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Bisaya Film holds Gala Premiere in Cagayan de Oro

Magbuwag ta Kay W

e are so fortunate that Heritage Films chose Cagayan de Oro as the venue for the gala premier of what could well be the first feature length Bisaya film in years.

Mabuwag ta Kay, bannered by Cagayan de Oro’s very own Vines social media sensations Rowell Ucat, better known by his social media moniker Medyo Maldito, and Snake Princess (Mark Anthony Abucejo in real life) had its gala premiere last Wednesday, February 7th at the SM CDO Downtown Premier Cinema 2.

Billed as Cebu’s Social Media Sensation, M2 (as we will refer to him hereafter kay inihap baya ang pulong sa mantalaan) is nearing 2-million followers in his FB account Medyo Maldito, 558k in Twitter, and 213K Akiko Solon, Rowell Ucat, Rowell’s mom Rose, and Snake Princess during the gala premiere premiere/PAGE 11 of Magbuwag ta Kay at SM CDO Downtown Premier 07 March 2018 (photo by mike baños, npn)

IDC CEO, Invited to the Executive Planning Session Italpinas Development Corporation's CEO, Romolo V. Nati, known for his passion for developing sustainable projects across emerging cities, joined the Executive Planning Session of the Batangas Provincial Government last February 27 to March 1, 2018. The said session was led by Batangas Governor Hermilando Mandanas.

During the second

day of the event, IDC's Romolo V. Nati shared a presentation about its upcoming project, MIRAMONTI, in Sto. Tomas, Batangas. IDC confirmed its support to the locality through its involvement in developments that are not only designed to enhance the local economy, but also to ensure growth of green communities.

"We picked Batangas From left, Indian Ambassodor Johnny Chotrani Chairman in light of the fact that PH INDIA BUSINESS COUNCIL, Romolo V. Nati CEO IDC, session/PAGE 11 Gov.Hermilando Madanas, Joey Leviste

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DA-10 strengthens partnership with LGUs for rabies elimination March 19-25, 2018

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n line with the observance of the Rabies Awareness Month this March, the Department of Agriculture – Regional Field Office 10 (DARFO 10) strengthens its advocacy on responsible pet ownership for the prevention and elimination of rabies.

Anchored on this year’s theme, “Barangay Kaagapay, Laban sa Rabies Tagumpay,” DA partners with the various local government units (LGUs) in the region for its mass vaccination

activities against rabies.

Dr. Oryza Kristy N. Bisahan-Baylo, Veterinarian II of the Regional Animal Diagnostic Disease Laboratory (RADDL) of DA-RFO 10, reported that the192,000 doses of rabies vaccines which they received from the Bureau of Animal Industry (BAI) were distributed to the different provinces and cities in the region.

She detailed that through their respective provincial veterinary offices, the provinces

of Misamis Oriental, Bukidnon, Lanao del Norte, Misamis Occidental and Camiguin received 38,000 doses, 75,000 doses, 12,000 doses, 30,000 doses and 2,000 doses of rabies vaccines, respectively.

Additionally,the cities of Cagayan de Oro and Iligan received 27,000 doses and 8,000 doses respectively, through their respective city veterinarian offices.

With regards to the rabies incidence rate in region 10, Dr. Baylo stated that it went down

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to 7.4% as of November 2017 from the 11.6% rating in 2016.

Through this event, the agency urges the public to become responsible pet ownersby having their pets vaccinated

for free through mass vaccinations in their area, by their provincial/ city veterinary offices or municipal agriculture office.

Further, DA hopes that this would intensify the elimination of

rabies in the country, in accordance with Republic Act 9482, also known as the Anti-Rabies Act of 2007, as well as help achieve the collective goal of a rabies-free Philippines by 2020. # (AMBManto, DA-RFO10)

Globe wins at the Kidlat Awards for #PlayItRight Piracy Against Piracy campaign For the third straight year, Globe wins at the Kidlat Awards this time for its unique execution of #PlayItRight’s “Piracy Vs. Piracy,” the company’s homegrown advocacy to encourage Filipinos to download or stream content from legitimate sources.

“Piracy Vs. Piracy” was recognized for three awards - Creative Use Of Media, Branded Corporate Social Responsibility and Digital Activation and Campaigns - at the Ad Summit Pilipinas 2018 held last Saturday, March 10, in Subic.

Tackling the issue of piracy head on, the campaign delivered its message by using the channels where piracy happens: torrent and streaming websites.

During the 2017 Metro Manila Film Festival, Globe uploaded copies of the participating films and other blockbuster Filipino movies online.

After showing the opening credits and scenes, the films featured the crew recounting the hours of work they put in creating the films and appealing to viewers to #PlayItRight and watch from legitimate sources.

“Our customers deserve not just safe but also quality content.

At the same time, we

also want to make sure that our products and services are not used for illegal activities. These pursuits, along with our high regard for original content, inspired us to create this innovative campaign,” Yoly Crisanto, Globe Senior Vice President for Corporate Communications, points out.

“We also want to protect the copyright of our content partners and educate our customers on how to consume content properly. We have made it easier for them by giving them the platforms to watch the best movies, TV shows, music, and videos,” adds Nikko Acosta, Globe Senior Vice President for Content Business.

“Our execution hopes to highlight the impact of piracy to the people in the industry and their

families. We want to remind everyone who participates in this illegal activity that their downloads affect hundreds of cast and crew members,” says Globe Studios Director Quark Henares.

Filmmakers themselves have chimed in their support for the anti-piracy campaign.

“We should protect the film industry from pirates. Without piracy, we keep our jobs, and convince creators to produce good content the audience would love to see,” JP Habac, Director of I’m Drunk I Love You, says.

