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Dismissed mayor faces threats, flees hometown By GERRY LEE GORIT Correspondent and CHENG ORDOÑEZ Executive Editor, BWM

CAGAYAN de Oro City -- A town mayor dismissed by the Office of theOmbudsman was forced to flee his hometown due to persistent threats onhis life, even as he accuses his political rival as behind it. Ditsa-an Ramain town mayor Ali Untao Adiong (LP) was perpetually dismissed from the service by the Office of the Ombudsman for grave abuse of authority, grave misconduct and oppression in its decision dated February 20, 2015. Adiong, through his lawyer, Aimee Neri Torre Franca, has made several appeals -- before the Om-

budsman through a Motion for Reconsideration and also with the Courts of Appeal for a prayer for Temporary etraining Order. Both are still pending for resolution. Torre Franca said they have secure mayor Adiong somewhere in Northern Mindanao and disallowed him to go to Ditsa-an Ramain town for security reasons. “We don’t want him to go home to his municipality unless peace and rder are restored there, because if his foes see him there, there could be conflict, Atty. Torre Franca said during a press conference held Wednesday. Torre Franca alleged the vice mayor, Anna Mahlyne Abedin Macarampal (NPC), took her oath of office as See threats, page A11

2015 Miss Universe Pia Wurtzbach: In the eyes of a Kagay-anon friend By CHENG ORDOÑEZ Executive Editor, BWM

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CAGAYAN de Oro City-In the eyes of the world, Pia Wurtzbach is the most beautiful woman in the universe. But, before that, in the eyes of the Filipinos, she was the most beautiful woman in the Philippines. And, even before that -she was the most beautiful woman in the eyes of her friends. One of her friends is Vianccy Marie Unabia of Upper Carmen, this city. Aside from being beauti-

ful, confident and friendly, what other features have Vianccy saw and remember in Pia that could have been factors in her winning and being crowned as Miss Universe 2015? Unabia has supported Wurtzback since 2013 when the latter joined the Bb. Pilipinas until 2015, when she got the crown. “Negative words, things and thoughts are banned when you’re with Pia (Wurztbach),” Vianccy recounted in her times with the See pia, page A11

How the ‘x’ in X’mas started

APPARENTLY, the “X’mas” abbreviation has been used for hundreds of years (some texts cite its first known use as 1551) in religious The labarum, often called writing and variants such the Chi-Rho, is a Chris- as Xtemass, originated as tian symbol representing handwriting abbreviations Christ.

for the typical pronunciation . Besides the Greek letter X representing Christ, the word mas in Xmas is from the Old English word derived from Latin for Mass. The word “Christ” and

its compounds, including “Christmas”, have been abbreviated in English for at least the past 1,000 years, long before the modern “Xmas” was commonly used. “Christ” (which comes from a Greek word meaning

“anointed”) was often written as “Xρ” or “Xt”; there are references in the AngloSaxon Chronicle as far back as 1021. This X and P arose as the uppercase forms of the Greek letters χ (Ch) and ρ (R) used in ancient

abbreviations for Χριστος (Greek for “Christ”), and are still widely seen in many Eastern Orthodox icons depicting Jesus Christ. The labarum, also

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tified as Jun Blasquez, 35, and Rogelio Polancos, 32, who set off three pieces of piccolo at Garden Villas in Catalunan Grande, this city. In a phone interview on Saturday, Chief Insp. Milgrace Driz, Davao City

Police Of f ice (D CPO) spokesperson, told MindaNews that the suspects were caught in the act using firecrackers by authorities who immediately responded upon receiving information. City Ordinance No. 060-

02 prohibits the “manufacture, sale, distribution, possession, or use of firecrackers or pyrotechnic devices.” Under Section 3, first time offenders will be fined P1,000 or imprisonment of not more than one month but not less than 20 days, or both fine and imprisonment. For second offense, violators will be meted out

P3,000 or imprisonment of not more than three months but not less than one month, while for the third offense, a penalty of P5,000 or imprisonment of not more than six months but not less than three months will be imposed against offenders. Driz warned Dabawenyos that they will arrest all those who will be caught violating the ordinance. The police are also con-

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ducting monitoring around the city, most especially in the public markets where the selling of the firecrackers is possible. “We have not caught violators yet,” she said. Last week, Department of Health (DOH) 11 director Dr. Abdullah Dumama Jr. encouraged the Dabawenyos to do away with firecrackers and make use of party horns, known to locals as “torotots”, instead to make See arrested, page A11

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accommodate thousands of workers enjoying a good income that include benefits and other incentives ever known to man. Look at Cebu and you will feel proud that everything is there and truly deserves the honor of being the queen city of the south. The taxpayers are satisfied of the environment, the assistance given to the poor and the elitists, the average individual and even the beggars along the city streets. There are equality and survival is not only for the most capable but for everyone. Go around Mindanao and you will see tears and blood from the poor farmers, empty and dilapidated public vehicles for passengers, no railway system, poor wharves to handle shipping and lack of farm-to-market roads. Many places do not have electricity and as such people have no idea what a television channel is all

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form of, and in likeness, of man, informing the world that His Name is Jesus, so that whoever believes in Him will not suffer the penalty of being burned and eaten by worms in hell for eternity, but will have everlasting life in Paradise, in the presence of God! -oooBIBLE PROPHESIED GOD HIMSELF WILL COME TO THE WORLD: The Biblical verses I refer to are Isaiah 7:14 and 9:6 in the Old Testament, and Matthew 1:18-25 and Luke 1:26-37, of the New Testament. A reading of these parts of the Scriptures will show us that the prophet Isaiah exactly prophesied that God Himself will come to the world in the form of a “baby boy” who, despite its human attributes, was in reality “Mighty God, Everlasting Father.” Yes, Isaiah 7:14 and 9:6 uniformly said that this “baby boy” would be conceived and given birth to by a human virgin. But this conception and birth would both be supernaturally fulfilled, since the woman would conceive even without entering into any physical relationship with the man she was engaged to be married beforehand. The supernatural character of this conception

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President from Mindanao EVERY Mindanaoan has wished someday from the dark nimbus clouds in the skies will emerge a man who could become chief executive of the country. The reason is not only pride and honor, but the island is tired of neglect and seemingly abandoned by the national leadership ever since the time of Magellan. Comparing Mindanao to the other areas in the Visayas and Luzon is only a heartache for all of us. The injustice and discrimination are very legible even a blind man can see. It can be felt even when one is asleep. In Luzon are wide paved roads and highways, steel bridges, big corporations that could handle thousands of employees, first class public transports, railway system, attractive parks, high rise public buildings, airports, government agencies--you name it, they have it. This is precisely the reason why people flock to Manila because business is moving fast and the opportunity to escape from poverty and hunger is remote. Besides, many people from the province are given the chance to achieve, work and study in big colleges and universities. In short the path to success is open for everyone. In the Visayas are numerous factories from local and foreign investors that surely

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about much less seeing a refrigerator and air-conditioning system. Ignorance and innocence still prevail in some parts of our island. In the hinterlands, people have to fetch water to drink in unsanitary rivers and creeks to satisfy their thirst even if they know getting diseases is clearly creeping in the horizons. When Mayor Rodrigo Duterte of Davao City declared he is running for the presidency, thousands upon thousands of Mindanaoans were elated, jumped with joy and jubilation that from the rainbow of the unknown comes a fighter who could make crimes part of history. I was one of those who smiled and expressed hopes someday the land where I first saw light will move towards development and progress. I thought of my small estate that I bought with hard-earned money many years ago would go up in value and someday my children would enjoy. For me Duterte was a hope for a brighter future, especially for the indigent and the poorest of the poor. As we witnessed many politicians from Luzon went to Davao City just trying their luck they may be able to join a bandwagon towards victory. Digong smells sweet, brave, strong and God-sent angel to transform the

