAMBA, Misamis O c c i d e nt a l - - At l e a s t P12.55 million worth of poverty-reduction projects u n d e r t h e B ott oms - Up Budgeting/Grassroots Participator y Budgeting Pro g r am ( BU B / G P B P ) , have been earmarked for the local government unit (LGU), here, this year. The amount will be used to fund 17 projects to be implemented by various agencies, which are now i n t h e i n it i a l st atu s of complying with the initial re qu i re m e nt s , S an iv i e r G. Patoc, provincial director of the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG), said. Meanwhile, Jovencio P. L ar anj o, BU B / G P B P c o o r d i n a t o r, s a i d 1 0 of t h e proj e c t s w i l l b e implemented by the Depar tment of Interior and L o c a l G over nment (DILG), two, by the Department of Education (DepEd), and one each, by the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), Department of
L abor and Employment (DOLE), Department of Health (DOH), Department of Agriculture (DA) and t h e L o c a l G ov e r n m e nt Support Fund/Department of Budget and Management (LGSF/DBM). Me a nw h i l e , L a r a nj o s aid t he proj e c t s to b e implemented by DILG are as follows: Expansion of the Water System Level II in barangays Dacapan Alto, P1.5 million, Sulipat and Mauswagon, P1.0 million, each, and San Isidro, P0.5 million. Also for implementation by DILG are the i mp r ov e m e nt o f w at e r system in Bunawan, P0.5 million, improvement of evacuation center in Sa lvador, P0.8 mi l lion, and in Solinog, and South Poblacion, P0.5 million, each, construction of hanging bridge in Mamalad, P0.9 million, and construction of drainage canal in Bonifacio, P0.4 million. Laranjo said the other proj e c t s are : R e p ai r of
classrooms by DepEd, P1.0 million, and fabrication of school desks, also by DepEd, P0.5 million, installation of handwashing facilities i n 2 0 d ay c are c e nt e r s by DSWD, P1.0 million, capability building/skills training and provision of star ters’ kit for out-ofschool youths (OSY) by DOLE, P0.5 million.
Purchase of basic LGU equipment and instruments in the health center by DOH, P0.5 million, production of organic fertilizer in Barangay Salvador, P0.5 million, and construction of core local road to tourist spot leading to San Isidro Water Falls, P0.5 million. (RCA/PIA10Misamis Occidental)
Roles of Parents in the K to 12 Basic Education Program: A Glance Lindo M. Cayadong Teacher III Opol National Secondary Technical School Opol, Misamis Oriental
Parents are one of the vital components in attaining the objectives of the K to 12 education pro g r am . Wit h t h i s development of educational curriculum, parents need to be well-informed on this innovation. DepEd gives due consideration and appropriate support to ensure that parents will be able to live up to fulfill their significant roles in the program. K to 12 basic education programs does not mean that parents will have more financial costs for their children’s education. Decongestion of the curriculum helps students concentrate on the expected learning
competencies intended for a grading period. Training and seminars are in place to prepare teachers for the implementation of the project. Parents play roles in the K to 12 Education Program. They need to fully understand the full structure of this initiative. Thus, their support is necessary to convey the vision of K to 12 closer to reality. Parents are encouraged to understand the rationale of K to 12 and the implications it br i ng . Acqui re t he qualities and skills of a K to 12 parents. Be a strong partner to implement K to 12 education program by participating in K to 12 orientations and community information drive. Have a kind heart to inquire on the K to 12 education program. Comments and suggestions are welcome through lindocayadong@ yahoo.com
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Putting First Things First: Essential towards achieving goals By William N. Soria Teacher III Tangub City National High School
“Leadership is the c ap a c i t y t o t r a n s l at e vision into reality.” — Warren Bennis Leadership is challenging because being a leader means a lot of tough situations and problems that lies ahead. Most of the times, a leader will be in a situation where he plans, organizes, makes sure that things run as planned, tests and risks. In tackling all of these, there is no turning back and a leader should be brave and courageous to face these situations and problems. Leadership is e xc it i ng a l s o b e c aus e it involves learning a lot of things, which would not be gained in just an ordinary situation. Lots of knowledge comes at hand b e yond comfor t zones; it is gained after taking responsibilities, performing duties and doing tasks that are not normally done. The achievement of t he i r go a l as a g roup
highly depends on how he handles the team and situation. Thus, he should be well-equipped and effective in handling these responsibilities. In a business book Seven Habits of Highly Effective People written by author Steven R . C ove y, he st ate d t hat one of habits of effective people is the ability to prioritize things or putt i ng “f i rst t h i ng s” first. It means that in driving a particular or g an i z at i on t ow ard s achieving goals and vision, one should consider the matter of importance. True, if one deal with crises, tougher problems and deadlinedriven projects first, life will be a lot easier. Leaders are light that blazes a trail. Thus, he shou l d re a l i z e t he importance of prioritizing more important things before doing the others, b e c au s e i t’s o n e w ay to be successful in accomplishing assigned tasks.