“This commitment

by Globe to fight film piracy gives due credit to the money, sweat and tears that filmmakers have put into their projects. Every day, we get messages from our site to request for a free download of Respeto. (Talk about piracy/PAGE 10

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Romolo V. Nati shares IDC objectives in building eco-friendly developments. photo by italian chamber of commerce in the philippines

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IDC CEO talks at Philippine International Furniture Show and Interior and Design Manila

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arch 8- The opening day of the Philippine International Furniture Show and Interior and Design Manila, the Italian Chamber of Commerce in the Philippines (ICCPI) launched “Italy by Design” at SMX Convention Centre. This exhibit underlined the high quality craftsmanship of Italians.

Chairman and Founder of Italpinas Development Corporation (IDC), Mr. Romolo V. Nati, presented how the company utilizes Italian design in real estate projects and integrates the same with passive green features.

“Design is really our DNA. It is what let us emerge in the real estate market here in the Philippines and what gives

us the competitive edge within the industry,” said Romolo V. Nati IDC's buildings are developed to reduce harmful impact on the environmental. The attractive minimalist design is paired with full utilization of natural ventilation, re-use of water, as well as solar based power, which as a result, provides a high-level performance home.

IDC aims to offer people the option of choosing emerging cities over the busy downtown communities, which are dynamic, progressive, but with the same world-class living standards that one would expect in any major capital city.

To date, IDC has successfully developed and sold two (2) multiawarded structures that

are recognized by the international organization, EDGE Certified (Excellence In Design For Greater Excellence) in Cagayan de Oro City.

IDC recognizes and responds by providing world-class highperformance sustainable homes in the cities, and always with its elegant trademark design and high aesthetic.

Normin firefighters showcase fashionable side Photos by MARK FRANCISCO

FIREFIGHTERS from Northern Mindanao took time off for two hours to showcase their fashionable side during a ramp show at Limketkai Rotunda last Thursday, March 8.

Earlier, Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) 10 director Senior Supt.

Lindy Lauzon said in a press c conference as part of Fire Prevention Month that a strong partnership between government and community is the perfect formula to attain a fire safe nation.

Lauzon added

Mindanao from 1,600 fire case in 2016 to just 700 in 2017, Lauzon that one of the major explained that there challenges of the Bureau is public apathy in terms is a need to analyze the causes of these fire of fire prevention. and still, majority is In fact, based on accidental or human statistics, there had factor. been more than 700 He added that they fire incidents in region are now concentrating 10 in 2017 however, on educating the people around 500 of those incidents were accidental. because fire prevention campaign would be According to Lauzon, useless unless there is these are caused by cooperation from the human error, such as public. faulty electrical wirings He emphasized that in residential areas and fire prevention is a way the likes. of life and has to be Although there is practiced day in and day a downtrend of fire out. incidents in northern

In Cagayan de Oro City, Fire Marshall Supt Richard Arbutante said they have strengthened their inspection and has assured that the inspectors are trained to spot any deficiencies that violate the fire code of the Philippines.

He said that the fire prevention month is to renew our consciousness on fire safety. In the city, fire prevention is round the clock that is why the participation of the community and the media are needed.

In terms of modernization, showcase/PAGE 11 Fraternal Order of Eagles (Philippine Eagles) NMR 4 Gov. Andrew Tupag Jr. (center) hands over a plaque of appreciation to Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) 10 director Wilkins Villanueva (right) for being the keynote speaker in the 1st NMR 4 Assembly for this year held Saturday at Buffalo Grill in Cagayan de Oro City.

Villanueva was also inducted on the spot as an Eagle. Looking on at left is NMR 4 secretary Ambrosmar Gamotin. photo by mark francisco

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Isuzu continues expansion, breaks ground in South Cebu March 19-25, 2018

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suzu Philippines Corporation (IPC) recently held a groundbreaking ceremony for what will be its new site in Minglanilla, Cebu.

On March 8, IPC President Hajime Koso together with Isuzu Cebu Inc. (ICI) President Manny Aligada and ICI General Manager Steve Gingco lead the ceremony.

“This relocation is part of our continuing goal to strengthen and widen the service of Isuzu to our valued clients. We are proud that our dealer groups, like ICI is among those that is continuously working towards extending their reach by bringing our products and services closer to their sales area, and now here in southern Cebu,”

said Koso.

Located in Barangay Calajoan, Minglanilla, Cebu, the new site will replace the existing outlet Isuzu in Talisay. With more than 3,500 sqm, the new site will then be called Isuzu Cebu South which according to the initial architectural design will have a bigger showroom that can accommodate five-unit display including trucks.

Aside from bigger floor area, Isuzu Cebu South will have a complete servicing facility, six service bays which can cater from light vehicle to heavyduty trucks.

Construction is set to start in May 2018 with a completion date targeted within the year.

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(from left) IPC President Hajime Koso, ICI General Manager Steve Gingco, ICI President Manny Aligada, IPC Division Head for Administration Myrna Valle and IPC Division Head for Sales Joseph Bautista.

to witness the ground-breaking ceremony of yet another Isuzu outlet under Isuzu Cebu Inc. Less than three years ago, we opened the Isuzu Cebu City which also has a bigger land area to accommodate more sales in the

city proper - this is an indication that the Cebuano market is really booming,” Koso added.

In 2017, sales of Isuzu Talisay grew by about 82-percent majority coming from their light commercial vehicle model.

“Our sales in the area has been consistently growing. To cope up with the demand, we decided to relocate to a bigger and accessible area that will not only attract sales but also increase our

after-sales service as well,” said Gingco. “Once completed, we forecast to sell around 50 units per month, along with significant increase on our service operations by accommodating trucks in the area,” he added.

Poverty and Crime Over and over again, it is seen that burglary, robbery and serious assaults occur most frequently in the area where shanties are and the family income is so low that it cannot suffice the needs of the family.

The houses are extremely overcrowded with few facilities. Unemployment is very common. People in this area have little or no formal education at all, and so mostly are unskilled.

Families are broken up. The mother has to go out to work and leaves the children behind. With this kind of life, what will happen to the future of this growing children, who are mostly out of school? It is not surprising that they are often the victims of circumstances. They begin to commit relatively minor offenses such as small scale thefts and illegal gambling. Later on, because of poverty and deprivation, they learn to commit violent crimes.