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and birth was clarified by Isaiah 9:6 where it was emphatically clarified that the “baby boy” was going to be “Mighty God, Everlasting Father.” Indeed, it would have been the height of blasphemy for Isaiah to have called the “baby boy” “Mighty God, Everlasting Father”, if it was not true that the “boy” was indeed God and the Father Himself. -oooTHE TRUTH THAT IS HIDDEN FOR AGES: In Matthew 1:23, the Bible was careful to highlight the fact that the prophesy of Isaiah found fulfillment in the conception by Mary and her subsequent giving of birth to Jesus, evidently to leave no doubt at all that Mary was the virgin referred to in Isaiah 7:14, and that Jesus was the “baby boy”

THINK a minute. Have you heard of the new emotional sickness called Sudden Wealth Syndrome? It happens to people who suddenly become rich by winning a big lottery jackpot, inheriting a lot of money, or other quick ways. But then what these newly rich people often find out is that it doesn’t end up being the happy dream they expected. They soon discover what many other rich people already know: money can’t buy happiness that lasts. But that’s just our problem: we think that happiness is something out there that we have to find and get, like money, a position of respect and power, or physical pleasure and fun experiences. We think we’ll finally be happy after we get out of school or when we get married. But then even when we do finally get it, we find out it doesn’t last and make us happy for the rest of our lives like we expected. So how do we get hold of happiness that lasts for a lifetime? Well, the first big step is we must admit that we’re not totally happy and we need help. But that’s hard for us strong, independent human beings to do! We’re like the man who came home drunk one night. As his wife helped him into bed she asked him if he wanted her to pray for him. He nodded yes. So she began: “Dear Lord, I pray for my husband who lies here drunk.” But her husband suddenly interrupted her and said: “Don’t tell Him I’m DRUNK! Just say that I’m…SICK!” In our own heart and conscience we all know that we’ve done things wrong and failed to live the way we know we should. We’ve not always lived in a close, right relationship with our Maker, and many of us won’t admit that we’re wrong and have failed. Neither will we admit that we can’t fix our life and make it right by ourselves. But until we finally face the facts that we’re not completely happy and at peace, our life won’t change. Yet today, if you’ll sincerely ask Jesus to forgive you for all your wrongs and living your way; then ask

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known as the Chi-Ro, an amalgamation of the two Greek letters rendered as , is a symbol often used to represent Christ in Catholic, Protestant, and Orthodox Christian Churches. Similarly, this same Greek letter is also used in other words like “Xtian” and “Xpian” as an abbreviation for Christian for the same duration. The Oxford English Dictionary (OED) and the OED Supplement have cited usages of “X-” or “Xp-” for “Christ-” as early as 1485. The terms “Xtian” and less

commonly “Xpian” have also been used for “Christian”. The OED further cites usage of “Xtianity” for “Christianity” from 1634. In ancient Christian art, χ and χρ are abbreviations for Christ’s name. In many manuscripts of the New Testament and icons, Χ is an abbreviation for Χριστος, as is XC (the first and last letters in Greek, using the lunate sigma; compare IC for Jesus in Greek. Unfortunately, most probably because of its widespread use in commercials and other Christmas season advertising and marketing, many people have inadvertently interpreted the

Publication Notice R.A. 10172 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1, Guidelines in the Implementation of Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR on R.A. 10172). Notice is hereby served to the public that JENNIFER CAINOY CATALUNA has filed with this Office, a petition for Correction of Clerical Error to correct the Child’s Sex from “FEMALE” to “MALE” in his Certificate of Live Birth bearing Registry No. 89779, who was born on 02 MARCH 1989 at Gingoog City, Misamis Oriental and whose parents are WENEFRIDA CAINOY and MARIANO CATALUNA. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his/her written opposition with this office not later than __________.

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term Xmas as an informal abbreviation of the word “Christmas” and even pronounce it as There is a prevalent and persistent misconception that the word Xmas stems from a secular attempt to remove the religious tradition from Christmas by taking the “Christ” out of “Christmas”. In the United Kingdom, the former Church of England Bishop of Blackburn, Alan Chesters, recommended to his clergy that they avoid the spelling. In the United States, in 1977 New Hampshire Governor Meldrim Thomson sent out a press release saying that he wanted journalists to keep

the “Christ” in Christmas, and not call it Xmas—which he asserted was a “pagan” spelling of Christmas. Dennis Bratcher, writing for a website for Christians, states “there are always those who loudly decry the use of the abbreviation ‘Xmas’ as some kind of blasphemy against Christ and Christianity”. Among them are evangelist Franklin Graham and CNN journalist Roland S. Martin. Graham stated in an interview: “for us as Christians, this is one of the most holy of the holidays, the birth of our savior Jesus Christ. And for people to take Christ out of Christmas. They’re happy to say merry

Xmas. Let’s just take Jesus out. And really, I think, a war against the name of Jesus Christ.” Martin likewise relates the use of “Xmas” to his growing concerns of increasing commercialization and secularization of one of Christianity’s highest holy days. Bratcher posits that those who dislike abbreviating the word are unfamiliar with a long history of Christians using X in place of “Christ” for various purposes. According to MerriamWebster’s Dictionary of English Usage, most of the evidence for these words comes from “educated Englishmen who knew their

Greek”. It further states that its modern use in advertisements, headlines and banners is extensive because its conciseness is valued. The association with commerce “has done nothing for its reputation”, according to the dictionary. Besides the ancient writings, Xmas has also been extensively used in many countries and cultures in the centuries predating its extensive use in media. Following are just a number of instances once can easily access from its URL in Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia. org/wiki/Xmas: Early use of “Xmas” includes Bernard Ward’s See X’mas, page A11

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Publication Notice R.A. 10172/ 9048 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1, Guidelines in the Implementation of Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR on R.A. 10172). Notice is hereby served to the public that DIELMOR GUNDAY MALISA has filed with this Office, a petition for Change of First Name from “IIELMOR” to “DIELMOR” and Correction of entry in the Child’s Sex from “FEMALE” to “MALE”, in the Certificate of Live Birth of IIELMOR GUNDAYA MALIZA, born at Gingoog City, on 24 JUNE 1987 under Registry No. 87-1825 Misamis Oriental and whose parents are AGRIFINA GUNDAY and LORENZO MALISA. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his/her written opposition with this office not later than __________.

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Notice is hereby given that VCDU Realty Corporation has filed with this Office a sworn registration statement for the sale of house & lot packages in BEVERLY I SUBDIVISION located at Barangay Doongan, Butuan City, Agusan del Norte and more particularly described as Lots 3 – 27 of Block 1 and Lot 1 – 6 of Block 2, all in Psd-13-024005 containing an area of 4,973 sq. m. and covered by Transfer Certificate of Title (TCT) No. 157-2013000124. The foregoing project is utilizing the lots within VCDUHorizon and VCDU Horizon II Subdivisions specifically Lots 3, 4 & 6 in Pcs-13-002448 and Lots 1 – 13 of Block 3 in Psd-13-023247 respectively, as its compliance pursuant to Section 18 of Republic Act (RA) No. 7279. All papers relative thereto shall, upon request and payment of processing fee, be available for inspection during business hours by any person having legal interest thereon. Absent any legal impediment, the above-cited project is deemed registered and a certificate, in evidence thereof, shall forthwith be issued after five (5) days from the last day of publication. Cagayan de Oro City this 9th day of December 2015.

