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The Night Stalker:

Zamboanga Satti adds spice to Kagay-an’s Melting Pot

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rom its humble beginnings at the Havelano Square near Plaza Divisoria in the 1990s, Cagayan de Oro’s Culinary Adventure Trail has expanded in the past two and a half decades thanks to people from other places who’ve made this City of Golden Friendship their home.

One of those is Concon Ignacio, Maestra Kusinera of St. Ignatius Country Kitchen at Fernhill Street, Macasandig.

Hailing from Asia’s Latin City Zamboanga, this compoblanos of mine has been in Kagay-an (as the Lumad Kagay-anons would call their beloved city) for the past two decades and counting.

Starting as a caterer, Concon has gained a loyal clientle with government agencies and high end clients who don’t mind paying a premium for her delicious creations.

However, Concon and St. Ignatius Country Kitchen would most probably be best remembered in Cagayan de Oro as the prime

mover responsible for mainstreaming Zamboangueño (or as many insist Chabacano) and Tausug dishes into the Kagay-anon culinary lexicon.

For her latest foray, St. Ignatius Country Kitchen started offering Zamboanga Satti-AllYou-Can for only P99 per head with a free Coke Mismo.

As Marjorie Bulahan of Filipino Bloggers Worldwide describes it: Satti is the spicy dish popular among locals of Zamboanga. It is the food that perks up your morning. Satti is served with sticky rice uniquely satti/PAGE 11

Philippine Veterans Bank hold seminar for SMEs Story by MARK FRANCISCO

THE Philippine Veterans Bank (PVB) held last Saturday Empowering the SME – Personal Financial Planning for SMEs at Rosario Pavilion, Limketkai Center in Cagayan de Oro City.

Jesi Bondoc was the speaker in the half-day seminar. Bondoc is the director of My Wealth MD and Partners, Inc., an investment consultancy firm. He is a registered financial planner and certified investment solicitor.

He has more than ten

years experience in the financial services industry.

Bondoc writes in MoneySense Magazine and Business Mirror on topics covering personal finance and investments. He has conducted multiple personal finance and investment seminars to various companies and associations in the Philippines. He also appears regularly as a financial expert on ANC’s show On the Money.

Topics covered

include setting up financial goals, overcoming obstacles to financial sercurity, steps in creating effective financial goals, measuring your personal financial health, steps in preparing your personal cash flow statement, effective budgting and debt management, building your personal financial safety nets, how to compute for emergency fund, reasons why life and health insurances are Seminar/PAGE 11

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Australian doctors perform free cleft lip surgery

By MARK FRANCISCO

FIFTY-seven patients from as far sa Zamboanga Peninsula and neighboring cities and provinces of Cagayan de Oro benefitted the recently concluded Interplast Surgical Mission for cleft lip and palate by the Australian and New Zealand doctors at JR Borja General Hospital in cooperation with the Rotary Club of Cagayan

de Oro. Dr. Kevin Ho, Interplast team leader, said seeing the quality of staff and leadership of JR Borja General Hospital and their motivation to learn and to help people especially the less fortunate ones, encouraged the team to embark into a more challenging task - and that is the transferring of knowledge by training

the local surgeons and nurses of JR Borja Hospital to perform the operations.

The team, who performed the operations from September 12 to 21, was composed of two surgeons, one guest physician, two anesthesiologists and two nurses.

Now on its 18th year, the Put a Smile project was organized

by Interplast Australia, a not-for-profit

organization working to improve the quality of life for people with disability as a result of congenital or acquired medical conditions such as cleft lip palate or burn scar contractures. They do this by sending fully qualified Australian and New Zealand volunteer plastic and reconstructive surgeons, anesthetists and allied health professionals elsewhere in Asia Pacific to provide free surgical

treatment for patients who could otherwise not be able to afford access to such services.

Here in Cagayan de Oro, they’ve been hosted since 1998 by the Rotary Club of Cagayan de Oro. It is the Rotary Club of Cagayan de Oro which coordinates the entire program, helps the visitors identify and screen beneficiaries, provides security and inland transportation and their other needs.

The surgery for a patient usually takes an hour. Such operations cost around P100,000 here in the Philippines or A$20,000 in Australia but Interplast Australia conducts it for free in Cagayan de Oro City.

In 2013, Interplast Australia has dispatched 42 missions elsewhere in Asia Pacific – Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Myanmar, Laos, Nepal and other places in the Philippines.

Cebu Pacific takes delivery of first ATR 72-600 High Capacity aircraft The Philippines’ leading carrier, Cebu Pacific Air (PSE: CEB), yesterday took delivery of the very first ATR 72-600 High Capacity aircraft at an event in Toulouse, France. The delivery is the first of a US$673-million order of 16 aircraft that was placed at the 2015 Paris

Airshow, which also includes an option to acquire additional ten more planes.

The new ATR 72-600 which will be operated

by Cebgo, the wholly owned subsidiary of CEB, features advanced avionics, enhanced performance in hot and high environments and

increased cabin space along with additional seating capacity. The additional seating capacity will help further lower unit seat costs enabling CEB to pass on the benefits through lower fares to its customers.

CEB will progressively replace its current fleet

of eight ATR 72-500s – which are configured with 72 seats – with the fleet of 16 new ATR 72-600s, with 78 seats.

Deliveries of the ATR 72-600s will run until 2020. The airline is modernizing its fleet with the most popular regional aircraft to substantially expand

Cebu Pacific Air ordered 16 ATR72 -600 from ATR, the European Turboprop aircraft manufacturer. The deal includes options to acquire 10 more of the same. ATR

its route network and frequencies across the archipelago and continue to support the growing Philippine economy. In a particularly competitive environment, the new high capacity ATR72600s will help the airline reduce its fleet’s fuel consumption and cost per seat while answering the growing demand for inter-island connectivity.

