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ndustry experts in wealth management, banking, fund management, trust services, real estate, gold and diamond trading as well as arts and wine investors from all over Asia, Russia and CIS countries gathered in an International 2-day Summit in Marina Bay Sands Convention Center, Singapore on 18th and 19th November. Representing the Philippines is Arch. Romolo Nati, the chairman and CEO of Italpinas Euroasian Design and Eco-development Corporation (ITPI) who has been invited to the summit as a resource speaker and part of the panel discussion
on areas for investing in Asia. The summit sought to identify the opportunities and how to make the most out of the extraordinary growth that Asia offers. Presentations, panel discussions and seminars were held with prestigious personalities and industry leaders from all over the world in attendance. Experts in various fields also offered their view about investments in banking and insurance products, agricultural assets/funds and real estate assets and development, vault stored gold bullion and diamonds including investments in rare whiskeys and prestigious wines.
Asia, the birthplace for the world's future middle class International financial research and investment firms like Knight Frank presented their 2014 Wealth Report, affirming that Asia is to be the birthplace for the world's future middle class. According to the study, Asia will be producing most of the new billionaires in the next 40 years to come. “The global investment community is definitely now looking with a very interested eye at this big and growing market with Singapore and Hong Kong taking the leading role
as the region's financial hubs,” says Mr. Lorens Ziller, Chairman of Multiplata Investments. “Investment banks, funds, private investors and HNWI are structuring to operate into a wider range of countries like Myanmar, Vietnam, Indonesia, Philippines and India which seem to guarantee a substantial growth for quite a number of years to come.” Those markets are driven especially through a high population growth and domestic consumption as well as government infrastructure spending. For real estate, the housing, office space ITALPINAS | Page B2
University from Pennsylvania to forge sister ties with Opol college, donates books By MARK FRANCISCO, Assistant Lifestyle Editor
MILLERSVILLE University of Pennsylvania has started interest in forging sister ties with Opol Community College of Misamis Oriental. BOOKS | Page B2
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THE RISE, FALL & RESURRECTION OF MANNY PACQUIAO http://www.chinkeetan.com/ was winning the earlier rounds but no one expected the next scenario, the unthinkable happened. Because of his lack of caution on the last second of the sixth round, Marquez was able to sneak in a counter punch that knocked out Manny Pacquiao. I can vividly recall how shocked the entire room was, it was really dead silent. Did we just witness our hero fell and never to rise to beat the count? That was the major blow TAN in the career of Manny and by CHINKEE it was even followed-up by a controversial lost to Timothy Bradley. Some boxing analyst even said, if Manny loses Millions of people around the another fight, “It is time for world rejoiced because of him to consider retiring.” the victory that was gallantly earned from Chris Algieri by THE RESURRECTION In my experience as a our national hero and pride motivational speaker, you can “Manny Pacquaio.” This was a fight that was never be successful without witnessed not only by Pinoys experiencing failure. The but by many well known harder you fall the stronger people like Sylvester Stallone you should get up. In life, it and Arnold Schwarzenegger. does not really matter how much you fall, what really matters is how many times THE RISE We all know the Cinderella you picked yourself up. This is what Manny Pacstory of Manny Pacquiao; how he rose from a life of quiao did; he returned a better hardship to a life of fame man and a stronger man. He worked harder and and success. When he was a teenager, Pacquiao left his learned from his mistakes. family and boarded a ship to He never listened to the nay Manila. Took odds jobs just sayers or negative people for him to survive and tried who are asking him to retire boxing in order try his faith. because he is done and At age 16, he entered the already too old for the sport. He went on to fight anothprofessional arena and caught the attention of promoters. er worthy opponent; against After two decades, he is Brandon Rios and was able now won world titles in eight to recover and win via unanidifferent weight divisions, mous decision. Manny had a rematch and is considered one of the with Timothy Bradley. This world’s best boxers. time, he was able to win it convincingly with a favourable THE FALL One of the most tragic decision for Manny Pacquiao defeats that Manny experi- and handed the first ever deenced was with the hands feat of Timothy in his career. Now, with his recent win of Juan Manuel Marquez. I can still remember when I against another undefeated was watching the Pay Per fighter Algieri: This I can say View; I was in Cebu during is a declaration on how champions are made. Champions that time. Hopes were high; many are not created in times of expected that he will win the victory but they are created fight since he was able to fight on how hard they come back Marquez in the past. Manny after a defeat.
