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ig Bite Northern Mindanao Food Festival which happened last January 9 to 11, 2015 at Centrio Mall, this city, has gathered food vendors, local food concessionaires and culinary schools all over Northern Mindanao. Big Bite Food Fest is considered as the biggest food festival in this season. Centrio Mall Marketing Manager Loren Anne Yasay said that Big Bite is held after the successful Big Bite Northern Luzon held in Centrio’s sister mall, Marquee Mall in Pampanga. The food fest aimed to showcase the food products of Northern Mindanao. The three-day event happened through a lot of activities and festivities in the mall’s activity area. The first day themed as “The Bounty of Misamis Oriental” displayed Misamis Orien-
tal’s coconut and ostrich dishes. It kicked off with culinary competition, The Great Ostrich Challenge, cultural dance presentation and Big Buffet – Dine at the Garden with entertainment. For Big Buffet, lucky shoppers were randomly chose to participate in sampling. “Green Bukidnon: Food Basket of Mindanao” is the motif of the following day highlighting Bukidnon’s vegetables, pineapples, beef and coffee. To further engage the theme, a panel discussion of Food Basket of Mindanao and Bukidnon products’ cooking demonstration was
held. The day also featured events such as ‘A Friendly Kitchen: Healthy Cooking’ primary discussion with Culinary Institute of Cagayan de Oro’s (CIC) Chef Malou Caudal. She gave emphasis on nutrition part of cooking and introduced the TEE (Total Energy Expenditure) Computation Program
of CIC School. In addition are ‘Big Puzzle Challenge: Let’s Start Them Young’ with local celebrity Mommy Marj and her daughter, ‘The Cold Kitchen: A Kitchen for All’ discussion through Chef Hasset Go, The Kitchen Musical and Big Buffet, and finally, a cooking BIG BITE | Page B2
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BRING SUCCESS IN YOUR CAREER THIS 2015 http://www.chinkeetan.com/ been telling his son to wake up and go to work even at the age of 30. Mom: “Son, you got to wake up and go to work.” Son: “Give me one good reason why I should wake up and go to work!” Mom: “Son, you are the president of the company.” N TA E E Haven’t you noby CHINK ticed? There is joy if you do what you love; peace even if times re you bored may be difficult; hope with your work? Do you even if you don’t see yet the result; excitefeel that you’re not ment even if there are growing with your career? Or do you feel uncertainties; grace even if the task may you’re a failure? Some of the essen- be difficult. This is tial factors to become because what you are doing is not only for successful in your the money, but you chosen field of enare doing it out of deavor are by having PASSION, LOVE FOR passion. To simply put WORK, and continue it, “PASSION is your PURSUING OF NEW FUEL for SUCCESS.” Without passion, KNOWLEDGE. This is what I want to share doing things will be challenging and difwith you on this article. Let us start with ficult. The second thing I the word PASSION. You need to have pas- would like to share is sion with what you’re PURSUING OF NEW KNOWLEDGE. doing. It is just plain As they say, Learnand simply doing ing is a continuous what you love and process. You must uploving what you do. date your knowledge Passion is your fuel and explore yourself for success. Believe me, there will be days in every aspect. Most of the time the secret when you wake up and you don’t feel like of one’s success is by non-stop searching going to work. But the one that will push and gaining of new knowledge. You must you out of your bed innovate yourself for is your passion. This to become successreminded me a story ful. You must not of a mother who has
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stay in your comfort zones and sit on the pew of past success. If you already reach the height of your career, the more you must become passionate, thirst, and be aggressive to search for more things in order to maintain and sustain your career. Don’t rely on your laurels. Be intelligent rather than be knowledgeable. Remember that as the days go by, changes are continuing to develop. Fast rising improvement and development of technology are seen and experienced. Every second, every minute, new things and new learning process are being introduced. They key word in the 21st century is UPGRADE. Cellphones, laptops, computer, tablets are being upgraded; even how we look is also being upgraded. Once you stop upgrading yourself, success in your career also stops. Practice these 2 P’s this year PASSION, LOVE FOR WORK, and continue PURSUING OF NEW KNOWLEDGE. Then see how it can bring productivity & change in your work life. THINK. REFLECT. APPLY. Are you happy with what you’re doing now? Are you doing out of obligation or passion? Are you teachable and open to new learning?
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tomers, they believe that Big Bite would also able to help promote local businesses in the region, most especially those who just started to establish their own brand. Provincial Governor Bambi Emano also graced the opening program of Big Bite. He is so grateful to Centrio Mall for being the venue of promotions of the province’ major initiatives including Kuyamis Festival. To mention, Big Bite happened with the conduct of Kuyamis Festival. “That’s why we launched Kuyamis Festival because we want to have our own festival, our own produce just like what Big Bites is doing, like Centrio Ayala Mall is doing and hopefully, we’ll be able to settle the fruit of Misamis Oriental and Northern Mindanao,” he said. He thanked all the visitors who came to support the Kuyamis Festival and once again called to neighboring provinces of Camiguin, Bukidnon, Misamis Occidental and Lanao del Norte for their support, for the progress of the province of Misamis Oriental lies in them and their progress lies in Misamis Oriental, as well. “I hope, pray and wish that what Centrio Ayala Mall has started will be a start where you, I and all of us in Northern Mindanao and the Province of Misamis Oriental will be able to help each other not only in times of calamity but of course, in times of progress,” he ended. The held Centrio Mall’s Big Bite is the first ever in Northern Mindanao.