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RA Form No. 10.1 (LCRO) Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Province: Davao del Sur City/ Municipality; Malita NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. Act No. 9048, a notice is hereby served to the public that ESNEA INOCENTES CAÑEDO has filed with this Office a petition for change of first name from “ALMAISA” to “CRISTITA” in the birth certificate of ALMAISA DANDONG INOCENTES who was born on APRIL 2, 1961 at MALITA, DAVAO DEL SUR and whose parents are DAMIANO INOCENTES and TINDOS INOCENTES. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than January 20, 2016.

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Tower blast triggers brownouts in Mindanao By Juzel L. Danganan of PNA

A TOWER bombing caused brownouts in Mindanao on Christmas Eve, as it incurred damages to the transmission lines of power-grid operator National Grid Corp. of the Philippines (NGCP). “The toppling of Tower 25 led to the isolation of government-owned generating facilities, namely the Agus 1 & 2 Hydro Electric Plants,” the power-grid operator said in an advisory Friday. NGCP noted the island lost 58 megawatts (MWs) of power due to the bombing of Tower 25 at 10:47 p.m. Thursday, which holds the Agus 2-Kibawe 138 kilovolt (kV) line. It is located in Ramain, Lanao del Sur. On the other hand, the grid operator also pointed

out that its Tower 95 in Carmen, North Cotabato was also bombed just 15 minutes after the Lanao del Sur blast. It holds the 138-kV Kibawe-Kabakan lines 1 and 2. NGCP said Tower 95 was not toppled. The grid operator said the bombing was executed by unknown lawless elements. The Sy-led firm also “calls on the public to report any suspicious activities on its facilities to prevent” similar bombing-induced power outages. NGCP said it will conduct repairs after the areas are secured. The grid operator bared the two incidents brings the towers bombed to 15 this year. (PNA) RMA/JLD

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A STUDY conducted by Philippine Rice Research Institute (PhilRice) and International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) recommended the use of hybrid varieties, optimal use of fertilizers, training of more farmers on rice technologies, and educating future farmers as some of the ways to boost rice productivity in the country. These recommendations came from the study titled Benchmarking the Philippine Rice Economy Relative to Major RiceProducing Countries in Asia. Co-implemented by PhilRice and IRRI, the study was presented in a research seminar on December 3 at the Shangri-La Hotel, Makati City. Assessments were done in sites representing irrigated and intensively cultivated areas in six countries: the Philippines (Nueva Ecija), China (Zhejiang), India (Tamil Nadu), Indonesia (West Java), Thailand (Suphan Buri) and Vietnam (Can Tho). In a comparative annual yield across the six countries at 14% moisture content, the study showed that the Philippines is at par during the high yielding season (5.68 t/ha) but the least during the low yielding

season (3.84 t/ha). Vietnam is the highest yielder both in high and low yielding seasons at 8.56 t/ha and 6.33 t/ha, respectively. Additionally, Vietnam’s extra cropping season yield of 5.69 t/ha gives them 20.59 t/ha in a year compared to the Philippine’s 9.52 t/ha. According to Dr. Flordeliza H. Bordey, a PhilRice socio-economist and project lead, Vietnam’s ability to plant thrice in a year is due to the general availability of water, use of early maturing varieties, direct seeding, and synchronous planting. After accounting for

input use, the study cited that yield in the Philippines is significantly lower than in China, Indonesia, and Vietnam, which could be due to environmental conditions such as soil, water, and climate. In contrast, Philippine yield is not significantly different from yield in India and Thailand. In terms of seeding rate, Thailand and Vietnam have the highest because they widely practice direct seeding. The Philippines, Indonesia, and India have low seeding rates due to transplanting. The same study revealed

that Filipino farmers use 35 varieties, the highest among the six countries, compared with the Chinese who only use 7 varieties. While the use of many varieties provides greater diversity and controls for pests, Bordey explained that this could have implications in the processing phase. “Processors do not like to mill plenty of varieties that have different characteristics. This affects the efficiency of their milling operations, and they are forced to mix multiple varieties that could eventually See rice, page A11

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The legendary workhorse returns – Suzuki AX4 Unveiled during Suzuki’s Triple Threat campaign launch, the Japanese firm brings back the legendary Suzuki X-4 with advanced features that meet and exceed the need of the Filipino masses. Carefully designed to be the

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headlight promotes better visibility and aids in fuel-efficiency. The AX4 is made with the longest rear carrier available in the market which provides room for more passengers or baggage. Adding up to the features, Suzuki ensures a no-worry purchase as the AX4 already comes with a TODA Tool Kit including a lower rear shock and front sidecar attachment brackets as well as a kick

starter. The brackets reduce the need to weld the sidecar to the bike making way for more flexibility and durability. It also comes with an informative instrumental panel that is visible in any riding condition equipped with fuel gauge, turn signal light, neutral, high beam and gear position indicators. The AX4 comes in three colors – Black, Yellow and Red with an SRP of PhP 68,900.

Euromina official product launch in Caloocan Philippine NHK Revton Corporation, distributor of Euromina tires, recently held their official product launch at LPL Racing Option shop in Caloocan City. Though manufactured in Vietnam, Euromina products have JIS and ECE ratings, meeting both Japanese and European safety standards. Euromina tires are available in various sizes and specifications at affordable prices. For product inquiries and dealership requirements, you may contact Jerald Flores through (02) 2771854 or philipinenhk@gmail.com.

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affect the quality of the final milled rice,” Bordey furthered. Meanwhile, the Philippines is among the least users of pesticides in rice production. Researchers of the study said that Filipino farmers should be lauded for their judicious use of pesticides. Increasing labor productivity has also been cited as a key to improve efficiency in rice production. While the Philippine government intensively promotes farm mechanization, the study found that use of combine harvester remains low at 5% in 2013. Additionally, rice-based farming system such as the Palayamanan model is suggested to increase land productivity. Bordey emphasized that “high productivity is one of the basics of being competitive” with our regional neighbors in the ASEAN economic community.

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Him to take full control of your life every day, you’ll finally have peace with your Maker and the satisfying life you should be enjoying. So why not finally get hold of happiness that lasts? You’ve got nothing to lose and from page A4 everything to gain. beleaguered country into Just Think a Minute. the wonders and beauty in the whole of Asia. But when Duterte started opening his from page A5 mouth and bragged about History of St. Edmund’s killing of criminals without college, Old Hall (originally due process and maintaining published circa 1755). An several wives and girlfriends earlier version, “X’temmas”, and even cursed the pope dates to 1551. Around 1100 for causing heavy traffic the term was written as in Manila, people changed in the Anglo their views about him. Saxon Chronicle. After topping surveys “Xmas” is found in a letfor several weeks, Duterte, ter from George Woodward who utterly thought he was in 1753. Lord Byron used a great man and champion the term in 1811, as did in the heart of the masses Samuel Coleridge (1801) slid down to just third place. and Lewis Carroll (1864). Many criminals must have In the United States, Oliver danced triumphantly as Wendell Holmes, Jr. used their fears of getting killed the term in a letter dated either by mistake or what 1923. Since at least the late disappear with the assur- 19th century, “Xmas” has ance the talkative Duterte been in use in various other could not be elected to the English-language nations. highest position of the land. Quotations with the word Mindanaoans like me are can be found in texts written discouraged of his style in Canada, and the word this early and decided we has been used in Australia, better go on embracing the and in the Caribbean. effects of neglect in Mind- Citations of the aforemenanao rather than getting a tioned uses may be referred president who would cause to at the end of this same us dishonor and disgraces cited entry in Wikipedia. in the eyes of the world. Besides its extensive use in the abbreviations for Christ and Christmas, from page A4 Wikipedia also cites how boy” who was in reality other proper names con“Mighty God, Everlasting taining the name “Christ” Father.” are abbreviated similarly, Yet, it is evident that this either as “X” or “Xt”, both truth has become hidden and of which have been used virtually muddled through historically, e.g., “Xtopher” generations of Christian or “Xopher” for “Christobelievers, perpetrated by pher”, or “Xtina” or “Xina” supposed preachers and for the name “Christina”. teachers who willingly (or In the 17th and 18th perhaps blindly) accepted centuries, “Xene” and “Exthe distortion of the truth ene” were common spellthat it was God Himself who ings for the given name came down from heaven, Christine. The American setting up in the process a singer Christina Aguilera blasphemous distinction has sometimes gone by the between God and Jesus. name “Xtina”. God now wants this fal- (This article has been sity corrected. He now wants sourced from Wikipedia and His disciples and believers other online sources. The whom He had called, even reader is encouraged to surf before creation, to furiously the internet to verify for pursue the end-time work himself the above mentioned of letting the world know citations)

