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Regional Thursday

GPH, MILF panels to meet in KL Saturday

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6 DPWH-12 employees booted out for drugs GENERAL SANTOS CITY — Six job order employees of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) in Region 12 have been dismissed from service after yielding positive of

using illegal drugs in its mandatory drug tests.

Engr. Reynaldo Tamayo Sr., DPWH Region 12 director, said he ordered the immediate termination of See employees, page B3

DAVAO CITY – Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process Jesus Dureza said that the government (GPH) and Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) negotiating panels will meet in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on Saturday (Aug. 13) to open the discussion on the enabling law that will implement the Comprehensive Agreement on the Bangsamoro (CAB).

He told a press conference Tuesday at the Apo View Hotel Davao that the CAB can still be implemented, even if the proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law (BBL) was not passed in the previous Congress, President Rodrigo Duterte takes time to greet the teachers of Camp Evangelista Learning School during his visit to 4th Infsntry Division, in Cagayan de See panels, page B3 Oro City, Tuesday, August 9, 2016. (C​h eng ​O rdoñez)

Versola to contractor, DEOs: ‘Safety first’

Pedestrian lane markings and center line markings along Daang Maharlika (Surigao-Agusan) Road Section are in place to ensure the safety of the motoring public day and night. supplied photo

BUTUAN CITY -- The Regional Director of the Depar tment of Public Works and Highways-XIII (DPWH-13), Danilo E. Versola demanded improvement of safety devices along Daang Maharlika (SurigaoAgusan Road) which is under P3.2 billion Long Term Performance-Based Maintenance (LTPBM) contract.

During the recent staff coordination meeting on August 8, 2016, at DPWH Regional Office, Butuan City, he expressed his ob-

servations during one of his ocular inspections traversing the said road section.

“There is a need to increase safety measures for the motorists and travelers, and I want it done as soon as possible” he instructed Engr. Bernadino C. Amarille of Equi-Parco Construction Company, the contractor, and Engr. Rolando B. Pama, Regional Project Management Office (RPMO), to closely monitor.

Dir. Versola particularly pointed out Los AngelesCabadbaran road section

which intermittent re-blocking activities are observed.

He instructed to prioritize the said area and fast-track laying of asphalt pavement.

Meanwhile, the director uttered pleasure to the physical accomplishment of the said LTPBM road project, which is 40.32% as of July 31, 2016, ahead of schedule since it started October 2015.

LTPBM project aims to enhance road maintenance and management of national road system by introducing See contractor, page B3

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Reminding students to be responsible in the use of social media

By Janette B. Montecillo Teacher I Aplaya National High School District of Jasaan

In the advent of new technology nowadays, everyone tends to be in the online world, in the social media and that everyone, including the students have access to the online portal such as Facebook, Youtube, Yahoomail, and other social networking sites. With this, it cannot be denied that these applications have advantages and disadvantages towards our daily lives.

That is why, at school, it should be instituted that teachers should integrate to remind the students on the effects of social media.

Meanwhile, as teachers, before we can effectively communicate our messages to the students, we must first set as a good example for them to follow. For instance, common to all is the Facebook page, hence, we should only post updates with relevance and photos with conscience and confidence, and of course we should sensor what we post in our timeline. As this we best

know what to post and what is not to post to our account. And yes, what we post greatly depicts on who we are and what we are as an individual.

Further, we can also remind them to use the social media responsibly like for example, use the social networking sites for research purposes and to research on things related to home works and other home assignments that need to be researched and cited for links. This is one of the advantages of the social media, you get to research on things and be knowledgeable on everything in the web. Definitely, it can be of great help. Instead of getting and hooking everything in Facebook or in the Youtube, you can somehow visit other sites of great interest and great ideas and insights.

Study shows that some of the students are affected due to effects of social networking sites, this includes “dota” sites, in which it will be greatly affect the performance of the students when it comes to their academics.

Moreover, it can be noted that some students are get-

ting addicted to this and sometimes may result to poor performance in school.

That is why teachers should always caution and remind the students on the ill effects of “dota” and other sites. This does not mean that you have to avoid it but eventually minimize those. As teachers, we should keep abreast on monitoring and updating our students not only in their academic endeavours but also to factors tha contributes to the following effects to the students.

