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Jasaan Focusing another second look on a place in the middle of Misamis Oriental

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By IrENE Dayo

asaan town in Misamis Oriental is a home to me for 21 years of my life. This place spells my memorable childhood days. I have stepped my feet in various places around the town and all I can say is that Jasaan is simply amazing, and it is a hometown that I could always boast to my friends coming from other locations.

This peaceful town is situated along Macajalar Bay, in central coast of Northern

Mindanao, 30 kilometers east of Cagayan de Oro City.

It is bounded by the municipalities of Balingasag in east, Villanueva in west and Claveria in north.

The municipality of Jasaan sits in a location perfect for summer break and holiday getaways. It is known for its pool resorts, springs, rivers and beaches that attracts tourists from both nearby and far places.

It is also a home of Sagpulon Falls, referred to as

Immaculada Concepcion Parish Church (Photo by Irene Dayo)

an acclaimed tourist attraction in the country. Jasaan is abundant in water resources which the town considered as an asset to be proud of, and might be the reason on the creation of a festive and colorful Katubigan Festival celebrated annually on the month of December.

This town, considered small though, has also embraced the culture of modernism, making it at par with other municipalities in the province.

Jasaan is one of the places not only rich in water resources but also tradition that has been preserved even its oldest form and cultural heritage that might reached not just centennial year. Town that considered “small” to some though, but I must admit that, a native Jasaanon as I am, I haven’t touched all its edges and corners. There are still some more doors to explore.

HISTORY Like other places, Jasaan has also its own noble history that can even traced in pre-Spanish era. In various records, Jasaan is already an existing municipality in 1803. It was reduced, however, to a barangay in 1903 and placed under the jurisdiction of Balingasag town during the times Americans has occupied the town, after Spaniards.

The name “Jasaan” was given by a Spanish missionary who chanced upon a native sharpening a bolo in Sapong Spring, now called Kota, Aplaya. The missionary asked for the name of the place. However, the native replied "Ag-hasaa" meaning, "I am sharpening my bolo." The missionary, thinking that he was answered correctly, called the place "Ag-hasaa." Unfortunately, he find the term difficult to pronounce, so he called it "Hasaan" instead. Later time, it was changed to "Jasaan."

The early Jasaanons struggled as heroes just to restore the municipal status of Jasaan. In result, President Elpidio Quirino issued an executive order no. 165, dated August 18, 1948, that this made Jasaan regain its municipal status. November 10, 1948 is engraved as a date when Jasaan has conducted a formal inauguration and first set of municipal leaders assumed office.

Jasaan, undergone changes and developments that its leaders has implemented over the years. Thus, from a so-called “sleepy and sparsely populated community,”

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Jasaan developed into an agro-industrial town, one of the giant contributors for Misamis Oriental.

FAMOUS SPOTS Jasaan, as I mentioned before, is a place rich in terms of water resources. It is just also so fortunate for this town to be occupied by people who are naturally nature-loving and resourceful.

The resources are opted to be developed and its natural beauty is enhanced, reason Jasaan is one of locations in Misamis Oriental that excels when it comes to Tourism.

The Falls of Sagpulon is one of these sites. I remember during my participation of National Schools Press Conference last 2005, this falls is considered as one of the most visited spots in Northern Mindanao. Sagpulon is located in Jasaan’s barangay San Isidro, only seven kilometres away from the national highway. The falls has a height of 350 me-

tres. Tourists can never fail in expecting a breathtaking experience through the perfect panorama of the hanging bridge.

Untouched dimensions of the falls, such as small caves and cliffs, also awaits adventurers and travelers.

The unexplored rock formations invite some more tourists to come and enjoy the breath-taking scenery and adventure.

Agutayan Island, simply known as White Island to residents, is also a famous site found in the coast of Jasaan.

It has 5,000-square meter fine white sand situated on a three-hectare marine sanctuary, serving as breeding ground of marine species such as the giant clams, called as Taclobo. The white island also expose an amazing marine life. Under waters is a kingdom of Agutayan reefs.

Crabs called as Agukoy is also abundant in here. In a look metres away, the place JASAAN | see Page C2

SIGNING OF MOU. The Immaculate Concepcion Church has been declared as one of the National Cultural Treasure by Rev. Fr. Harold Rentoria, Commissioner of Subcommission on Cultural Heritage (SCH), under National Commission for the Culture and the Arts last June 19, 2014. (PIA-10 Photo)

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Verbally abused “Ang tanga tanga mo!”