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mayor on November 10, 2015, even before the Department of the Interior and Local Government in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) received a formal copy from the Ombudsman. Torre Franca presented a copy of the signed Oath of Office of Macarampal and photos of the oath-taking before media practitioners present at the prescon. Also presented was a copy of the letter from Atty. Anwar Malang, regional secretary, DILG-ARMM, dated November 17, 2015, stating, among others, that his office is yet to receive a formal of the subject decision from the Office of the Ombudsman. “Our records reveal that we only learn the existence of such order through your letter attaching a photocopy of the said decision,” the letter says. The case stemmed from a complaint filed by Sultan Ashary Maongco, general manager of the Lanao del Sur Eelctric Cooperative, Inc. (Lasureco) against mayor Adiong, Lanao del Sur Governor Mamintal Adiong and Police Senior Inspector Jamal Christopher Adiong for “Grave Abuse of Authority, Grave Misconduct and Oppression.” Maongco charged mayor Adiong for allegedly ordering the burning of a truck of JERA General Construction, which was in the town as contractor for the installation and distribution lines of Lasureco. Governor Adiong was implicated in the case by Maongco for allegedly rdering the bombing of Lasureco compound while P/Insp. Adiong was charged for allegedly detaining seven employees of Lasureco. The Office of the Ombudsman dismissed the cases against Gov. Adiong and P/Insp. Adiong. Mayor Adiong in a counter-affidavit dated September 26, 2014, denies the accusations of the complainant, stating that the burning of the truck of JERA General Construction was also the subject of a Criminal Complaint for Destructive Arson filed against him by the same complainant, which the Office of the Provincial Prosecutor of Lanao del Sur dismissed. Atty. Torre Franca said several witnesses can testify that mayor Adiong was in his office at the time of the alleged burning of the truck, contrary to allegations that he was seen at the crime scene.

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crowned Miss Universe 2015. “Pia is always positive. She doesn’t want to curse even when things go wrong. And, if something does go wrong, she tells us to just accept it for now and to make the necessary correc-

tion and to make sure that it will not happen again,” Vianccy said. Vianccy said Pia is full of confidence and an intimidating diet. “Because, that’s how she feed herself. She very conscious of the food she takes, and she’s very determined. When she does things, she does it immediately -- not today not tomorrow, not next month, even when the Miss Universe Pageant was months away, Vianccy remembers during her meetings with Pia before the Miss U. Vianccy said Pia takes on boiled eggs, vegetables without dressings and steamed chicken minus the skin and water. If she wants juices, she goes for the fresh ones. And, to tone her body more, Pia goes to the gym, said Vianccy. She also fondly remembers Pia to be punctual in their meetings and very disciplined in what she does. “She a person who is non-judgmental, flexible, friendly and humble, and even shares personal matters with close friends,” Vianccy said. When asked about Pia’s outlook in life, Vianccy said her Miss Universe friend could have taken her strength from her family -- her Mom and sister. Vianccy remembers Pia telling her about their ordeal when her father left them, and how she tried to catch up with life too early to support her family, and eventually became the bread winner of the family. “In between joining the Bb. Pilipinas from 2013 to 2015, Pia worked in the London as a chef for a restaurant,” Vianccy told Mindanao Daily News. “I think, behind the Miss Universe crown, Pia wants to provide her family a good life. Paradoxically, it is that yearning that gave her the needed strength to reach the Miss Universe Pageant, which reign she and her family is now enjoying,” Vianccy added. Aside from Vianccy, Kagay-anons are eager for Pia’s homecoming and to see their kababayan Wurtzbach in her full Miss Universe regalia. But, not too early. City Investment and Promotions Officer Eileen San Juan said Wurtzbach’s schedule is now in the hands of her handlers. It used to be Bb. Pilipinas Charities, Incorporated only. But, now it would be both that and the Miss Universe Organization.

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noise during Christmas and New Year celebrations. He said he agreed on making the city’s landmark ordinance a nationwide policy to ensure the safety of the revelers. “I strongly agree because so many people have suffered from firecracker blasts. Several hundreds have died, thousands have suffered injuries, several families have lost parents and several have had fingers or hands cut off,” Dumama said.

DAYGON SA KABUKIRAN By Arlyn Paduganao-Bangcong , SST-III

It is a humble tribute to the folks of the hinterlands of Barangay Kibatang, Don Carlos, Bukidnon by Grade – 10 Organization of Kibatang National High School under the advisory of Arlyn P. Bangcong and Arlene A. Mequiabas. The goal of the said activity is not only to raise funds but more on spreading the spirit and love of Christmas to the community on top and beneath the hills of Sitio Linayagan of the said barangay where silence is the only witness of the calm noise of fresh water that flows

freely while traversing huge rocks of Pulangi river. Walking and hiking for almost 3 kilometers and patiently climbing the hills at one sunset afternoon of December 1015 just to fill the air with Christma

International Seminar Workshop on Special Education for K-12 By Lourgen D. Alfeche, T-III Paitan, Quezon, Bukidnon

To upgrade teacher competencies in the field Del Carmen Continuing Education and Skills Training conducted an International Seminar workshop on |Special Education for K-12 ( per DepEd Advisory No. 134 series 2015) for all the stakeholders, students aspiring to become a teacher, teachers in all grade levels, school administrator, and parents last December 11,13 2015 at Central Mindanao University Food and Service, University Town, Maramag , Bukidnon. The training is design to equipped participants with knowledge and skills understanding, managing and teaching children with special needs in the K-12 classrooms. Director Nenita C. EyaCertified Special Education Teacher, Texas USA discussed the topics of Manifestations of Children with Special Needs, Outcome Based IEP and Teaching Strategies [ Math, Reading, Life Skills]. While Mrs

Records from the DOH 11 show that the number of firecracker-related injuries in the region comprising the four Davao provinces and Compostela Valley reached 139 from December 2014 to January 2015.

Rosalina E. Ocaya- Certified SPED Mentor, Maryland USA talked about Special Education in the 21st Century, then the Education Program Supervisor [ DepEd ] Iligan City, Mrs. Virginia N. Nadayag shared her ideas on Laws/Policies and the Guidance Counselor from Mindanao State University, Marawi City Mrs Monasalam M. Disancopan discussed about Behavior Management Plan. There were more than five hundred participants coming from the different districts of Bukidnon attended the event. The venue were very suited for learning and the registration were affordable. Since, the trainer were very smart, energetic and enthusiastic in discussing the topics, the activities were successfully done. Our deepest thanks to Director Nenita C. Eya, DCCESTS Del Carmen Iligan City and her company in their sincerity for coming in Bukidnon. Thank you and God Bless.