We should also be sensitive on the performance of the students in school. We should be compassionate and committed to all of the undertakings our students would undergo. In short, as their second parents, their second mothers and fathers at school, it will barely seem that we should treat them as our own child, our own children in which we should be concerned not only on their academic growth but on their holistic growth in general.

The secret of unity Success is not obtained overnight. It comes in installments. It is a result of preparation, hard work and learning from failure.

This has been true to the 983 Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program partnerbeneficiaries of Lingiganon Self-Employment Assistance-Kaunlaran (SEA-K) Federation from the municipality of Lingig, Surigao del Sur. Despite being on the rim of failure, the associations did not give up and agreed to unite which resulted to a unified federation.

A large group with almost a thousand of members did not hinder the group’s journey toward sustainable livelihood.

“Di lalim magdala ug daghan ka tao pero ang nagpasayon ani kay ang paningkamot sa tanan (Leading a lot of people is not that easy, however, what makes it easier is the collaborated efforts of everybody),” says Elgen Abraham, the federation president.

“Ang panaghiusa mao ang susi (Unity is the key),” he adds.

Starting Anew As a start-up capital, the federation borrowed

Labuagon Elementary School: Oplan Alis Bulate 2016

By Nilda Culanag Jose Teacher-III Labuagon Elementary School Kibawe District

The Department of Health (DOH) in collaboration of the Department of Education (DepEd) conducted July as The National School Deworming Month (NSDM) distributed a deworming pill to every school nationwide against soil-transmitted helminthiasis (STH).

Thereupon, Mr. Roger

M. Zafra, the principal of Labuagon Elementary School together with Mrs. Nilda C. Jose, the school health and nutrition coordinator, with the active teachers and barangay health personnel gave the deworming tablet – albendazole (400mg) to every grade level to took it to ensure that unnecessary parasites will be excrete

which lived in the body.

The program aimed to dewormed 5-12 years old children enrolled in all public schools, steps in proper handwashing, correct steps in tooth brushing and feeding was offered and observed. The activity was done last July 18, 2016 in Labuagon Elementary School respectively.

It was greatly encourage by the Department of Health to establish to the young minds the importance of good hygiene and

sanitation. Hence, the Oplan Alis Bulate was successfully done with the grace of God in the unison of the teachers and pupils.

Therefore, always recall that prevention is better than cure.

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SWEET SUCCESS. The members of Lingiganon SEA-K Federation being busy in their eatery and sari-sari store.

EQUIPPED & PROUD. The officers of the federation standing proud with their equipment for catering services.

Php60,000.00 from Anibongan SEA-K Association to finance their catering service business.

It accepts catering services in all occasions and it even extended its services even to the nearby municipalities.

Further, the group has been providing catering services to various trainings/workshops conducted by the different agencies like Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR), and the local government

units (LGUs).

Through this business, the group was able to generate employment. The group provides income for the members of the association.

An honorarium is given to those who have been part of the catering such as cook and the servers.

Basking in success Blessed with a positive profit, they were able to purchase refrigerator, television and even established a carenderia which is located at the commercial site situated in the Poblacion.

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Financial accounting for schools

By Irene Joy G. Dayo

THE successful management of any large organization requires effective use of information.

Information about education ranges from staff and student information to financial information at the school facility and program levels. A comprehensive education information system can provide benefits.

Good information helps drive good decisions. An information system can make good decision making possible for schoolbased administrators as well as for external users of education information.

Timely and accurate data can help decision makers at all levels focus on improvement strategies.

Disaggregating data for analysis helps identify programmatic and fiscal inequities and determine baselines for improvement.

To be effective, program

evaluation must be timely as well as complete. When program and other data are compiled and linked in a well-designed information system, the goals of schooling can be met more effectively and efficiently.

Greater budgetary control is possible when all of the costs of school operations are available.

The benefits of a comprehensive information system become especially apparent when examining the relationship between programs and costs. To make appropriate, costeffective and timely decisions about students, schools and programs, accurate and complete information must be widely available to the many users of education data such as the research community, school administrators, school boards, policymakers, school improvement teams, creditors and potential creditors and the general public.

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God puts everything in order The Gospel of Jesus Ch r i st ( August11, 2016-Thursday) Mark 10:28-31”There is no man that hath left house, or brethren, or sisters, or father, or mother, or wife, or children, or lands, for my sake, and the gospel’s, But he shall receive an hundredfold now in this time, houses, and brethren, and sisters, and mothers, and children, and lands,

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The carenderia business has provided employment such as cook, assistant cook, cashiers and waitresses.

