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welve persons – five college students, five high school students and two adults – were proclaimed winners in the first ever Mindanao Daily News Northern Mindanao Journalism Excellence Awards held last Saturday, December 27, at SM City Cagayan de Oro. The 12 winners are the following: Ju Nice Marban (COC-Phinma) – News Writing Collegiate Category; Gabrielle Aranas (MUST) – Feature Writing Collegiate Category; Bern Erick Quinol (Regional Science High School) – Sports Writing High School Category; Jaymaica Maraguinot (Xavier University) – Science Reporting College Category; Jade Alfie Sale (Xavier University) – Photo Journalism Collegiate Category; Kimberly Lofranco (Gingoog City
Comprehensive High School) – Newswriting High School Category; Warren Olimberio (Impasugong National High School) – Feature Writing High School Category; Jun Geiane Clyde Alih (COCPhinma) – Sports Writing Collegiate Category; Rafael John Veloso (Ozamiz City National High School) – Photo Journalism High School Category; Shiela Fernandez (Cagayan de Oro) – Civic Journalism Category; and Cesar Stefan Rago (Business Reporting Category). All the winners received a trophy made of fiberglass that was custom-made by Sandigan Fiberglass. They will also be given priority accommodation for upcoming 2015 trainings of the Philippine Press Institute (PPI). Their winning entries will be pub-
lished in Mindanao Daily News and BusinessWeek Mindanao in 2015. The rest of the finalists received a plaque. The rite last Saturday capped a two month-long quest in searching the best non-mainstream media writers of Northern Mindanao. The Cagayan de Oro elimination was held last November 25 at Mindanao University of Science and Technology; the Gingoog and Ozamiz elims were held earlier this month. Winners of the three eliminations clashed during the final round held Saturday morning at Primavera. The task to select the best budding journalists in this part of the country was too tedious that it took a total of 24 judges to choose the best entries – three AWARDS | Page B2
Mr. Dante Sudaria, publisher, congratulates the finalist
The judges for the awards
The judges have a hard time deliberating
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ANG PERA BOW! http://www.chinkeetan.com/ P1,500 noong 1980’s. That was a lot of money during that time.) Ano ang ginawa ko? Lahat ng pwedeng pagkakakitaan at pwedeng pag-ipunan ay ginawa ko. Minsan hindi na ako nag memeryenda para makatipid at malagay lang sa alkansya ng CONVERSE. Until one day, sapat na N TA E E K IN H ang pera ko at ako ay C by pumunta ng CASH & CARRY, doon kasi ang bagsakan ng sapatos Sino sa atin ang gusna maganda at mababa tong magkaroon ng ang presyo. Noong maraming pera. Wala nabili ko na ang sapapa akong nakitang tatos, ito ay parati kong ong tatanggi sa pagpa- tinitignan at hawakpala. hawak. Minsan ito ay It is the desire of inaamoy amoy pa. Iba ever to live a better and talaga ang amoy ng more comfortable life. bagong sapatos. Hindi lang para guMinsan ko lang siya manda ang ating buhay. gamitin dahil ayaw Para na rin makatulong ko siyang maluma at sa mga ibang taong na madumihan. Kulang may pangagailangan sa na lang lagyan ko ng buhay. plastic sa panlabas para Hindi nating pwedi maputikan. Nagagadeng ipagkaila na lit ako kapag naapakan marami nagagawa ang ito sa game at ang sama pera. ng tingin ko sabay sabi, Ang pera ay maaar- “Hindi mo ba alam ing bumili ng marami kung magkano ito! sa mga pinakamahusay Converse ito!” na mga bagay at mga Ngunit makalipas ng karanasan sa buhay. ilang buwan, tinamad Katulad ng isang sapa- na rin ako sa kakalinis tos na pinapangarap at at narealize ko na pareinaasam ko noong ako ho rin siya ng ibang ay teenager pa. Usong sapatos na naluluma uso yung converse and at nasisira din. Kahit lahat ng mga kasama anong linis at ingat ko ko sa basketball ko sa mahal kong sapatos. meron at ako lang ang Darating ang panahon tanging wala. Yung ay masisira din siya. converse ko ay gawa Naging masaya ako ng sa cacha ng itim na ilang Linggo ngunit nabibili lang sa Divihindi rin nagtagal ang soria. Ang gusto ko aking kasiyahan. naman yung leather na This is what I realise may stars na tunay at about money. It can hindi sticker lang. (Ito give you temporary ay nagkakahalaga ng satisfaction but not