Most of these cases were reported in Davao del Norte with 71, followed by Davao del Sur with 31, Davao Oriental with 27, and Compostela Valley with eight. (Antonio L. Colina IV / MindaNews)

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Republic of the Philippines Province of Camiguin MUNICIPALITY OF SAGAY -oOoOFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL TREASURER Notice of Delinquency in the Payment of Real Property Tax for Publication pursuant to Section 254 of RA 7160, First Publication. BRGY: ALANGILAN No. TD # Declared Location Classification No. Of Years TOTAL Owner of Property Parcels Deliquent 1 I-0202312 ABALUYAN, SIMEON ALANGILAN RESIDENTIAL 1 2013-2015 Php 77.44 2 I-0202559 ABECIA, ISAAC ALANGILAN RESIDENTIAL 1 2010-2015 Php 386.80 3 I-0202608 ABID, GAUDIOSO & PADUA, BEATREZ CAPIHAN COCAL 1 2012-2015 Php 192.56 4 I-0201933 ABUGHO, AGRIPINA SONGGOC COCAL 1 1999-2015 Php 1,884.88 5 I-0201800 ACA, EMELIO KIBUGTONG COCAL 2 1999-2015 Php 21,306.84 6 I-0201755 ACA, VICTOR ALANGILAN COCAL 1 1986-2015 Php 3,774.62 7 I-0201761 ALFORTE, NOEMI LANAO COCAL 1 2004-2015 Php 2,363.26 8 I-0202117 ASIGNAR, VALENTIN ALANGILAN COCAL 1 2003-2015 Php 2,986.06 9 I-0201872 BACORLOY, SIMEONA KIBUGTONG COCAL 1 1994-2015 Php 1,459.94 10 I-0202098 BACTONG, BERNARDO LABAYAO COCAL 1 2008-2015 Php 1,278.00 11 I-0202006 BACTONG, CRISPINA LABAYAO COCAL 1 2000-2015 Php 47,300.88 12 I-0202186 BACTONG, IGNACIO ALANGILAN COCAL 1 2010-2015 Php 713.36 13 I-0202365 BALBUTIN, SEVERINO ALANGILAN RICELAND/COCAL 7 1998-2015 Php 22,626.68 14 I-0202278 BALBUTIN, TORADIA ALANGILAN RICELAND 1 2008-2015 Php 3,260.48 15 I-0202033 BALINGCOS, EMILIO LABAYAO COCAL 1 2011-2015 Php 1,106.40 16 I-0202582 BALISADO, APOLONIO HRS. OF ALANGILAN COCAL/RES 2 2013-2015 Php 1,641.60 17 I-0202500 BALISADO, ESTEBAN ALANGILAN RESIDENTIAL 1 2005-2015 Php 220.06 18 I-0202581 BALISADO, RAYMONDO ALANGILAN COCAL 1 1999-2015 Php 12,445.28 19 I-0202553 BAURE, MATIAS ALANGILAN RESIDENTIAL 1 1995-2015 Php 1,605.36 20 I-0202225 BONACHITA, CASTOR BANGBANGANON COCAL 1 2004-2015 Php 1,533.10 21 I-0202315 BONACHITA, EVANGELISTA ALANGILAN BLDG 1 1994-2015 Php 87,183.04 22 I-0202357 BONACHITA, FRANCISCO ALANGILAN RICELAND 1 2007-2015 Php 690.76 23 I-0202280 BONACHITA, MERCEDITA ALANGILAN RICELAND/COCAL 6 2011-2015 Php 42,212.56 24 I-0202329 BONACHITA, NICOLAS ALANGILAN RESIDENTIAL 1 2010-2015 Php 261.82 25 I-0201911 CAANGAY, ANTONIO LABAYAO COCAL 1 2004-2015 Php 8,035.58 26 I-0201906 CAANGAY, NICOLAS KIBUGTONG COCAL 1 1974-2015 Php 4,521.66 27 I-0201918 CAANGAY, TERESA KIBUGTONG COCAL 1 1980-2015 Php 4,242.64 28 I-0202469 CABACTULAN, DOMINGO ALANGILAN COCAL 1 2000-2015 Php 2,192.58 29 I-0202193 CABACTULAN, JUAN LABAYAO COCAL 1 1974-2015 Php 2,308.62 30 I-0202199 CABACTULAN, LUCIO LABAYAO COCAL 1 2002-2015 Php 2,267.04 31 I-0201734 CABACTULAN, RICARDO CABATUHAN COCAL 1 2003-2015 Php 2,442.70 32 I-0201965 CABACTULAN, TIRSO LABAYAO COCAL 1 1994-2015 Php 1,742.08 33 I-0201953 CABIGUIN, FIDELA SAUBSUB COCAL 1 2011-2015 Php 2,150.32 34 I-0202142 CHAN, CATALINO ALANGILAN RICELAND/COCAL 7 1998-2015 Php 25,277.70 35 I-0202259 CHAN, GONZALO ALANGILAN RICELAND 1 2012-2015 Php 620.02 36 I-0202104 CHAVES, FRANCISCO (D) LABAYAO COCAL 1 2005-2015 Php 1,998.12 37 I-0202392 COLONIA, AGAPITO ALANGILAN COCAL/RES 2 2002-2015 Php 10,207.76 38 I-0202128 COLONIA, PEDRO LABAYAO COCAL 1 2006-2015 Php 4,082.56 39 I-0202163 CORRALES, JOSE LABAYAO COCAL 1 1994-2015 Php 4,117.26 40 I-0201956 CREDO, TEODORA & URSULA TAN LABAYAO COCAL 1 2003-2015 Php 3,019.48 41 I-0202061 DADANG, JUANITO MACAPAGAO COCAL 2 1999-2015 Php 2,929.52 42 I-0202244 DADO, FRANCISCO ALANGILAN COCAL 1 1994-2015 Php 645.10 43 I-0202118 DAGARAGA, DELFIN LABAYAO COCAL 1 2010-2015 Php 10,440.06 44 I-0202162 DAGARAGA, FRANCISCO LABAYAO COCAL 1 2010-2015 Php 2,193.16 45 I-0201743 DALUPERI, BENITO CABATUHAN COCAL 1 2002-2015 Php 2,402.98 46 I-0202155 DEMATA, CONCORDIA LABAYAO COCAL 1 1974-2015 Php 3,420.88 47 I-0202156 DEMATA, EMETERIA LABAYAO COCAL 1 1998-2015 Php 5,608.56 48 I-0202048 DEMATA, SANTIAGO MACAPAGAO COCAL 1 2006-2015 Php 8,644.42 49 I-0202223 EBDAO, TORIBIA ALANGILAN COCAL 1 2006-2015 Php 226.14 50 I-0202060 EDPALINA, BERNARDINO MACAPAGAO COCAL 1 1999-2015 Php 4,718.30 51 I-0201830 EDPALINA, THOMASA HRS OF (D) KIBUGTONG COCAL 1 1991-2015 Php 7,729.88 52 I-0202025 EPAN, LUISA SACAL DE SAUBSUB COCAL 2 2006-2015 Php 5,792.92 53 I-0202585 EPAN, TERESA ALANGILAN COCAL 1 2012-2015 Php 1,934.48 54 I-0202148 ESTRADA, CESAR LABAYAO COCAL 1 2011-2015 Php 291.60 55 I-0202049 ESTRADA, GRACIANO SAUBSUB COCAL 1 2012-2015 Php 7,149.78 56 I-0202557 ESTRADA, LEONA D. ALANGILAN COCAL 1 1974-2015 Php 1,021.16 57 I-0202289 FABIANA, TEODOCIA LABAYAO COCAL 1 1994-2015 Php 1,742.30 58 I-0202379 FACTURANAN, YOMIE ALANGILAN RICELAND 1 1994-2015 Php 1,999.44 59 I-0201864 GADOT, JOSE SAUBSUB COCAL 1 1994-2015 Php 3,509.12 60 I-0202331 GADOT, MATEO ALANGILAN COCAL 1 2002-2015 Php 178.70 61 I-0202334 GADOT, ROSARIO ALANGILAN RESIDENTIAL 1 2009-2015 Php 251.84 62 I-0202166 GADOT, ROSARIO MATEO LABAYAO COCAL 1 2009-2015 Php 4,120.46 63 I-0201875 GADOT, SANTIAGO KIBUGTONG COCAL 1 1994-2015 Php 4,952.70 64 I-0201741 GAGUAN, BENJAMIN M. LANAO COCAL 1 2011-2015 Php 2,678.64 65 I-0201745 GAGUAN, FELIPA LANAO COCAL 1 2011-2015 Php 1,794.88 66 I-0202082 GALABINIA, EFEPANIA MACAPAGAO COCAL 1 2001-2015 Php 2,669.04 67 I-0201963 GALO, BUENAVENTURA SONGGOC COCAL 1 2001-2015 Php 1,288.94 68 I-0202094 GALO, DELFINA LABAYAO COCAL 1 1993-2015 Php 1,042.80 69 I-0201762 GALO, EUTIQUIO HRS LANAO COCAL 1 1997-2015 Php 1,903.60 70 I-0201753 GALO, FRANCISCO HRS OF LANAO COCAL 1 1996-2015 Php 2,409.52 71 I-0201782 GALO, TRANQUILINO LANAO COCAL 1 2012-2015 Php 678.70 72 I-0202279 JAMAGO, LEONCIO ALANGILAN COCAL 1 2007-2015 Php 1,279.76 73 I-0202180 JAPONA, POLICARPIO LABAYAO COCAL 1 2010-2015 Php 1,338.76 74 I-0202235 KHO, RUFO TUBOD COCAL 4 2011-2015 Php 48,464.24 75 I-0202035 KHO, SOCORRO LABAYAO COCAL 1 2011-2015 Php 11,202.56 76 I-0202234 KIONISALA, NICOLAS ALANGILAN COCAL 1 2009-2015 Php 20.96 77 I-0202217 KIUNISALA, BENIGNA ALANGILAN COCAL 1 2005-2015 Php 6,766.88 78 I-0201894 LACAYANGA, URBANA HRS OF KIBUGTONG COCAL 1 2005-2015 Php 7,644.48 79 I-0202088 LADAO, EPIFANIA MACAPAGAO