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CIC honors its graduates T
he Culinary Institute of Cagayan de Oro (CIC) as the First Culinary School in Northern Mindanao, maintains a curriculum at par with international standards and offers numerous class schedules to suit a student’s time preference. With a commitment to help its students complete a Diploma in Culinary Arts with Holistic Nutrition and/ or a Diploma of Applied Science in Baking and Pastry Arts, successful CIC graduates have been recognized to easily secure job positions in their chosen field or set up business. At best, CIC holds Graduation Ceremonies twice a year and this year was its 6th Graduation Ceremony. Culinary and Baking students would be able to graduate and receive their Diplomas when they comply with the requirements. Students must attend and pass all of their classes, join seminars, successfully complete On the Job Training at service establishments within the country or abroad, and pass the most anticipated finale to
qualify for a Diploma upon Graduation. Yes, the journey might be long and rigorous but the students’ hard work becomes worth the effort when they stand on stage and present their Diploma to the world. The 6th Graduation Ceremony of CIC was held on November 8, 2014 at the Mallberry Suites Business Hotel. Families, friends, Chef Instructors, Administration, Faculty, Staff and a Guest Speaker were all present that afternoon. Prior to the Ceremony was the Baccalaureate Mass handled by Rev. Fr. Fermin Tan to seek guidance, wisdom and most important receive God’s grace. The Graduation Ceremony immediately followed. School President Dr. Maria Emilyn B. de Marcaida and the Chairman of the Board, Mr. Karlo R. de Marcaida graced the Ceremony. Together with them were Mr. Alfredo T. Limbaga (Executive Vice President), Celebrity Chef Maria Lourdes C. Caudal (Program Director), Ms. Carla H. Talampas (AVP and School Administrator), and Ms. Edna N.
ASSOCIATE IN CULINARY AND BAKING AND PASTRY ARTS: 1.
CARUPO, JANETTE G.
DIPLOMA IN CULINARY ARTS WITH HOLISTIC NUTRITION: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19.
ABAN, CATHERINE A. ABIOL, KRIZIA JANINE B. ALABA, CLEVEO VENCEN JR. M. ANDILAB, DAV JASON Y. ARELLANO, SERGEN H. BACONGUIS, JERADE A. BAGUIO, RONALD A. CALO, ELSA A. CARBAJOSA, CALBIN I. CASTILLO, RHOY F. CATUBIG, RODEL T. COME, REY EDWARD Y. CUA, ROXAN G. DELLOSA, HOPE G. GAITE, EDMAR E. GALVEZ, REYXANNE A. LABIS, RICHARD C. LUEGO, MARIA KATHRINA A. MAGARET, GREG P.
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Arante (School Registrar). The Chef Instructors present were the following: another Celebrity Chef Hasset Go, Chef Nadine Madrigal, Chef Audrey C. Ramos, Chef Candice R. Chan, Chef Hannah Lei G. Tiro and Chef James Damasco. Also present were the CIC Admin and Staff. Mr. Reynaldo D. Cabalo, the Business Development Officer of the College of the Holy Spirit Manila was the Keynote Speaker for the Inspirational Talk to the graduates. He motivated them to move further on their culinary journey since “graduation is not the end, but the beginning”. In addition, he also inspired them to reach their highest potentials because he personally achieved great things despite his in-born handicap. His talk was truly inspirational! Ms. Edna N. Arante, School Registrar, presented the graduates and Ms. Carla H. Talampas, AVP and School Administrator confirmed all of them. The following were the graduates:
MACROHON, ALAIN P. ONDA, LOWELA L. SAGRADO, CZARINA GRACE A. TAGALOGUIN, JOHN DAVID A. VELEZ, KATHLEEN SOCORRO Y. VERGARA, CATHERINE M. VILLARDO, KAREN HAPPY U. ZERRUDO, GIAN ELDRIDGE T.
CERTIFICATE IN CULINARY ARTS WITH HOLISTIC NUTRITION: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
AMIGLEO, JEAN B. BAHIAN, AMMON JOHN B. BELORIO, JAN MICHAEL C. CARUMBA, MARLOU O. LIM, SHENNA V.
DIPLOMA OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN BAKING AND PASTRY ARTS: 1. 2. 3. 4.
AÑOVER, PRIME ACE B. CALLANTA, JO OSCAR T. CINCO, DANIELLE GRACE K. MIANO, LESILLE L.