This is also a great time to remember one of the greatest champions of mankind through the life of Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ, the Son of God had His own share of Rise, Fall and Resurrection. Allow me to refresh to your memory His story. His story begins when He was born in the lowliest place to Mary and Joseph. When an angel appeared to Mary and told her that she had in her womb the son of God. He was not born in a palace or in a hospital, it is because God wanted His son to equal to all; to the rich and most of all to the poor. Despite His standing, Jesus grew up humble and obedient. In His 30’s He did miracles; casting out demons, turning water into wine, making the lame walk, and making the dead come to life were just some of the things He has done to prove that He is indeed the Son of God. That was the RISE of his career since many followed and believed that He will be their King. Because of his ministry the pharisees despised Him, wanting Him hanged on the cross. The FALL of Jesus was through the hands of some of the people He helped; betraying Him and sold Him for some silver. If this never happened, then we are still in the bondage of sin. Many thought that was the end. Through it all, Jesus RESSURECTED. From the hardship He had suffered carrying the cross, lashings He got from the Roman soldiers, to the hanging in Golgotha, He endured everything because He love us all. The RESSURECTION shows that He is our champion. It is a promise that in time He will come back bringing to us this wonderful free gift, which is eternal life. Allow me to encourage you, let this be a reminder for anyone out there who is reading blog now. If you just suffered a tremendous set back and defeat in your life. Whether it maybe personal, emotional, mental, physical, financial or even spiritual. This is not the time for you to pack up and give up. This is the time for you to go back the drawing board and reflect; where did you go wrong. What can you learn from the mistakes of the past? What are the things that you need to change? How can you recover from this? How can you move on to become a better and a stronger person? Let not these momentary defeats stop you from achiev-
ing your dreams in life. But let us set our eyes on the ultimate goal and prize waiting for anyone who dares to get back up and fight back with everything that you have. Let us not allow negative people also dictate who we are. Manny did not listen to the people who are urging him to retire. Failures and defeats can stop you temporarily but, the only person who can stop you permanently is no other than “YOURSELF.” Never say die! Never give up! Keep on fighting! Keep on believing! THINK. REFLECT. APPLY. Have you experienced major setbacks and defeats in your life? Have you already given up? Maybe this is the time for you to get back up and reconsider to wear your old gloves again and get back to the ring. If Christ never gave up on us, who are we to give up?
...ITALPINAS from Page B1 and retail space requirements in these countries are quite substantial, especially the opportunity to “develop in secondary cities in the Philippines” as Arch. Romolo Valentino Nati, chairman and CEO of Italpinas and Philippine advocate remarked during his panel discussion. “Italpinas aims to build in alternative locations with a real housing demand and where a sustainable green modern design brings innovation and offers an affordable luxury and lifestyle to the upper middle-class of the Philippines,” Nati added. “The company’s flagship project, Primavera Residences, is the first of its kind in Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines, setting the bar for condominium projects in the area with its modern Italian design infused with eco-friendly architecture.” According to Mr. Alexander Karolik Shlaen, chairman of Panache Management in Singapore, “Asians love to invest in real estate assets as a form of security and further investments from HNWI from all over the world is driving residential real estate prices in Singapore and Hong Kong”. WealthX, a research agency of wealth generation and migration,
have shown research data that still only a small percentage of capital in the biggest financial markets is allocated to Asia (only a total of 2% from the US and almost the same from Europe). That means there is more to expect. Positive outlook for the region With ASEAN integration becoming a reality soon, the overall outlook is more than positive. Increased crossborder transactions are opening the gates more and more to secondary Asian financial markets like Indonesia and Philippines which still have a low number of listed companies and IPO’s, thereby offering interesting opportunities for foreign investors. UBS, one of Switzerland’s most important banks, as well as Citibank, have established a special desk for Russian and CIS investments in Singapore. According to statistic data, investment from Russia and other CIS states are increasing drastically. Many experts at the Summit agree upon, that “this is not even the beginning” and we may expect an increasing influx of investment capital in the region in the years to come. The organisers, also picking up on ideas that were shared during the event, are already planning the next summit to be even more interesting.