COCAL 1 2005-2015 Php 1,624.84 80 I-0202286 LADAO, PASTOR ALANGILAN COCAL 3 1974-2015 Php 4,564.64 81 I-0201981 LADAO, PLACIDO LABAYAO COCAL 1 1997-2015 Php 4,733.18 82 I-0202350 LANTACA, LORENZO ALANGILAN COCAL/RES 2 2001-2015 Php 3,716.28 83 I-0202499 LUMACANG, SANTIAGO ALANGILAN RESIDENTIAL 1 2008-2015 Php 76.54 84 I-0201924 LUMAYAG, DANIEL LUBO COCAL 1 1998-2015 Php 2,594.18 85 I-0202425 MAR, JUAN ALANGILAN RES. /RICELAND 1 1999-2015 Php 3,765.60 86 I-0202021 MATA, APOLINAR LABAYAO COCAL 1 2003-2015 Php 4,653.14 87 I-0202023 MATA, PONCIANO SAUBSUB COCAL 1 1994-2015 Php 2,890.26 88 I-0201865 MATA, SANTIAGO SAUBSUB COCAL 1 2012-2015 Php 617.06 89 I-0201778 MONREAL, CANDELARIA PANGHAWIRAN COCAL 1 2002-2015 Php 586.16 90 I-0201773 MONREAL, DELFINA PANGHAWIRAN COCAL 1 1994-2015 Php 1,291.80 91 I-0201890 MORRALES, MARTA KIBUGTONG COCAL 1 1998-2015 Php 5,950.12 92 I-0201893 NACAYTUNA, ANASTACIO KIBUGTONG COCAL 1 1974-2015 Php 3,627.74 93 I-0201811 NACAYTUNA, DANIEL KIBUGTONG COCAL 2 2001-2015 Php 7,591.16 94 I-0201798 NACAYTUNA, FELINO KIBUGTONG COCAL 1 2002-2015 Php 16,737.52 95 I-0201793 NACAYTUNA, LIBRADO CABATUHAN COCAL 1 2011-2015 Php 435.28 96 I-0201737 NACAYTUNA, QUIRINO KIBUGTONG COCAL 3 1998-2015 Php 964.36 97 I-0202131 NAMATA, CORAZON LABAYAO COCAL 1 2003-2015 Php 5,027.84 98 I-0201952 NAPONE, FRANCISCO LABAYAO COCAL 3 1999-2015 Php 12,522.46 99 I-0201851 NAPONE, JOSE SAUBSUB COCAL 1 2000-2015 Php 8,873.82 100 I-0201797 OBATAY, GREGORIA KIBUGTONG COCAL 1 1985-2015 Php 6,847.48 101 I-0202344 ONG KING PO ALANGILAN RESIDENTIAL 1 1994-2015 Php 7,264.72 102 I-0202220 PABILLORE, EUSTAQUIO ALANGILAN COCAL 1 1974-2015 Php 3,556.80 103 I-0202066 PABILLORE, GLECERIO ALANGILAN COCAL 1 2008-2015 Php 1,458.42 104 I-0202538 PADUA, CECELIA ALANGILAN COCAL/RES 1 1994-2015 Php 1,940.30 105 I-0202567 PADUA, PEDRO HRS OF ALANGILAN RESIDENTIAL 1 2012-2015 Php 156.50 106 I-0201858 PAHIGO, MANUEL SAUBSUB COCAL 1 1999-2015 Php 3,698.40 107 I-0201967 PAYCA, DEMETRIO LABAYAO COCAL 1 1994-2015 Php 1,735.76 108 I-0201885 SABANTO, JUANA & MATA, R. KIBUGTONG COCAL 1 2000-20015 Php 3,892.00 109 I-0201810 SABANTO, PLACIDO KIBUGTONG COCAL 2 1980-2015 Php 13,378.30 110 I-0202219 SABUGA-A, FLORA ALANGILAN COCAL 1 1974-2015 Php 2,042.80 111 I-0201751 SABUGA-A, NATALIA LANAO COCAL 1 2005-2015 Php 1,971.26 112 I-0202294 SACAL, ANGELO ALANGILAN RESIDENTIAL 1 1974-2015 Php 1,227.76 113 I-0201831 SANTUA, AGRIPINO KIBUGTONG COCAL 1 1994-2015 Php 6,486.74 114 I-0201732 SANTUA, RICARDO KIBUGTONG COCAL 1 1993-2015 Php 5,243.02 115 I-0201803 SORIANO, PEDRO LANAO COCAL 2 1994-2015 Php 7,461.68 116 I-0202531 SUAZO, DOROTEO ALANGILAN COCAL 3 2008-2015 Php 4,683.96 117 I-0202111 SUAZO, FRANCISCA MACAPAGAO COCAL 3 2007-2015 Php 9,635.02 118 I-0202107 SUAZO, HONORATO MACAPAGAO COCAL 1 1994-2015 Php 4,984.32 119 I-0202057 SUAZO, L.;BARABIA, E.; CUENCO, V. MACAPAGAO COCAL 1 2004-2015 Php 97.12 120 I-0201892 UAYAN, MARCIAL ALANGILAN COCAL 2 2004-2015 Php 1,863.94 121 I-0201733 UAYAN, SIMPLICIO CABATUHAN COCAL 1 2003-2015 Php 3,094.14 122 I-0202075 VARIACION, FRANCISCO MACAPAGAO COCAL 1 1999-2015 Php 3,735.28 123 I-0202385 VILLAMIL, CAROLINA, ALONZO ALANGILAN COCAL 1 1997-2015 Php 13,633.74 124 I-0201771 YAMBA, CLEMENTE LANAO COCAL 2 1974-2015 Php 5,058.72 125 I-0201937 YAMSON, PATRICIA SONGGOC COCAL 1 1974-2015 Php 2,060.94 126 I-0202133 ZABALLERO, CANDIDA LABAYAO COCAL 3 1997-2015 Php 21,897.96 127 I-0201766 ZABALLERO, CONIGUNDA LANAO COCAL 1 1994-2015 Php 8,786.48 128 I-0201884 ZABALLERO, FELICIANO KIBUGTONG COCAL 2 2005-2015 Php 2,877.68 129 I-0202213 ZABALLERO, FERMIN ALANGILAN COCAL 1 1974-2015 Php 611.92 130 I-0201930 ZABALLERO, LEIZL LABAYAO COCAL 1 2002-2015 Php 2,443.20 131 I-0202597 ZABALLERO, LIBRADO CAPIHAN COCAL 1 1974-2015 Php 2,116.51 132 I-0201876 ZABALLERO, NARCISO KIBUGTONG COCAL 2 2004-2015 Php 1,779.18 Php 761,391.19 Barangay : BALITE 1 I-0403445 ABUGHO, CASIMERO BALITE COCAL 1 2003-2015 Php 5,109.02 2 I-0403417 ABUGHO, JULIANA BALITE COCAL 1 1999-2015 Php 3,385.18 3 I-0403408 ABUGHO, MARIA BALITE COCAL 1 2008-2015 Php 929.28 4 I-0403532 AWITEN, GREGORIO BALITE COCAL 1 2010-2015 Php 273.20 5 I-0403471 BABAISON, CARMELITO & ADELINA (SPOUSES) BALITE COCAL 1 2012-2015 Php 1,517.04 6 I-0403432 BALINGCOS, EMELIO BALITE COCAL 1 2011-2015 Php 355.32 7 I-0403492 CHING, ALICE BALITE COCAL 1 1994-2015 Php 2,559.74 8 I-0403413 DAGSA, ANGELA VD. & DAGSA, ROGER BALITE COCAL 1 1999-2015 Php 7,563.12 9 I-0403421 DAGSA, GREGORIA BALITE COCAL 1 2009-2015 Php 2,981.84 10 I-0403538 DALURA, CENSINO BALITE COCAL 1 2012-2015 Php 110.44 11 I-0403456 GADOT, ROSARIO BALITE RES. LAND 1 2006-2015 Php 1,078.00 12 I-0403402 GAGUAN, AGAPITA BALITE COCAL 1 2006-2015 Php 3,533.64 13 I-0403466 GAGUAN, ANACLITO HRS. BALITE COCAL 1 2008-2015 Php 538.56 14 I-0403461 GAGUAN, ANGELA BALITE COCAL 1 2010-2015 Php 1,066.06 15 I-0403545 GAGUAN, CERELO BALITE COCAL 1 2010-2015 Php 1,014.14 16 I-0403505 GAGUAN, CLAUDIA GADOT BALITE COCAL 1 1998-2015 Php 1,808.72 17 I-0403503 GAGUAN, DAMIAN BALITE COCAL 2 1980-2015 Php 5,430.86 18 I-0403464 GAGUAN, SEGUNDA BALITE COCAL 1 1995-2015 Php 1,453.06 19 I-0403542 LADAO, NATIVIDAD GAGUAN BALITE RES. LAND 1 2010-2015 Php 912.80 20 I-0403490 LOMOCSO, ANGELA BALITE RES. LAND 1 2001-2015 Php 799.74 21 I-0403465 NAPONE, EDGAR Y. BALITE COCAL 1 2008-2015 Php 750.28 22 I-0403469 PABATAO, FRANCISCO BALITE COCAL 1 2007-2015 Php 4,053.02 23 I-0403428 PABILLORE, PATRICIA HRS. OF BALITE COCAL 1 2011-2015 Php 1,696.12 24 I-0403430 RICA, ANTONIO JR. P. BALITE COCAL 1 2011-2015 Php 485.64 25 I-0403477 RIVERA, SALOME BALITE RES. LAND 1 2001-2015 Php 613.80 26 I-0403414 UAYAN, LEONORA BALITE COCAL 1 2002-2015 Php 6,878.06 27 I-0403424 UAYAN, SEVERINO G. BALITE COCAL 4 2003-2015 Php 8,452.84 28 I-0403494 VELOZ, TORADIO BALITE RES. LAND 1 1999-2015 Php 388.56 29 I-0403508 YAMSON, ISABEL BALITE COCAL 1 2001-2015 Php 4,232.64 30 I-0403514 YAMSON, MARIA BALITE COCAL 1 2012-2015 Php 1,524.74 31 I-0403497 YAMSON, TEODULO BALITE RES. LAND 3 2003-2015 Php 2,103.76 Php 73,599.22 Barangay: BACNIT 1 I-0302947 ABID, PEDRO BACNIT COCAL 1 2002-2015 Php 3,181.48 2 I-0303301 ABING, JUAN BOL-OS COCAL 2 2002-2015 Php 7,680.44 3 I-0303353 ABING, MARTA BACNIT COCAL 1 2009-2015 Php 1,109.28