DBP-Landbank merger bill revived at House The Governance Commission for G overnment-O wned or -Controlled Corporations (GCG) and regulator Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) both backed the proposal, with the former suggesting a consolidation in lieu of a merger. “We appreciate the fact that this is being pushed... I think it is high time that these two institutions should be merged,” GCG Chairman Cesar L. Villanueva said during the hearing. “Or perhaps in order not to r uf f le feathers, instead of a merger, it could be a consolidation.” Deliberations on t he prop os a l, howe ver, were stalled as no DBP representative attended the hearing. Mr. Collantes said further talks will be held by the committee, with the
panel open to the option to dissolve the two banks and to create a new state-owned institution. Simi l ar bi l ls on t he Landbank-DBP merger have been filed before previous Congresses, but have not secured any approval since. As proposed now, the existing capital for the fused bank will be raised to P100 billion, up from the combined P60 billion in current authorized stock of the two entities. The additional amount will be raised from 400,000 common shares with a par value of P100 per share. The merger is also being pushed in anticipation of the upcoming Southeast Asian market integration, especially with the enactment of a law allowing the full entry of foreign banks signed last July 15.
RCBC raises more funds via dollar notes
NEDA says inflation rate slows down in January
THE PROPOSAL to merge t h e L a n d B a n k of t h e Philippines (Landbank) with the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) -both state-run banks -- has been revived at the House of Representatives. The House Committee on Banks and Financial Intermediaries yesterday took up a measure authorizing the merger of the two government financial institutions, with the Landbank seen as the surviving entity. Panel chair man and B at a n g a s R e p. Ne l s o n P. Collantes filed House Bill 5350, which seeks to “rationalize the operations of existing government agencies” by consolidating the two state banks, which is seen to be redundant. “The merger of the DBP and Landbank is necessary
RIZAL COMMERCIAL Banking Corp. (RCBC) has reopened its offering of unsecured fixed rate notes under its $1-billion medium-term program to raise more funds for its operations and for debt refinancing, it disclosed to the bourse on
as the functions or purposes of both banks duplicate and/ or unnecessarily overlap w it h one anot her,” t he proposal reads. Under the measure, all assets and liabilities of the DBP will be transferred to Landbank, which will then take on the powers currently exercised by the former. L a n d b a n k ’s a s s e t s stood at P911 billion as of September 2014, according to its Web site. For its part, DBP had P437 billion in assets as of the same period last year, data on its own Web site showed. CONSOLIDATION Both take in deposits and g ive out lo ans for ag r ic u lture, indust r i a l, and home financing, but Landbank is given the added task to facilitate transfers of agrarian land.
Friday. “This is to inform the Exchange that Rizal Commercial Banking Corp. reopened its USD 200 million 4.25% senior unsecured fixed rate notes due 2020...via a second USD 43 million tranche...drawdown off its USD 1 billion medium term note program,” the listed lender said in its disclosure. A benchmark-sized offering is typically at least $500 million. The latest offering comes after the $200 million it raised last month under the same $1-billion program. The second tranche of unsecured debt will likewise have a tenor of five years and one day, will be issued on Feb.
10 and will be listed on the Singapore Stock Exchange, the Yuchengco-led lender said. It added that proceeds of the bond issuance will be used to finance operations and for general corporate purposes. This includes the refinancing of the previously issued $250-million worth of notes carrying a rate of 6.25%, which RCBC said are due on Feb. 9. Standard Chartered Bank has been tapped as the sole lead arranger and bookrunner for the transaction. RCBC’s net income for the first nine months of 2014 dropped by 56.1% to P3.01 billion from the same period of 2013.
INFLATION continued to slow down to 2.4 percent last month from 2.7 percent in December last year, the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) announced on Thursday. Economic Planning Secretar y Arsenio M. Balisacan attributed the drop in inflation rate to the adequate supply of basic food items, and lower petroleum neda/PAGE 11
VIEWPOINTS OF A SCHOOL LEADER IN ERADICATING/ REDUCING DROP-OUT RATE OF THE SCHOOL LINDO M. CAYADONG Teacher III Opol National Secondary Technical School Opol, Misamis Oriental
Dropping out in the class for a pupil/student is likely to happ en in a s cho ol year. Various reasons of doing so come in different p e r s p e c t i v e s . Po s s i b l e causes of dropping out are maybe due to the school, the community and himself. These could be due to health reasons, financial instability, lack of interest, no proper valuing of education. With all these, DepEd envisions every Filipino to have access to a quality education. Attaining education for oneself is likened to equipping oneself to fight challenges of life in the future. As a Filipino, one has to arm him with quality education for him to produce quality and come out for his maximum potential. An adage “A blind cannot guide those who can see” is
a touching maxim that could really push one to study. Coming up with best solutions to address problems of dropping out in a school is good gesture of helping the Filipino nation, a best place to live in. As a school leader, it is best for one to equip class advisers with the skills of eradicating/reducing dropout rate in their respective classes. Eliminating/reducing the drop-out rate in the school is a responsibility of each one in the academic community. The school head, the teachers, the pupils/ students, the parents, the community and the various stakeholders should work hand in hand for the effective delivery of quality education. The teachers, as front liners in the classroom should be friends to every learner. The
teacher should conduct a homeroom PTA meeting regularly. Regular home visit can also be a good factor to maintain attendance. A teacher should be a father/ mother, a friend, an adviser, a guidance counselor to every learner. A teacher is there to listen to every pupil/student. In turn, the parents need to monitor also the whereabouts of their children especially during class hours. As a whole, every learner is provided with a second home away from home. Comments and suggestions are welcome through lindocayadong@ yahoo.com
