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Mad About Travel Expo encourages smart traveling to families
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eeing family as an entity that matters most for every Kagayanon, The Travel Club Inc. made Mad About Travel Expo possible here in Cagayan de Oro City. It was installed at Centrio Mall Activity Center on January 15-17, 2016. Mad About Travel Expo is a travel fair that is fortunately free for all, as it is the company’s way to strengthen ties with its clients. In it, participants will enjoy the fun games, engaging activities, product presentations and exclusive tourism deals and packages. This year’s leg of fair is centered on advocating smart and conscious traveling and thus, offers family-friendly destinations, reason they had partnered
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with hotels, resorts, and companies offering outdoor adventures such as Pearl Farm, Apple Tree Resort and Hotel, Cagayan River View Inn, Casa Crystalla, CDO Travel and Tours, Seda Centrio Hotel, Chali Beach Resort and Conference Center, Hotel Conchita, Mallberry Suites, The VIP Hotel, Red Planet Hotels, Uptown Condotel, Duka Bay Resort, Paras Beach Resort, Stargate Dream Vacation Resort,
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Dahilayan Forest Park Resort, Kagay Whitewater Rafting, and Mapawa Nature Park. In addition, The Travel Club also collaborated with Philippine National Bank, Globe Telecom, JCO Donuts and Coffee,
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Kagayha-an Eagles induct 2016 officers January 16-22, 2016
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THE Kagayha-an Eagles Club held its 2016 induction of officers and turnover ceremony last Friday, January 15, at Pryce Plaza. The occasion also marked the birthday celebration of newly installed president Gary Buendia. The following officers took their oath – president Gary Buendia, vice president (internal) Eddie Ognir, vice president (external) Alexander Tuyor, secretary Bryan Sarmiento, assistant secretary Eduardo Vacalares, treasurer Charlie Fontalva, assistant treasurer Ivan Credo Rubio, auditor Jessie Ubay-ubay, protocol officer Rene Piquero, assemblymen Bernard
Tubiano, Sandy Go, Richie Parpa, Tyrone Yap, Dante Sudaria (also BusinessWeek Mindanao president and CEO), Alex Consul, directors Ruperto Domingo, Tony Podador, Ryan Heyrosa, Peter Basbas, Jimmy Penote, Glenn Hudleres,
Hilmut Sagrado, Mario Valenzuela and Jimmy Vincent Oco. They all took oath before NMR1 Governor Dondon Allorin. The occasion also served as a reunion of past presidents led by chartered president
John del Bando, Rupert Domingo, Jester Dellosa, Ariel Barry Magallanes, Charlie Fontalva and Bernard Tubiano. In his prepared speech that was read before the group, keynote speaker 4th Infantry Division commander Maj. Gen.
Oscar Lactao (who excused himself from the event) urged the newly installed officers “to be a beacon to the other members.” Lactao also noted that the camaraderie nature of the Eagles is for the betterment of the society
in this country. Buendia took over from the colourful 2015 reign of immediate past president Bernard Tubiano who graciously recalled the many projects that the Kagayha-an Eagles Club has initiated the past year.