“Wala na ang magmamahal sa iyo.”

“Ang taba-taba mo, ang pangit mo, ang bobo mo!”

Have anyone said hurtful words to you in the past?

I also had my personal share of trauma and emotional pain. It was when I fail miserably in my studies, and even dropped out from college. I was often reminded that I will be a good for nothing in life. I will never be successful, and will be poor since I do not have any degree to present.

People who said these words to me didn’t hurt me physically, but unconsciously hurting me mentally and emotionally.

Words may not hurt physically but it sure cuts emotionally.

The emotional scars of hurtful words are sometimes too damaging, it can cause emotional and mental stress.

This may happen to you a long time ago or while you were young.

But this is what I learned from becoming a victim of verbal abuse.

You may forget what exactly they said, but what you will not forget; is the feeling it gave you. Do you understand what I mean?

Let us not repeat the mistake of the people who hurt us in the past. And if you were hurt, it is time for you to get healed.

If you want to be healed from the pain of hurtful words, and trauma; you have to be brave. Do something that you have never done before. Are you expecting that time will heal your emotional wounds? No,

it will never heal. You will just forget it for quite some time, but if left unresolved, it will still come back to haunt you.

How Can You Be Healed?

ADMIT YOU’RE HURTING Admission is the first step to healing. Acknowledge that you are in an abusive relationship. Denial will not make it better, you will just make it worst. Admit that the damage has been done.

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forgive will be given to you.

We forgive because God forgave us. When we forgive, we allow God to release us from pain and heal us mentally and emotionally.

Forgiveness is a matter of choice, not based on feelings. Forgive your abuser and yourself. Just surrender and trust God. Pray for the one who abused you. Prayer can do wonders. With prayer and supplication to God everything can changed.

Who knows, your abuser might have a change of heart too.

ASK FOR HELP Seek for mental and emotional support. One of the best sources are the people from the local church that you belong to.

Talk to people who can help you process and understand why you are going through this. If needed, seek professional help to also help you assess the situation. Support groups led by trained professionIf you follow these prinals are wonderful sources of healing and comfort. ciples, you can break the Healing can be difficult and cycle of pain in your life and begin your healing process. a tedious process.

He will turn your mourning ASK GOD FOR HELP & into dancing; He will turn your personal pain into your GUIDANCE Ask God to change your personal gain; He will turn mind and heart. Spend time your life of challenges into in reading God’s Word. a life of blessings. You will Pray, worship, and have realize that all the bad things fellowship with God. The that happened in your life Word of God can be a have a purpose. God has great source of refuge and a great plan for you, plans strength in times of pain and to prosper you and not to discomfort. The process of harm you, plans to give you healing becomes faster if hope and a better future. you seek God and ask for THINK. REFLECT. APPLY. his guidance.

Are you still hurting from ASK GOD TO GIVE YOU the hurtful words that were THE GRACE TO FORGIVE spoken in the past?

Have you come to the Forgiving the person who hurt you can be the point in your life that you most difficult thing to do. are willing to ask for help?

Have you asked God to But with God the grace to give you the grace to forgive and move on?

If not, what are you waiting for?

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JASAAN | from Page C1 away, the place is a sole naked white thing having a lone cottage for the sanctuary outpost that stands on the side. Its blue-green and shallow clear-water, however, is a perfect venue for swimming, snorkeling and diving.

Immaculate Conception Church is also one of places cited as treasures of Jasaan. In fact, National Commission for Culture and the Arts recently visited it and declared the church as a cultural national treasure. The church is also beneficiary-site of Taoid Heritage Program, an annual heritage conservation program.

The Immaculate Conception Church existed for more than a hundred years already, reason it is declared as centennial treasure, as well. It is estimated to be completed between late 19th and 20th century. It stands at the middle of Barangay Upper Jasaan of the town. It is made up of bricks and wood. In 2001, National Museum of the Philippines declared it as National Treasure of the country and Northern Mindanao. In the mean time, the church is on the stage of on-going repair and restoration.