“Nalipay pud mi nga nakahatag mi ug trabaho sa ubang members nga nanginahanglan ug extra income (We are glad that we were able to provide job to those members who need extra income),” says Isabel B. Pastero, federation’s treasurer.

Indeed, to achieve success, your desire for it should be greater than your failure.###(MARY CARMELLE C. JUMAWAN/SLP/ Social Marketing Unit/DSWD Field Office Caraga)

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through the CAB’s existing mechanism that enables the creation of a Bangsamoro Transition Commission who will craft the enabling law.

The 15-member commission will be comprised of eight representatives from the MILF and the seven representatives who will be appointed by the GPH. “We’d like to see inclusivity with this work, meaning all sectors among the Bangsamoro must be adequately represented or for the opportunity because that makes a lot of difference, the opportunity to make it inclusive for everyone must be made available,” he said.

He said that they will discuss with the MILF panel how they are going to move forward, with the Roadmap for Peace of the Duterte administration that emphasizes on “convergence and inclusivity” of all sectors in the Bangsamoro area.

Dureza said that the representatives from the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) are welcome to attend the August 13 meeting in Kuala Lumpur.

He and Muslimin Sema, who is a leader of one of the MNLF factions, met at the Apo View before the presidential peace adviser faced the media in a press conference in the afternoon where the Moro leader signified the interest to be part of the BTC as among the seven appointees of the government.

He said the first meeting with Sema was just to explore the possibility of resolving the internal faction in the MNLF itself, in which Dureza said “is still work in progress.”

He said that the enabling law will pave the way for the installment of a Bangsamoro Governance Unit.

He said the government and the MILF implementing panels will study if they could expand the 15-member BTC to accommodate other sectors of the Moro, most especially the other faction of the MNLF, headed by its original founder, Nur Misuari.

Dureza said the government has organized its own implementing panel, chaired by Inday Santiago, who will deal with the MILF implementing panel and MNLF’s panel if they

with persecutions; and in the world to come eternal life: Do not give up your faith if you are tempted to do it because of the negative circumstances that you are in. The more you are cowards in facing it; the more you will suffer. Be firmed in your faith because God will help you in your miseries in life.

You need to focus your would organize their panel “with whom they can deal with.”

“This is part of our continued effort to reach to all key players to work for sustainable peace with the Bangsamoro. We started off with the President approving the so-called Roadmap for Peace, and this will emphasize in the roadmap – convergence and inclusivity among Bangsamoro people,” he said.

Dureza said that President Rodrigo R. Duterte has committed to implement all signed agreements between the MNLF and the MILF, as the negotiation phase with both Moro groups is over and should be in the implementation process.

“This is part of our continued effort to reach to all key players to work for sustainable peace with the Bangsamoro. We started off with the President approving the so-called Roadmap for Peace, and this we will emphasize in the roadmap – convergence and inclusivity among Bangsamoro people,” he said.

Dureza also said that they are hoping that the 42 consensus points that were taken up during the Tripartite review (GPH-MNLF-Organization of Islamic Conference) on the MNLF’s 1996 Peace Agreement will be converged and included in the crafting of the enabling law. (Antonio L. Colina IV / MindaNews)

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the job contracts of the concerned workers on Monday based on the results of the tests.

He said the move was endorsed by the agency’s top officials and members of its management committee.

“We decided during our meeting to terminate outright the services of the erring workers,” Tamayo said in a radio interview.

The official said the six were among the initial batch of 218 permanent and job order or contractual employees of the DPWH-12 who were subjected to surprise drug tests last week.

mind and hearth to him.

Hebrews 12:2”fixing our eyes on Jesus, the author and source of faith, who for the joy set before Him endured the cross. Look at what happened to Peter; he sank from the water because he was afraid by the storms on his back. Matthew 14:30”But seeing the wind, he became frightened, and beginning to sink, he Most of them were found positive of using methamphetamine hydrochloride or shabu, he said.

As of Tuesday, Tamayo said all job order employees of the agency have already completed the drug tests.

He said they will schedule another round of drug tests for the remaining employees, which he placed at “less than a hundred.”