Little Me Academy breaks ground for new building and new campus Consolacion Campus to be ready by June, 2016 The only school in Cagayan de Oro which guarantees ‘your child reads at 3’ breaks new ground for a new and expanded campus and school building today. The one hectare lot in Manuel Vega Street, Robillo Subdivision will be initially occupied by a 3-storey building which will be developed in phases. The ground floor will house offices and 14 classrooms for Grades 1-10, while the second floor will have 20 classrooms to house the expected enrollment increase of multiple sections as the K-12 curriculum continues to be implemented. The third floor will be developed as demand dictates. The new campus will accommodate the new and expanded sections of the
grade school and high school while the pre-school and other elementary sections will remain in the original Little Me Campus in Kauswagan. Expected to grace the ground breaking at the new site and project presentation later in the afternoon at the Centrio Mall Activity Center are the regional and city education officials and heads of school associations. Among them: Dr. Elena M. Borcillo, CESO VI, Dept. of Education (DepEd) Cagayan de Oro Schools Division Superintendent; Dr. Jean S. Macasero, DepEd Private Schools Division Supervisor; Dr. Mary Ann Allera, Sr. High School Chief, Dr. Rogelio Evangelista, DepEd-X QUAD Chief and Mrs. Ma. Dulce T. Potenciano, head for the
academe of the Cagayan de Oro Local School Board. Also invited to join are Ma. Kristine M. Lasque, President of the Cagayan de Oro Association of Private Elementary Schools (CAPES); Suzette Caeline Maandig, President of the Association of Private Secondary Schools in Cagayan de Oro and Misamis Oriental, (APSSCOMOR), and Palaran Algar, Private Schools and School Administrators Association of the Philippines (PRISAAP) Region X President. The perspectives of the new campus and building will be made public in a presentation to be made at the Activity Center of Centrio Mall later in the afternoon. For a little learning center which started with 14 students
aged 2-6 years old, Little Me Academy has come a long way as it celebrates its 10th anniversary this year with over 300 students now enrolled at the pre-school, elementary and junior high school levels. Real life couple Percival N. Olandesca and Ramonette L. Olandesca hail from Iligan City but chose to set up their learning center in Kauswagan, Cagayan de Oro in September, 2006. Despite the boom in enrollment primarily driven by their proprietary reading skills system developed by the couple in-house, the school still maintains its one teacher to 12 student ratio for the preschool and primary levels, and one teacher to 25 students for Grades 4-10. Besides the classrooms and offices, the new facility
will also house an expanded library; science, speech and computer laboratories; audio visual room and of course a chapel, Little Me Academy being a child centered school community from which students can grow to become morally upright, academically excellent and socially responsible citizens. With its growing track record in academics and sports, the new campus will provide free reign to students to indulge and develop in extra-curricular activities such as campus journalism, campus ministry, visual and performing arts, public speaking and of course sports, especially mentored by Sir Ike, who has actively participated in Philippine national football games.
Architect’s Perspective of the new Little Me Academy Building at its new campus in Robillo Subd., Manuel Vega St., Consolaction, Cagayan de Oro City
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We all love to travel and see the World’s by Michelle Francisco beautiful ancient sites and architectures. Today, www.EmpressMichelleFrancisco.com I am taking you all to You can follow me at Beijing, China. The city the following social is famous for its palaces, media: walls, temples, gardens, https://www.facebook. culture and arts. I visited this city with com/EmpressMCF https://instagram.com/ my husband, Elmer. He empressmichellefrancisco had a business meeting somewhere in China https://twitter.com/ empressmcf so we decided to take
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a side trip to Beijing before going back to the Philippines. We only had two days to go around Beijing. Before we go on a trip, I usually check out the top destinations of that city. Then I make sure that we visit at least five of them. We stayed at The Ritz-Carlton Hotel. You can never go wrong with The Ritz. Beautiful 5 star hotel, clean rooms, good food, nice location and great service. It’s best to join a tour when you visit Beijing to make it more convenient as not everyone in Beijing speaks English. When you join the tour, you'll have tour guides to explain to you everything you see. But if you plan to go around by yourself, you can always make your itinerary before going then just ask your hotel concierge to write the places you want to visit in Chinese so that you could show it to the cab driver. Don’t forget to also ask them to write their hotel name in Chinese so you could go back to your hotel by cab as some cab drivers couldn’t understand the English names of the