...BOOKS from Page B1 Ruffy Magbanua, who acted as emissary between the two institutions, reported that the first goodwill that Millersville University did was to donate a library full of college textbooks to Opol Community College. “In fact, the books came from a 20-foot container van. There were a total of 246 boxes inside the van costing around P500,000,” Magbanua said. The donation was facilitated through Millersville University’s head of endocrinology department Dr. James Consentino whose passion
extends beyond science and into literacy advocacy. It also served as a corporate social responsibility (CSR) campaign of A. Brown Company where Magbanua also serves as its community relations manager. It was Consentino who initiated the non-profit Books for International Development program. According to Consentino, access to good quality contemporary textbooks is critical for education and professional development in all areas but college libraries anywhere in the world often lack a stock of suitable materials due to high costs of purchasing and shipping. Thus, the Books for International Development was started to collect good quality textbooks across all disciplines donated by libraries and private sector companies. The goal of this project is to provide university-level books to countries around the world. Donated books will be shipped to the recipient country through a large shipping container. Since 2003, at least 17 shipments have been sorted, packaged, shipped and delivered to libraries including ten countries in Africa and Asia. Meanwhile, Millersville University was founded over 150 years ago and is regarded today as one of the most highly respected public universities in Pennsylvania. Throughout its colorful history, it has produced quite a number of statewide prominent people and the institution itself has been awarded over a hundred times in various academic and non-academic feats. By contrast, Opol Community College is one of the youngest higher learning institutions in the Philippines. It opened only in 2013 by virtue of a municipal ordinance in Opol, Misamis Oriental. Operated by the local government of Opol, it is a self-reliant entity providing affordable quality education to produce highly competitive graduates in the fields of elementary education, business administration and secondary
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AS 2014 slowly wraps up and 2015 begins to hug in, we will now look at all the blessings that we have received for the past 12 months. That is why the last weeks of 2014 are dedicated with lots of celebrations. Thanksgiving has been an annual event in the United States, which originated when colonizers and colonized alike jointly reveled over their first harvest together somewhere in Massachusetts. After Thanksgiving comes Black Friday where people flock to the malls to take advantage of various products on discounted prices. By Sunday, Catholics will celebrate the first Sunday of Advent. And it will be a whole month of
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Christmas festivities that will culminate with the Sto. Niño fiesta this January. Of course, Catholic parishes and schools will also celebrate the Immaculate Conception feast by December 8. That means that its novena will start on November 29. So by November 30, there will be two overlapping holidays to be commemorated by the Church – the season of Advent and the feast of the Immaculate Conception. Because the church at Xavier University is named after the Immaculate Conception, then it also means that Xavier Festival Days are held within the timeframe. It will kick off with the launching of Pope Francis’ photo standee
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by 3:30 p.m. of December 3 at the XU Main Lane. Then the opening mass will commence followed by the launching of the Belen and Christmas tree contest. Making more things exciting and complex will be the heralding of the Mindanao Week of Peace on the same dates. It will start tomorrow with a Walk for Peace at Rodelsa Circle at around 5:30 in the morning. For the next seven days after that, a string of activities will follow suit. And then on December 1 will be World AIDS Day. There’s gonna be a fashion show at Limketkai Mall, there’s gonna be a premiere of a movie about AIDS created by TCM
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AQUARIUS (January 20 – February 18) - Your out-of-the box strategy for success may not be as effective as you think today. Instead of drawing attention to what makes you different, surprise everyone by demonstrating your ability to collaborate in a conventional manner. PISCES (February 19 – March 20) - If you are shouldering an emotional burden, you have a rare chance to finally release whatever is bothering you now. It’s just not worth holding on to all your imagined worries that are based upon painful failures or old hurts. ARIES (March 21 – April 19) - Although you may decide to suppress your desires now, it’s only because you realize that sharing them could create more problems. You have a good sense of what is real and you are moved to talk your walk today. You might not be sure how to proceed, but this isn’t a valid reason for inaction. TAURUS (April 20 – May 20) - You wish that all your relationship dreams could come true, but this may not be possible now. Fortunately, you can still be happy with your current lot in life since you prefer knowing the unvarnished truth than wandering around lost in a fantasy.