“It will again be a surprise testing to ensure proper results,” the official said.

Tamayo said the six dismissed employees have the option to undergo confirmatory tests but they will have to shoulder the P1,000 testing fee.

But he did not say whether they could still seek reinstatement if the confirmatory test results would turn out negative.

For permanent employees who would yield positive of drug use, he said he will immediately order them to explain the results.

He said they could face disciplinary actions but noted that they will be based on existing civil service regulations.

The DPWH-12 launched the mandatory drug tests for its officials and employees in compliance with a directive from its central office.

The move is in support of intensified campaign against illegal drugs ordered by President Rodrigo R. Duterte. (MindaNews)

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performance-based concept to ensure that all physical conditions of the road under contract is adequate for the need of road users along the 126.500 kilometers that form part of Surigao-Davao Road, Surigao (Lipata)-Agusan del Norte Boundary in Caraga Region.

Dir. Versola extended his instructions to all district engineers on the road maintenance particularly “painting of pavement markings, such as the edge lines and centerlines along national highway,” as road con-

cried out, “Lord, save me! This is your future once you are afraid of something. Fear has nothing to do to a child of the living God. Take note; Faith activates God; fear activates Satan. Fear is the entry point of Satan in your life. The more fears do you possessed; the more chances for Satan to come in your life. Do not worry for everything dition rating is set within this week. He also added that road safety and road maintenance is at top priority right now because envoys from other parts of the country will be coming to Surigao City for the Mindanao Business Conference on August 24, on which President Rodrigo R. Duterte is presumed to attend as keynote speaker.

As this developed, the DPWH-Caraga is observing round the clock implementation of projects to gain accomplishments and fast track completion of its 560 active current and carry-over projects being implemented regionwide.

This swift change is instigated upon the advent of the Duterte administration endeavouring to “implement a human approach to development and governance” disclosed during the President’s first State of the Nations Address (SONA), which DPWH Caraga responds by committing to finish 29 projects within the first 100 days.

“It is a directive from the top management to prioritize service to the public which should be centered on the welfare of the stakeholders, in our (DPWH’s) case, all-time safety and convenience of travelers and timely construction of public infrastructures that will boost socio-economic developments,” said Versola.

Although some contractors have positive slippage in their project implementation, DPWH 13 management still urge its partners to do 24/7 work to surpass deadlines and bring convenience and economic opportunities to the Filipino people sooner.

For CY 2016 Regular Infra, DPWH 13 has 419 projects

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Basics in accounting

By Irene Joy G. Dayo

ACCOUNTING or accountancy is the measurement, processing and communication of financial information about economic entities. The modern field was established by the Italian mathematician Luca Pacioli in 1494. Accounting, which has been called the language of business, measures the results of an organization’s economic activities and conveys this information to a variety of users including investors, creditors, management and regulators. Practitioners of accounting are known as accountants. The terms accounting and financial reporting are often used as synonyms.

Accounting can be divided into several fields including financial accounting, management accounting, auditing and tax accounting. Accounting information systems are designed to support accounting functions and with a total allocation of Php 16,122,482,000 and under CarryOver projects, a total of 141 projects for a total allocation of Php 3,479,250,000.

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Accounting is facilitated by accounting organizations such as standard setters, accounting firms and professional bodies.

Financial statements are usually audited by accounting firms and are prepared in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles.

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Fortinet FortiGuard Labs Cites Increased Cyber Threat Activity in Brazil Deserving Special Attention in Coming Weeks Fortinet’s FortiGuard Labs cybersecurity threat report takes a look at the nature of attacks – how attackers get in, how they manage to persist inside networks, what they want, and who they are. It also provides insight into three key areas of concern that our FortiGuard Labs team has identified, and they bear reviewing here.

2016 Rio Olympics: Cyberattacks during the Olympic games are not new. We have seen a spike of attacks focused on the Olympics – including targeting vendors and spectators – beginning as far back as the 2004 Summer Olympics in Greece.

However, there are three main reasons why the 2016 Rio Olympics deserves special attention: 1. Analysis seems to indicate that cyberthreats and attacks are not (yet) a priority for Brazil. According to the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) ranking of global risks, Brazil only ranks concerns about cyberattacks as #23, and data fraud/theft at #16. This is concerning since countries like the US, Japan, Germany, Netherlands, and a few others rank cyberattacks as their #1 business risk. Given the high profile of the Olympic games, we would expect the risks of cyberattack and data theft to be ranked much higher for Brazil.