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when you visit Beijing. The Great Wall of China - It’s one of the greatest wonders of the world. It was generally built to protect empires from invasions. We visited the most popular section which is the Badaling. When we arrived, I was amazed at how it was built. Made of stones, bricks, woods and others. Thousands of people visit this everyday. So much history and picture perfect. Forbidden City - It was the Chinese Imperial Palace. Home of the Emperors. There are many halls and palaces there so visit them all if you can to know more about their significance and cultural
background. Too much walking though when you visit this place. Wear comfortable shoes and bring water with you. Tiananmen Square - Upon exiting The Forbidden City, you could then visit this large square where parades and rallies are held. Located in the heart of Beijing. Summer Palace - They say that this was the playground or summer retreat of the Emperors during their time. You can see the beautiful halls, gardens, pavilions, bridges, temples, lake and so on. Must visit. If you’re in a hurry, I recommend that you see these attractions first. But if you have lots of time empress/PAGE 7
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hotels. Then, you can just rent some recorded audio tour guides before entering the tourist sites. This is actually cheaper than joining the tour. Elmer and I had so little time to go around so what we did was we rented a car from the hotel with a chauffeur for the whole day. We went to all the destinations in my list in one day. I just chose the top destinations like The Great Wall of China, Forbidden City, Summer Palace and Tiananmen Square. It cost us more but it was worth it as we were able to visit all in my list in one day, hasslefree. On our second day, we squeezed in a little shopping. We also checked out their popular exotic street food at Wangfujing Snack Street with a selection of fried insects, scorpions and so on. We didn’t try anything though. But if you’re a big adventurer, you will have fun there. We just had room service for the whole trip. Here are some destinations that we visited and I suggest that you include in your list
What does it mean being a refugee? Very clear: it’s someone who flees to a place of safety. Since almost one year, millions of refugees are fleeing to Europe. We all know the reasons. But Europe indeed reaches its limits. Sad to say. I am writing this as German columnist for different Philippine publications. My heart is bleeding while observing the situation in my home country. On the other side, I am also trying to understand the refugees’ motives. Fact is: Now also Austria joins Germany in sending back refugees. Austria’s interior minister has said her country will no longer allow refugees to pass freely through its borders. From next week, those who do not wish to seek asylum in Austria or Germany may be sent back to Slovenia. Austria announced on Friday (January 15, 2016) that it will begin next week to refuse entry to migrants seeking to pass through to Scandinavia. Following Germany’s lead, Vienna plans to
send as many refugees as possible back to its southern border. “Right now on the AustrianGerman border, only those seeking asylum in Germany are being allowed in. Those who want to go further are being turned back,” Interior Minister Johanna Mikl-Leitner said in a radio interview. Hundreds of thousands of migrants and refugees have streamed through Austria and into Germany as they flee conflict and poverty in the Middle East, Afghanistan, and North Africa. Around 90,000 have applied for asylum in Austria itself, but many more wish to go on to Germany or even further north to Denmark, Sweden, and Finland. Criticism of German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s open-door policy reached a fever pitch after a mass of sexual assaults occurred in the city of Cologne on New Year’s Eve, many of them at the hands of recent immigrants. Since then, Germany has down
a bit of an about-face in its refugee strategy and begun to send more and more asylum seekers back to Austria. Polls from yesterday said that Germans increasingly skeptical of refugees.A new poll has indicated Germans are markedly more pessimistic about refugees. Fifty-six percent of respondents now find Chancellor Merkel to be doing a poor job handling the refugee crisis. A rising number of Germans believe the country cannot handle the massive influx of refugees, are concerned of rising crime and a threat to their culture, and question Chancellor Angela Merkel’s policies, according to a poll by public broadcaster ZDF published also on Friday. That puts German opinion increasing at odds with Merkel, who has repeated the mantra “we can manage” in response to the 1.1 million asylum seekers who arrived in the country last year. Still, a majority of 57 percent also do not believe a proposal to set an upper-
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limit on the number of refugees at 200,000 as advocated by the Christian Social Union (CSU), the sister party to Merkel’s Christian Democrats (CDU), would work. Of course, and here I strongly agree: there is a concern over crime.The rising negative sentiment appears in part a reflection of hundreds of alleged sexual assaults on women by North African and Arab men on New Year’s Eve, with nearly one-third of respondents saying the attacks had an impact on their opinion of refugees. Two-thirds said the attacks in Cologne and other cities had little impact on their opinion on refugee issues. doring/PAGE 7