Aside from these three, Jasaan is also home of Mulawan Beach, Pablourdes Beach, Punta Gorda Beach, Rosa Beach, Liyang Beach, Corrales Spring in Barangay Corrales, Dumagooc River, Cabulig River, Kahulugan Spring, Mauswagonor Magallanes Cave in Barangay Bobontugan, Pinangosob Springs, Villabongga Cave in Barangay San Antonio and Agutayan Reef, among others. There are also old ancestral and antique houses, mostly are Hispanic-style houses, that can be found along the main streets of Jasaan and in its barangays just like in Bobontugan. To this time, a lot of sites have been developed and added to list of tourist destinations that can be found only in this town.

THE 66th FOUNDING ANNIVERSARY Every September first of the year, Jasaan commemorates the day this town has founded.

Fortunately, I came to witness this event.

This year, the celebration revolved in the theme “Ang panaghiusa mao ang kabilin sa paglambo sa Jasaan.” In the spearheading of the Municipal Mayor Grace A. Jardin, various activities have been organized to entertain town residents and visitors alike. These activities include sports festivals and tournaments, Wow Jasaan and Katubigan song composition contests, town parade, fireworks display, ‘Barangay Home-grown Festival’ Night presented by barangay officials and staff, Festival Queen search, Unity Run, ‘Festivals of the Philippines’ Night and Indak Pinoy presentation of Department of Education and Time Travel Night given by the local government unit.

There is also an Agri-tourism Fair held exhibiting the products of various barangays such as sweet potato, cassava, corn, banana and coconut,

among others. In addition, for coastal and upland barangays, the local government unit conducted an Agri-coco booth contest. Each booth is decorated with coconut materials being the main component of a festive agricultural motif. The exhibit exposes the resourcefulness, innovativeness and skills of Jasaanons for booths display quality Jasaan-owned products having proper grouping, arrangement and labels.

The celebration also enveloped the delivering of State of the Municipal Address (SOMA) of Mayor Jardin in front of witnessing Jasaanons and visitors. In her speech, she presented all the finished projects and programs such as Dairy milk production, Vermi culture project, I.S. Cruz solar dryer, road-concreting projects, Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Project and several others.

Further, the mayor mentioned the on-going and future projects and also, her plans for the town.

The latest attraction of Jasaan came as highlight of this year’s celebration. Famous to the residents as Dancing Fountain of Jasaan, Mayor Jardin said that this fountain is made to give entertainment to Jasaanons, especially to the oldies. As what she said during her SOMA, “Ang kaligayahang hatid ng fountain na iyan ay hindi matutumbasan ng pera (The happiness brought by this fountain cannot be bought by money).” The construction of this project worth P 6.5 million coming from the town’s development fund, and in which the water source is the local government unit pipe. The fountain is more attractive at night, emitting different colors of dancing water. The best feature also of this attraction include the water lines dance while music is playing.

Jasaan is indeed a paradise full of beautiful creations that are truly blessing from above. The spots and facts mentioned in this article might be just few of the many trying to evoke interest, inviting adventure seekers out there. Truth be told, there are still some which are just quietly standing in the midst of this town, waiting to be explored.

Personally, I am a native of this town. I grow up here and explored so many things, that I found these all so interesting. Honest to say, however, I can say that each time I see news on TV and posts on social networking sites about Jasaan and its new innovations, I still can say that amazement still collides me. I still feel thrilled and surprised, making me realize that I do not know everything.

This realization came that seems eye-opener and encouraged me to discover more things about my hometown and other places in Misamis Oriental.

Long ago, in my younger years, I dreamed to visit far and new places, locations away from Jasaan, not knowing that there are still places in town that could be too new to me. Indeed, a lot of adventures just sit in the place where we are in. There’s more fun in 7,107 islands in the Philippines, but there are much more fun in this home Misamis Oriental!

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Time to get geeky WHEN you hear the term “geek wars”, what comes to mind? Is it about bloody clashes between computer wizards, complete with swords and guns? Or maybe they use lasers, too. Maybe they are justs IT folks who idolize Game of Thrones.

Nah, neither of the above.

Geek Wars was actually an offshoot of Trivia Night CDO which abruptly ended in late 2012. But then again, what is Trivia Night? Trivia Night is the Philippine version of a quiz show made popular in nightspots in England at the onset of the 21st century. While specific formats vary, most pub

quizzes depend on answers being written in response to questions which may be announced by a quizmaster.