Below are the list of Awards and its corresponding Awardees: CULINARY ARTS ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE: BRONZE MEDAL 1. MAGARET, GREG P. 2. LUEGO, MARIA KATHRINA A. 3. ZERRUDO, GIAN ELDRIDGE T. 4. CASTILLO, RHOY F. 5. CATUBIG, RODEL T. SPECIAL AWARDS: BEST IN COMPREHENSIVE EXAM 1. CUA, ROXAN G. BEST IN ON-THE-JOB TRAINING (OJT) 1. VILLARDO,KAREN HAPPYU. 2. ABAN, CATHERINE A. 3. CASTILLO, RHOY F. 4. ZERRUDO, GIAN ELDRIDGE T.
CIC congratulates the newly vested Chefs and wish them God’s blessing on their future journey. The CIC Family is ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE: always proud of its graduates! Culinary Institute of Cagayan de Oro is BRONZE MEDAL always open for enrollment with different 1. MIANO, LESILLE M. 2. CINCO, DANIELLE GRACE K. class schedules. Currently these are the batches available for enrollment: 3. AÑOVER, PRIME ACE B. 4. CARUPO, JANETTE G. *Culinary Batch 25 (9 Mo. Culinary) – once a week sessions every Friday SPECIAL AWARDS: *Culinary Batch 26 (9 Mo. Culinary) – once a week sessions every Sunday BEST IN ON-THE-JOB TRAINING *Culinary Batch Intensive 12 (4.5 Mo. (OJT) Intensive Culinary) – twice a week 1. CINCO, DANIELLE GRACE K. sessions every Thursday and Friday 2. CARUPO, JANETTE G. *Baking Batch F (5 Mo. Baking) – once a 3. MIANO, LESILLE L. week sessions every Saturday BAKING AND PASTRY ARTS
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Power Forum: Can IMEM dampen brownouts during summer? (Part 2) By MIKE BAÑOS, Editor-at-Large
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Christmas is one of the most anticipated times of the year. A time for celebration; reunions, time for giving, and sharing. Most Pinoys look forward to and even start to celebrate the Christmas season even before the month of December (September or October). If you’re working, it is expected that you will receive the mandated 13th month pay aside from your Christmas bonus— depending on how generous your company is. The one that will set your financial status in the future is dependent on what you do with the extra income you’ll receive. The sad part for some is that, instead of using the bonus to make their life easier, it just made their life harder and even more complicated. Some even have loaned money in advance because they can’t wait for their bonuses. This is one of the worst financial practices that anyone can have. In other words, they’ve already spent the money that they haven’t received yet. It’s like counting the chicken before they hatched. “But don’t begin until you count the cost. For who would begin construction of a building without first getting estimates and then checking to see if there is enough money to pay the bills?”
SAVE As the old saying goes, “It is not how much money you make, but how much you save.” If you make P100, 000 a month but your lifestyle costs to P120, 000 a month, then you will be living in debt and in lack. On the contrary, if you make P15,000 a month and living within your income, then you will be debt free and will also have savings. What do you think is the best option to take? Option A or B? I assume your answer is the same as mine, Option B. But how come some people would prefer to take option A? You make more and you have the power to buy more. As your income increases, your expenses increase too! As your salary gets bigger, your standard of living gets higher also. You make less and you have less opportunity to buy more. Didn’t you realize, the more you make money, the more you spend? Let’s be wise in making the most of every opportunity to save, for a better future. Always think long-term rather than short-term. “The wise man saves for the future, but the foolish man spends what he gets.” Proverbs 21:20 To be continued tomorrow...