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HONDA LAUNCHES THE ALL NEW HONDA RS150 January 16-22, 2016
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he world’s largest motorcycle manufacturer, is now introducing another exciting motorcycle one after the other in the Philippine market. From the most technologically advance Scooters with Smart Engines to the most powerful Sports Engine in its class. After several months of speculation, Honda has finally presented the All New Honda RS150. This Honda newest Sports Bike is equipped with a New Generation 150cc Liquid-cooled DOHC 6-speed engine, born out of Honda Racing DNA with class leading advance technology. In its official public launch in this year’s Inside Racing Grand Prix (IRGP) event held at Carmona Racing Circuit, Mr. Daiki Mihara, Honda Philippines, Inc. President and Mr. Noriaki Abe of Asian Honda, Chief Operating Officer of Asia & Oceana Region of Honda Motor Japan, announces Honda’s commitment in delivering the most exciting Honda product for the New Generation. This time, not only that Honda has introduced in the Philippines Honda Smart Engines for Scooter or
Automatic models but now our New Generation of Filipino Sports Motorcycle Enthusiast can enjoy the All New Honda RS150 with Powerful Sports Engine. This is just the beginning of another Gen-S story to come hinted by the two top Honda executives. The All New RS150 is an answer to young generation customers who are looking for freedom of high performance on sporty and sharply designed bike with class leading technology, specifications, and features explained by Mr. Elie Salamangkit Jr., Honda Product Planning Manager. To ensure the best handling possible, Honda’s Philosophy in developing sports motorcycle was applied wherein “Rider can control engine power in any circumstances… exactly when needed and as much as needed” or “Control at Riders’ Will”. Design, Frame and Engine synergy is what made this newest Honda motorcycle special. The bike design reflects aggressive new generation styling with sharp looking body and boasts attractive features from latest Super sports. Giving pride to the rider is its sharp wedge shape
and innovative and edgy surface treatment not to mention its class leading features of LED Headlight, Fully Integrated Digital Meter Panel, Rear and Big Diameter Front Disc Brakes, Aluminum Cast Wheel, Clamped handle bar, Tubeless tires, and Rear Monoshock absorber among others. The frame which holds the motorcycle was designed with high agility and safety in mind. The frame and chassis delivers agile and responsive control, very suitable for city streets made possible by its agile 45 degrees steering handle, compact dimension wheelbase of 1275mm plus the application of new strong twin-tube type sports frame which is designed to be safe at high speed and quick acceleration. The engine performance has the best acceleration in its class, but still fuel efficient by application of wide variety of friction reduction technologies producing maximum power of 11.8KW (16.0 PS) at 9,000 rpm. The new generation engine especially designed for Southeast Asia including the Philippines has the following characteristics: Flexible output
Photo shows (from left): Mr. Elie Salamangkit Jr., Product Planning Manager, Honda Philippines Inc. ; Daiki Mihara, President, Honda Philippines, Inc.; Noriaki Abe, Chief Operating Officer, Regional Operations, Asia Oceania and president of Asian Honda Motors Company Limited ; Hideo Nishinaga, AVP,General Manager, Sales and Marketing Division,Honda Philippines Inc.
characteristics that enable fun riding in a wide range of riding situations Improved fuel efficiency performance Remarkable level of comfort enabling the rider to experience a high-grade feel Exterior design with functional beauty that evokes the sophisticated mechanism Honda dares customer to test it and discover real power that you can handle. Finally, the all new RS150 is environment
friendly with its Euro-3 compliant emission and safety is still Honda’s top most priority with the installation of Bank Angle sensor that increases rider’s safety by automatic engine turn-off during accidental crash or fall. The IRGP crowd was further treated by actual show-off run of All New RS150 in the race track with its three exciting colors, Black, Winning Red and Space Magenta Metallic as special color which will all be available in Honda Shops nationwide.
To further strengthen commitment for the young generation, Honda has given the public a sneak peak of another Sports model, the All New CB150R which will be launched by next summer of 2016 as the Honda Gen-S story continues… Excited with this latest news about Honda motorcycles? Find out more about Gen-S stories, visit their website at www. hondaph.com or visit www.facebook.com/ hondaph or contact the local dealer nearest you!
YiLinker opens its virtual doors to online shoppers, entrepreneurs and social media influencers Traffic, parking and huge crowds-- and you haven’t even entered the shopping mall yet. It’s enough to snuff out even the strongest of Holiday spirits.
