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Volume 2 | No. 18 | Cagayan de Oro City | December 23-29, 2013
Christmas is here. The Cagayan de Oro City Hall lights up the urban nightscape greeting every Kagay-anon a Merry Christmas. Photo by Jett Torres
CINEMAGIS 6TH Digital Short Film Festival Calls for Entries
CINEMAGIS is the region’s first short film festival which aims at encouraging our film making enthusiasts to address and reflect on Mindanao experiences, voices, aspirations and issues.
Filmmakers are also encouraged to draw inspirations from any local lore or any pressing realities that capture the essence of MAGIS- a take on doing more, leaping extra mile, or to have more care for others, doing better things for the greater glory of God through renewal of the self. CINEMAGIS aims at recognizing and strengthening the skills of our filmmakers to come up with significant body of works that will lead them to national recognitions and contribute to the rising Mindanao Film Industry. This year, CINEMAGIS suggests the following themes, Peace Themes (Inner Peace, Cultural Solidarity, Human Rights, Gender and Development, and Harmony with the Environment); Governance, Environment, Health and Sanitation, Food Security, Cultural Understanding and Awareness and Life’s funny and subtle contradictions. CINEMAGIS
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Awarding of TMP Token of Appreciation during the 18 Dec launch of Toyota Cagayan de Oro’s Toyota Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles (TCPOV) Program (from left): Dr. Johnny U. Lu, Sr VP, TCO; Toshiya Azuma, VP Vehicle Sales Operation, Toyota Motors Phils; Jose Ariel Arias, Sr. VP, TMP; Betty U. Lu, President, TCO; Peter U. Limlosuy, EVP & Gen Manager, TCO.
Photo by Mike Baños, NPM
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SM Accessories Holiday Collection 2013 with TV’s Teen Royalty In this urban jungle, one statute holds true: survival of the fiercest. To unleash the animal inside each one of us, the country’s fashion accessories authority, SM Accessories, launches its Holiday collection and unveiled its expanded set of ambassadors at the new Mega Tent in Libis, Quezon City last November 12, 2013. As the chic set’s goto accessories mecca, SM Accessories’ latest collection featured a line of metallics, rustic earth tones, and neutral-colored accessories styled by Millet Arzaga that can transform any plain Jane into a ferocious fashionista. The city’s ‘it’ crowd anxiously awaited the rumored surprises up SM Accessories’ sleeve. Models took to the catwalk in
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geometric animal masks and ornaments led by three highly celebrated SM Accessories Ambassadors: Xian Lim as the alpha of the antelope group, Georgina Wilson heading the flight of the avians, and Anne Curtis escorted by the pack of black panthers. SM Accessories also expanded their roster of ambassadors revealing Philippine TV’s teen royals as a leep of “AristoCats”. Enrique Gil, Julia Barretto, along with the country’s hottest couple Daniel Padilla and Kathyrn Bernardo strutted through the diamond-shaped runway exuding the spirit of their fierce feline counterparts the tiger, snow leopard, leopard, and the cheetah. Make up was sponsored by
MAX Factor and hair by Creations by Lourd Ramos. The show closed with a bang, treating the highenergy primal dance number stomping through the watering hole set in the middle of the avant-garde runway. As the night came to an end, attending celebrities, SM VIPs, and members of the media danced to the beats of top Manila DJ Nina, lowering inhibitions with round of cocktails in celebration of SM Accessories and the world of possibilities it continues to open up. Breeding new ambassadors to its line up and expanding its collection, SM Accessories seems to be an evergrowing and unstoppable force in the industry.
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agayan de Oro’s premier Urban Lifestyle Hotel marks its 1st Anniversary on Sunday, 29th December 2013 with a day-long celebration of a fruitful first year. Guests checking in on this date will be treated to a special rate of only PHP 3,450.00 for a Deluxe Room which, if you are young enough to remember, was their introductory rate when they opened a year ago. This comes with complimentary WiFi, and use of the swimming pool and gym.
On top of this, guests on this day are entitled to an Anniversary Same Day Advantage - book and check-in on this day and avail of 20% off on your next booking at the Best Available Rate. “And, since the anniversary falls on a Sunday, Seda’s Sunday Lunch Buffet will have a special price of PHP 365.00, as in the number of days in a year,” says Lorenzo Tang, Seda’s dashing hotel Manager. “We are offering guests a range of Chef's Specials, at a very reasonable
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price for Kagay-anons to enjoy on this special date." Hotel guests on this special day are welcome to join a private intimate cocktail reception al fresco at the Poolside from 06.00pm onwards with live music from Seda’s resident jazz band, Loy Navalle and Friends. Place your reservations now for this once-in-a-lifetime milestone! Call tel. (88) 323-888, fax 323-8891, email cdo@ sedahotels.com or log-in at www.sedahotels.com for more information.