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Traitors in Mamasapano murders? LIFE’S INSPIRATIONS: “… You, LORD God Almighty, you who are the God of Israel, rouse yourself to punish all the nations; show no mercy to wicked traitors…” (Psalm 59:5, the Holy Bible). -ooo TRAITORS AGAINST COUNTRY AND NATION I N M A M A S A PA N O MURDERS? I don’t know if anyone noticed, but ousted Special Action Force chief Director Getulio Napenas just released a bombshell when he accused, in so many words, some people from the military and the police, and even from the government itself, as traitors to the Philippine government and the Filipino nation insofar as attempts to arrest or neutralize terror suspects are concerned. In his testimony before Senators on Monday, February 09, 2015, Napenas said he decided not to disclose the Mamasapano, Maguindanao police operation on January 25, 2015 to arrest Zulkifli bin Hir, alias Marwan, and Bassit Usman, to the Armed Forces of the Philippines, because he was afraid that someone there may leak the information once again and allow Marwan and Usman to escape once more, as they did in the past. And, w hat is more, it would seem that even resigned Director General Alan Purisiman shared
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hink a minute… Imagine we are on a large ship out on the ocean. The captain knows that there is a hole in the boat and we’re sinking, but he does not tell us passengers. Instead, he invites us all to go up to first class. All the beer and liquor is free. We’re allowed to party and do basically anything we want on the ship. Naturally, we passengers are loving our freedom. But all the time we’re partying and getting drunk, the ship continues to sink. Each minute brings us closer to our death. So what? Let’s eat, drink and be merry for we’re all going to die anyway, right? We might as well go out in style and have fun while it lasts. T h i s i s a c tu a l l y t h e w ay m any p e op l e l i ve . They think they’re free— through alcohol, drugs, sex with anyone they want, cheating for more money or status, and anything else that makes them feel good for awhile. But their life is a sinking ship! Instead of being truly free, they’re actually slaves to their own appetites and uncontrolled physical desires for pleasure. Their life is empty and they’re desperately trying to fill it with all kinds of pleasures, prosperity, or power. Yet, even though they know in
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their conscience that none of these things satisfy them for long, they keep doing it. Jesus C hr ist did not come to br ing us a lot of strict, boring rules that take all the fun out of life. He actually came to save us from hurting and destroying ourselves, so we can finally be free from our own greed and uncontrolled physical urges. As the Maker of life, Jesus’ commands are simply life’s principles for real satisfaction and success. His ways are like wings to a bird or sails to a ship. So why not finally get yourself free from your uncontrolled physical pleasures or greed? Just ask Jesus to forgive you and start changing you daily. Then you can begin to get the real satisfaction that lasts, not to mention be saved from sinking. Just Think a Minute…
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Napenas’ belief that some people at the AFP and the PNP, and even some other civilian authorities, could not be trusted with sensitive information about operations to arrest Marwan and Usman, prompting him to “advise” Napenas not to tell anyone about the Mamasapano operations beforehand. -ooo “HA N G T H E TRAITORS”: AFP Chief of Staff General Gregorio Catapang was quick to deny that the AFP had a hand in the leaks, but Napenas seemed to be so sure of himself about the treachery of some men in uniform and, perhaps, even of some civilian officials who, he said, had links with rebel groups, particularly the Moro Islamic Liberation Front. One newspaper report about what Napenas said in the Senate hearing went this way: “According to Napeñas, whenever major operations against the two high-value targets were planned, the information was leaked because the targets were coddled by the MILF, which had many contacts in the police and the military. This was the reason a high level of operational security and secrecy was necessary for Oplan Exodus, he said.” I say this is a bombshell because it is a shocking proof that there are some men and women in government who
have been sworn to be loyal to the country and its people, but who may have been acting as traitors, betraying their oath of office, and betraying the trust given to them by the Filipino nation, for grisly considerations. In some other countries, traitors are immediately hanged. -ooo ARRESTS NEED NOT BE COORDINATED WITH MILF: Lawyer Perfecto Yasay Jr., a former chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission under President Ramos, clarified that the arrest of so-called “high value targets”, such as Marwan and Usman, are exempt from coordination with the MILF under existing agreements. So, why are some officials saying the Special Action Force should have coordinated with the MILF first before proceeding to Mamasapano? -ooo COMPLAINT OVER YOL A N DA A I D I N BURAUEN, LEYTE: Here is a text message from Burauen, Leyte, translated in English: “Good morning Atty. Mauricio… My complaint is that, we signed that we will be receiving P30,000.00 as aid to help us recover from the damage brought by Yolanda. Yet, we were given only P10,000.00 allegedly on instructions of a local official. Where did the balance of P20,000.00 go? What can we
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do?” Maybe Burauen, Leyte officials can answer this? -ooo POCKETING AID CONSTITUTES GRAFT: If somebody pocketed the P20,000.00 that was supposed to have been given to Yolanda victims in Burauen, Leyte, this could amount to graft and cor r upt ion, under Section 3 (e) of the AntiGraft and Corrupt Practices Act. Withholding financial assistance after the supposed recipient signed for its receipt is corruption of the highest order. -ooo REACTIONS? Please call me at +63 917 984 24 68, +63 918 574 0193, +63 922 833 43 96, or Skype (batasmauricio), Viber (+63 918 574 0193) and Line (+63 917 984 24 68). Email: batasmauricio@yahoo.com, melaniolazomauriciojr@ o u t l o o k . c o m , mmauriciojr111@gmail.com. -30-