Christmas shopping can be time consuming, stressful and sometimes even dangerous, that is why more and more people are deciding to skip the cashier queues
and are opting to shop online instead. After all, where else can you do shopping, even at midnight, while wearing your pajamas? Practical shoppers are
Nelson Liao CEO of Yilinkers and his team
also beginning to realize that they can actually save more online compared to conventional shopping because of the added expenses such as eating out, paying for gas and parking, and impulsive buys, etc. YiLinker, the newest entrant to the local e-commerce industry, sets itself apart by revolutionizing the online shopping business with its unique value proposition formerchants and its affiliates. “YiLinker.com aims to innovate and reinvent the e-commerce industry in the Philippines by offering the most progressive products and services that will suit the changing lifestyle of its customers, facilitate a one-of-a-kind selling opportunity for our partners, and give
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everyone the chance to earn more income via our affiliate program,” says Nelson Liao, CEO of YiLinker Philippines. Liao said the Philippines presented a very good opportunity for YiLinker to establish its very first station because of the country’s continued growth and strong potential in the e-commerce business. As of the end of 2014, the Philippines has over a hundred million population, 40 percent of which are internet users and over 90% of internet users having their own
Facebook account. Liao pointed out that the average Filipino internet user, spends about 53 hours per week on social media, and has an average of 660 friends on Facebook making us one of the top countries when it comes to social media usage. “We want to turn this habit into a business opportunity for every Filipino,” he said. YiLinker connects your business to the world In the current offline traditional selling, merchants or suppliers yilinker//PAGE 7
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it’s for a mom who wants to just relax in a beach or just to stay in a luxurious hotel with her kids, or whether it’s for the little sister who wants to go to that whimsical and magical place like Disneyland, or for a brother who wants to experience great outdoor here in CDO and try rafting with his entire family, we have it all here,” explained Patricia An, Marketing Communications Officer of The Travel Club. Further, The Travel Club, which is located at the 2nd Floor of Centrio, is giving away special discounts to their customers within the three-day event. Also, for those who seeks for an upgrade on their travel essentials, they can enjoy no less than an extensive selection of premium traveling bags, luggage and essentials. An also mentioned that this fair event is a part of their campaigns and services in providing a wellrounded experience for their customers, aside from their wide array
of products that makes traveling fun and easy. The Travel Club is a pioneering concept store that offers a well-curated range of traveling bags, luggages and accessories by premium brands from around the globe.
of racist statements in the public. Previously, refugees seldomly made their way all across Europe to Finland, and most of the arrivals came through the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). In the early 1990’s it from page 4 was the Somali civil Also Finnland war that brought the want fewer refugees. first bigger group of Finland last year refugees to the North. received the largest When several hundred number of refugees Somali refugees arrived in its history, which by train from Moscow, has lead to growing politicians and media anti-immigration talked about the event sentiments. Politicians as the ‘Somali shock ‘. outside the conservative More and more True Finns party have European politicians also turned against voice out emphasizing refugees. Finns demand what is beneficial in demonstration to not for ‘them’ and make allow refugees to cross it less attractive for at Finnish-Swedish refugees to come ‘there’. border. The main focus has Finns demand at shifted to the state’s Finnish-Swedish border interests and away in a demonstration to from a humanitarian not allow refugees to perspective. enter.The arrival of +++ 30,000 refugees last year Email: doringklaus@ in Finland - a country gmail.com or follow me of roughly 5.5 million in Facebook or Twitter people - prompted more or visit www.germanopen manifestations of expatinthephilippines. anti-immigrant feelings, blogspot.com or www. from anti-migrant klausdoringsclassicalstreet patrols to a wave music.blogspot.com.