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wheeled vehicles in the show which was held at SM City Cagayan de Oro’s Las Ramblas Parking Lot for two days and nights. On its own, D’ Punisher Loko Productions sponsored an on-the-spot airbrush award and handed it to three car owners and one motorcycle owner. Because of this, the winning participants were awed and surprised with the onthe-spot category. The playground of the Luke 14:28 Philippines’ loudest cars, Allow me to share with you DB Sport Loudmatch, also the four things you might want took part in the event and to consider before spending
“Let me point out that the harmfulness of the IMEM comes mainly from the fact that it will enable the PSALM-NPC to charge the excess generation of the NPC-owned Agus and Pulangi hydroelectric power plants at the IMEM price (which could be as high as the price cap of 42 pesos per kWh), instead of delivering this excess generation to power consumers at the ERC-approved rate (around 3.00 pesos per kWh) for all generation from NPC owned and controlled power plants (which is what is happening now without the IMEM),” said Engr. David A. Tauli, president and spokesperson of the Mindanao Coalition of Power Consumers (MCPC). MCPC is a broad based coalition of private utilities, electric cooperatives, industries, consumers and local government units dedicated to providing cheap, affordable and reliable electricity to power
it was their first time in Cagayan de Oro. The competition was participated by car enthusiasts from all over Mindanao. They come all the way from Iligan, Dipolog, Davao, Cagayan de Oro, Pagadian, Kidapawan and Butuan. Various vehicles entered the event such as heavily-modified pickups, tuner cars, cars loaded with full setup audio and cars representing various auto dealers here. The event was very successful and organized properly with food served for the participants for two days not ot mention the grand fireworks display before the start of the awarding courtesy of D’ Punisher Loko Productions. This is so far one of the best events that happened in CDO and will definitely expect another blast this 2015.
users in Mindanao. “It is this adverse effect of the IMEM that DOE has failed to explain to us on what happens to the excess generation of hydro plants before and after, or with and without, the IMEM,” Tauli added. “Everything that DOE does is how to squeeze more payments in power from us all, they are not doing anything to improve the Agus - Pulangui complex because there is none for them in there and they want to make it deteriorate further by withholding the maintenance budget to ultimately reduce its overall capacity,” said Engr. Norberto J. Older, president of the Iligan City-based Lanao Power Consumers Federation (LAPOCOF).” “With that, DOE/PSALM can pursue the privatization, at which case, it would still be the Aboitiz or the Alcatraz who are just waiting, that will get them, just like the two power barges.
This modified IMEM is just another (expletive deleted).” “We maintain our strong opposition on the operation of the IMEM until supply exceeds demand,” said Engr. Nestor B. Degoma, chairman of the Power Alternative Agenda in Mindanao (PALAG-Mindanao). “This situation may still to come at the earliest, 2016, when Therma South Inc. and Sarangani Energy will hopefully be on-stream, with their combined capacity addition of 500MW to the Mindanao Grid.” “The best thing DOE could do this 2015, especially during the summer months, is to appeal with Big Commercial and Industrial firms to implement the Interruptible Load Program(ILP) with standby generators/power plants and advice DUs with embedded Power Plant/s and or Modular Genset to prepare and condition their Units for the dry months, rather than prematurely implement IMEM,”
he added. Degoma said some private DUs and rural electric cooperatives in Mindanao already have in place Modular Gensets and or contracted or owned embedded power plants, with a combined capacity of around 200-300MW, that if properly coordinated by DOE could arrest the much-feared power shortage next year.” Meantime, the Association of Mindanao Rural Electric Cooperatives (AMRECO) maintains its opposition to the IMEM centers on the acceptability of its settlement of billings with the electric cooperatives. The IMEM is mandated by DOE Department Circular No. DC2013-01-0001 dated 09 January 2013 pursuant to DOE’s mandate in ensuring reliability, quality and supply of electric power under Republic Act No. 9136 also known as the Electric Power Industry Reform Actof 2001 or EPIRA.