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his is a very common spiritual illness. What’s so dangerous about it is that it often passes as something ordinary and normal. It hardly causes any worry, much less, alarm. It lulls many of us to think there’s no problem. It’s an attitude, a mindset, and, worse, a culture that is stuck with the minimalist virus, contented with what is practical, convenient, popular, profitable, etc., and goes no further. It justifies itself by saying, “Why do I need to go any further? Things are already ok as they are.” It is the perfect expression of the adage, “The good is the enemy of the best.” And so it fails to submit itself to the law of love that requires self-giving without measure, a total self-giving whose language is generosity and heroism all the way to death. Of course, behind that justification is a subtle, u n s p o k e n c omprom i s e with one’s laziness and other weaknesses, not to mention, his lack of faith and spirit of sacrifice. That justification puts one in the Stop mode of his spiritual life, when it is supposed always to Go, to Move, to Grow always. In the Book of Revelation, there is a clear condemnation of such spiritual illness. “Because you are lukewarm,
and neither cold nor hot, I will spew you out of my mouth.” (3,16) We have to be more aware of this danger and do all to avoid, if not fight against it. The basic and indispensable antidote to this danger is love, the proper kind of love that comes only from God and is a living participation of the very love of God which is the only kind of love there is. This love has the power of continuing self-renewal and self-perpetuation, and of supporting and even going beyond our physical and other natural powers. This is the love that will keep us always young and vibrant, and will give us a taste of eternity while still in time. How to keep that love burning, how to continually feed it is a concern we ought to cultivate in ourselves. We can be sure that we are not engaging here in some quixotic, unrealistic adventure, since on the part of God, everything is already given to us. He has given us his grace in abundance, his saving doctrine, his sacraments, the Church, the living Christian tradition, etc. The Holy Spirit is with us. Christ has promised that he will be with us till the end of time. What is needed is our prompt and permanent
correspondence. In this regard, we have to realize the importance of some practical plan or program that would help maintain our love aflame. Certainly, we need to have time ever yday for deep prayer, an intimate conversation with God where we bring all our concerns and meditate on God’s word so we would be in vital contact with him and his will for us. We have to find means to keep ourselves in his presence all throughout the day. We need to have time to go the sacraments, especially Confession and the Holy Eucharist. We have to wage a continuing struggle against our weakness, temptations and sin, and to grow in the different virtues. For sure, if our prayer and dealings with God are aut h e nt i c an d n ot just formalistic and even hypocritical, we would always feel the urge to immerse ourselves in the lives of others and the affairs of the world. We would be consumed with the attitude and desire of Christ towards all men and the world, and that is to save and not to condemn. In this regard, we will feel the urge to evangelize others and the world in general, as well as the certainty of being evangelized by them, since
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God, no doubt, will speak to us through them, showing us the concrete and finer points of his will for us. We have to realize that no matter how dirtied and corrupted by evil people and the things of the world are, we can always discern, if we have faith, if we are with God himself, precious lessons and messages that would be good to our soul. This is how to fight lukewarmness and complacency. It is a matter of filling ourselves with love that God himself gives us in abundance, making use of a practical and practicable program that would help us to be always with God. It would be good if we can avail of some spiritual direction and counseling so we can devise a plan of spiritual life that is suited to our specific conditions. roycimagala@gmail.com
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Frenetic February at Ayala Centrio Mall IT’S a hectic program of exciting programs Ayala Centrio Mall has lined up for the Valentine Month. Starting this Friday, 13 February, Monster Kitchen Academy gets things rolling with a “Valentine’s Food Bazaar with Baking and Cooking Demo” at the Activity Center. For Valentine’s Day, Centrio partners with GMA Network for “Kapuso Bloodletting Day” from 10AM-6PMalso at the Activity Center. And the fun never stops the next day, Sunday, 15 February as the Ayala Malls Valentine’s Celebration brings you James Reid and Nadine Lustre Live! at the Activity Center! This will be preceded by another bloodletting activity “Blood Donating for a Cause” from 10AM-3PM at the Activity Center in cooperation with the Mindanao University of Science and Technology (MUST). February is also marks another major event with the start of the Chinese Spring Festival or Lunar New Year celebration on 15 February with the Chinese Food Fair and Exhibit during mall hours featuring an exhibit of Chinese classic food and traditionally eaten during the Chinese New Year and selling of lucky charms. The exhibit lasts until 20 February. On Tuesday, 17 February, join the Mixed Dance Community of Centrio Mall for their Mixed Dance 2nd Anniversary at the Activity Center, starting 6PM. On the Chinese New Year’s Day itself on Thursday, 19 February, there will be a free Feng Shui Talk starting 5PM at the Activity Center. This will be followed
the next day, Friday, 20 February by a Chinese Cultural Performances & Dimsum Dimpling starting 4:30PM at the Activity Center by Kong Hua School. Events get even bigger with ABSCBN’s 2015 NEWSCASTING COMPETITION on Sunday, 22 February at the Activity Center at a time to be announced later by ABS-CBN so keep your ears glued to their channel for that announcement! And the height of February’s events happens during the 29th Anniversary of the EDSA People Power Revolution on Wednesday, 25 Februarywhen the famous GREGORIAN CHOIR OF PARIS performs its Virgo Mater Gloriosa (a concert centered on the all-encompassing love of the Virgin Mary) at the Activity Center at 6PM. The choir’s first ever Philippine Tour is sponsored by Ayala Malls, with the support of Alliance Française de Manille and the Embassy of France to the Philippines from 18 February 2015 to 27 February 2015. The tour brings a spiritual and sacred message: the world needs a meditative silence like a Gregorian chant. The Philippine Tour is the choir’s contribution to the historic celebration of the 450th year of the presence of the Augustinians in the Philippines (1565-2015). Not the least, the Valentine Month ends with a bang on February 26 with the 7th Design and Construction Exhibit ( DECONEX 2015 )organized by the United Architects of the Philippines (UAP). Open during mall hours, the exhibit features the latest products and trends in construction and architecture and will end on March 1st, 2015.