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Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT 10th Judicial Region OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF COURT Medina, Misamis Oriental HDMF (Pag-IBIG Fund) as rep. EJF FILE NO. 357-M (2015) By it’s Branch Manager ; mortgagee, FOR: -versus- Extrajudicial Foreclosure of Real Estate Mortgage Under JESSMAR F. ABAD Act 3135, As amended by Act mortgagor. 4118 X-- --------------------/ SHERIFF’S NOTICE OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SALE Upon extrajudicial petition for sale under Act 3135, as amended by Act 4118, filed by the HDMF (Pag-IBIG Fund) as rep. by it’s Branch Manager, mortgagee, against JESSMAR F. ABAD, mortgagor, with residence and postal address at Alaba St., Extension, Cabug, Medina, Misamis Oriental to satisfy the indebtedness of the mortgagor to the former in the amount of SEVEN HUNDRED EIGHTY ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED FIVE PESOS & 92/100 (P781,705.92)Philippine Currency, including interest due, penalties, and other charges as of September 17, 2015 plus all other expenses incurred in connection with this petition sale, the undersigned RTC-OCC Sheriff’s sell at Public Auction February 24,2016 at 10:00 o’clock in the morning or soon thereafter at the Hall of Justice, RTC-OCC,Medina, Misamis Oriental to the highest bidder for cash and in Philippine Currency, the following property with all improvements thereof to wit:
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then add more places to visit. Check out the weather before visiting so that you would know what clothes to bring. And, don’t forget to bring a good camera that can take quality photos. There are so many beautiful things to see in Beijing that you must capture. Memories are important so take photos that someday you could look back and smile when you see them. More photos from this trip at www. EmpressMichelleFrancisco. com. “You don’t have to be rich to travel well.” -Eugene Fodor
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typically spend for overhead costs such as rent, manpower and marketing promotion.But with the overhead costs increasing every year, generated sales may not be able to sustain costs. The sudden outpour of online stores provides merchants an opportunity to expand their market reach, generating additional revenues on top traditional selling. However, this type of business incurs additional expenses such as online advertising, warehouse, delivery and customer support service.Partnering with popular e-commerce platforms may promise wider exposure but the limited business model is still not enough to provide business owners with higher revenue considering the need to hire additional manpower to handle the online
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marketing, advertising and transaction. Understanding the need of every businessman to grow his business while utilizing very minimal cost, YiLinker is revolutionizing the business model of the Affiliate Program. By partnering with thousands of affiliates who will promote products to various social media platforms, YiLinker provides businesses with better exposure and much higher revenue potential. “With the YiLinker Affiliate Program, merchants only need to provide their products with the best price and our thousands of affiliates will be the one to promote them via social media,” says Liao. Earn passive income as an YiLinker Affiliate For influencers who have a strong media following, the YiLinker Affiliate Program rewards you with additional passive income simply by creating your own account. By partnering with Yilinker, potential affiliates can create and run their own e-commerce business without investment capital. “As YiLinker Affiliates, they do not need to spend a single centavo to start their online business and have passive income,” explains Liao. The program allows Affiliates to set up their own store simply by selectingtheir desired products and promoting them on their social media sites. Affiliates do not have to worry about fulfillment and delivery as YiLinker offers endto-end service from pick and pack to after sales
and customer support. YiLinker will also provide ample training to its Affiliates, help them with marketing strategies and provide support and assistance in categorizing and pricing their products. “We understand the value of our Affiliates that is why we want to establish and sustain professionalism, innovativeness, dependability and healthy working relationships among our team, so we are able to provide our stakeholders (merchants, affiliates and customers) the best services and products they deserve,” said Liao. “For our Affiliates, we offer cost-free selling— from conceptualizing and running marketing promotions, handling warehousing to logistics to collecting payments from your customers. We provide 24/7 customer support for concerns on returns, replacements and refunds for a worryfree after-sales service. No marketing fees, no maintenance costs, no hidden charges,” Liao expounds. YiLinker Affiliates can earn up to 60% commission on net profit of each transaction while enjoying a quick and easy payout system. “We want you to see and feel the fruits of your labor right away, so we will make the pay-out processing faster, easier and real-time.You can check and withdraw your earnings anytime, anywhere,” adds Liao. To learn more about starting your online business or how to become an affiliate, visit www.yilinker.com for more information.
TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-34254 A PARCEL OF LAND, and all improvements thereon with Lot No. 10, PSD-10-003035, being a portion of Psu-93900 situated in the Barrio of Cabug, Municipality of Medina, Province of Misamis Oriental, Island of Mindanao. Bounded on the E., along line 6-1 by Lot 278; along line 1-2 by Lot 277; along line 2-3 by Lot 372, all of Cad-347, Medina Cadastre; on the SW, along line 3-4 by Lot 13; on the NW., along line 4-5 by Lot 12: on the NE., along line 5-6 by Lot 9, all of the subdivision plan Psd-10-003035. Beginning at a point marked “1” on the plan being S., 05 deg., 35’W., 846.30 m. from BLLM No. 1 Cad-347, Medina Cadastre Thence: S., 19 deg. 51’W., 2.58 m. to point 2; N., 23deg. 39’E., 10.00m to point 5; S., 19 deg. 51’W., 6.10 m. to point 3; S., 67 deg., 57’E., 29.81 m to point 6; N.,69 deg. 45’W., 30.51 m. to point 4; S., 11 deg., 26’W., 0.37 m. to point of beginning; Containing an Area of Two Hundred Eighty Seven (287) Square meters more or less. All points reffered to are indicated on the plan and marked on the ground as follows: point 1 & 2 by old points and the rest by PS cyl. Conc. Mons. 15X60cm.Bearing true; date of original survey no. 6, December 15, 1931 and that of the subdivision July 4, 1980, executed by Olegario E. Valles, Geodetic Engineer and approved on October 22, 1980. In the event of failure of bidding or auction sale cannot take place for whatever reason, the same will proceed on the following working day, without further notice, posting and publication. Prospective bidders/buyers may investigate for themselves the title and tax declaration herein above described and encumbrances thereon, if any there be.