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2015 will be the Year of the Goat in the Chinese zodiac. According to Chinese astrology, goats are intensely inquisitive and intelligent. The Chinese have deduced this because they have observed that goats are well coordinated and can climb and keep their balance in precarious places. Thus, a person born in 2015 should be a good doctor. A goatee (I mean a person who is born in the Year of the Goat) is said to be setting his/her own hours and will not tolerate too much discipline. They are also very offended if they are criticized. They cannot work well under pressure and must be al-
A sneak peek of 2015
lowed to do things at their own speed. Goats usually find someone to look after and care for them. Now before we turn this column into something dedicated for goat people, we now unveil a sneak peek into what lies ahead of us. Foremost on the list is the release of Jurassic World, the fourth installment in the series, which will be shown starting Independence Day in the Philippines i.e. June 12. Whether Steven Spielberg will not pull up again another War of the Worlds surprise and disappoint us still remains to be seen. But I’m definitely looking forward for this film come
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June. Before we get too excited and enumerate the other surefire box office hits of 2015, we now steer this column into a local direction. As early as January, a lot of events are already slated in CDO. Foremost on the list is the January 21 to 22 visit here of acclaimed indie director Brillante Mendoza. Indie film enthusiasts in CDO will once again get starstruck at their hero and get a morale boost and some fresh lecturing. Also in January will be the 2nd Kuyamis Festival in Misamis Oriental. The province will celebrate its 76th anniversary with a
lot of tourism hype. On the Love Month of February, Lourdes College will once again celebrate its Foundation Days with their 87th alumni homecoming in a Glee-inspired celebration. Liceo de Cagayan University will have her own blast as the institution celebrates its 60th year in existence. Liceans can really shout Adelante! and sing in unison “With voices proud and sweet we all hail……” Word also has it that an international cruise ship coming in from Europe will swing by the Port of Cagayan de Oro by February en route to its other Pacific destinations. And let’s not forget that on
SUDOKU How to play the game? Fill in completely every rows, columns and diagonals of each puzzle without repitition
CROSSWORD puzzle across 1. Felines 4. Rough 9. Fruit drink 10. Big girl 11. Cobalt’s symbol 12. Food fish 13. Bank note: abbr. 14. Window parts 15. Project 16. Hard substance 18. Reminder Copied 20. Fight 21. Egg-shaped 22. Stops 24. D IN SFDM 25. Pigment 26. 550 to Nero 27. Lingers 28. Toward
AQUARIUS (January 20 – February 18) - You seem to be attracted to nearly anything that allows you to lose yourself into a crowd today. But you won’t be able to run away from your problems since you just keep bumping into the same issues again and again. PISCES (February 19 – March 20) - Reality is giving you permission now to luxuriate in the rich symbolism of your imagination. Of course, you’re no stranger to the act of invisibly slipping behind the veil of consciousness.
29. Sends a letter 30. Sedan 31. Longs 32. Unmixed DOWN 1. Reserve 2. Fuss 3. Tellurium’s symbol 4. Superman’s real dad 5. Electrical units 6. State of matter 7. Guinea: abbr. 8. Paradise Lost writer 10. Faded 12. Desert animal 13. Flat-topped hill 14. Of Benedict XVI 16. Knight’s game 17. Bellybutton 18. Parts of speech
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Lures Peculiarly Water containers Tally Agony Conflict Black stuff Mother Copper’s symbol
Yesterday’s Answer
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ARIES (March 21 – April 19) - Putting your calendar in order sounds like a sensible thing to do today, but it may be challenging to follow through with your original plans when so many people seem to want a piece of your day. TAURUS (April 20 – May 20) - Although your relatives might not understand your unpredictable behavior now, they are willing to put up with it until they determine if your plan is worth supporting. However, your current impatience seems out of place since no one else is in a hurry. GEMINI (May 21 – June 21) - You have important things to say, but aren’t sure how to work your newly formed ideas into the flow. Don’t give up; your smartest strategy now is to let someone prattle on about a personal interest and then politely change the subject when the conversation lulls.
CANCER (June 22 – July 22) - You are lulled into a surreal mental space today, but the emotionally detached Aquarius Moon inspires you to use your intellect to interpret the mysterious symbols of your dreams. However, this logical approach may be a dead-end strategy because rational analysis won’t likely uncover any hidden meanings. LEO (July 23 – August 22) - You don’t want to be distracted by anyone now because you’re trying to figure out how to navigate the current time crunch. Ultimately, you can create additional stress by concentrating on the future before you respond to a more immediate situation first.
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February 7 to 8, Las Ramblas Parking Lot at SM will once again be filled with heavily modified vehicles as Sandigan Fiberglass’ 6th CDO Car & Motor Show 2015 drops around. Now how about this – we all are bombarded with catwalk events almost everyday here. But for a change, how about the moms of the models parading in these events. Mindanao Talent Center tries to do that so by February 25, Gaisano Mall presents Moms on the Runway, probably a first in CDO. To sum it up, 2015 is full of promises in CDO, whether you’re a believer
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of the Chinese zodiac or not. The Chinese have their own peculiar way of foreseeing things. Are they predicting a Kpop cosplay explosion in CDO by next year? How about a beauty pageant among lady kickboxers? I think that would be awesomeness.