Game of the Generals G
ame of the Generals is a board game invented by a Filipino inventor named Sofronio “Ronnie” Pasola, Jr. in the 1970s who holds the patent. It is an educational board game that you can learn and play in the short time of 20-30 minutes; yet, the game has limitless variations to challenge you for a lifetime. It is designated for two (2) players and requires 100% skill. The game engages your psychological prowess, sharpens your memory and deductive thinking as well as develop awareness for strategy and organization. It is recommended for all ages. The game simulates armies at war trying to outsmart and outmaneuver each other. As in an actual warfare, the game allows one side only a sketchy view of the other side’s plan. Certain strategies or tactics; however, allows both sides chances of securing a better idea of the other’s plans as the game progresses. 1111 Empire, Inc. headed by Mr. Elmer Francisco is the official nationwide distributor and the exclusive global distributor of Game of the Generals game sets. The company is accepting dealers within the Philippines and country distributors worldwide. Currently, there are 3 official versions of the game sets namely: NGS, MPR and RTO. NGS is the high end version with a hard board and
aluminum pieces with sticker labels that costs P2,500.00 per set, MPR is the standard version with a hard board and mark-proof plastic pieces with paper labels that costs P500.00 per set while RTO is the starter version with a rollable soft plastic board and markproof plastic pieces with paper labels that costs P300.00 per set. The company is setting-up clubs called regiments in every city/ municipality in the world. The objective of the clubs is to teach and train people of all ages who would love to learn the game or would like to compete in local, regional, national and later on international tournaments. PhilGGO or Philippine Game of the Generals Organization co-founded by Mr. Elmer Francisco and Mr. Catalino Enriquez is the tournament organizing and management arm of the company. PhilGGO organizes GG tournaments nationwide to cater to the club members and everyone who loves the game. The February 8, 2015 open tournament dubbed as Game of the Generals - The Siege in cooperation with SM City - Cagayan de Oro, www. EmpressMichelleFrancisco.com, ABS-CBN Cagayan de Oro, Business Week Mindanao, Mindanao Daily, Mindanao Star and Cagayan Times was a huge success. Click HERE for the Tournament Results and click HERE and HERE for more details and photos. The next tournament is on March 7,
2015 at the same venue for the interschool tournament and March 28, 2015 again at the same venue for the interbarangay tournament. There is also a scheduled open tournament on March 8, 2015 at SM Center - Las Piñas. For more details about the Cagayan de Oro Tournaments, click HERE to visit our event page or contact Coach Noel Candelario at +63 (920) 9741164 or +63 (905) 8412748. For more details about the Las Piñas Tournament, click HERE to visit our event page or contact Sir Cat (Mr. Catalino Enriquez) at +63 (918) 9653009 or +63 (906) 2071281. For more details about Game of the Generals, click HERE to visit our official Facebook Page. For worldwide orders and inquiries, email admin@ElmerFrancisco.org.
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Rock ‘N Roll:
The Liceo Diamond Jubilee Alumni Night February is a special month for Liceo de Cagayan University for it marks the educational institution’s 60th year. From the 20th all the way up to February 28th, several exciting events and activities are lined up to celebrate the university’s diamond jubilee. Part of the celebration is the alumni night, which will happen on Saturday, February 21, at the Liceo Civic Center. Dubbed “Rock ‘N Roll”, this year’s alumni night promises to be an evening of fun, friendship, and memories. High school and college alumni are expected to gather with their batchmates dressed in their best rock ‘n roll outfits. There will be a lot of dancing, some good music, and trivia & games. A special program prepared by the jubilarians of high school batch 1990 will feature alumni members dancing to rock ‘n roll music from different generations. The second batch of performances will see high school and college jubilarians rockin’ and rollin’ the night away for a chance to be declared the winners of the dance contest. Special prizes will be given to the winners. The highlight of the evening, however, will be the recognition and awarding of the Most Outstanding Alumni for the public sector, as well as for private service/the business sector. Other special awards, such as the Mr & Ms/
Mrs Diamond Jubilee and batch with the most number of attendees; will also be given out. It’s going to be an evening of pure fun, plus a lot of good reminiscing. An all-out party to celebrate Liceo U’s 60th birthday! The day will start with a float parade/ motorcade at 8am, followed by the Carnival Mass Dance at 9am, and the Rock ‘N Roll Alumni Fellowship Night at 6pm. LDCU alumni members who have yet to register are encouraged to coordinate with their batches. You may also contact LDCU Alumni Association President Rev. Doods at 0906 764 3452, or text/call Maia at 0917 870 8792. A Facebook Events page has also been created for the celebration; check out https://www.facebook.com/ events/435707303252898. High school alumni members can visit https://www.facebook.com/ groups/124447147634512/ for updates on the event. Registration fee for the alumni night is Php250, inclusive of food and tokens. An official LDCU Alumni Association Diamond Jubilee t-shirt is also available for Php220. Please get in touch with your batch representative for more information. Or visit the LDCU Alumni Association office at the Liceo Civic Center. Adelante, Liceans!