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by Janey Montebon Duterte
How to Avoid Overspending During the Holidays: Tips from a Financial Adviser
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hen Christmas season rolls in, expenses are also expected to pile up. With all the gifts to buy, the food to prepare, people to meet, parties and reunions to host and attend, new things to splurge on – overspending at this time of the year is usually the rule, not the exception. Of course, you’re probably basking in cash because of the bonuses you got, and yes, you deserve to enjoy the money you’ve spent a year slaving on. But remember, it pays to not go overboard with your expenses; otherwise you’ll be spending the first few weeks of the New Year regretting your poor decisions. Is there a way to curb expenses and still have a happy Christmas? Yes, there is! With the help of practical advice from Mr. Alvin Tabañag, a published author and well-known expert, as well as the Founder, Chief Financial Adviser, and Financial Trainer at My Money Adviser and Pinoy Smart Savers, let’s take a look at the tips on how to stay within the budget and remain worry-free and happy even after the merriment is over. 1. Keep track of your expenses. Put your budgeting skills to good use. Before anything else, set aside an amount from your bonuses (ideally 20%) and keep it safe and stashed away to avoid spur-of-the-moment purchases. List down your expenses (gifts, food, parties, vacation, shopping, etc.) and set a reasonable limit for each. Keep a close DUTERTE
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hristmas is just a wink away and the coming year is about to arrive! I have listed down a few items on my Wish List for 2014 not for myself but for all of us, so here goes: 1. A Better Political Climate This is I know a very far-fetched but still doable wish for our country. I hope that Filipinos will have a more discerning attitude when it comes to choosing our leaders. Those that will not put our nation in a bad light but will finally uplift our morale as a country and as a people. 2. A Better Environment This has always been part of my prayers that we will all eventually wake-up and face the sad music that the world is no longer as healthy as it used to be. Measures we put in place are no longer enough to mitigate the environmental degradation that we are experiencing however there is still time to shift and make things better. 3. A Better Self-Esteem I believe all of us are in need of an esteem makeover. Not that we really lacked one but because we need to make ourselves feel proud of ourselves, our culture and our heritage. We as one people must rise above bickering, racial hate and bigotry and move forward together in order to achieve real success. 4. A More Giving Heart We are known to be compassionate and kindhearted and we should cultivate this even further. Philanthropy must always be in our minds and hearts at all times. We should not wait for another tragedy of unimaginable scale to act and lend our hands.
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verything is set, everyone is ready... In Three, Two, One "Good evening everyone" our little emcees greet the audience with enthusiasm as they stood on stage. Blackout as our first set of nursery and toddlers class went up, fade in music and so they danced everyone was clapping their hands then suddenly the music stopped. I felt my heart beating fast... What happened? Music played again from the top they danced again and in the midst of troubleshooting wisdom came in fade out... Proceed to the next numbers while we were figuring out what happened... File played was corrupted, original file was also corrupted. In my mind "Lord help" Second wisdom came in... Wifi, Youtube... One of the crew said "very slow". I said let's just try it... Then this time we all said "please Lord" ... And it worked the song loaded fast. Once again the first set of nursery and toddlers went up and danced. I was able to breathe normally by then. Wisdom in the midst of pressure, this is what I am most thankful for despite the flaws of the show. Two weeks ago I was able to listen to a sermon on God being the overall in charge even in the small details in our lives. The preacher also said that all he can do is to preach but it is God who will give us the experience, true enough what I experienced during that show confirms that "He is indeed charge".
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hristmas is a day of celebration. It is a day that remembers the birth of the Saviour of Mankind born in a lowly manger. We are not truly certain if it really did happen on the 25th of this month. What we do know is that, we celebrate and give thanks for the greatest gift of all. To most, Christmas is a time for giving and receiving of gifts. To others, it means partying and fellowship. And, to others, it means sharing. So, what is the real essence of Christmas? The heart is one wonderful organ that is very essential to one’s existence. It pumps blood into the whole body, and any diseases involving the heart, affects a person’s physical being. Any emotional stress placed on the heart is likewise detrimental. Thus, what one feeds the body, feeds the heart too. In like manner, out of the abundance f the heart the mouth speaks... everything is inter-related as it were.