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of the bazaar will be the beneficiaries of the Sustainable Livelihood Program of DSWD. Also, Limketkai’s own concessionaires will have their own Christmas bazaar to be held at the mall’s rotunda. And since Bulua’s own fiesta gets nearer, that day will be dedicated to a mass baptism ceremony to be held at the Immaculate Conception Church by 10:00 a.m. Then come the talents of CDO a-strutting. At exactly 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, three events will occur all at once highlighting the competition among shopping malls here. The Cagayan de Oro Talent Center will culminate its 12th anniversary
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celebration with a grand finale at Gaisano. Grace and Pointes will showcase her ballet students at SM. A Kpop group will perform at Limketkai Rotunda. Need I say more? So this Thanksgiving week, don’t be a homebody. Come out and enjoy!
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GEMINI (May 21 – June 21) - You are preoccupied with your thoughts today, but it may be difficult to keep your mind on the sunny side of the street. Your key planet Mercury joins karmic Saturn, making you an intellectual force with which to be reckoned.
dudes and dudettes at MUST. Meanwhile, December 3 is World Disability Day so our differently-abled brothers and sisters will hold an Alay Tulak Lakad at 8:00 a.m. starting at Gaston Park on that day. And oh, have you not realized yet that November 30 is also Bonifacio Day? City Hall will launch its own commemoration at Divisoria kiosk at around 6:30 in the morning. The Provincial Capitol folks will have their version at their turf by 7:30. The rest of the date will be a breeze for us Cagayanons. DSWD will hold a Christmas bazaar for the entire day at Gaston Park. The concessionaires
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Special Gospel of the day: Luke6:1216(November25, 2014-Wednesday) Luke 6:12-16-It was at this time that He went off to the mountain to pray, and He spent the whole night in prayer to God. And when day came, He called His disciples to Him and chose twelve of them, whom He also named as apostles: Simon, whom He also named Peter, and Andrew his brother; and James and John; and Philip and Bartholomew; and Matthew and Thomas; James the son of Alpheus, and Simon who was called the Zealot; Judas the son of James, and Judas Iscariot, who became a traitor: Do you experience praying in solitude? Yes of course, there are many of us doing it at the adoration chapel and in the church. What is the reason behind this kind of prayer in quiet atmosphere? Listening to God is necessary and it is only possible if you are in a solemn area with Him. Take note, our conscience which is the little voice of God can be heard only if we close our mouth. This is the only way
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to have an ultimate union with God. On the other hand, Jesus chose the 12 disciples despite of their limitations and weaknesses in life. This means that God calls us to become qualified and He never calls us because we are qualified. No one deserves to serve God but He allows us to work in His vineyard due to His infinite Love: Printing paid by: Neneth - Bobong Balino- Dr. Edith, PhD- Tony Jordan - CDO. St. Peter Calungsod, pray for us! #0928414949009279551247: Question – Prayer request: Please follow me “ W O R D O N FI R E ” o n CCT N c h a n n e l 12-CDO @ 10 PMMondays, Tuesday @ 3:30 PM and 2:00 AM Mondays. God loves you!!!
VIRGO (August 23 – September 22) - You might not know whether to stand on your soapbox and shout your truth or grit your teeth, swallow hard and keep quiet. Either way, you may wish you took a different route as your key planet Mercury bumps into Saturn’s finality. LIBRA (September 23 – October 22) - You Libras are known for your innate diplomatic skills and your natural propensity for putting the needs of others in front of your own. However, a close friend or family member might push you too far, prompting you to do some serious thinking as you reshuffle your priorities. SCORPIO (October 23 – November 21) - It’s all too easy to work yourself into a corner today as heavy Saturn leans on mental Mercury in your sign. Thankfully, you intuitively realize that you have the power to manifest the changes that are needed no matter how much effort it requires. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 – December 21) - You may be secretly struggling against the lessons that taskmaster Saturn is teaching you now. The good news is the hardest work is probably already completed. The time for scheming is over; whatever you do today establishes the direction for your next journey. CAPRICORN (December 22 – January 19) - You might be resigned to tear down any walls that are currently standing between you and your goals. You know that you’re capable of reaching your destination, but you’re tired of being the one who bears the final responsibility. For once, you wish you could just let it all fall apart.