Delinquency Tax 4 I-0303334 ABING, SANTIAGO BACNIT COCAL 1 2001-2015 Php 6,840.70 5 I-0302724 ABUGHO, JUANITA P. BACNIT COCAL 1 2002-2015 Php 3,335.58 6 I-0303012 AGUILAR, ENGRACIO BACNIT COCAL 1 2003-2015 Php 6,612.36 7 I-0302782 AGUILAR, RAYMUNDO BACNIT COCAL 1 2005-2015 Php 5,402.40 8 I-0302977 AGUILAR, VIRGILIO BACNIT COCAL 2 1999-2015 Php 7,904.56 9 I-0303332 AWITEN, ANSELMO ALFONSO HRS. 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SLP program participants in Tiniwisan, BXU open General Merchandise business Butuan City -- Through the Sustainable Livelihood Program (SLP) of the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), some 111 Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program partner beneficiaries in Brgy. Tiniwisan, this city have inaugurated today their General Merchandise livelihood project. Attending the said activity are the program participants, the barangay local government unit (BLGU) headed by Hon. Demetrio E. Tableon, information officer Claire Pantoja of SLP, and the regional program management office (RPMO) led by program coordinator Roy Serdeña. The said 111 Pantawid Pamilya partner-beneficiaries comprise the five (5) SEA-K associations. The participants decided to merge each of their Php10,000 capital seed funds provided by SLP to put up a General Merchandise. Since Tiniwisan is a distant barangay from the city proper, access to basic commodities and other supplies have been inconvenient and costly for the residents.