As much as I would like to write about what foods one were not to over-indulge in this merry month, that can clog the arteries and deposit all those cholesterol plaques, making blood sluggish and affecting the blood pressure and function (there will be another time for that), I want to share a very inspiring interview I had with two groups of professionals and students who made it their mission to help our indigenous countrymen. The first group they call themselves as ROTA PILIPINAS and started as mountain climbers, geared towards nature- nurture, which included tree planting around MAPAWA, a reforestration site near the city of the golden friendship. When they met with the head of Climb Against Cancer, ROTA then started bringing in school supplies and even bringing in slippers to Indigenous tribes in Bukidnon. One can just imagine the difficulties of climbing
mountains with carry on supplies in their head, shoulders or backs! Their most recent activity is that of TREK and TREAT, where they raise funds in order to sponsor a sick child! The 2nd group call themselves SULADS and they have been in existence since the 1950’s. They are student volunteers who stay and live with an indigenous tribe. They teach, not only to educate the members of the tribe, but, also learn from the ways of the people in the mountains. The members of ROTA PILIPINAS and the SULADS, are but a small representation of the many more groups or individuals who have found it in their hearts the dedication and commitment to share, to serve and to give, must have found the real essence of CHRISTMAS, LOVE, manifest through SHARING. Merry Christmas everyone!
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Congressman Rufus B. Rodriguez, Centrist Democratic Party of the Philippines (CDP) National President, speaks before CDP members during the recent CDP 6th National Council Meeting held in Cagayan de Oro City. Cong Rodriguez delivered his ideas and visions on how to make CDP a stronger political party while at the same time staying true to its mandate of being a “partido ng tunay na demokrasya”. With him are Lito Lorenzana, CDP Chairman; Dr. Pepe Abueva, CDP Consultant; and Lorelyn Dumaug, Secretay-General.
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immediately set aside the equivalent amount in cash and do not spend this money. Doing so will help you avoid overspending and you will have money available to pay in full your credit card bill when it falls due next month,” says Mr. Tabañag. 4. Be practical in giving gifts. Make a list, and check it twice! Not for who’s naughty or nice, but to check who you really must give a gift to. Remember, if your budget does not allow you to give gifts, then don’t force yourself. There’s no sense racking up a lot of debt just to give presents. You can show your love and respect to friends and family through a sincere greeting or a warm hug, or you can make gifts yourself! Bake cookies, cook something delicious, or make something with your hands. It will be even more meaningful than the store-bought gifts. As Mr. Tabañag says, “Don’t try to impress the receiver by giving expensive gifts. You really cannot buy more love or friendship with expensive gifts. Besides, a gift doesn’t have to cost so much to be valuable and useful. So look for simple, unique and inexpensive presents. Something that holds special meaning to the person you’re giving it to. For instance, a distant lolo and lola will absolutely love a framed picture of your family which shows their adorable “apos.” Or you can send them a video message with a song and dance number by the apos.” 5. Remember the electricity bill. By now your house is probably full of twinkling lights and sparkly ornaments. Good for you! But do not forget that the beautiful lights will cost you. Make sure to turn the lights on only when needed: during
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We can never go wrong when we share our blessings. It is an act that nourishes our spirits. I hope we can be more giving in the years to come. 5. A More Positive Outlook – We have been battered and bruised with so many tragedies (natural and man-made) this year and the world saw how we coped. They have admired our resiliency and our unwavering spirit. They saw how we crumbled and how we brushed off all the debris and still able to smile afterwards. If we continue to do this, we will still be able to survive anything and even come out better than ever. These wishes I listed are something we cannot feel right away but if we all begin one step at a time, the entire New Year will truly become fantastic! Wishing everyone a blessed Christmas and a wonderful 2014! Thank you for always making the Cagayan de Oro Times a part of your reading habit!
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those evenings when the whole family is home and you’d like a nice Christmas-y ambience, during parties at your house, and on the actual Christmas Day. If you must really turn it on every night, set a schedule. Not only will it help you cut on electricity costs, it is also the safe thing to do, with the lights being a fire hazard and all. 6. Save on Food and Drinks Surely, you’ll rack up a lot of expenses for food and drinks this season. “You can save a lot during get-togethers if you do it at home and ask everyone to bring their share of food and drinks. Cost-wise, this beats partying in expensive venues, catering or buying party food packages from restaurants. Not to mention that home-cooked food is more delicious. Don’t foot the bill for the whole occasion. People will enjoy the party more knowing that they’ve contributed something to the affair. For Christmas and New Year’s Eve parties, you can agree with your neighbors to have just one big party instead of each family having their own. Encourage everyone to bring some food and drinks to the party. Makakatipid na ang bawat pamilya, mas masaya pa,” says our financial coach. Christmas is the happiest time of the year, but you do not really need to be rolling in money to enjoy it. Be wise and careful with your expenses. What’s important is that you’re spending it with your family and loved ones. Need more tips on how to remain financially fit not only this holiday season but every day for the rest of your life? Check out www.pinoysmartsavers. com!