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ary Santiago is celebrating his 25th year in the fashion industry with a traveling exhibit till December 19th at Ayala Malls around the country. The collection highlights the distinct Filipino artistry and extraordinary craftsmanship of the country’s fashion powerhouse at the country’s premier lifestyle destination. The exhibit opened at Centrio Mall on November 24 till the 27th at the Activity Center where 15 signature Cary Santiago masterpieces are on display. Cary Santiago’s journey started in Cebu during his childhood days. Growing up in a military base where his father was a soldier and his mother the community’s seamstress, Cary started drawing dress patterns at the tender age of seven. At 15, he was hired to sketch for a ready-to-wear company in the province, and at 23, he started his own business in a tiny rented room. Cary honed his craft when he went to the Middle East and worked for an Arab couture house where he quickly became the head designer. In 2004, he decided to come home and participate in the Philippine Fashion and Design Competition. Bagging the grand prize fully opened doors for him in the fashion industry and he instantly became the talk of the town. Known for intricate designs and masterful craftsmanship, Cary’s inspirations are ignited by
his passion for history, arts and culture, which was also influenced by his father who used amassed a library of Reader’s Digest magazines at their home. To date, Cary Santiago is heralded as the Master of Philippine Couture and is the favorite designer of many powerful women such as Kris Aquino, Charo SantosConcio, Dawn Zulueta snf international stars Katy Perry and Tyra Banks. Celebrate Cary’s success and Cebu’s genuine talent at the premier destination for shopping, dining and entertainment. For the latest updates, like Centrio on Facebook at www.facebook.com/Centrio or follow @AyalaCentrio on Twitter and @ilovecentrio on Instagram.
Apple Store designer visits CDO MULTI-awarded designer Tim Kobe—lauded for transforming the retail landscape through his work on the iconic Apple Store in New York City—has arrived in the Philippines to visit the revolutionary “Generation 3” stores that he especially redesigned for leading telecommunications company Globe Telecom. Globe tapped Tim Kobe in remodeling its stores to set the standard for store design and telecoms retail experience in the Philippines and in the world. Tim Kobe is the CEO and founder of Eight Inc., a strategic design firm with offices in San Francisco, New York, Honolulu, Tokyo, London, Singapore, and Beijing. The "8 design human experience”—which hints at the Generation 3 store promise— states that "we design meaningful experiences. Experiences with emotion and purpose that change the way people think, feel, and do." A graduate of Environmental Design from Art Center College of Design, Kobe began his career working as a designer
for The Burdick Group, a design firm based in in San Francisco California, In 1987, Kobe became a founding partner in West Office Design Associates, focusing on museum and exhibition design for several science museum exhibitions in the US and Hong Kong. Years later, Kobe founded the globally recognized strategic design firm Eight Inc. At Eight Inc., Kobe worked with numerous brands in the retail and commercial space including Apple, Virgin Atlantic Airways, Nike, Coke, Knoll and Citibank, among others. Beyond his duties at Eight Inc., Kobe is also trustee at Art Center College of Design and currently serving as Chairman of the Academic Affairs Committee. He also serves on the Board of Directors for the Grabhorn Institute in San Francisco California. Together with Kobe, Globe is set to revolutionize customer experience through a highly engaging retail concept that reimagines the digital lifestyles of Filipinos. The new stores will feature inter-
active lifestyle vignettes that will showcase numerous products within interesting displays that are relevant to customers. The installations are flexible and reconfigurable enabling the store to transform, keeping the environment always fresh and giving customers a reason to return.
As Globe Telecom makes way for Kobe’s retail concept, it has closed down two of its biggest stores in SM North Edsa and Limketkai Mall in Cagayan de Oro. The two stores will reopen in December 2014 promising a groundbreaking experience for its customers.
Prior to opening, the stores will feature themed surprises – Arts, Community, and Technology. Globe has commissioned a number of local artists to turn these stores into live art galleries that showcase murals exhibiting the vision Globe Telecom and Kobe’s Eight Inc. have for its upcoming Generation 3 stores. For weeks now, local artists have treated Globe customers and retail onlookers to live art performances at their stores in SM North EDSA in Manila and Limketkai Mall in Cagayan De Oro. Art enthusiasts and followers on social media have been keeping tabs through #Gen3nextACT on Twitter and photos uploaded on Facebook since the art event began lastSeptember 25. To participate in the #GEN3NextACT follow us on Twitter or get updates on https://www.facebook.com/groups/Gen3nextACT. To know about other Globe stores in your area visit http:// www.globe.com.ph/storelocator or call 730-1000 for more details.
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