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(Sgd.) MICHAEL L. MONTEJO RTC-OCC, SHERIFF IV CT: Jan.16, 23 & 30, 2016
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Sikat Ka Higala By Sheryl Macale
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hen I was a little kid I think I have watched so many pageants that all I wish was that maybe someday I will be one. To the fact that I am not a beauty queen material. I am too short for the height. But that did not stop me I have joined few pageants from here and there but that was only from school, no big deal. But I was always like to answer pageantry questions I don’t know why. But anyway the subject it is not about me it is about someone I got to know when she was crowned Miss Universe last year. Miss Pia Alonzo Wutrzbach is a true born kagayanon. Born September 24, 1989 once professionally known as PIA ROMERO is a Filipina German actress, model and beauty queen was crowned Miss Universe Philippines 2015 at the Binibining Pilipinas 2015 pageant last March 15, 2015 and later crowned as Miss Universe 2015 on December 20,
2015. Such an honor to have a filipina crowned on such a prestigious pageant. Thus on May 2nd off last year I had the honor of preparing the queen’s homecoming. Sean Oliver Moreno, the City Mayors son is very good friend of mine and he ask if I could prepare it with extensive 2 weeks. I jumped in and challenged myself that I could do it. From the welcome from the airport to the convoy security to the courtesy to the meet greet to the motorcade to dinner and all of which pertaining of her coming to the city. We had to approach sponsors but with minimal time constraint we were very grateful that SM City offered to sponsor her flight and arranged negotiations with BB. Pilipinas pageantry. But inspite of the situation she came and was welcomed vigorously of the Cagayanons. It was a specular day I had to wake up about 4 am and
drive to the airport to facilitate the media crew and arrange the security and made sure the banner and preparation were all set. You see Pia Wurtzbach has represented Cagayan de Oro City as her Hometown. I have few pictures of her when she was in grade school in Corpus Christi right where my daughter also goes to school. I have learned that she went to Kong Hua School at her primary too.Her mother was a pure bred Iliganon and her grandparents parents business was based there. But after her parents split they have live at Golden Village in Carmen. So that was the origin of her. When i came and met with her in the airport, I was stunned by how beautiful she is. Perfect teeth, perfect posture, perfect body and very warm personality. She was very friendly and very humble. Chatting with her at the ariport to the car until having breakfast with her. It was so overwhelming
that I am mesmerized by her each time she speaks. She changes outfits all the time all look good on her. I happened to just hang out with her at her hotel room and shes amazing. I was observing her on how she grooms herself. The eyelashes should be set and her teeth were so white and straight. Her hair was perfectly set with no hair and make up artist along. She said she is so use to take care of herself because she tried BB. Pilipinas 3 times and she giggled. It
was just so casual talking to her like she was a good old friend. It was very challenging because all I had was 3 team players for this event. I had 3 wonderful friends who helped me out. Tina Pabelic and Darryl Redondo and of course Sean Moreno. SM City team prepared for meet and greet with the fans. All in all it was a great chance of opportunity to get to know her and the pride of knowing her now and what she has achieved. When I interviewed her. I
asked Pia what advice can you give to all the little girls and girls alike to aspire of becoming a beauty queen like you she answered very confident saying, I want all the girls to know that it doesnt matter how many times we fail whats important is how to try and try again regardless of peoples judgement. We are the captain of our destiny. That alone brings a lot of hope to all the women and to aspire and to achieve greater things. For me, PIA WURTZBACH, sikat ka!
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