eternal joy. Kaya kung ang goal natin sa buhay ay magkaroon ng magandang sasakyan; pagkatapos mo makuha ang una mong bagong sasakyan masaya ka at kapag ito ay naluma malungkot ka na naman. Ganoon din sa pera, kapag nakuha mo ang unang milyon mo. Ano na ang susunod? Yung pangalawa then yung pangatlo at walang humpay at tigil sa kakatrabaho. Para lang siyang alak na nagbibigay ng pansamantalang kaligayahan at makalimot ng problema. Pag nawala na ang tama at lasing, balik ka na naman sa realidad na meron ka pa ring problema. Narito ang isang maikiling tula tungkol sa pera. ANG PERA, BOW! Ang pera ay maaaring bumili ng BAHAY, ngunit hindi ito makakabili ng BUHAY. Ang pera ay maaaring bumili ng MAGANDANG HIGAAN, ngunit hindi ito makabibili ng HIMBING NG TULOG. Ang pera ay maaaring bumili ng ORASAN, ngunit hindi ito makabibili ng ORAS. Ang pera ay maaaring bumili ng KASAMA, ngunit hindi ito makabibili ng TUNAY NG KAIBIGAN. Ang pera ay maaaring bumili ng KASIYAHAN, ngunit hindi ito makabibili ng KAGALAKAN. Ang pera ay maaaring bumili ng KATAHIMIKAN, ngunit hindi ito makabibili ng KAPAYAPAAN. Ang pera ay maaaring bumili ng BIB-
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for each category. Even then, it was a close call to select the cream of the crop. BWM Group general manager Dr. Rosemary Sudaria, one of the judges, admitted she had a hard time in choosing the winner for the News Writing Contest High School Category as all five finalists presented worthy articles. Another judge, Jason Lozano of Plan International, lauded BWM Group for initiating the very first tilt in Region 10 recognizing potential journalists at the campus and corporate/ workplace level. BWM Group is the parent company of Mindanao Daily. Lozano added that these winners would become future partners in the holistic development of Northern Mindanao. The rest of the judges are the following: Cagayan de Oro Press Club president Hugo “Jerry” Orcullo, Dr. Hazel Jean Abejuela (Bukidnon State University), Italpinas marketing manager Jane Duterte, Manila-based freelance journalist Maelyn BriosoRoa, National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP) regional head Froilan Gallardo, RCBC Loans manager Peter Anthony Roa, Atty. Edda Marie Advincula (Department of Finance), Dr. Ma. Theresa Rivera (Xavier University), People Management Association of the Philippines (PMAP) incoming chapter president Josephine Ortiz, Iligan City consultant Evangeline Sastine, AIM manager Rene Miquiabas, Architect Melbourne Paano, BusinessWeek Mindanao editor-in-chief Nelson Constantino and Mindanao Star editor-in-chief Ruel Pelone. In his welcome remarks, BusinessWeek Mindanao (BWM) Group of newspapers publisher Dante Sudaria said he is inspired seeing that a lot of schools, colleges, government agencies and private firms have expressed interest in joining the 1st Mindanao Daily LIYA, ngunit hindi ito makabibili ng KALIGTASAN. Dahil ang KALIGTASAN ay isang REGALO na ipinagkaloob sa atin ng DIYOS sa pamamagitan ng kaniyang bugtong
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News Northern Mindanao Journalism Excellence Awards. “We have undertaken the challenge to do our own corporate social responsibility, thus this project which we offer with the help of institutions and establishments for building better communities and the betterment of Mindanao,” Sudaria continued. “We have seen the need to inspire the students who are excellent writers of their schools as well as people in government and the private sectors to join mainstream media whose number I believe is dwindling. We may not have the resources to give monetary awards but we believe that the symbols of excellence are more lasting and noble,” he added. For his part, project executive director Allan Mediante saw the need for this competition to erase the notion that “freedom of information is a monopoly of commercial and mainstream journalists.” “This may be one small step for nonmainstream journalists but this may lead to a giant leap in building a better nation through responsible journalism,” Mediante, also editor-in-chief of Mindanao Daily, said. Inspired by the success this year, he vowed that the next edition of the Mindanao Daily Northern Mindanao Journalism Excellence Awards will be wider in scope. The 1st Mindanao Daily Northern Mindanao Journalism Excellence Awards is a search for the best nonmainstream media writers of Region 10 in cooperation with the Philippine Press Institute, Oro Chamber and the Rotary Club of Cagayan de Oro. Awards presenters and sponsors are Plan International, Ayala Corporation, Veterans Bank, D’ Asian Hills Bank, Department of Tourism (DOT) 10, Camella Communities , SM City Cagayan de Oro, Primavera, Twinbee Print Ads and Sandigan Shop Fiberglass, A Brown Company, Inc., Cepalco, Malunggay Pastel. The publications under BWM Group are Mindanao Daily News, BusinessWeek Mindanao, Mindanao Star and The Cagayan de Oro Times.
na anak na si HESUS. ANG PERA! BOW! THINK. REFLECT. APPLY. Paano mo tinitignan ang pera? Ito ba ang gumagamit sa
iyo o ikaw ang gumagamit dito? Sana huwag tayong makalimot kung bakit ba natin gustong magkapera. Money is a means to an end rather than an end in itself.