Look around in your surroundings ...

Crime is a complex problem. It can be classified in various ways. There are crimes against people like rape, kidnapping, murder and assault; also crimes against property include theft, arson, forgery, embezzlement and vandalism; and the crimes against public order or morality include drunkenenness, gambling and prostitution.

Crime has been Have My Say a rather serious problem the fact that violent crimes have become much more common these years then in the past. Despite repeated crackdown Klaus Doring by law-enforcement authorities, the situation many times has not shown any improvement at all. What is even worse is that studies have found out that the crime rate tends to rise faster when quick changes occur in the society.

Also, crime is related to social values.

People were more obsessed with the status, wealth and pleasure. This change in value must have been an important factor in the mounting wave of crime. It is necessary to emphasize especially in education the moral values and the traditional virtues of being a good citizen. And most of all, if the unployment problem of a country can be solved or minimize in future, we all might hope that the crime rate will go down. +++ Email: doringklaus@gmail.com or follow me in Facebook, LinkedIn or Twitter or visit www.germanexpatinthephilippines. blogspot.com or www.klausdoringsclassicalmusic.blogspot.com .

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Hino Motors shares safety practices, launches Euro 4 truck and bus line up D

elivering on its commitment of providing reliable trucks and buses, Hino Motors Philippines (HMP), the exclusive distributor of Hino trucks and buses in the Philippines, underscores safety manufacturing and processes and quality engine to match the trucking requirements of Philippines businesses.

The company strongly believes that innovative yet safe manufacturing technologies and practices not only ensure employee safety and satisfaction but also encourage commitment to quality production, which then lead to quality products and services and customer satisfaction.

Based on the 5S

principle, the safety program that Hino has been implementing for years now underscores work organization, standards and discipline to encourage safety practices among all employees. This 5S campaign calls upon employees to seiri or sort tools and items, seiton or straighten and arrange items for easier access and use, seiso or shine to ensure regular cleaning of work areas and equipment, seiketsu or standardize work and processes, and shitsuke or sustain to continue improving clean and safe practices every day.

The company-wide program hopes to make safety a way of life in Hino plants and among employees. Hino believes that increasing employee awareness

about the importance of safety practices and encouraging regular adoption of such safety protocols will benefit all stakeholders in the long term.

Beyond boosting awareness about safety, the program, which was patterned from Hino Motors, Ltd. in Japan, involves equipping plant personnel with a complete set of personal safety equipment list which consist of shoes, goggles, gloves, arm covers, a hard cap and even ear muffs.

Workers are required to wear the complete gear in the production lines. Anyone found not wearing the complete gear is asked to leave the production line and then sent to the new Professional Safety Health Environment

department, which coordinates with Human Resources in studying cases and implementing corresponding sanctions.

Likewise, employees are expected to take proper care of the personal safety equipment issued to them. They are required to shoulder the cost of replacing lost items.

Replacement, however, of issued items worn out by normal wear and tear, is free.

Besides providing personal safety equipment, Hino implements strict safety regulations in the production lines.

For example, employees working 2m or higher must use a harness while those who handle lifting must limit manual lifting load to 20kg.

There are also

protocols for using machines, equipment and vehicles. Revolving lamps and sound alerts warn workers about moving machines. Locks secure wheeled trucks, in particular those on a horizontal plane, in place, with drivers conducting safety checks before moving the vehicles to alert anyone working underneath or nearby. A daily safety patrol is conducted to ensure strict observance of plant safety protocols.

Still in line with its commitment of providing reliable and quality transport solutions to Philippines businesses, Hino recently launched its new line of trucks and buses powered by Euro 4 engines.

In addition to reaffirming its vow

of Total Support to Filipinos, the company’s shift to the Euro 4 emission standard matches the industry’s call for innovative transport solutions while complying with government regulations.

The new Euro 4-powered vehicles from Hino promise improved engine durability at greater cost efficiency and less carbon footprint. The new fleet includes refrigerated van, cargo crane, dump truck, cab and chassis truck, tractor head, wing van, Cerito bus, Grandeza bus and modern Hino jeepneys.

HMP Chairman Vicente T. Mills, Jr. acknowledges this new milestone as a reflection of Hino’s continuous support for the Filipino safety/PAGE 10 photos by Kit Pilla

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(Dr. Roland Schissau, Deputy Head of Mission, German Embassy Manila)

German aid for the people of Mindanao The German government funds the work of almost 50 Filipino non-governmental organizations in Mindanao. For the first time, on the invitation of the German embassy

they all met each other in Davao City recently to discuss their experiences, successes and challenges. They engage in a broad variety of activities: peace building, health

DOST launches FEC program to move research into marketplace To help push research projects towards commercialization, the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) launched on February 19 a lean startup training program dubbed the “Filipinnovation Entrepreneurship Corps” (FEC) in partnership with the De La Salle University, RTI International, and the USAID Science, Technology, Research and Innovation for Development (STRIDE) program.

Working with teams built around 10 DOST-funded principal investigators or RDI project leads, the FEC is an experiential training program for researchers to rapidly define the commercial and societal value of their research.

The FEC program is based on the successful US National Science Foundation I-Corps program which places researchers in teams led by entrepreneurs. Other members of the team are experienced industry mentors and technology transfer officers to create a business model canvas and conduct various customer interviews.

The interaction of the members will help the teams to continuously refine their innovative products and ideas. It is intended that after the four-week program, the teams will be better equipped to attract additional funding and strategic partners to

fast-track their project’s adoption and impact to the Filipino consumer.

The FEC is supported by the DOST-Philippine Council for Industry, Energy, and Emerging Technology Research and Development represented

by Russell M. Pili, chief of the Research Information and Technology Transfer Division. The first batch of FEC trainees have teams representing DOST’s Industrial Technology Development Institute, Metals Industry Research and Development Center, Philippine Textile Research Institute, and Food and Nutrition Research Institute; as well as DOSTfunded researches at UP Diliman, UP Los Baños, and De La Salle University.