Remain Yesterday’s Answer
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Special Gospel of the day: Luke 10:1-9- Therefore said he unto them, The harvest truly [is] great, but the laborers [are] few: pray ye therefore the Lord of the harvest, that he would send forth laborers into his harvest. Go your ways: behold, I send you forth as lambs among wolves. Carry neither purse, nor scrip, nor shoes: and salute no man by the way. And into whatsoever house ye enter, first say, Peace [be] to this house. And if the son of peace be there, your peace shall rest upon it: if not, it shall turn to you again. And in the same house remain, eating and drinking such things as they give: for the laborer is worthy of his hire. Go not from house to house. And into whatsoever city ye enter, and they receive you, eat such things as are set before you: And heal the sick that are therein, and say unto them, The kingdom of God is come nigh unto you: This gospel encourages us to pray for more laborers in His vineyard to build the kingdom of God
Biblical reflection
Bro. Edcel L. Closas
here on earth. This is the reason of God why He allowed calamity to happen due to scarcity of evangelizers. In Hebrews 12:25See that ye refuse not him that speaketh. For if they escaped not who refused him that spake on earth, much more [shall not] we [escape], if we turn away from him that [speaketh] from heaven: Printing paid by: Neneth - Bobong Balino- Dr. Edith, PhD- Tony 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. God loves you!!!
VIRGO (August 23 – September 22) - You want to be an integral part of the social activities today but you don’t like leaving a project only partially completed. Thankfully, you can be quite methodical, enabling you to finish just in the nick of time. But you may have to let a few details fall to the wayside. LIBRA (September 23 – October 22) - Living in your dreamworld was fine for a little escape, but it’s time to reclaim your power now by telling others what you want. Nevertheless, it’s not a good idea to let your personal preferences stand in the way of your enjoyment today. SCORPIO (October 23 – November 21) - You won’t be satisfied with social pleasantries today unless they connect you with your friends and relatives on a deeper emotional level. However, your manner of expressing your needs can sound overly complex to others, prompting them to make a hasty retreat. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 – December 21) - You may believe you have a practical strategy to complete your chores before indulging in any holiday festivities today. However, your idealistic solution might fall apart once you start executing your plans. CAPRICORN (December 22 – January 19) - You want to spend quality time with friends and family, but you resent the fact that they expect you to contribute to the day in specific ways. Your personal needs may diverge from those of the group, creating a gulf between you and others.
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NIKKA JAVONILLO
Mixing beauty and kickboxing By MARK FRANCISCO, Assistant Lifestyle Editor
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wenty-one-year old Nikka Florence Javonillo has quite an impressive resume in the entertainment arena. She was third runner-up in Miss Teen Kagay-an 2011. She used to emcee in various Rotaract and Sangguniang Kabataan events. She used to host her own weekly magazine at Magnum Radio 99.9. She used to sing and compose songs and even released an original music video. But now, Nikka is in a different arena – the kickboxing arena. This red-haired Civil Engineering dudette from Xavier University initially
started as a swimmer during her Sacred Heart of Jesus Montessori School (SHJMS) days but shifted to kickboxing in sometime in 2012. Initially, it was a form of de-stresser, a hobby and a sweaty exercise combined. “At that time and even until now, sikat man gud ang UFC. Ug mao pud nag ako na-tripan so here I am,” Nikka quips. But Nikka and her chums from the Xavier University Mixed Martial Arts Association (XUMMA) decided to up the ante and form their own gym. Gladiator MMA was born and it is now a drop
zone for MMA enthusiasts from Xavier University as well as Nikka’s buddies from the Rotaract Club of West Cagayan de Oro. So how does Nikka spends her daily routine now beyond her engineering studies? First, she does an hour of warm-ups such as sit-ups, crunches, leg raises, planks, cardios and plyometrics. And then the real deal starts – two hours of kickboxing with trainers Victor “Gladiator” Torre (for which the gym was named) and Perkins “Predator” Calixto (an import from Iloilo pirated by Gladiator MMA). So what did Nikka
earn from kickboxing? “A firm body but most of all, the values that I have gained – discipline, pride and boosting self-esteem. Unsaay kaya sa lalaki, kaya pud namo mga girls,” she says. Is Nikka ready to be the next Gina Carano of CDO? “Layo pa na, that needs a lot of intensive training. For now, I am happy where I am,” she adds. That includes inviting more young MMA enthusiasts
from Cagayan de Oro to check out her gym located at Chaves-Capistrano. Indeed this lady will go places. In 2011 during the Miss Teen Kagay-an pageant, she said, "I am joining this contest because I want to represent our Barangay as their youth role model. This is also a one way to explore a teenager's abilities and to make a difference in myself.” Way to go, Nikka!
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