It is up to the contestantss to form teams (usually between six to ten), with each team occupying one table at the bar.

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rounds with five-minute breaks in between. The question and answer round is verbal with the quizmaster blurting out specific questions to be answered. In the visuals round, teams are made to identify the picture displayed in the television screen in front of them. In the audio round, team contestants will have

to identify a particular track being played.

And so that’s what happened during Trivia Night CDO sometime between 2011 and 2012. When the series concluded, the core organizers numbering around only 11 decided to continue the game. Led by the indefatigable social media guru Maia Fortich-Poblete, Geek

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AQUARIUS (January 20 – February 18) - An inspirational person enters your life today, presenting you with an intriguing opportunity. You could be so eager for something new to happen that you start dreaming about all the possibilities without considering the practicalities involved.

PISCES (February 19 – March 20) - Take a look at the books and figure out how you can squeeze a little extra money out of them. If your budget is all in your head, this may be the time for you to just think about what’s coming up.

ARIES (March 21 – April 19) - You’ve got to push aside all thoughts of selfishness and get on with your agenda of good deeds. If you must, think about how all this good karma might affect your life in the near future.

TAURUS (April 20 – May 20) - A minor health concern could turn into something life-changing -- in a good way! You can take inspiration from almost anything, so check out what’s going on and try to make the most of it.

GEMINI (May 21 – June 21) - That big brain of yours is making life much sweeter and more interesting for someone new. You should be able to get some progress made on whatever needs to happen next.

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Daily HOROSCOPE CANCER (June 22 – July 22) - You have got to stay active today -- otherwise, things are sure to get really weird throughout the day. In fact, if you start to slow down, you may want to create busy work to fill the gaps.

LEO (July 23 – August 22) - It’s time for you to open up -things are not going your way just yet, but you can force the issue by speaking from the heart. You may not be perfectly happy with the results, but they should still satisfy.

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featured. Last September 25, they were at the newlyopened Angelos Ristorante at Lifestyle District. I enjoyed being with the Geek Wars folks. And the Italian food as well. Thanks Chef Gelo!

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Wars was born. And mind you, they are not just good in encyclopedic knowledge, they are also adept in charity. The Geek Wars group here in Cagayan de Oro has initiated two outreaches so far – partnering with local Vagina Monologues organizers in January 2014 to sponsor a group of abused girls; and holding a fund drive for typhoon Yolanda victims.

Now on its 21st month, Geek Wars is touring all restaurants in the city, holding each edition every Thursday.

Maia says they are doing the rounds so that each food hole in CDO can also be

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Special Gospel of the day: Luke10:3842(September29, 2014-Monday) Luke 10:38-42- and a certain woman named Martha received him into her house. And she had a sister called Mary, which also sat at Jesus’ feet, and heard his word. But Martha was cumbered about much serving, and came to him, and said, Lord, dost thou not care that my sister hath left me to serve alone? bid her therefore that she help me. And Jesus answered and said unto her, Martha, Martha, thou art careful and troubled about many things: But one thing is needful: and Mary hath chosen that good part, which shall not be taken away from her: This gospel shows hospitality of Martha and religiosity of Maria since they received Jesus heartily. In Hebrews 13:2-Be not forgetful to entertain strangers: for thereby some have entertained angels unawares. Receiving of guests are happening during Feast and occasions. The question, are we receiving and entertaining all of them fairly?

In James 2:2-5-For if there come unto your assembly a man with a gold ring, in goodly apparel, and there come in also a “poor” man

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in vile raiment; And ye have respect to him that weareth the gay clothing, and say unto him, Sit thou here in a good place; and say to the poor, Stand thou there, or sit here under my footstool: Are ye not then partial in yourselves, and are become judges of evil thoughts?

Therefore, let us welcome all people in our homes equally. Take note, the resurrection of Lazarus was a reward for their kindness to Jesus Christ. Let us do it! Printing paid by: Neneth - Bobong Balino- Dr. Edith, PhDTony Jordan - CDO. St. Peter Calungsod, pray for us! #0928414949009266607505: Question – Prayer request: Please follow me “WORD ON FIRE” on CCTN channel 12-CDO @ 10 PM- Mondays, Tuesday @ 3:30 PM and 2:00 AM Sundays.