Principal Instructors of the FEC program are nationally certified instructors for the National Science Foundation’s I-Corps.

Dr. Jim Chung is the Associate Vice President for Innovation and Entrepreneurship at the George Washington University while Robert Storey is an Executive in Residence at the Johns Hopkins University and a Principal of the MVR Company which focuses on the assessment and creation of new ventures.

Providing direct teaching support to participants is Adam Klich, an Innovation Advisor with RTI International and a former startup founder.

care, disaster prevention, human rights, income generation, education, renewable energy and many more. Through this manifold engagement Germany aims to provide support especially to

poor and marginalized communities.

Participants of the meeting confirmed that the gathering in Davao was highly useful: it established new networks and linked

previously unconnected actors, all of them contributing at grassroots level to improving life in Mindanao. Germany will continue to support organizations in the region.

Vivo Reveals AI-Powered Super HDR Vivo takes HDR to a new level with a dynamic range of 14 EV that adapts to complex lighting

Vivo recently announced its cuttingedge, AI-powered Super HDR at a media event in China.

Following the previous breakthrough success in backlit photography, Vivo is taking mobile photography to new heights with Super HDR’s auto scene detection to produce clearer photos, better colors, more details and better tones.

Super HDR follows the same principles as regular HDR but merges more frames to resolve the problems presented by contrasting strong dark and light tones in a photo. Super HDR captures more frames and intelligently merges them to cater to more extreme lighting scenarios.

Great Frames Great Flexibility Super HDR’s dynamic range can reach up to 14 EV (Exposure Value).

With just a single press of the shutter, Super HDR will capture up to 12 frames, significantly more frames than previously possible with existing HDR technology.

This provides more image options for merging to perfectly light all the parts of the eventual photo.

Optimized Details Under Extreme Light To reduce the unnaturally processed look of regular HDR, Super HDR adapts to different scenes and their dynamic range characteristics, selecting

and merging frames to best render the image’s highlights and shadow details. Super HDR then optimizes shadows to ensure the complex photo’s highlights and shadows are balanced and natural.

Get Easy Yet Perfect People Shots Regular HDR might sacrifice lighting for the person in focus for a better lit photo, but Super HDR ensures the person is clear and welllit. Super HDR employs smart scene detection to balance the lighting of the person and the background to create a natural feel.

Advanced AI Improves Photos at All Stages The Super HDR leverages complex AI algorithms to adapt to different scenarios. The moment the shutter is pressed, the AI will detect the scene to determine the ideal exposure strategy and accordingly select the frames for merging. This process ultimately delivers a natural looking shot which looks like it was captured by the human eye.

Advantages of Super HDR 1. Highly adaptable: With a wider dynamic range of 14EV, Super HDR can ensure perfect shots in a broader range of lighting scenarios, even in adverse ones.

This results in image that shows the details of the rock, grass, mountains

and clouds despite the back lit, high contrast scenario.

2. Accurate and smart exposure selection: At up to 12 frames, Super HDR has more lighting options for its smart frame selecting strategies to correctly expose all parts of the photo.

This retains the natural contrast that is key to accent the features of this photo.

3. Intelligent identification: AIpowered scene detection means that each part of the photo can be identified and isolated for processing to insure even complex photos are perfected. The AI can perfectly identify and expose the unique shapes

of these rocks, moss, waves and clouds in this shot.

4. Natural looking results: Super HDR produces more natural tones by reorganizing and optimizing the highlights and shadow portions of the scene when merging the frames and ensures the photo naturally matches the original scene as seen by human eye. This shows the couple clearly and naturally despite sun and umbrella creating such complex lighting.

5. Perfectly lit portraits: Super HDR prioritizes the best lighting for the person in the photo and adjusts the background exposure hdr/PAGE 10

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Holcim PH, DCACI inks cement supply deal to support Mindanao development B uilding solutions provider Holcim Philippines, Inc. has sealed an agreement to supply the cement requirements of a leading group of builders in Mindanao in 2018 to support the sustained development of the region.

Holcim Philippines will provide up to 320,000 metric tons of cement to the Davao Constructors Association Center, Inc. (DCACI), composed of 179 general contractor and builder companies operating in southern Mindanao.

The company provided 220,000 metric tons of cement to the group last year.

Through the program, DCACI members can purchase cement at a discount from Holcim’s Davao plant or its designated warehouses in southern Mindanao.

DCACI President Michael Te thanked Holcim Philippines for the sustained partnership, and commended the company’s responsiveness to its members’ needs for pricing support, fast and efficient services, quality products and safe and secure deliveries.

Holcim Philippines President and CEO Sapna Sood said the program demonstrates the company’s support for DCACI as it takes on projects in line with the national government’s infrastructure push in the region.

“We are proud to be a partner of DCACI in the development of Mindanao. Through this program, we are able to give DCACI the proper support to help its members build better with certainty the essential structures for the region,” added Sood.

The Department of Public Works and Highways received a budget Php 640 billion this year, a 40% increase from 2017 as part of the government’s commitment to upgrade the country’s infrastructure.

Mindanao is expected to receive a larger share of the infrastructure budget with the government making the development of Mindanao a key priority.

About Holcim Philippines

Holcim Philippines President and CEO Sapna Sood (third from left, front row) and DCACI President Michael Te (second from left, first row) lead their respective organizations during the signing of the cement supply agreement last February 15. With them, from left, are (first row) Holcim Head of Sales William Sumalinog and DCACI Treasurer Antonio Uy. From left, at the second row are, Holcim Head of Marketing, Innovation and Growth Paul Vu-Huy-Dat, Holcim Mindanao Sales Head Allan Valencia, DCACI Director Pablito Ricafort, Holcim South Mindanao Cluster Sales Manager Hernan Dalisay, DCACI Director Rodante Rodriguez and Holcim Davao Plant Manager Xavier Kennedy.