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Tangub NHS Special Program in the Arts: The avenue of performing artists in Tangub City By Judy Marie F. Cabrera Teacher III Tangub City National High School
Schools is an avenue of enhancing not just knowledge and wisdom but also, values, skills and talents. In schools, there are organizations for non-academic interests such as Glee Club for singing enthusiasts, Dance Troupe for dancers
and as well sporting clubs and other groups that aim to improve the discovered skills and talents of the students. The creation of Special Program for the Arts (SPA) is also for the same purpose. This program is designed to
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Teaching is one of the noblest professions on earth. It is a career only those people who have shown unconditional love for children survive. It is undoubtedly a vocation only few dearly choose. Teaching, as a lifetime occupation, requires a person not only to be expert academically but also to be the role model of the society. Furthermore, most of the people have viewed teaching as the mother of all careers. They have claimed that teaching profession is the gateway for other fields of endeavor bloom. In fact, they have stressed out that there would have been no scientists, doctors, lawyers, pilots, managers, engineers, accountants, nurses and other specialists in the arena, if there were no teachers who have carried these hopeful dreamers from the start of the race until the finish line of their ambitions. Teaching is nonetheless a painful undertaking yet a very rewarding activity to live with. Correspondingly, teachers bring out the best among diverse learners. They have fostered different skills and talents of students in school. As coaches, these exceptional
players in the educational system have created avenues for schoolchildren’s growth in all aspects of life. These mentors have also shaped the uniqueness of their clients according to their strength, and they unearth ways for the latter to conquer their weaknesses. They have been working day and night, so every student finds learning fun and glorious. Similarly, many countries that have soared high nowadays enjoy the brilliance of committed teachers. Those underdogs in the battlefield of industrialization have been transformed to become giants in technological advancement by the catalysts of change. In fact, the nations that produce quality graduates often see progress not as a challenge but a tradition. Without a doubt, they have not bargained their people to the silhouette of ambiguity. Since teaching is a timeless mission, we have to incessantly acknowledge the teachers’ role in nation building. Their efforts in ensuring a bright future to every child are indispensible. They may only be blotches in the community they live in, but their contributions surely have touched everyone’s life. Every
produce excellent young artists with aethetic potential and renewed spirituality committed to the preservation of Filipino culture and heritage. It also targets to develop students with inclination to music, visual arts, theater arts, creative writing, media arts and dance. In support to this, a lot
of conferences and trainings held for both teachers and students to further strengthen this program. For example is the SANAYGURO National Training for Teachers. It is conducted to design and develop syllabus improving and upgrading the arts curricula of DepEd SPA and to fortify knowledge and skills of all SPA
little thing these magnificent creatures have extended to the people marks a triumph in nature. However, some people belittle today’s unsung heroes because of incompetence and shortcomings. Humans as they are, the educators are also vulnerable to flaws. Though
nobody is perfect, they really have tried their best to live in decency and adeptness. Thus, being disrespectful to the molders of young minds is a malicious mischief. In lieu of criticizing teachers for being incompetent, why not give them the accolade they deserve?
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Arts teachers. Tangub City National High School is one of the schools offering this program. Through it, they were able to expose hidden talents of students in different areas such as singing, dancing and acting. The trainings conducted made the students’ skills improved and well-practiced. In result, these trainings have produced exceptional artists that became pride not just of the school but as well of Tangub City. Their performances have attracted outside invitations, giving more life and colors to the city. Thus, it has been a lively avenue in telling the stories and
culture of Tangub City. Further, the learning institution believe that exposing such kind of intelligence is a powerful way to inject confidence and interest of the students towards learning C8in general. In other term, their interest towards exploring all kinds of subject matter will gain, enticing excellent academic performance. This is one reason behind Department of Education’s effort in giving importance to such fields. Skills and talents are natural gift, aside from the fact that these are in-born intelligence. Thus, schools play big role in unhiding and improving these forms of intelligence.
Sight Special Gospel of the day:John16:29-33 (January13, 2015-Tuesday) John 16:29-33Now are we sure that thou knowest all things, and needest not that any man should ask thee: Matthew 13:14-16And in them is fulfilled the prophecy of Esaias, which saith, By hearing ye shall hear, and shall not understand; and seeing ye shall see, and shall not perceive: For this people’s heart is waxed gross, and [their] ears are dull of hearing, and their eyes they have closed; lest at any time they should see with [their] eyes, and hear with [their] ears, and should understand with [their] heart, and should be converted, and I should heal them. But blessed [are] your eyes, for they see: and your ears, for they hear. This is the reason of Jesus why He used proverb or parables in His preaching. On the other hand, in our Gospel we can notice that the disciples of Jesus said that Christ speaks to them plainly and clearly. The indication of this is our God communicates to us in many ways, in direct way and indirect way. This is our chal-
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lenge if we can “recognize God in our daily lives.” In our Gospel, it is clearly emphasized that Christ knows everything and because of this, “we cannot hide ourselves from God.” Hebrews 4:13-Neither is there any creature that is not manifest in his sight: but all things [are] naked and opened unto the eyes of him with whom we have to do: Printing paid by: Neneth - Bobong Balino- Dr. Edith, PhDTony Jordan - CDO. St. Peter Calungsod, pray for us! #0928414949009279551247: Question – Prayer request: Please follow me “WORD ON FIRE” on CCTN channel 12-CDO @ 10 PMMondays, Tuesday @ 3:30 PM and 2:00 AM Mondays. Happy New Year!!! God loves you!!!
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