Commenting on this major delivery, Lance Gokongwei, President and CEO of Cebu Pacific Air declared: “We are honored to be the launch operator of the largestcapacity configuration of the ATR 72-600. These aircraft will enable us to provide the most modern standards of comfort and even more competitive fares to our guests, while expanding our inter-

island network. The opening of new routes and destinations will help strengthen links between local communities and encourage more business and tourism opportunities. The Required Navigation PerformanceAuthorization Required (RNP AR) and Vertical Navigation (VNAV) capability of our new ATR 72-600 fleet will further increase airfield access, benefiting the economies of remote provinces, as well as facilitating more efficient air traffic management.”

Patrick de Castelbajac, Chief Executive Officer of ATR, commented: “The ATR 72-600 is particularly successful in South East Asia as it offers the optimal answer aircraft/PAGE 11

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XU BSBA studes ready for feasibility study

By MARK FRANCISCO

AROUND 70 Business Administration students from Xavier University are almost ready to showcase their feasibility study products and service for the next three semesters.

This, after the students were able to successfully complete Mrkmn 3 or Product Development.

Divided into 55 groups, the students from five sections all under the tutelage of instructor Tracy June Dy proudly presented their proposed products and services at the SBM Lobby last Wednesday afternoon. Of course, all these proposed products and services were pre-approved by Dy. And boy what a

lineup it would be next semester. There’s gonna be a homemade ice cream made of cucumber. There will also be an all-veggie burger. And there will be choco cake with bits of squash in it. Ain’t that exciting?

According to Dy, students were turned into instant chefs since they must propose unique and new products that could compete in the mainstream market.

“Since they are taking up this course because they’re aiming to become entrepreneurs, then we are really molding them into one. So I usually ditch proposals which are common enough. The students must be very

innovative,” Dy said.

It’s a tall order yet the students are quite enjoying it based on the beaming faces during their Mrkmn 3 culmination.

Yet it will be a long way to go. From Mrkmn 3, they will now enter the feasibility stage next semester. Each proposal will be thoroughly scrutinized before the students will be given the go-ahead to implement their respective projects for the next two semesters after that.

Then graduation beacons. By then, the BSBA students of Xavier University are ready to become full-fledged entrepeneurs.

Diyandi Festival sa Iligan: A thanksgiving celebration

By Lorry V. Gabule, pia

ILIGAN CITY—The month of September is the holding of crowdfascinating socio-cultural activities, sports competitions and special events in parallel with Iligan tripeople’s distinctive devotion to the city’s patron saint, St. Michael the Archangel.

Folk-lore depicts St. Michael as the protector of peace. People believed that Iligan remains untouched and

safe from rebel attacks because of the miracles of St. Michael. The story of his installation as patron saint of Iligan continues to inspire and endear him to each and every Iliganon.

Thus, his feast every 29th of September, is a grand celebration in Iligan and has transformed into a month-long festival, the “Diyandi Festival sa Iligan.”

It was in 2005 when the city

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The ritual depicts the courtship between a Maranao male and Higaonon female, and culminating into an offering symbolic of their union and bountiful harvest to St. Michael the Archangel.

Also, the ritual aptly describes the peaceful co-existence of Iligan’s tripeople – Maranaos, Higaonons and Christians.

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established ‘Diyandi Festival’ as its tourism identity or festival brand name.

The term Diyandi is an Iliganon word that connotes merriment or celebration.

Further, Diyandi is a ritual performed by an all-female group outside the Cathedral during the “Pagpakanaug,” before every novena and before the start of the Komedya, or Comedia de San Miguel, a folk stage play depicting the celestial battle.

“Who was woe? Who has sorrow? Who has contentions? Who has complaints? Who has wounds without cause?

Who has redness of eyes? Those who linger long on the wine, those who go in search of mixed wines? Do not look at the wine when it is red, when it sparkles in the cup, when it swirls around smoothly; at the last it bites like a serpent, and stings like a viper. Your eyes will see strange things, and your heart will utter perverse words. Yes, you will be like one who lies down in he mist o the sea, or like one, who lies on top of the mast, saying: ‘They have struck me, but I wasn’t hurt; they have beaten me, but I didn’t feel it. When I shall awake, that I may seek another drink!’”

(Proverbs 23:29-35).

When I recopied this part from my bible I got the idea to write about this topic. The writer of these proverbs expressed very well the

effect of alcohol.

Alcohol is, as we all know, a depressant.

It slows down the function of all the body’s parts. Vital functions can be slowed down to the point of death. Under its influence people choke to death at family picnics, drown at the beach, fall asleep while driving a car, hurt and even kill other people.

The devil alcohol creates a feeling of freedom without worries and euphoria.

Our feelings are really free flowing, everyday worries are replaced with a carefree spirit.

Wow, I really feel on top of the world today... .

I joined the circle of many other fellows around, more or less regular social drinking, and/or habitual drinking with meals (beer or wine!). When I stayed in France, I couldn’t believe that for many Frenchmen a breakfast consists

of bread (baguette), cheese, coffee - and red wine! Anyway, for many of us, social drinking also means occasional drinks to relieve stress or boredom.

Once, we reach the addictive stage we are already in danger.

Gulping drinks and secret drinking daily to relieve stress makes one lose control, and being unable to stop drinking creates drinking habits, Danger is with us, if we lose control over when, where and how much we drink. The memory blackouts don’t let us remember any more, where we had been or how we get home. We loose our self-respect and the performance of our work is seriously affected. Loss of interest in everything (except in drinking) means loss of jobs, conflicts with the law, mental deterioration, and even death. The sad consequences should let us tremble with fear.

H ave M y Say

Klaus Doring

A few people who decide to stop drinking find it easy.

Having made the decision, they simply never drink again.

And honestly, every time I enjoy a drink in really acceptable measurements I am trying to ask myself, if I could stop drinking right now. And I am pretty sure, the answer is YES. That’s how I quit smoking almost 30 years ago... . +++ Email: doringklaus@ gmail.com or follow me in Facebook or Twitter or visit www.germanexpatinthephilippines. blogspot.com or www. klausdoringsclassicalmusic.blogspot.com .

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Department of Tourism 10 Celebrates National Tourism Week 2016

By Joe P. Palabao Tourism Feature Writer

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ith the theme : “Tourism for All-Promoting Universal Accessibility”, the Department of Tourism X under active leadership of Tourism Czar Regional DirectorCatalino ‘Butch’ E. Chan III celebrates the National Tourism Week Celebration 2016 at SM City Cagayan de Oro to commence at 3:00 o’clock today.