Holcim Philippines, Inc. (Philippine Stock Exchange: HLCM) is one of the leading building solution companies in the country. The Company has a deep portfolio of innovative solutions fostered by a full range of products from structuring to

finishing applications that can help local builders execute with high performance and efficiency a wide range of projects from massive infrastructure to simple home repairs.

With cement manufacturing facilities in La Union, Bulacan,

Misamis Oriental and Davao, as well as aggregates and dry mix business and technical support facilities for building solutions, Holcim Philippines is a reliable partner of builders in the country.

Holcim Philippines is also committed to

the highest standards of sustainable operations and manufacturing excellence with its plants certified under ISO 14001:2004 (Environmental Management System), ISO 9001:2008 (Quality Management System) and OHSAS 18001:2007

(Occupational Health and Safety Management System).

Holcim Philippines is a member of the LafargeHolcim Group, the world leader in the building materials industry present in 80 countries with over 80,000 employees.

#MakingMEGAto screen BTS of MayWard Vivo Germany shoot Dreams do come true, just ask up and coming star and Vivo endorser Maymay Entrata, who recently spent her Christmas in Germany, the hometown of the other half of the MayWard phenom, Edward Barber.

Maymay (Marydale Entrata in real life) was born Mambajao, Camiguin), but was grew up in Cagayan de Oro City. An actress, recording artist, singer/composer, model, product endorser/ ambassador, she shot to fame as the first Big Winner of the combined edition of Pinoy Big Brother Lucky 7 (combined housemates - celebrity, adult and teens) on the Pinoy Big Brother reality show The recent trip to Germany may sound all fun, but the workaholic love team braved the cold in their fairytale-inspired creations for the February 2018 cover of Mega and Mega Man magazines. It was their first ever cover and out-of-thecountry shoots with Mega.

The results are magical, to say the least. But the process to get the shots was even more impressive.

A person standing on a snow covered forest Description generated with high confidence With Vivo V7+ in hand, Maymay Entrata is a vision in red during a #MakingMEGA#MEGAVi voMomentsphoto shoot in a snowy forest in Germany. Photo courtesy of One Mega Group.

MayWard fans got a glimpse of how the cover shoots were perfected in a free special documentary screened last Sunday, March 4, from 6pm to 8pm at SM Aura IMAX Theatre.

The #MakingMEGAshoot in Germany with Entrata and Barbers was made possible through the support of Vivo. Entrata joined Vivo’s family during the launch of the V7+ smartphone in September 2017.

A picture containing snow, outdoor, skiing, sky Description generated with very high confidence Not even subzero temperatures can break the power of the Vivo V7+. During Entrata’s fashion shoot vivo/PAGE 10

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BLOOD DONORS. Employees of FDC Misamis Power Corporation during the power firm’s 2nd Annual Bloodletting Drive at their power plant site in Villanueva town, Misamis Oriental.

FDC Misamis blood drive to save patients suffering from cancer, kidney failure

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n an aim to help save more patients suffering from cancer and kidney failure in Northern Mindanao, the Gotianun-led FDC Misamis Power Corporation (FDC Misamis) recently conducted its second annual bloodletting activity at the firm’s power plant site in Phividec Industrial Estate, Villanueva, Misamis Oriental.

Assisted by the Philippine National Red Cross (PNRC) - Cagayan de Oro City Chapter, employees from the firm’s various business units took part in the lifesaving activity.

“What a laudable undertaking,” remarked PNRC nurse Ophelia Sayson, adding, “FDC Misamis’ 2nd Bloodletting activity really boosted our intensified campaign for more blood donations

region-wide.”

Sayson disclosed that their agency releases an average of 120 to 130 bags of blood every day, thus, it is vital that they have ample and continuous supply.

“There were patients as far as from Pagadian City and Bukidnon asking for free blood and we can’t refuse since their attending physicians were also Cagayan de Oro City-based.”

On record, said Sayson, patients with kidney trouble, mothers suffering from postpartum syndrome and those with leukemia are their top three patientbeneficiaries.

“Having ample supply of blood available 24/7, these needy patients would no longer have to wait. Instead, they could avail the free blood they needed as soon as possible,” she

stressed.

FEELING ‘SUPER HERO’ Employeedonor Raymark del Puerto from the firm’s Information Technology Management System (ITMS) quipped, “It’s my first time to donate blood and I feel like a super hero after.”

Security guard Richard Caayupan also exclaimed, “I am happy I donated blood that could save others especially those who have less in life.”

At first, Del Puerto admitted that he really felt nervous.

“Yet, after the process of blood extraction, I realized that I have made something big not for myself but for others,” he said.

He then shared an experience that they were once also placed in a difficult situation looking for any

available blood when his mother was in a volatile health condition.

“Although my mom couldn’t benefit anymore from my blood donation, I am still happy that others could avail of it in order to prolong their lives,” stressed del Puerto.

FDC Misamis Plant Manager Luis Lagarnia, Jr., meanwhile, congratulated their employeesturned-blood donors.

He said their bloodletting activity is an annual event aimed at encouraging their employees to regularly donate blood and be “heroes” to others.

“Donating blood is just a simple thing but such little deed can create huge impacts to others whose lives can be saved because of our initiative,” capped Lagarnia.

More than 250,000 members of the state-run Social Security System (SSS) will benefit from the Loan Restructuring Program (LRP) with penalty condonation that will be offered from April 2 to October 1, 2018.

SSS President and Chief Executive Officer Emmanuel F. Dooc said the re-implementation of the LRP that condones penalties of borrowers with past due loans is a response to the widespread clamor of those members who were not able to avail of the LRP offered last April 2016 to April 2017.

“We would like to express our gratitude to Pres. Rodrigo Duterte for granting us the authority to allow our member-borrowers to clean up their loan accounts with SSS to be able to fully enjoy their benefits as members of the pension fund,” Dooc said.

SSS implemented the first LRP in April 2016 with a one-year availment period that generated roughly P6 billion for the pension fund and benefited more than 800,000 individual member-borrowers.