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Yes it was not that big trouble but it just proves that whether it is a big thing or small thing, God cares. Aside from being thankful I learned several practical things in running a show such as make two original backup files in every audio or video file to be used, prepare a back up laptop in case the one being used crashes, prepare extra connectors, extension wires, mic cables and LCD projector. Technical dry run is a must and every part of the crew must be well prepared. Do not panic while troubleshooting, grace under pressure is very attainable when we stay calm. Lastly nothing beats prayer. Sometimes even if we do the best that we can in preparing, unknown possibilities can still happen even in productions so above everything else lift everything up for His guidance and thank Him whatever happens because He is always in charge.
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CINEMAGIS CATEGORIES STUDENT CATEGORY Requirements - Currently enrolled in any school or university in Northern Mindanao; - Resume or Bio Data with two 2x2 ID pictures; - 1 page synopsis of the film; - Certification from any authority or professor who attests the originality of work and photocopy of resident certificate; - 3 copies of the Short Film Entry only in DVD format, 3 copies of short film entry with trailers in Data Format, and 3 copies of trailers and teasers in DVD format only and - Filled out application form. SENIOR CATEGORY Requirements - Resident of Northern Mindanao; - Resume or Bio Data with two 2x2 ID pictures; - 1 page synopsis of the film; - Certification from any authority or professor who attests the originality of work and photocopy of resident certificate; - 3 copies of the Short Film Entry only in DVD format, 3 copies of short film entry with trailers in Data Format, and 3 copies of trailers and teasers in DVD format only and - Filled out application form.
CINEMAGIS AWARDS Major Best Art Direction Best in Cinematography Best Story Best in Editing Best Sound Scoring Best Actor Best Actress Best Director Best Short Film Minor Male Star of the Night Female Star of the Night Breakthrough Film Material Special Citation on Animation Audience Choice Award DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION OF ENTRIES: December 27, 2013
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Submit all entries to
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Xavier Center for Culture and the Arts 3rd Floor Museo de Oro Xavier University - Ateneo de Cagayan Corrales Avenue, Cagayan de Oro City 9000 Telephone Number 8583116 Local 2059 Mobile Number 09053034377 email hsavior@xu.edu.ph
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Nestlé brings farmer caravan, opens buying stations in Mindanao
N STEAG PROJECT SKILLS: Villanueva Town Mayor Julio Uy lead the graduation ceremonies for the 180 Project SKILLS (Knowledge In Life-Long Skills) scholars who recently completed various technical and vocational courses at the Cagayan de Oro Bugo School of Arts and Trade (COBSAT). Aside from completing the training requirements, the graduates were also conferred with the National Competency Certificates (NC2) by the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA). Project SKILLS is sponsored by energy-firm STEAG State Power Inc. (SPI) as one of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Projects. It aims to help develop the skills and capabilities of young people, mostly out of school, and increase their chance of employability. Assisting Mayor Uy in presenting the certificates were (l-r) COBSAT Administrator Dr. Eulogio Sullano Jr, SPI Comrel Manager Ghaye Alegrio, and DepEd-ALS Supervisor Rudy Magdugo.
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estlé Philippines recently kicked off the latest leg of its farmer caravan in Mindanao, visiting several key coffeeproducing areas to provide local farmers with training and assistance in the areas of coffee production and post-production. Among the places visited by the caravan were Tagum City, Davao del Norte; Valencia City, Bukidnon; General Santos City, South Cotabato, and nearby areas. During each visit, Nestlé agronomists imparted knowledge about proper harvesting conditions and methods; discussed post-harvest processes such as floating, building all-weather dryers and hulling; and shared information about the Nestlé Quality Grading and Standards, the company’s criteria in purchasing coffee beans, which includes moisture content and cup taste. Apart from offering training programs, the Nestlé farmer caravan also informs farmers about the opening of Nestlé satellite buying stations, where they can directly sell their coffee produce to the company at rates competitive with the global market prices. The Nestlé buying station in Tagum City subsequently opened on October 14, while
the ones in Valencia City and in General Santos City started operations on October 21. The Farmer Caravans to support the opening of the buying stations are at the core of Nestlé’s Farmer Connect Model, a direct buying program that encourages small farmers and small-scale intermediaries to sell their produce directly to Nestlé. The model is a key program under the NESCAFÉ Plan, Nestlé’s global initiative that supports responsible coffee farming, production and consumption. “The Nestlé farmer caravan is specifically designed to provide end-to-end support to our coffee farmers,” said Jeremie Laurente, North Mindanao Agronomist, Nestlé Philippines. “We share information and methodologies that can help them improve their harvests through our training programs while the announcement of the buying station openings provides them with an opportunity to immediately benefit from their produce,” added Art Baria, Assistant Vice President and Head of Agri-Services, Nestlé Philippines. The caravan is set to visit Sultan Kudarat during the last part of the year before moving on to other buying stations in 2014.
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