The National Week Tourism Week 2016 is a fitting celebration as the Department of Tourism highlights the importance of accessibility to the destinations and community’s participation to the various tourism endeavors of the

stakeholders and to the tourism industry as well. The event will be attended and participated in by various academic partners, tourism stakeholders and tourism related establishments that carry various products and services relative to the industry.

This year’s celebration, it is their mandate to promote and showcase emerging destinations as they will feature the beautiful Mr.

Malindang Range of the Province of Misamis Occidental, the bounty of the Municipality of Lala and its beautiful tourist destinations, Seven Seas, Camigiun Tourism Association, the Gardens Malasag Eco-Tourism Village and the emerging tourist destination of the Municipality of Manolo Fortich-Bukidnon.

Grand Opening Day –September 23, 2016 will be participated in by the travel club of Liceo de Cagayan

University with beautiful and mesmerizing numbers prepared by the Department of Tourism X. On the second day – September 24, 2016-Cagayan de Oro College (COC) Phinma Educational Network will showcase their best tourism presentation to impress the audience, the domestic and local tourists attending and watching the event. On the last day-September 25, 2016, the travel club of Vineyard and

If you have been an organizer of sports events that have attracted tourists to your city, your local

government unit can qualify for some prestigious and exciting awards this November.

The first edition of the Philippines Sports Tourism Awards is now open for nominations for

ten categories of awards, ranging from sports tourism destination of the year to sports tourism event

been a media-partner of the Department of Tourism X for the last seven (7) years covering all the tourism events of the Region. Year 2014, a prestigious tourism title and accolade was given to Director Chan as the Tourism Czar of Region X as he brought Northern Mindanao to the international Tourism Scene to London, to the BIMP EAGA growth area of which he was Chair of Promotion the famous annual Pasundayag to different parts of International Polytechnic country and other parts of world.

College will present On the last day of the the school’s tourism Celebration – September activities of their club.

25, 2016 is the Finale Business Week which is the Search Mindanao and for DOT X Singing Mindanao Daily News Ambassador 2016. This as co-presenter of the is the most awaited prestigious annual celebration will showcase annual search wherein home grown talents from the different features of the different provinces, tourist destinations and cities and municipalities festivals of the Region will be discovered and in collage and paintings be singing ambassadors by realist artist Tenny of the Region to the Torres of Mindanao.

National Tourism Business Week and Industry.

Mindanao Daily have

First ever sports tourism awards of the year. Most awards will honor both the private sector and government units separately.

Selrahco Management, the outfit that has been conducting the Sports Tourism Forum in the Philippines since 2005 will present these awards in collaboration with the Department of Tourism, the Philippines Sports Commission and the Philippine Tourism Promotion Board on November 17, 2016 at the Newport Theater, Resorts World Manila.

Only sports events that were held or staged in 2015

will be qualified and eligible for nomination which is free.

The awards to be presented are Destination of the year, Organizer of the Year - Private, Organizer of the Year - Government, Domestic Event of the Year, International Event of the Year, Association of the Year, Destination Marketing of the Year, Event Sponsorship of the Year, and Charity Event of the Year.

Nominations close at 12 noon on October 21, 2016 (Friday). Please contact Ms. Ella Ayangco at 0922 859 6363 or email selrahcopr@ gmail.com.

Mayor Oscar S. Moreno with Pueblo de Oro Development Corporation staff led by its President, Rhoel Alberto B. Nolido (far right) and VP-General Manager Chrysler B. Acebu (fourth from left) during the launch of its latest innovative project, The Enclave at Pueblo Golf, last July 29 at N Hotel. Also in photo are (left-right) Pueblo de Oro managers Mierro Castrillo, Mequesa Marie Chan, and Val Sta. Ana. The Enclave is a new and unique development for those who seek the finer things in life. The 2.2-hectare project is a low-density neighborhood securely located within the Golf Estates and part of the Pueblo de Oro Township in Uptown Cagayan de Oro. This exclusive community is comprised of only 40 townhouse units and nine ridge lots, perfect for people who value privacy and security.

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Sikat ka Higala

By SHERYL MACALE

When I came back from New York I had made a deal with God to serve him and give help to those that needed it and share what I have to clothe, to feed and to give the right to freedom and hope. I was walking on the streets and find so many homeless people, hungry and helpless.

I talked to them and ask them about their story and they all have a story to tell.

The charity that I do now is an inspiration all in the commitment that I have with God and I am willing to serve Him by serving the poor. I have been almost in a 3 year old charity now, with my organization called Hope for the Deprived organization, every Christmas the project is called Give a Gift project. I go to public hospitals by the pedia ward I visit sick kids and basically cheer them up with prayers, toys, books, diapers and milk and just about anything. Last year The Rock Church Ministries of New york has donated 3 boxes of assorted gifts for the children. You cannot imagine how I felt seeing the happiness from their eyes. The parents were so grateful that atleast at one time the pain and worry went away for awhile. The Tahanan ng Kabataan and Boystown has a very good place in my heart I have been helping this kids for quite some time. I receive an invitation from a good friend of mine Alain Pacatan to join the Rotary Club from the west. This club is an internatonal club existed since the 1905 Paul

Harris the founder has stated that whatever the Rotary may mean to the world it will be known by the result it achieves. With a pure humanitarian cause.

With a 4 way test of the way we think, say or do. I was totally convinced to joined them when I was recieved warmly by the members.

All caliber members with a highclass position in the society. A composition of very humble people with a humble heart. It is family I fit perfectly in very cozy.

It has fun and enthusiasm to it. Recently they have put a new project called the Skyhydrant Project.

It is a water filtration unit developed by SkyJuice Foundation of Australia, it will convert raw water, source from springs into portable and safe drinking water. The first recipient awarded to is Bayanga,

a little distant from the City proper of Cagayan.It has a population of 2,768 and about 990 household who will benefit from this project and sooner it will become a income generating to the barangay

to be able to sustain and maintain the facility. I was able to witness and was very proud for the turn over of the project to the residenst. I have spoken to the barangay Chairman and he was very pleased that

finally they have safe water to share to the families.