“While many have benefited from the Loan Restructuring Program implemented in 2016, we have also received numerous requests from members to extend or re-implement it. As I can recall, members flocked to our branches on the deadline of the previous LRP last April 27, 2017.

So for those who were not able to apply, this is your time to clean your outstanding loan balance and regain your goodstanding with SSS,” Dooc said.

The LRP allows member-borrowers to settle their overdue loan principal and interest in full or by installment under a restructured term depending on their capacity. For both schemes, SSS shall waive all the loan penalties after the member has completed paying the restructured loan.

The program covers all member-borrowers who have past due loans like the Salary Loan, Emergency Loan, Educational Loan (old), Study Now Pay Later Plan, Voc-Tech Loans, Y2K Loans and Investments Incentive

Loan.

To qualify under the second LRP, the loan must be past due for at least six months from the start of the second implementation of LRP. Member-borrowers must be residing or working as of the date of the disaster in a calamity/disasterstricken area declared by the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) or in the case of Ondoy, by the National Government.

All 256 SSS branches and service offices nationwide will start accepting applications to LRP starting April 2, 2018. Qualified members only have six months to avail of the program or until October 2, 2018.

“Loan payment is inevitable for our members. Even if they avoid paying the loan amount at present, these loans - the principal amount plus interests and penalties - will be deducted from any final benefit they are entitled to like retirement, total permanent disability and death,” Dooc said.

Dooc, however, reminded borrowers who have approved LRP applications in 2016 to 2017 that they are no longer qualified to apply under the second LRP. Moreover, members granted with any final benefit claim prior to the LRP availment period and those who committed fraud against the SSS are disqualified from the program.

Likewise, approved LRP applicants cannot participate in any future SSS loan condonation or restructuring programs to instill credit discipline.

“While the availment period of the LRP is just six months, we still expect to generate about P1.2 billion income from the program and condone some P2.85 billion penalties of our members. This is our way of helping our members to clear their obligations within their capacity, as well as making sure that they have a secured future with their entitlement to full SSS benefits because we at SSS know that a majority of our members have undergone difficulties caused by disasters and calamities,” Dooc said.

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A global smartphone “Today’s showcase This year’s judges brand focused on of Super HDR is an include some of the introducing perfect sound example of our continued industry’s best from the quality and ultimate commitment to mobile top advertising agencies photography with cutting- photography, to enable in the Philippines, edge technology, Vivo our consumers to shoot Indonesia, Hong develops innovative and professional quality Kong, Malaysia, and stylish products for young photos at the touch of a Singapore. people. We now have button. Using intelligent Previously, Globe over two hundred million AI, Super HDR can and its partner agency users and are one of the capture more detail under Publicis JimenezBasic, preferred brands of young any conditions, without were conferred people around the world. additional demands on Kidlat Awards for its As an Official Sponsor the user.” campaigns for Globe of the FIFA World About Vivo Prepaid in 2016 and Cup™, Vivo believes A global smart Globe Corporate in the importance of phone brand focused on Thematic in 2017. encouraging young people introducing perfect sound

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quality and ultimate photography with cuttingedge technology, Vivo develops innovative and stylish products for young people.

We now have over 200 million users and are one of the preferred brands of young people around the world. As an Official Sponsor of the FIFA World Cup™, Vivo believes in the importance of encouraging young people to embrace self-expression and an energetic lifestyle.

For inquiries about Vivo, visit the Vivo website at www.vivo. com/ph or check out their Facebook (https://www. facebook.com/VivoPhil), Instagram (https://www. instagram.com/vivophil/), and Twitter (https:// twitter.com/vivo_phil) accounts

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community. “Hino is grateful for this opportunity to offer an eco-friendly yet innovative transport solution that further expands the Hino range of quality of trucks and buses. We will continue to offer quality trucks and buses that meet the different needs of Filipinos, investing in new technologies that do not harm the environment,” he said.

Hino has been engaged in the assembly and exclusive distribution of quality Hino trucks and buses in the Philippines for more than 40 years.

Known for providing Republic of the Philippines Supreme Court of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL 10TH Judicial Region BRANCH 44 Initao, Misamis Oriental

OFFICE OF THE PROVINCIAL SHERIFF 1ST NOTICE OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SALE EJF File No. D-2017-384 Upon extra-judicial petition for sale under Act 3135 filed by Rizal Microbank, a corporation organized and existing under Philipppine Laws with business address at GRC Building, Limketkai Drive, Barangay 35, Cagayan de Oro City, against PETER PAUL A. SALUMAG, Filipino citizen, with residence at #6502 Reyes Subdivision, Bugo, Cagayan de Oro, to satisfy the mortgage indebtedness which, as of November 30, 2017 amounts to FOUR MILLION SEVEN HUNDRED EIGHT THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED TWENTY-TWO & 28/100 (Php,708,522.28) PESOS, Philippine currency, plus the tipulated interest and penalty accruing thereafter, and attorney’s fees, the undersigned or her duly authorized deputy will sell at public auction on April 30, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. or soon thereafter at the main entrance of the office of the Regional Trial Court, Branch 44, Initao, Misamis Oriental to the highest bidder, for cash and in Philippine currency, the following property with all their improvements, to wit:

I. Transfer Certificate of Title No. 136-2016000892 A PARCEL OF LAND, Lot no. 2308-B, Psd-10-048213 portion of Lot 23083, Cad. 237, Cagayan Cadastre as surveyed for: ARTEMIO DALONDONAN, ET. AL. Land use: Tabacco, Location: Kibaghot, Laguindingan, Province of MIsamis Oriental Pls-48, Manticao, Public land Subdivision, in the Barrio of Aya-aya, Island of Mindanao containing an area of FIFTEEN THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY THREE (15,283), SQUARE METERS, more or less, and covered by TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. 136-2016000892.

Prospective buyers may investigate for themselves the title hereinabove- described and encumbrance thereon, if any there be.

In the event that the auction should not take place on the said date, it shall be held immediately on the next working day without further notice.

February 28, 2018 at Initao, Misamis Oriental, Philippines.