One Oasis CDO Construction in Full Swing
ONE OASIS CAGAYAN DE ORO CONSTRUCTION IN FULL SWING. Above photo shows ongoing construction of the One Oasis Clubhouse and Building 1 scheduled for delivery in 2015. Photo below shows an actual Oasis project proudly delivered by Filinvest Land, Inc. (photos supplied)
ONE OASIS CAGAYAN DE ORO CLUBHOUSE. Kagay-anons will soon enjoy world-class amenities at One Oasis Cagayan de Oro. Photos showcase an existing One Oasis Clubhouse, one of many now up around the country, proudly delivered by Filinvest Land, Inc. (photo supplied)
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Sweet Delights this Love Month from SM Supermalls T reat your precious ones to an enticing Valentine’s celebration! Fill the ambience with inspirational harmony as well-known artists invade Mindanao SM Supermalls to serenade fans on this love-filled month. Make this season a heartstopping celebration of love as you go beyond expectations with sweet treats and great gifts. Here’s a roundup of quirky ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day from the region’s leading malls. Coddle your romantic timbres with the Songs of Love by Thor Dulay, the ‘Master of Soul,’ as he regales SM City General Santos on February 13, 7pm at The Fountain Court, SM City Davao on February 14, 7pm at The Annex Event Center and SM City
Cagayan de Oro on February 15, 5pm at The Event Center. Delight in exquisite gourmet treats and serenades at SM Lanang Premier. On February 13 to 15, pamper your palate with the ‘Wine x Cheese x Chocolate Fair’ at The Atrium featuring great-tasting creations from Cellar de Boca, Malagos Cheese, Kai Artisan Chocolate and JR Pastry. Sing your heart out as the number one most streamed international artist in the Philippines, Boyce Avenue, perform its well-loved acoustic renditions at the SMX Convention Center this February 15, 8pm. Get captivated with the music of Manila String Machine at The Fountain Court Grounds of SM Lanang Premier on February 14 and at The Annex Event Center of SM
Enjoy sweet treats, great gifts, and heartwarming serenades at Mindanao SM Supermalls this Valentine season.
Delight in flavorsome artisan treats at the Wine x Cheese x Chocolate Fair at SM Lanang Premier on February 13 to 15.
Prepare to be serenaded with romantic tunes by the Manila String Machine on February 14 at SM Lanang Premier and on February 15 at SM City Davao.
City Davao on February 15. Reward your loved ones with special treats from Red Ribbon, Annipie, Bearhugs, Coco Dolce, I Love You Flowers, Kablon Chocolates and many more at the Love Café at The Annex Event Center, SM City Davao on February 13 to 15. Then relive the best romantic on-screen
Italpinas offers Dahilayan getaway for February buyers
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re you looking for a good investment for your loved ones this February? This love month, Italpinas offers a double win treat to buyers as they get a free getaway trip to Dahilayan for 4 inclusive of an overnight stay and free rides. “As a thank you gift for investing with us, and since it’s Valentine season, we will be treating the whole family to an adventure with free accommodation at Dahilayan, Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon,” Gladys Magadan-Echano, Sales Director, said. Dahilayan Forest Park and Resort is a tourist destination that offers an array of fun activities for the whole family, and for all ages. Located at
Barangay Dahilayan, Manolo Fortich Bukidnon, Dahilayan Forest Park is nestled at the foot of Mount Kitanglad 4,700 ft. above sea level. Forest Park was built with the vision of helping develop the tourism industry in Northern Mindanao and the whole Philippines as well. “Aside from the investment opportunity in owning a unit at the multi-awarded Primavera Residences, as an added perk, you can also enjoy a weekend getaway with the family, away from busy city life to enjoy family bonding,” Echano said. Primavera Residences, developed by Italpinas Euroasian Design and Eco-development Corporation – a sustaining member of the Philippine Green
Building Council – is the first eco-friendly condominium in Northern Mindanao. Its unique modern design, conceptualized by a multi-awarded Italian architect, is a perfect mix of form and function rewarding you with an eco-friendly home and helping you save on your electricity bills Located in Pueblo Business Park in uptown Cagayan de Oro, Primavera Residences is at the center of many important establishments, like SM CdO, universities, a world-class golf course and many more. For more information on Primavera Residences, visit its website at www. primaveraresidences.com or call (088) 880-5002 or 0917-794-2221.
Catch the Master of Soul - Thor Dulay – live at SM City General Santos on February 12, SM City Davao on February 14 and SM City Cagayan De Oro on February 15.
moments of all time at the Love Café with free movie streaming courtesy of Cignal on Saturday and Sunday. Planning a Valentines you’ll love? Everything’s at SM Supermalls! For more information and event updates, contact the nearest SM mall or visit and like the malls’ Official Facebook pages.
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in Sulu, Davao City, Quezon City and Tacurong City. The scheduled rally for Tacurong City in Sultan Kudarat was transferred to Datu Paglas in Maguindanao after the group failed to secure a permit in Tacurong. Meanwhile, a caravan heading for Zamboanga City was stopped by policemen as the city government strictly enforced the no-permit norally policy. “At least one million people are in attendance in various rally sites,” claimed Raby Angkal, of MAP. Streamers calling for the passage of the draft law littered around downtown where the assembly was held. The group said it is opposed to plans to water down the bill. It also urged the country’s lawmakers to continue the BBL deliberations according to the road map of the government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (GPH-MILF). “BBL ang susi sa pangmatagalang katahimikan sa Mindanao. Isabatas na!” (BLL is the key to lasting peace in Mindanao. Pass the law!) a streamer said. Angkal also urged legislators not to sacrifice the gains of the 17-year-old peace process and asked them to conduct separate probe of the Mamasapano carnage. “The people of Mindanao are tired of war. They are tired of evacuation and the cycle of violence. This can only stop if the BBL is approved and implemented,” Rangkal said.