This inspired the program participants to realize this livelihood project, given that the site is strategic and the project is seen practical and feasible. Through the SEA-K fund, financial assistance and logistic support from the BLGU, and initiatives of the members, the efficient implementation of the project has been carried out. During the construction of the building, the federation members had “bayanihan” or voluntary service. They extended help without expecting anything in return. Rowena “Weng” Narzabal, SEA-K Federation chairman and a Pantawid Pamilya parent leader, shares her joy after receiving the grants. “Dako akong kalipay ug pasalamat sa tabang na nahatag sa gobyerno labi na sa SLP na naghatag ug capital aron makatukod mi ug negosyo (I am deeply grateful and glad with the government’s help especially to the SLP which provided us with capital so that we would be able put up a business),” says Weng. A noteworthy support of the BLGU is also felt by the program participants.

Butuan City --The KapitBisig Laban sa Kahirapan – Comprehensive and Integrated Delivery of Social Services (Kalahi-CIDSS)-Caraga is conducting the Municipal Coordinating Team (MCT) Training on Kalahi-CIDSS Implementation Mechanism for 377 and 293 Areas held at Almont Hotel’s Inland Resort, this city from September 14 – 18, 2015 for batch 1, and September 21 – 25, 2015 for batch 2. The MCTs, composed of municipal-hired Area Coordinators (ACs), Deputy Area Coordinators (DACs), Financial Analysts (FAs), and Community Empowerment Facilitators (CEFs), from 377 areas (Poor/Yolanda-affected municipalities), and 293 areas (Poor/Non-Yolanda affected municipalities) participate in the five-day training to further their knowledge and skills in facilitating the implementation of Kalahi-CIDSS in their municipalities.

As the counterparts of the Area Coordinating Teams (ACT) in the program implementation, Kalahi-CIDSS Regional Program Management Office (RPMO) acknowledges the importance of capacitating the MCTs to ensure that the program implementation will be successfully conducted at the municipal level. The said training will ensure that both the ACT and the MCT will harmoniously co-exist in their respective areas. The hiring of the MCT is one of the conditionality in the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) between DSWD and the municipal local government units (MLGUs) to ensure that the program will be properly conducted, monitored and implemented. This ensures that the community will reap the benefits of the program. The Kalahi-CIDSS is a poverty alleviation program of the national government implemented by the DSWD. It aims to have barangays/communi-

SLP Regional coordinator Roy Serdeña cuts the ribbon during the inauguration of the SEA-K Federation’s General Merchandise livelihood project in Brgy.Tiniwisan, Butuan City.

Through the BLGU, an area “Ako dili magduha duha for the General Merchandise sa pagtabang sa mga proyekto sama ani ug gihangyo nako was provided. Hon. Demetrio E. Tabelon, punong barangay of Brgy. Tiniwisan, shares that the construction of the General Merchandise is a stepping stone to alleviate poverty and improve the socio-economic well- being of the residents of the said village.

na maghiusa ug magtinabangay ta tanan sa pagpalambo niini (With no doubt, I am willing to continually be part with projects like this and I am asking everyone to unite and help in cultivating this project),” he expressed. Through its partners Ralav Corp and Cantilan Bank, the federation was provided an orientation on Store Management and Financial Literacy. Further, the group has also coordinated with various regional distributors that could provide goods with discounts like Nestle, Procter & Gamble, Extract, Oro Grande, Pilmico and Breeders. With this, the store can now offer items with affordable prices and the community members no longer have to spend Php5070 for transportation just to purchase goods in the city proper.

The SLP is a communitybased capacity-building program aimed at improving the socio-economic status of its participants. It operates on a two-track system, in which participants are given the option to take either the (a) Micro-enterprise Development track or the (b) Employment Facilitation track after participating in social preparation and capacitybuilding workshops to be conducted by the project development officers from different regions. Moreover, program participants are provided with the corresponding assistance based on their chosen tracks. Further trainings are conducted during the implementation process of the program, as well as monitoring and evaluation.###(MARY CARMELLE JUMAWAN/ Social Marketing Unit/DSWD Field Office Caraga)

Kalahi-CIDSS Caraga capacitates municipal counterparts

Regional Community Development Specialist, Elsa Montemor presenting the output of the participants during one of the preliminary activities during the Municipal Coordinating Team Training on KALAHI CIDSS National Community-Driven Development Program (KALAHI CIDSS – NCDDP) Implementation Mechanism – Batch 1, at Almont Hotel’s Inland Resort, Butuan City.

ties of targeted municipalities become empowered to achieve improved access to services and to participate in more inclusive local planning, budgeting, and implementation. ###(MARKO DAVEY D. REYES/Social Marketing Unit/DSWD Field Office Caraga)

Blissful SLP program participants in Brgy.Tiniwasan, Butuan City are filled with excitement in their first day duty at the General Merchandise.

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Top BPO firms, executives to be honored at the 10th International ICT awards Globe Business positions PH as top global outsourcing hub with portfolio of ICT solutions for BPOs

Philippines has emerged as one of the world’s fastest growing ITBusiness Process Management (IT-BPM) destinations in the world. In order to showcase these achievements, the ICT Awards was launched in 2007 by the Canadian Chamber of Commerce (CANCHAM) in close cooperation with IBPAP. The ICT Awards is one of the most renowned awarding ceremonies in the industry and its 2016 installment is geared to be the largest event yet. In its upcoming 10th year, a new category which determines the winner via online voting has been introduced: Most Popular Team Leader of the Year in the ICT Industry. “The new category allows us to celebrate the best of the best.” Julian Payne, President of CANCHAM shared, “We are very excited about the Team Leader category where we plan to implement a new voting system for the day itself. It will give us an opportunity to see what type of Team Leaders the companies will put forward.” “2016 will also mark our 10th annual event, which is a great milestone for us.” Payne, continues, “We want to make this the best possible one yet and we can’t do that without the support of Globe Business.” Additionally the ICT Awards will continue the Cities for ICT sponsorship program where identified next wave cities may showcase themselves to potential

In picture (L-R) Cora Dela Cruz CanCham Executive Director, Julian Payne CanCham President, Jomari Mercado IBPAP President and Dion Asencio Vice President for Sales Globe Business. photo supplied

ICT companies who are looking to expand. “The Philippines has emerged as one of the world’s fastest growing destinations for IT-Business Process Management (IT-BPM).” shared Globe Senior Advisor for Enterprise and IT Enabled Services Group Mike Frausing, “Our support in this year’s ICT Awards is testament to Globe Business’ recognition of these milestones as well as the importance of ICT in enabling enterprises embrace development and growth.” As the preferred ICT partner, Globe Business provides a comprehensive range of ICT solutions for the country’s top BPO firms that enable connectivity, increased productivity, and operational efficiency, helping them achieve and sustain business growth. The portfolio of solutions comprises of E-line, Multi Protocol Label Switching (MPLS), Direct Internet, BGIX

(Burstable Internet), Data Center (Co-Location), Integrated Services for Digital Networks, Primary Rate Interface, all the way to Enhanced Managed Voice Solutions for wireline solutions to name a few. For wireless solutions, Mobile and TxtConnect are highly soughtafter services. The data center and carrier ethernet services are ISOand MEF global standards-certified, respectively. The 10th ICT International ICT awards announcement of winners will be at the 2016 ICT awards Gala Night, March 22,2016 at Mariott Grand Ballroom. For more information about Globe Business, get in touch with your Globe Business Account Manager or call the Globe Business Premium Support Center at +63 2.730.1288 toll-free using a Globe mobile and landline. Also directly apply online at http://business. globe.com.ph/help-and-support/ form/newline.

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