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IN THE PETITION FOR

MISCL.CASE NO. 2017-1466 CANCELLATION OF OLD DECREE AND REISSUANCE

Card Case No. 27 OF NEW DECREE Record No. 1592 Lot No. 12609 AYALA CORPORATION (Formerly Diamond Cement & Industrial Corporation

Applicant-Petitioner.

X------------------------------------------------------------- / ORDER Before this court is a verified Petition for Cancellation of Decree of No. 756576, Cadastral Case No. 27 (GLRO Cadastral Record No. 1592, covering Lot No. 12609 located in Municipality of Laguindingan, Misamis Oriental.

Finding the same to be sufficient in form and substance the same is set for INITIAL HEARING on April 30, 2018 at 8:30 o’clock in the morning at this court, sitting at the Hall of Justice, Initao, Misamis Oriental. Persons interested in this petition are required to answer and appear before this court on the aforesaid date and make known their opposition thereto.

The Administrator of the Land registration Authority is hereby directed at the expense of the applicant to cause the publication of the Notice of Initial Hearing in the Official Gazette and once in a newspaper of general circulation in the Province of Misamis Oriental.

Further, the applicant is hereby directed to furnish copy of the application and its annexes to the Solicitor General. Lastly, let copies of this Order be furnished to the concerned office of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) of this province.

(SGD.) JAY FRANCIS C. RATUNIL Sheriff VI

the manufacture and distribution of other automotive-related products and services in the Philippines.

Originally incorporated in March 1975 under the name Pilipinas Hino Inc. (PHI) before it changed its name to HMP in 2015, the company is a joint venture among Filipino investors, Hino Motors, Ltd., and the Marubeni Corporation of Japan.

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safe, durable and reliable vehicles, HMP meets the transport needs of businesses ranging from small and medium enterprises to big corporations.

Hino Motors Philippines Corporation (HMP) is primarily engaged in the exclusive assembly and distribution of quality Hino buses and trucks, distribution of genuine Hino spare parts, and

SO ORDERED. January 20, 2018, Initao, Misamis Oriental

CT: March 19, 2018

(SGD.) MARISSA P. ESTABAYA Presiding Judge

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of Love (2015) under her belt. from page 1 MTK is the first lead in Instagram! role for both M2 and Known as Roy to Akiko, as well as for friends (the same name the Snake Princess who of his character in MTK) manages to steal many of M2 started posting his the scenes in the movie hugot-themed memes with her superbly timed and quotes in Twitter entrances, often with but gained even more nary a word of dialogue. followers he started Abi niyog sayon? Sulayi posting videos of Inday galling!

Hugot, Dodong, and I was also happy Undo. For those who to see my ABS-CBN haven’t enjoyed them yet, contemporary Dante there be no spoilers here! Luzon in a supporting Google lang mga besh! role as MM’s Papa in Besides being a social the movie and noted he media phenom, Roy is hasn’t noted his touch, also an award winning being a veteran of many songwriter, with the radio and teleplays over VISPOP 2015 song “Sa the decades.

Imong Heart” and the We don’t have any more recent “Hahasula”. spoilers here so please go He was also involved in to SM CDO Downtown the musical Gugmang Premier Cinema 2 and Giatay. catch MTK while it’s on His constant partner its maiden run.

Snake Princess hails from Having first dibs at Bohol but teamed up with the gala premiere, I’m M2 in Cebu. happy to note the film The lady lead in MTK is technically sound, is played with passion with first rate ensemble and verve by Akiko acting from the cast, Solon, who first came cinematography, sound, to fore in the Bisaya editing and a consistently Entertainment Universe engaging story line from via ABS-CBN’s Star the all Bisaya production Power (2010) and has crew notably Direk several stints in Maalala Ruben Joseph Aquino, Mo Kaya (MMK) and Co-Direk Janice Perez, other Kapamilya TV screenwriters Jude series including Princess Gitamondoc and Therese and I (2012), Pasion de Villarente, and of course Amor (2015) and Bridges executive producers

Sunshine and Charles Lim, for spending a fortune to bring this gem to the screen.

In an exclusive interview by CDO Blogger VicMadz dated October 16, 2016, Snake Princess remarked how they could be actors once their followers reached 1-million. Karon, kay kapin naman sa usa ka milyon, actor na mo tanan! Saon na lang pag abot 2-M Snake?

My kudos to the entire case and crew, for making MTK a major showcase for the resurgence of Sine Bisaya, with its location shoots in many of Cebu’s famous and not so famous spots, technical excellence in production notably Marvene Rom Munda (photography), Antonio Carolos Uypuangco (production design), Insih Rafia Abubakar (wardrobe), Jessa Horca (hair-andmakeup) and Donald Villamero (casting).

But not to forget the singers and composers of the all Bisaya soundtrack which features original and contemporary Bisaya pop and rock songs, most of which were solely writer for the movie.

In fact, if I have any beefs, I thought there were many scenes in MTK which would

Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT 10TH Judicial Region BRANCH 26, Medina, Misamis Oriental -0IN THE MATTER OF ADOPTION OF JOSEPH SUICO, and CHANGE FC- SPL. PROC. NO. 012-M(2017) OF NAME FROM JOSEPH SUICO To FEL JOSEPH LADERA THE SPOUSES FELICISIMO B. LADERA, JR. AND RIZA R. ELLOREN-LADERA,

Petitioners, x--------------------------/ O R D E R ( on the Second Amended Petition ) This ORDER is issued because there was a par tial lapse in the compliance of the November 21, 2017 Order.

On November 21, 2017, the Cour t admitted petitioners SPOUSES FELICISIMO BELTRAN LADERA, JR. & RIZA R. ELLOREN-LADERA’s SECOND AMENDED JOINT PETITION FOR ADOPTION WITH CHANGE OF NAME to adopt minor JOSEPH SUICO, and if the petition is granted, to change his name from JOSEPH SUICO to FEL JOSEPH L ADERA. Since the Second time Amended Joint Petition for Adoption With Change of Name and its attachments are substantially sufficient in from and substance, the petition shall be heard on April 5, 2018 at 8:30 o’clock in the morning, at Regional Trail Cour t – Branch 26, Medina, Misamis Oriental.