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del Norte Governor Rodolfo P. del Rosario, chair of the council.
Mr. del Rosario, the main backer of the new airport proposal, pointed out that future expansion for the existing Francisco Bangoy International Airport, located within a 217-hectare in the northern part of the city, would no longer be possible given the urban development in the surrounding area. Under the preliminary proposal being pushed by Mr. del Rosario, a 1,000-hectare area for the new airport will have to be identified, with the Island Garden City of Samal as the primary target site. The governor said Samal, the main tourist attraction of his province, has total of 30,000 hectares and it would be easy to allocate at least 1,000 hectares for the new airport. M T. H A M I G U I TA N FACTOR For the option to develop satellite airports, one of the potential facilities that can be revived is the abandoned airport in Mati City, Davao Oriental, which was built in the 1970s and named Imelda Marcos Airport. Mat i May o r C a r l o s Luis P. Rabat and Davao Oriental Governor Corazon N. Malanyaon have both proposed that the airport be re-developed to serve the expected increase in tourist arrivals following the declaration last year of Mount Hamiguitan Range Wildlife Sanctuary as a United Nations Educational, Cultural and Scientific Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage Site. The provincial government and other local units covered by Mt. Hamiguitan, with support from international funding agencies and national government agencies, have started implementing an ecotourism development program in the area. The RDC’s vice-chair,
National Economic and Development Authority Regional Director Ma. Lourdes D. Lim, acknowledged that an increase in inbound passengers is expected from the Mt. Hamiguitan attraction. “Growth is seen to be higher in 2015 for the region’s air transport industry given the major tourism-related activities this year, including the opening of the Mt. Hamiguitan Nature Park in Davao Oriental,” Ms. Lim said. The Francisco Bangoy International Airport has exceeded its capacity of two million passengers as shown in the 2011 and 2013 data of the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines-Davao. Its annual average growth rate was 10.56% in the last five years, handling 2,795,251 passengers in 2013. “Three out of the six indicators for air transport exceeded the 2014 targets,” said Ms. Lim. Among the six indicators are inbound and outbound cargo both for domestic and foreign destinations, outbound passengers, inbound passengers, inbound and outbound flights. “If we don’t do anything (now), we might lose the growing market of passengers and cargo in the region,” Mr. del Rosario said. The Davao international airport was upgraded more than 10 years ago, partly through a $41-million loan from the Asian Development Bank and $23-million loan from the European Investment Bank. It was inaugurated in December 2003 with a new terminal building. The old terminal building, which has since been left unutilized, is being planned for renovation as a shopping and cultural center that will be connected to the new building.
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(D OTC) publishe d t he invitation to pre-qualify and bid for the development, operations and maintenance of six airport PPP projects: Laguindingan, Davao, Bohol, Iloilo, Bacolod and Puerto Princesa. The World Bank identified these airport projects as essential infrastructure to realize the Master Plan for Asean Connectivity (MPAC). As of Januar y, there were 61 PPP projects in the pipeline. Of the total, 29 belonged to DOTC and 12 to the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH). The remaining projects in the pipeline fall under the Departments of Health (DoH), of Education (DepEd), Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS). Last Januar y 23, the g ov e r n m e nt i s s u e d it s 9th notice of award for the Integrated Transport System (ITS) – Southwest Terminal Project to MWM Terminals, a consortium of Megawide Construction C o r p o r at i o n a n d W M Property Management Inc. A pre-bid conference on February 9 is set for the ITSSouth Terminal. Since the launch of the PPP program in 2010, the government has awarded the following 8 projects: • P2.01-billion Daang Hari-Slex Link Road Project; • P16.28-billion School Infrastructure Project Phase 1; • P15.52-billion NAIA Expressway (Phase II) project; • P 5 . 6 9 - b i l l i o n Mo d e r n i z a t i o n o f t h e Philippine Orthopedic Center Project; • P 1 . 7 2 - b i l l i o n Automatic Fare Collection System Project;
• P 1 7 . 5 2 - b i l l i o n Mactan-Cebu International Airport Passenger Terminal Building Project; and • P64.9-billion LRT Line 1 Cavite Extension and O&M Project.
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expansion, the responsible use of social media, and finding sponsorships and partners to promote their social enterprises. The participants will discuss the initial outcomes of the small businesses they started following the first phase of the academy held last November where they learned the basic concepts of business start-up, designed a business plan, and received seed money to implement their business project. In April, participants will meet again in Cagayan de Oro City for Phase 3, a two-day entrepreneurship summit that will allow participants to showcase their projects for local business leaders and civil society organizations who may be interested to support and expand the projects.
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presence of indigenous communities. D O T- X I R e g i o n a l Director Roberto Alabado III said Buda has the right ingredients conducive for tourism development. A tourism plan is being conducted in coordination with the National Commission for the Indigenous Peoples (NICP) as the identified barangays fall within the ancestral domain of the Matigsalog tribe. Alabado says they are looking at a tourism plan that
SP. PROC: TC-2015-001
MEMAR GENOBIA SANDOVAL, Petitioner, -versusTHE CITY CIVIL REGISTRAR OF TANGUB CITY,
Respondent.