They are vey grateful that Balay Mindanaw has chosen them as the recipient and one more for Dansolihon soon and 200 other Shyhydrants will aslo be

given to worthy recipients.

To fight and not to heed its wounds, to toil and not seek rest, to labor and not to ask for reward save that doing the will of God. It is a complete commitment that serving others is knowing your purpose I would like to congratulate the Rotary Club West and its members to our President Erna Maagad to Franco Catajoy the project chair and that we set an example that our worth is what good we have given to the world and that we have given hope because the only constant in this world is change. Recently I have just been inducted and now I am full pledge Rotarian of Club West. I will also will do my part and my obligation to the club to fulfilll my duties to implement the by laws and my allegiance.May we all continue to bless others by the lives we live. To the Rotary Club West Sikat Tayo Mga Higala.

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Digital Leaders Drive Stronger Financial Performance and Employee Engagement Through Strategy, Speed and Inclusiveness

By Mike Baños

The Maya Pula should be restored as the Pilipino national bird.

Symbols such as these are important, because they represent the heart and soul that drive a nation and its people.

Thus, when Fidel Ramos decreed that henceforth, the Philippine Eagle should be the Filipino national bird instead of the lowly Maya Pula, many Filipinos were heartened.

Already suffering from a depressed national psyche as the derided The Sick Man of Asia in a sea of roaring Economic Tigers, the Haring Ibon’s appointment was a timely boost to the Pinoy's bruised national garbo.

Here, at last, was a symbol every Filipino could be proud of--Pithecopaga jefferyi, last survivor of the fierce raptors of the Dinosaur era, with the second-longest wingspan among the world 's great eagles.

Yet, the highf lying Haribon is also symbolic of many things which are not right with our country.

It is a solitary patrician, soaring among the lofty mountains where it is rarely seen, beyond the reach of ordinary mortals like you and I. Unlike the small and plebian Maya Pula, it is big, white and proud. Like the multinationals and oligarchs who continue to hold the masses in their grasping claws.

In contrast, the black and red Lonchura atricapilla jagori lives close to the ground, humbly sharing its abode with

the small and sundry.

The Haribon has a lavish, luxurious lifestyle. It is a predator high in the food chain, preying on lesser animals below it on the social totem pole, and needing an inordinate amount of forest to survive.

Compare that to the frugal Maya Pula, contentedly subsisting on the crumbs that eagles and kings casually brush off tables of conspicuous consumption, generously sharing in its poverty the little it has with the members of its f lock.

Unlike the Haribon who would die without his forests, the Maya Pala is equally at home in the boondocks and the city, gracefully co-existing in the buildings and rice fields which men build, on what were once its home and playground.

The Filipino is neither proud nor patrician. He doesn't need either mansion, car or mistress beyond his simple needs to be happy.

He is humble.

He is frugal. He is generous. He is a survivor.

And it is in being small, dark, and humble that he is strong.

We are not Haribon.

We are Pinoy.

And the Pinoy is a Maya.

As the good book says in the Gospel according to St. Mark, chapter ten, verse 31: But many that are first shall be last, and the last first.

Let’s put the Maya Pula back into the Pinoy’s heart and soul, where it rightly belongs.

Only one in five business executives is a Digital Leader*, a new study conducted

by Oxford Economics and sponsored by SAP SE (NYSE: SAP) shows. A new class of leaders is emerging that embraces a digital mind-set and reports stronger business outcomes as a result.

The Leaders 2020 study is based on survey results from more than 4,000 executives and employees in 21 countries. The research identifies the characteristics of organizations that are succeeding in the digital economy.

The majority of organizations could benefit from adopting the digital leadership practices identified in the research.

Here’s why it pays to be a Digital Leader: Stronger financial performance: Seventy-six percent of executives characterized in the study as Digital Leaders report strong revenue and profit growth, compared to 55 percent of all other executives surveyed.

Satisfied and engaged employees: Digital Leaders have employees who are more likely to be

satisfied (87 percent) at their work, compared to 63 percent of all other respondents.

An inclusive culture and strong leadership pipeline: Digital Leaders have employees who are more likely to stay in the job even if given the chance to leave, 21 percentage points higher than all other respondents.

“It’s clear that a different kind of leadership is required to succeed in the digital economy,” said Mike Ettling, president of SAP SuccessFactors**.

“People, particularly millennials and the generations behind them, expect more inclusive and social leaders, more diversity at the leadership level, and less hierarchy.

Technology plays a role in giving us, as leaders, access to insights needed to make

decisions quickly, and to attract and develop the next set of leaders.”

According to the study, today’s Digital Leaders: Simplify decision making: Four out of five (80 percent) Digital Leaders make decisions that are data-driven, and nearly two out of three (63 percent) report that their organizations are capable of making decisions in real time, compared to only 55 percent and 46 percent respectively of others surveyed. Digital Leaders are more likely to be transparent and to distribute decision making throughout the organization.

Prioritize diversity and inclusion: Organizations leading in the digital economy are more likely to see more diversity in the workforce at midlevel management, and have a higher proportion

of female employees than other companies.

These companies are also more likely to have diversity programs (46 percent versus 38 percent of all companies), recognize diversity’s positive impact on culture (66 percent versus 37 percent) and equate increased diversity to financial performance (37 percent versus 29 percent).

Despite some organizations outperforming their peers in this category, the study found room for improvement among all levels of leadership. Only 39 percent of employees believed their company has effective diversity programs in place, while less than half (49 percent) of executives believe that leadership recognizes the importance of diversity, and has taken steps to develop it.

IT'S THEIR TURN TO SHINE. Cagayan de Oro-based models take a break and allow their mothers to do catwalk duties for them in this bit of twist last Sunday at Limketkai Center in Cagayan de Oro City featuring designer Cel Magsalay's collection. PHOTO BY MARK FRANCISCO

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NGCP exceeds performance targets for 7th straight year

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ystem operator, NGCP, reports a sustained improvement in its performance for the seventh straight year, after exceeding performance targets set by the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC).