At petitioners’ expense, let a copy of this Order ( on the Second Amended Petition) be published before the date of hearing at atleast once a week for 3 successive weeks in CAGAYAN DE ORO TIMES, a newspaper of general circulation in the province of Misamis Oriental.

Let a copy of this Order be furnished to the Solicitor General, the Provincial Prosecutor – Province of Misamis Oriental, the Depar tment of Social Welfare & Development- Field Of fice No. 10, through its Regional Director, and Spouses Felicisimo B. Ladera, & Riza E. Ladera.

ORDER Spl. Proc. No. 012- M(2017) SO ordered.

DONE in Chambers on February 2, 2018 at Medina, Misamis Oriental.

(SGD.) JUDY A. SIA- GALVEZ Pairing Judge MCLE Exempt #V-000789 10/27/15

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have been even better if the soundtrack was more pronounced (referencing Claude Lelouch’s A Man and A Woman with Francis Lai’s unforgettable tunes) and that forgotten Tom Hanks-Meg Ryan vehicle You Got Mail. But that’s just my opinion, and not a very learned one at that…

I am sure many Kagay-anons especially those who follow M2 and the Snake Princess on Vines and other social media would just love to see the movie. I can only hope that after its present run there would be other opportunities where the movie can be showcased, particularly in Bisaya speaking communities, if only to show to all and sundry that Sine Bisaya is back, and back with a vengeance. Mabuhay!

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the place is growing beyond expectation. It is a standout amongst the most dynamic territories in the nation. The location in Sto. Tomas is one of the many things that pulled us in. It is close to modern parks

and it has an astonishing perspective in 360 degrees", Nati added.

Miramonti is IDC's third project after Primavera Residences and Primavera City in Uptown Cagayan De Oro. The Miramonti project will be comprised of three towers and will be created in two stages.

The main stage shall be one pinnacle sitting on a platform structure across 2,057 sqm. It will offer 352 private units, 14 business units and 88 shopping units. Adding to these are the fitness center, swimming pool, and play are among other facilities. In the meantime, as indicated

by Nati, the organization has its own particular property administration accomplice, Damiani Property Management and Services, Inc. which will enable unit owners to earn revenue through unit rentals.

Miramonti will continue to live by its trademark green engineering and design and IDC's Italian architecture which has been recognized in both national and international scenes.

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IDC was awarded Best Mixed Use Development in the Philippines and garnered the distinction for being the First Completed Condominium Project in East Asia to be given an EDGE (Excellence in Design for Greater Efficiencies) by IFC World Bank.

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BFP equipment are undergoing modernization. Lauzon said this year alone about 214 firetrucks will be distributed nationwide including personal protective equipment for the fire officers.

Right now, he said northern Mindanao has a total 133 firetrucks. Ideally, the ratio of persons per firetruck is 14 persons but reality is only seven per firetruck. However, he said that the Bureau is undergoing modernization in terms of equipment and will be hiring additional personnel within the year.

BFP also assures that personnel are highly trained and undergo skills enhancement to address new challenges of fire protection and safety. PIA

Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL 10TH Judicial Region BRANCH 38 Cagayan de Oro City BDO UNIBANK, INC. (formerly EJF File Number 2018-428 BANCO DE ORO UNIVERSAL BANK), F o r :

Plaintiff, Extra-Judicial Foreclosure of

-versus- Real Estate Mortgage, etc.

SPOUSES CARLO M. PENALOSA ALMA V. PENALOSA, Defendants.

X------------------------------------------------------------- / SHERIFF’S NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE UPON EXTRA-JUDICIAL PETITION FOR SALE under Act 3135 as amended, filed by BDO UNIBANK, INC. (formerly BANCO DE ORO UNIVERSAL BANK),, with principal office address at BDO Corporate Center, 7899 Makati Avenue, Makati City, against SPOUSES CARLO M. PENALOSA and ALMA V. PENALOSA, residents of: 1) Block 16, Lot 10 Phase 2, Scions Subdivision, Canitoan, Cagayan de Oro City; 2) Zone 4, Agong, Canitoan, Cagayan de Oro City; and 3) Kuguita, Mambajao, Camiguin, to satisfy the mortgage indebtedness which as of October 2, 2017, amounts to One Million Three Hundred Seventy Eight Thousand One Hundred Thirty Nine Pesos & 41/100 (Php1,378,139.41), Philippine Currency, inclusive of interest, penalties and other charges plus all accruing interest, penalties and other charges from date of default until date of payment, excluding expenses of foreclosure, the undersigned Sheriff or his deputies will sell at public auction on APRIL 11, 2018 at 10:00 o’clock in the morning or soon thereafter at the Regional Trial Court, Branch 38, 2nd Floor, Hall of Justice, Goldridge Bldg., Masterson Avenue, Upper carmen, Cagayan de Oro City, the real property described herein-below, with all its improvements found thereon, viz:

“TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-167399 (Registered in the name of Carlo M. Penalosa married to Alma V. Penalosa)

Lot : 3917-E-3, Psd-10-041218 Portion of Lot : 3917-E, Psd-10-030384 As Surveyed For : Wilfreda P. Zarate Land Use : (Residential) Location : Canitoan, Cagayan de Oro City, Island of Mindanao Boundaries : SE., along line 1-2 by Lot 3917-E-2, Psd-10-041218 Area : 386 sq. mtrs., more or less.”

Prospective buyers/bidders may investigate for themselves the Title of the property above-mentioned and all encumbrances thereon, if any there be In the event that said auction sale on April 11, 2018 will be declared a holiday or nonworking day, the same will continue on the next morning day without need further notice, publication and posting.

Cagayan de Oro City, March 9, 2018.

(SGD.) REYNALDO L. SALCEDA Sheriff IV

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