NOTICE OF HEARING WHEREAS, after alleging certain facts in a verified petition filed on January 7, 2015 petitioner prayed that after notice, publication and hearing, an order be issued directing the Local Civil Registrar of Tangub City, to correct the erroneous entry in the Certificate of Live Birth, to wit: 1. The entry on Petitioner’s year of birth on her Certificate of Live Birth duly issued by the National Statistics Office which indicates “1997” should be changed and /or corrected to “1994” WHEREFORE, finding the petition to be in due form and substance, the hearing of the same is hereby set on March 20, 2015 at 8:30 o’clock in the morning, at the Session Hall of this Court at which date, time, and place, any person may appear and show cause why said petition should not be granted. The Sheriff of this Court is hereby ordered to post copies of this Notice in three (3) conspicuous public places, preferably in the Bulletin Board of this Court, the City Hall of Tangub City and the Barangay Hall of Taguite, Tangub City. Moreover, let a copy of this petition and notice be published once a week for three (3) consecutive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation in the province of Misamis Occidental, all at the expense of the petitioner, for the information and guidance of all concerned . Also , let a copy of this petition and notice be furnished the petitioner, the Office of the Solicitor General, and the City Civil Registrar of Tangub City. Any person having or claiming any interest under the entry whose correction is sought may, within fifteen (15) days from notice of this petition , or from the last date of publication of such notice, file his opposition thereto. WITNESS, the Honorable SYLVIA A. SINGIDAS-MACHACON. Presiding Judge, this 14th day of January 2015.
BWM: Jan 26, Feb 2 & 11, 2015
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prices and electricity rates. “The lower inflation out-turn in the first month of 2015 bodes well for consumption growth. It is aligned with market expectations, given the consensus forecast of 2.4 percent for the same period. It is also within the medium-term inflation target set at 2 to 4 percent for the year by the Development Budget Coordination Committee,” said Balisacan, who is also the director general of NEDA. He said the absence of new major economic and weather shocks that could considerably affect food supply, and the normalization of the supply of other food products due to the lifting of the expanded truck ban in September 2014 have also helped ease inflation. Balisacan further reported that rice prices, which account for 38 percent of total food inflation, continued to ease their year-onyear growth last month, with rice stocks registering a double-digit year-on-year growth in December 2014. The rollbacks in the prices of petroleum, kerosene and Liquefied Petroleum Gas prices since the last quarter of 2014, owing to rising global oil supply and low oil demand, also contributed to the slowdown of inflation, he noted, adding that this resulted in reduced electricity rates in January. Balisacan however warned of “risks to a manageable inflation rate” in the coming months. (PNA)
HDMF (PAG-IBIG), Mortgagee, versus
FILE NO. 2015-003 FOR: EJF OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE UNDER ACT 3135
SPS. FRAULEIN & RODRIGO C. SALANG, Mortgagors. x-----------------------------------------------------------/ SHERIFF’S NOTICE OF SALE
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will preserve the environment and also the cultural rights of the indigenous peoples in the area. Stating that the development of the tourism sites would be low-impact. The DOT-XI head said that the local government of Davao is also eyeing the area as a tourism zone as it has been identified as such in its Comprehensive Land Use Plan or CLUP. (PIA/RG Alama)
Republic of the Philippines RIGIONAL TRIAL COURT 10th Judicial Region BRANCH 24 Cagayan de Oro City
Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT 10th Judicial Region Branch 16, Tangub City IN THE MATTER OF THE CORRECTION OF ENTRY IN THE CERTIFICATE OF LIVE BIRTH OF MEMAR GENOBIA SANDOVAL AS TO HER YEAR OF BIRTH FROM “1997” TO “1994”
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(Sgd) ATTY. MARCELINO D. NATIVIDAD JR. Clerk of Court-VI
Upon extra-judicial petition for sale under ACT 3135 as amended filed by HDMF (PAG-IBIG), mortgagee, against FRAULEIN T. SALANG, married to RODRIGO C. SALANG, mortgagor, resident of D4-221, Consolacion, Cagayan de Oro City to satisfy the mortgage indebtedness which as of July 31, 2014, amounts to (P 794,212.96) excluding penalties, charges, attorneys fees and expenses of foreclosure, the undersigned Sheriff will sell at Public Auction on March 2, 2015 at 9:00 A.M. or soon thereafter at the main entrance of the Hall of Justice, Hayes Street, Cagayan de Oro City, to the highest bidder, for CASH and in Philippine Currency, the properties with all its improvements to wit: TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-169368 Lot - 1201-B-3-B-3, Psd-10-015342 Portion of Lot - 1201-B-3-B, Psd-10-003304 Surveyed for - RICO S. JABAY Land Use - Residential Location - Consolacion, Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines Boundaries - NE., along lines 1-2-3 by Lot 1201-B-3-B-2 of the subdivision plan of psd-10-015342, along lines 3-4 by lot 1201-B-3-A, Psd-10-003304 SE., along line 4-5 by Lot 1201-B-4,Psd-10-000391. Containing an area of FOUR HUNDRED SQUARE METERS (400) more or less. Prospective buyers may investigate for themselves, in the event of Auction Sale can not take place for whatever legal reason the sale will proceed on the following day, without further notice, posting and publication, the title here in above describe and encumbrance thereon, if any there be.
Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines, January 20, 2015.
(Sgd) TERESITO C. ESTENZO Sheriff IV BWM: Jan. 28, Feb. 4 & 11, 2015
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