NGCP’s FOT registered significant improvements in all major island grids in the country.

"Frequency of Tripping (FOT) is a key performance indicator which measures the number of times the highvoltage transmission lines tripped or experienced forced outages for every 100 circuit kilometers (ckm)" explained Elizabeth Ladaga, NGCP Northern Mindanao regional communications and public affairs officer.

"It’s one of the parameters being used to measure performance."

In Luzon grid, FOT decreased by 73% in the

last seven years (from 4.265 in 2009 to 1.1380 in 2016); Visayas grid by 86% over the same period (from 3.6260 to 0.5168); and the Mindanao grid by 67% from 2.6200 to 0.8600.

Several system upgrades and facility expansions were implemented to improve System Availability (SA) ratings, which are recorded at 99.5702% for Luzon grid, 99.8013% for Visayas grid, and 99.7320% for Mindanao grid, respectively, in 2016.

Luzon grid’s rating this year is higher compared 99.4125% in 2015. The other grids maintained the same ratings posted last year. SA ratings, as a performance indicator, measures the percentage of the entire transmission system available or operating normally during a given period.

The Congestion Availability Indicator (ConA), which

measures the congestion experienced by lines identified as critical and whose loss would severely impact Wholesale Electricity Spot Market (WESM) operations, reached a positive rating of 99.7209% this year from 99.5830% in 2015.

All three grids also reported an almost 100% compliance with voltage and frequency limits.

These limits are measured by the percentage of time during a given period that the system frequency or voltage is within the allowable limits.

The Luzon grid, particularly, reported 100% Frequency Limit Compliance (FLC) or no frequency violations for the 2015-2016 evaluation period. Visayas grid improved its FLC from 99.8603% last year to 99.8869% this year.

Mindanao grid remains stable, with FLC posted at 99.9934% in 2015 and 99.9739% this year.

Meanwhile,

NGCP exceeded performance targets despite bombings of its transmission towers in MIndanao. (Photo courtesy of Alvin Elchico)

the Voltage Limit Compliance (VLC) of all 3 grids retained its 99% rating in 2015, with the Luzon grid at 99.94%, the Visayas grid at 99.96%, and the Mindanao grid at 99.99% for 2016.

For frequency, the allowable range is 60 ± 0.3 Hertz (Hz) or 59.7 Hz to 60.3 Hz. Voltage variances are mandated not to exceed ± 5% of the nominal voltage (500kV, 230kV, or 138Kv) per facility particularly during the peak load hours. This means that at peak load hours, a 500kV line should maintain a voltage of 475kV to 525kV, and so on. For Luzon, the highest peak is registered at 2pm. In the Visayas and Mindanao grids, the highest peak registered is at 7pm.

“NGCP is pleased to NGCP maintained its performance in Mindanao despite trees deliberately planted report that from 2009 in the ROW line of tranmission towers in District 3.

to the present, it has consistently complied with, if not exceeded, the performance targets set upon by ERC. This is a tangible result of the continuous upgrade, expansion, and reinforcement of our facilities. Many technical changes have been implemented to systematically improve operations to build a stronger power grid.

Improvements on corporate governance also resulted in more efficient and streamlined operational practices. Our customers can expect that NGCP will continue to look for opportunities to maintain or even surpass its yearly performance, and push further its level of excellence, to provide better services to customers,” NGCP said in a statement.

NGCP is a privately owned corporation in charge of operating, maintaining, and developing the country’s power grid. It transmits high-voltage electricity through “power superhighways” that include the interconnected system of transmission lines, towers, substations, and related assets.

The consortium, which holds the 25-year concession contract to operate the country's power transmission network, is comprised of Monte Oro Grid Resources Corp. led by Henry Sy, Jr., Calaca High Power Corporation led by Robert Coyiuto, Jr., and the State Grid Corporation of China (SGCC) as technical partner.

Filinvest to build P500-M school for Mindanao THE Andrew Gotianun Foundation, Inc. (AGFI) has inked a Memorandum of Understanding with a pledge of Php500 million to the Educational Research and Development Assistance (ERDA) Foundation and Xavier University to put up a TechnicalVocational High School for scholars at the PHIVIDEC Industrial Estate in Villanueva, Misamis Oriental.

The school, which will be called Andrew

L. Gotianun, Sr. Center for Integrated Technologies, Xavier University, is envisioned to produce graduates who are world-ready, with international standard competencies, and spiritual and social commitment.

AGFI shall finance the construction of the school buildings, workshops, and dormitories, as well as the provision of furniture and other equipment,

IT, Tech-Voc machinery and transport vehicles.

The Foundation also commits to partly finance the annual operating costs of the senior high school for the first five years of operations so all its students can attend as full, livein scholars.

Dedicated to the memory of Filinvest Founder Andrew L. Gotianun, Sr., the school represents his advocacy for education and his commitment to the progress of Mindanao.

SEATED(L-R): Fr. Aristotle C. Dy, SJ, Ph.D., President - ERDA Tech Foundation, Inc.; Jonathan T. Gotianun, Chairman - Filinvest Development Corporation (FDC); Mercedes T. Gotianun, Chairman Emeritus - FDC; Fr. Roberto C. Yap, SJ, President - Xavier University, Ateneo de Cagayan, CDO; Atty. Efren C. Gutierrez, President - Andrew Gotianun Foundation, Inc. (AGFI); Isidro A. Sobrecary, Member, Board of Trustees - Xavier University.

STANDING (L-R): David C. Gotianun, Senior Architect - FDC Hotels Corporation; Andrew T. Gotianun, Jr., Director - FDC; Joseph M. Yap, President - Filinvest Cyberparks, Inc.; Josephine Gotianun-Yap, President and CEO - FDC; Joseph Patrick M. Yap, Special Projects Officer - EastWest Banking Corporation; Francis C. Gotianun, Vice President - FDC Hotels Corporation; Atty. Cornelio Gison, Member, Board of Trustees - AGFI; Jose Sandejas, Member, Board of Trustees - AGFI; Crisanta Legaspi, Executive Director - AGFI; Dr. Gilda Brito, Director - Xavier University Center for Integrated Technologies.