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VIRGO (August 23 – September 22) - You’re thinking about a big purchase or some other major commitment -- and it needs to be shared. Things are sure to get a little weird as you push for whatever it is that is coming next.

LIBRA (September 23 – October 22) - Your flirty ways are showing, and you should be able to get your people to play along without too much trouble. It’s easier than usual for you to get folks to smile and feel good about themselves.

SCORPIO (October 23 – November 21) - You wouldn’t ordinarily try something like this, but giving up could be the answer today. Things are starting to get pretty weird, and letting your opponents claim the win could set you up for the future.

SAGITTARIUS (November 22 – December 21) - You need to make your hopes and wishes known today -- holding onto that stuff is just toxic! Once you’ve got a clear idea of what you want, you’ve got to let it go as soon as possible.

CAPRICORN (December 22 – January 19) - A cultural issue makes you wonder what’s possible -- so see if you can get yourself back on track and into something that feels right. It could involve a major lifestyle change!

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NORTHERN Mindanao’s premier dance company Next Moves was already founded in 2004 but it was only in 2009 that it really took off under the very able tutelage of artistic director Roger Odron.

For five years, Mr. Odron has steered quite well the direction of Next Moves, reaping awards here and there. In September 2010, they represented Region 10 for the Globe Campus Connect Dance Showdown in Manila. In October 2011, Next Moves was a national finalist for the Shell V-Power Nitro+ Dance Supremacy, a feat that they repeated in August 2012. By July 2012, they also made it to the national finals of Smart Jump In Dance Off. By November this year, Next Moves will be the only dance group from Visayas and Mindanao to join the prestigious Ego Supreme Dance Crew in Araneta Coliseum.

It is thus only deserving that Next Moves reaped a concert all her own for the fifth anniversary of the

group’s tutelage under Mr. Odron. And what better date to choose the concert than on Intramurals Week of Next Moves’ home, Liceo de Cagayan University.

For weeks, Liceo students and dance aficionados alike have looked forward into Next Moves’ aptlynamed and highly publicized High Five anniversary concert that was to be held at Rodelsa Hall on September 23, 2014 for not just one but two shows – a matinee at 2:00 p.m. and a gala at 6:00 p.m. Next Moves certainly did not disappoint their fans.

As early as quarter to 2 p.m., the 700-seat Rodelsa Hall was already filled to the brim and the crowd was roaring with excitement, obviously couldn’t wait for the concert to begin. Then the video presentation rolled and the crowd roared some more. Finally the first batch of 46 performers unleashed with a string of modern contemporary routines – jazz, ballet, orthodox and then some.

One male performer in the group stood out because of his stunning likeness to celebrity heartthrob Enrique Gil. Every time 21-year-old Ken Escrin went on stage, the ladies in the crowd swooned wow and screamed for more. Ken is actually Next Moves’ own assistant director, second only to Mr. Odron. He is an HRM graduate of Liceo de Cagayan University.

Then the modern pop routine came next. The crowd cheered wildly as Liceo de Cagayan University’s most beautiful alumni - Miss Cagayan de Oro

2014 Beatrice Alvarez-Pohl and Miss Cagayan de Oro 2013 Amadea Piatti – made a cameo dancing with the Next Moves to the tune of Lady Gaga’s Applause...read this...in their stilletos! Five more modern pop tracks were executed by the dancers who are all full academic scholars of the institution. That means, according to Mr. Odron, that they have to excel in their academic studies aside from the four hours of practice that they do for six days a week. Man, if that ain’t a feat in itself, I don’t know how you call it!

The hiphop series came last. Out of the corner of my eye, I noticed a female dancer who moved so flawlessly she must have been a hiphopper since third grade. I didn’t guess wrong. Backstage, I would later learn that 20-year-old Kristelle Abang has already embraced the love of hiphop since high school and when she auditioned for Next Moves way back in 2012, she got accepted on the spot.

Kring2x as she is fondly called is adept in bboying, krumping and locking but she has me smitten on her waacking style – which is the rhythmic movement of arms over and behind the shoulder.

The two-hour concert left the audience simply in awe and looking forward for the next performance of Next Moves. For now, they will have to prep themselves for the November competition in Manila. And Ken, Kring2x and the rest of the crew will hug the limelight again.

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