2. The volume of malicious and phishing artifacts (i.e. domain names and URLs) in Brazil is on the rise. In June, Brazil’s percentage increase was higher in three of four categories in Fortinet’s report when compared with the

global percentage increase. The highest percentage growth was in the malicious URL category at 83% compared to 16% for the rest of the world.

3. As the 2016 Rio Olympics unfold, the history of these increased attacks will undoubtedly continue and FortiGuard Labs is already seeing indicators of repeat techniques such as domain lookalikes for payment fraud and malicious websites or URLs targeting event and government officials.

“Behavior Blending”: We are seeing signs of increasingly sophisticated methods to help attackers persist inside systems they have breached. It is something we call “behavior blending.”

As the name implies, behavior blending is a technique used by criminals that allows them to blend in with everyone else on a compromised network. Once an attacker succeeds in acquiring valid user credentials, they proceed to assume the identity of the user through monitoring and learning the online behaviors of the authorized credential owner. They then attempt mimic as closely as possible the normal behavior patterns of that user. This allows them to remain unnoticed by the latest generation of automated analysis tools searching for anomalous behaviors.

Of course, this requires considerable research for success. As it’s very difficult to understand and replicate normal behavior patterns right away, we have been able to identify threat actors before they

become camouflaged. Traditionally, this sort of obfuscation is difficult even for seasoned penetration experts with authorized access to systems. But new tools are emerging to speed up and enhance this process. Because this evasion technique has a lot of potential for thwarting detection, we expect to see more of it as the technique is refined and new tools are developed to better mimic the behavior of a credentialed target. It also represents a new challenge for defenders and security vendors looking to identify sophisticated attacks based on behavior analysis.

Increased Threats: Overall, we continue to see an increase in threat activity.

This isn’t news, per se, but the implications are worth considering.

First, we are seeing the return of old threats and attack vectors, as well as the continued persistence of classic attacks, such as Conficker and ransomware, through updated variants. Of course, this begs the question: Why, after all the money and research being spent on security, are not only the number of attacks increasing, but many older attacks continuing to persist? Surely, the sophisticated cybercriminal community wouldn’t still be using these if they weren’t successful.

The answer, of course, is complicated. New user devices and applications, new communications methods, the rise of virtualized and cloud-based networking, and things like IoT continue to expand the attack surface. And many organizations continue

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to adopt and deploy these new technologies before security has rotated to protect them. And far too many organizations are simply skating by on doing the absolute minimum hoping they get overlooked, or because the tradeoff between productivity and security seems too high.

But there is another issue at work here: it’s the industry’s general approach to security that is a critical part of the problem.

It’s clear that increased spending on traditional, isolated security devices isn’t working, because networks are still getting broken into pretty consistently. Like the old saying goes, we keep doing the same thing over and over again hoping for a different result.

It turns out that the classic arms race approach is a zero sum game.

Companies need something different. Which is why Fortinet, the original innovator of cutting edge ASIC technology designed to increase performance while keeping costs under control, has recently announced the Fortinet Security Fabric.

Of course, a number of vendors have made noise about security platforms and solutions.

But until now, none have truly delivered an integrated security architecture designed to unify management, centralize and coordinate threat detection and intelligence, and provide a dynamically coordinated response

to threats anywhere across the distributed network, from IoT to the cloud. The Fortinet Security Fabric represents a complete rethinking of how security is to be designed, implemented, and managed, allowing organizations to stop playing catch-up with cybercriminals and finally get out in front of the threat community.

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GLASS NOODLES SEAFOOD SOUP - KAVE RESTAURANT’S LATEST MENU

Limketkai Luxe Hotel takes pride with Kave Restaurant’s new addition to its menu.

The Glass Noodles Seafood with Tofu in Coconut Milk Kaffir Lime Soup is a Thai-style soup that captured the judges attention and taste buds during the recently concluded Food Solution Elite Chef Challenge 2016, by no less than Limketkai Luxe’s Sous Chef Benjie Gaviola who was declared Champion during the Chefmanship.

We are offering this menu starting August 11, 2016 at KaVe Restaurant.

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