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Boy Zugba now open at Centrio C

By the Night Stalker

agayan de Oro’s resident Kusina Bisaya is now open at the 3rd f loor of Centrio Mall, just around the corner from Robinson’s Department Store entrance to Centrio Garden.

“There is a demand from people who frequent the malls,” said Henrik Yu (Doy to friends) when asked why open another store barely half a kilometer from the first store and along the same Corrales Avenue. “It serves a different market.”

Mind you, the original resto is not small, but it’s often full to overf lowing and it’s a tad difficult these days (to say the least) to get a parking space around that area. Centrio Mall at least offers much more parking space though that’s shared by all 200 plus stores of the mall.

So is there anything new to look forward to at Boy Zugba Centrio?”

“We have new dishes in our menu like Buko Pancit (!), Oh-MyBacon, Oppa Gambas Style, and Kasag na

Honored Guests from the Tan and Go families

An original Kagay-anon street food stylized as Kiping dala Atik

Salaag,” says Doy, continuing the tradition of catchy names masterminded by Doy himself which has become a trademark of their restaurants which includes Bigby’s Café and Restaurant, Missy Bon Bon Breadshop Restaurant, and MBB Frozen Factory.

As graduates of the pioneer class of the Center for Culinary Arts (CCA) in Manila, Doy, his wife Anne and partner Cathy Genabe introduced the first truly intercontinental menu to Cagayan de Oro when they founded Bigby’s Café in 1998.

Bigby’s global cuisine and fine/fastcasual dining format revolutionized the Kagay-anons dining habits and now ranks #5 in Trip Advisor which has awarded it a “Certificate of Excellence” with 8 branches in the Visayas and Mindanao.

Another groundbreaking establishment followed in 2000 with the advent of Missy

Boy Zugba Centrio is just around the corner of Robinson’s Department Store at the 3rd floor of Centrio Mall

Bon Bon Breadshop Restaurant, serving gelato, pastries, sandwiches and pasta at Limketkai Center, now ranked #1 among Desserts in Cagayan de Oro by Trip Advisor.

As if two gamechanging restaurants weren’t enough for a lifetime, the partners have put their collective wisdom together to come up with yet

Dancing food servers liven up the blessing of the new branch

another winner in Boy Zugba in 2015.

In addition to the new menu items, Kusina Bisaya aficionados will be happy to find the same menu and prices at the new Boy Zugba Centrio such as Bandihadong Karne (a sampler of their best selling Pork barbecue, Cheezy Chorizo and Liempo); the classic Kagay-anon

Sinuglaw de Cagayan (rated the best ever in CDO by a Trip Advisor Reviewer), Chicken Inasal, Lechon Kawali Gi Ulanan sa Sili ug Tanglad, Manok Lauya, Presko nga Lumpia Ubod, and not the least, an all-time Kagay-anon street food fave stylized as Kiping dala Atik!

For reservations, please call 880-5555.

Now na!

Personalized service on the sit down buffet recalls the Chinese lauriat

GO BIG ON STYLE WITH PARISIAN PLUS

The Parisian Plus collection shows how style can come in all sizes

Shopping for shoes can be a great adventure in itself, especially if one is challenged by size. In the past, women with larger feet would have to contend with not so interesting selections, never being ontrend with their footwear, or worse, having to squeeze their feet into the largest style available.

Fortunately, times have changed and larger shoe sizes have become more available in exciting designs.

The good news is that SM’s Parisian Plus carries both

trendy yet comfy designs in sizes 9.512.

Style indeed comes in all sizes. There are gladiator and ballet flats for casual wear, as well as low-heeled pumps and block heels for dressier days. Colors also range from the classic ones to trendier hues of rust and navy.

Here, Parisian Plus shares with us some shoe shopping tips for walking in style.

Wear heels: Heels elongate the legs making the feet appear smaller.

Gladiators and

caged styles cut the feet giving these a smaller illusion.

Block or chunky heels give added support and balance.

Stock up on black or darker hues.

Parisian Plus is exclusively available at The SM Store in SM City Cagayan de Oro at all SM Stores nationwide.

Get connected with Parisian Plus through Parisian Shoes and Bags on Facebook and @ SMParisian and @ SMShoesandBags on Twitter and Instagram. #SMParisianPlus

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depicted by two actors of each Diyandi contingents; the archangel clashing his sword with the demon’s fork until St. Michael steps over his defeated enemy.

What’s interesting is that even though St. Michael is a figure known mostly to Christians, but Muslim brothers also honor him.

The Diyandi Festival 2016 Opening Salvo on September 1 was celebrated with a mass at the Cathedral, followed by a program held in front of the Cathedral, with city officials, the public, and visitors alike, emanating the essence of the month-long celebration.

While City Mayor Celso Regencia in his message has assured that peace and order is a priority of the celebration. Law elements from the government forces, volunteers are in placed to secure strategic areas where events are held.

City Councilor Sorilie Bacsarpa, over-all chairman, Diyandi Festival

2016, City Fiesta Executive Management Board, who is also the committee chairperson on Tourism of the Sangguniang Panglungsod, bared highlights of activities lined up for the month.

She acknowledged the presence of balikbayans who come home, residents, devotees and tourists alike to witness the celebration in honor of the city’s Patron Saint, and enjoy the festive aura this September.

‘Viva Senor San Miguel’ echoes the chants of the Iliganons and the crowd, usually heard as speakers start and end their messages, in any event conducted, praising the patron as the protector.

Highlighting the month’s activities include the Pagkanaug ni Senior San Minguel from its pedestal on September 20 and placed in a decorated four-wheeled vehicle for the procession; Tartanilla Lighting Contest on September 21 beside Dunkin Donut, Quezon Avenue; Fiesta sa Lechon de Iligan on September 22, Anahaw amphitheater, city hall; Sayaw Saulog 2016 (morning) at

Anahaw amphitheater and Search for Miss Iligan 2016 (evening) at the Mindanao State University (MSU-IIT) gym on September 27, city hall; Parada de San Miguel (around the city) on September 28; Silent Drill on September 28 at Anahaw amphitheater; and Procession ni Senor San Miguel on September 29-City Fiesta, around the city.

Iligan City also joins the celebration of the National Tourism Week, from September 20-26, 2016.

For this, the City Tourism Office will be depicting the Durian and Madang Fiesta at the Bahay Salakot, Tourism Office.

Other activities include sports— basketball, badminton, football, volleyball, golf, table tennis, skateboarding, among others; musical festival; musical play; skills Olympic; Lipatlipat of CASSalida BLACK BOX Theater; Drum and Lyre competition on September 24, Anahaw amphitheater; Tipoktipok sa Kababayenan ug Kabatan-onan Diyandi Celebrationdisplay of women’s products on September

24, Rotunda fronting Iligan City Medical Center (IMCC); Fun Run; chess tourney; BSP Boy Scouts Fancy Drill; and Agri Aqua Fair.

The 1st ‘Iliganon Kini’ Secondary Schools Quiz Show is an ALLABOUT Iligan Quiz Show on September 20 conducted at IDS multipurpose hall, MSU-IIT. It aims to catalyze a sense of love and loyalty to Iligan City through a deeper understanding and knowledge of its people, its history and tradition, its potentials and resources, not only by the student participants themselves, but the general population as a whole.

Iligan City caps its festival on October 3 where the Patron Saint is returned to its pedestal in the Cathedral.

There will be a procession joined

by Eskrima Pana-ad Lumad Kaliwat Iliganon and the original Diyandi dance group to perform the ritual.

Catching the eyes of the commuters are the dancing boy scout and traffic enforcer in the streets of Iligan which started last September 1 until October 3. (LVG/ PIA-10 LDN)

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Satti...

these are made at least two days in advance. from page 1 There are different varieties of Satti de cooked in a woven Zamboanga and in fact, coconut leaf (puso) and there’s also another eatsticks of grilled beef and all-you can joint along chicken meat swimming Corrales Avenue which in the thick, spicy and leans more towards the hot sauce.

Malaysian variety. Then, Like all hard-core there’s the Jolo/Tausug satti aficionados of Zamboanga, she concurs version with the green it is the sauce that makes sauce. Those interested can view how it’s made all the difference giving from Tausug Online it the special taste. at this URL: https:// “The unique www.youtube.com/ flavor of this food watch?v=u5G0wU6lQcY, is what makes many However, you have Chavacanos (people of to know how to Zamboanga) miss their speak Tausug since home. Mornings in it’s described in that Zamboanga for many language. (cat’s grin) joggers, students and Concon said she office workers begin could immediately tell at a satti house. It has if it is a Zamboangueño become the comfort or someone from food for many because somewhere else from the of its rich texture and way they eat their satti. spicy flavor that gives a “A Zamboangueño calming sensation. This is one food that can make would ask for more sauce since people back home your heart beat faster really like slurping the and sweat glands get to hot sauce while diners work.”

That’s why St. Ignatius from other places are more into eating the Country Kitchen offers barbecue with rice Satti-All-You-Can only soaked in satti sauce.” from 5AM to 10AM Owing to the Mondays to Saturdays. hot reception by This sked also enables compoblanos and KagayConcon to continue anons alike to her version serving her catering clients. However, she also of Satti de Zamboanga, St. Ignatius Country accepts orders provided Republic of the Philippines SUPREME COURT REGIONAL TRIAL COURT OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL 10th Judicial Region Branch 39 Cagayan de Oro City ORO SOLID HARDWARE, INC. Plaintiff,

CIVIL CASE NO. R-2013-106

-versus- for: LUDIVINA B. FUENTES and/or ANGEL & SAM CONSTRUCTION, Defendants. x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x

COLLECTION OF SUM OF MONEY

NOTICE OF SALE ON EXECUTION OF REAL PROPERTY WHEREAS, by virtue of the Writ of Execution issued by the Honorable MARITES FILOMENA B. RANA-BERNALES, Judge of this Court, for the recovery of the sum in the amount of Three Million Nine Hundred Five Thousand Three Hundred Seventy Five Pesos (P3,905,375.00) as defendant’s outstanding obligation as stated in the complaint, excluding reimbursements per Judgment based on Compromise Agreement, plus other necessary fees and expenses in the enforcement of the Writ of Execution, LEVY was made on August 23, 2016 by the undersigned Sheriff upon the real property of the defendant, particularly described as follows: TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-192223 Registered in the name of LUDIVINA B. FUENTES “A PARCEL OF LAND (Lot 5, Block 11, of the Subd. Plan, PSD-10030370, being a portion of Lot 22897-B, Psd-10-021404), situated in the Barangay of Carmen, City of Cagayan de Oro, Island of Mindanao.

Bounded on the ______. Beginning at ______; containing an area of One Hundred Twenty (120) Square Meters, more or less.”

NOW THEREFORE, by virtue of the Writ of Execution and in accordance with Rule 39, Section 19, of the Rules of Court, the undersigned Sheriff will SELL at Public Auction to the Highest Bidder, for CASH and in the Philippine Currency, on OCTOBER 24, 2016 at 10:00 o’clock in the morning at Regional Trial Court, Branch 39, Cagayan de Oro City, temporarily holding office at the City Tourism Hall, City Hall, Cagayan de Oro City, the above-described property in order to satisfy the said Writ of Execution, together with Sheriff’s fees and the expenses of sale.

In case October 24, 2016 will be declared holiday or non-working day, the public auction sale shall be held on October 28, 2016 without further notice, publication and posting.

Cagayan de Oro City, September 20, 2016.

(Sgd.) JOSEPH C. MAAGAD Sheriff IV

CT: Sept. 26, Oct. 3 & 10, 2016

Kitchen now also offers other Zamboangueño and Tausug dishes like sikalang, saging rebosao, royale bibingka, tamal and pastil de moro.

Maranao dishes have long been available at or near Cogon market and other regional recipes like sisig, pancit molo, pinakbet, kalderetang kambing, Bicol express, sapin-sapin, batchoy and many more have similarly spiced the local culinary scene with their variety of tastes and textures.

We look forward to the day when Cagayan de Oro with a little help from the Cagayan de Oro Hotel and Restaurant Association’s (COHARA) long-running Kumbira Culinary Festival and Competition, can truly be for both Kagay-anons and their visitors the literal melting pot of regional dishes from around the country and its Asian neighbors.

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Aircraft...

largest number of ATR aircraft in operation.

ATR estimates demand for some 750 turboprops in this region within the next two decades.

CEB offers flights to 36 domestic and 30 international destinations, covering an extensive network that spans Asia, Australia, and the Middle East.

Its 56-strong fleet is comprised of six Airbus A319, 36 Airbus A320, six Airbus A330, and eight ATR 72-500 aircraft. Between 2016 and 2021, CEB expects

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Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL 10th Judicial Region Branch 17 Cagayan de Oro City

Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL 10th Judicial Region Branch 22 Cagayan de Oro City IN THE MATTER OF ADOPTION OF THE MINOR KENNY ANN FELOTEO AND CHANGE OF NAME TO MARIA PATRICIA GULANE ROM,

FC SPEC. PROC. NO SP-FMY-2016-045

SPOUSES ROLANDO MANTO ROM AND IMELDA GULANE ROM, Petitioners. x--------------------------------------------/ ORDER This petition seeks for the adoption of minor child KENNY ANN FELOTEO by the petitioner spouses ROLANDO MANTO ROM and IMELDA GULANE ROM and for the change of name of the child to be adopted to MARIA PATRICIA GULANE ROM. Finding the petition sufficient in form and substance the same is hereby given due course. Let the hearing be set on February 15, 2017 at 8:30 in the morning at 2nd Floor Legislative Bldg., Conference Room of the City Council, City Hall, Cagayan de Oro City.

At the expense of the petitioners, let this order be published once a week for three (3) consecutive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation in Cagayan de Oro City and in Misamis Oriental. The date of the last publication should be at least four (4) months before the date set for hearing of the petition and not within 30 days from the date of an election.

The Social Welfare Officer of DSWD Field Office 10 assigned to this Court is hereby directed to conduct a home and child study on the adopting parents, the natural parents and the child to be adopted. She is also directed to conduct counselling sessions with the biological parents of the child to be adopted. There reports thereof shall be submitted to this Court SIXTY (60) DAYS from the receipt of this order.

Petitioners are directed to make arrangements with the Social Welfare Officer for the scheduling and incidental expenses in conducting the case study.

Let copy of this order and the petition be furnished upon the Local Civil Registrar of Cagayan de Oro City, the Solicitor General and the City Prosecutor of Cagayan de Oro City for their appearance in behalf of the state.

SO ORDERED.

Given this 13th day of September, 2016 at Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines.

CT: Sept. 26, Oct.3 & 10, 2016

delivery of 32 Airbus A321neo, two Airbus A330, and 16 ATR 72600 aircraft.

For bookings and inquiries, guests can visit www.cebupacificair.com or call the reservation hotlines (+632)7020888 or (+6332)2308888. The latest seat sales can be found on CEB’s official Twitter (@CebuPacificAir) and Facebook pages.

Guests may also download the Cebu Pacific official mobile app on the App Store and Google Play.

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for regional travel, in terms of both operating costs and passenger experience. The new high capacity option is particularly adapted to the operational needs of a successful low-cost carrier in this part of the world. We look forward to see our first 78-seater fly with one of the fastest-growing carriers, Cebu Pacific. ” from page 1 ATR has some 380 a must, computing for the aircraft operating in right insurance coverage, Asia-Pacific in the building your own nest liveries of over 60 egg for retirement, airlines. In recent years, retirement mistakes to Asia-Pacific has become avoid, how to compute the world region with the

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(Sgd.) RICHARD D. MORDENO Presiding Judge

OFFICE OF THE PROVINCIAL SHERIFF NOTICE OF EXTRA-JUDICIAL SALE FILE NO. 2016-238 Upon extra-judicial petition for sale under Act No. 3135 filed by HOME DEVELOPMENT MUTUAL FUND (PAG-IBIG FUND), mortgagee, with office at J.R Borja St., Cagayan de Oro City, against MELCHOR K. MALOLOT mortgagor, married to Josielyn R. Malolot, residing at Blk 19 Lot 29, Artajo Village Subd., Alac, Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon 8703, to satisfy the mortgage indebtedness which as of May 13, 2016, amounts to FOUR HUNDRED FORTY FIVE THOUSAND SIXTY SEVEN PESOS 50/100 (Php 445,067.50), inclusive of interest and penalty charges, exclusive of attorney’s fees and expenses of foreclosure, the undersigned or her duly authorized deputy will sell at public auction on OCTOBER 19, 2016 at 10:00 A.M. or soon thereafter at the office of the Clerk of Court, Regional Trial Court, Branch 17, Tourism Bldg., Cagayan de Oro City to the highest bidder, for cash or manager’s check and in Philippine Currency the following property with all improvements, to wit: TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. 136-2014000360 LOT CONSOLIDATED SUBD

PORTION OF LOT AS SURVEYED FOR

LAND USE LOCATION BOUNDARIES

AREA

: Lot 17, Block 5, Pcs-10-004225 : Lot 6, Pcs -10-003972 & Lot 1, Blk 24, Psd-10-059077 : 4176-B-Psd-10-000299 (OLT) : Johndorf Ventures Corp.

(Pag-ibig Citihomes, Phase -3) : Residential : Malanang, Opol, Misamis Oriental : NW., line 3-4 b y Road Lot 5 (10.00 M. Wide)…x x x : Ninety Five (95) square meters, more or less

All sealed bids must be submitted to the undersigned on the above-stated date, time and place.

In the event the public auction should not take place on the said date for whatever reason, the public auction will proceed on the next working day, without further notice, posting and publication.

Prospective buyers may investigate for themselves the title herein-above described and encumbrances thereon, if any there be.

September 15, 2016, Cagayan de Oro City.

(Sgd.) FE O. BONTUYAN-BULARON Shreriff CT: Sept. 19, 26 & Oct. 3, 2016

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