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FINALISTS FOR NEWS WRITING COLLEGIATE CATEGORY 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
Ju Nice Marban, PhinMa, COC (WINNER) Rezza Mae B. Tolinero, Xavier University Yellen Dianara C. Bacolod, MUST DARYL H. BAO, Mindanao University of Science and Technology Alemania, Cristeah A., Gingoog Christian College
FINALISTS for NEWSWRITING HIGH SCHOOL CATEGORY 1. KIMBERLY Q. LOFRANCO – Gingoog City Compr HS (WINNER) 2. CARY LOVE YBANEZ - Kauswagan NHS 3. PRINCESS LOU CARPENTERO - Bukidnon National High School 4. CHRISTINE ROSE RANELIE – Ozamiz City National High School 5. BENESS C. PANUGAN - Aloran Trade High School
FINALISTS for FEATURE WRITING COLLEGIATE CATEGORY 1. Ariana Cristelle L. Pagdanganan, Xavier University 2. Egypt F. del Rosario, Phinma-COC (WINNER) 3. Gabrielle V. Aranas, Mindanao Univ of Science and Technology 4. Regina Mitchell Louise T. Ador, MUST 5. Alonto, Glysedi Vive B, Bukidnon State University
FINALISTS for FEATURE WRITING HIGH SCHOOL CATEGORY 1. Maria Inez Roa, Corpus Christi, Cagayan de Oro 2. Mharvy C. Carcallas, SCONCHS, 3. Jilliane S. Bogida, Gingoog City Comprehensive National High School 4. Liezl Evangelista, Aloran Trade High School, Mis Occ 5. Warren Olimberio, Impasugong National High School (WINNER)
FINALISTS for SPORTS WRITING HIGH SCHOOL CATEGORY 1. Justine Jay T. Cañeza, KNHS, Cagayan de Oro 2. Jerlie V, Belida, Tudela NCHS 3. Bern Erick M. Quinol, GRSHS-X(WINNER) 4. Fidel Joseph L. Lopez, Bukidnon National High School 5. Yvonne I. Lamigo, Valencia National High School
FINALISTS for SPORTS WRITING COLLEGE CATEGORY 1. Crisanti B. Salde, Xavier University 2. Jun Geiane Clyde Alih, Phinma-COC (WINNER) 3. Jose Victor M. Bacsarpa, Phinma-COC 4. Lumaban, Nonolzska W., Gingoog Christian College 5. Orial, Lovelyn D., Bukidnon State University
FINALISTS for SCIENCE REPORTING COLLEGE CATEGORY 1. Jaymaica P. Maraguinot, XU, Cagayan de Oro (WINNER) 2. April Rose Gahucom, MUST 3. Needheart Ranken A. Obenita, PHINMA-COC
FINALISTS for SCIENCE REPORTING HIGH SCHOOL CATEGORY 1. Zaira Mae G. Dehing, KNHS, Cagayan de Oro 2. Shienna Mane G. Amorio, GRSHS-X 3. Justyn Clear P. Salise, Philippine Southfield School 4. Rachelle B. Masinading, Bukidnon National High School (WINNER) 5. Bellelyn A. Cabresos, Gingoog City Colleges
FINALISTS for PHOTO JOURNALISM COLLEGIATE CATEGORY 1. Jade Alfie V. Sale, Xavier University- (WINNER) 2. Jay Mark Crisostomo, PHINMA, COC 3. Renz Marion F. Osa, Mindanao University of Science and Technology 4, Regin Marie C. Gomez, Gingoog Christian College 5. Karl Oliver Delapeña, Mindanao University of Science and Technology
FINALISTS for CIVIC JOURNALISM CATEGORY 1. Shiela M. Fernandez, DepEd Cag de Oro (WINNER) 2. Jumel P. Parnocillo, Clarin Mis.Occ. 3. Decius Esmedalla, Cag de Oro 4. Cheeney C. Baula, Cag de Oro 5. Joey C. Valenzuela
FINALISTS for PHOTO JOURNALISM HIGH SCHOOL CATEGORY 1. BRINKLEY ANGELI S. DETICIO, Bukidnon Natl High School, Malaybalay 2. RAFAEL JOHN G. VELOSO, Ozamiz City National High School (WINNER) 3. DOREEN DAITOL Kauswagan NHS Caption 4. ANGELOU D. LIBUTAN , Looc National High School, Plaridel, MisOcc 5. RITA ENDRINA, Gingoog City FINALISTS for BUSINESS REPORTING CATEGORY 1. Charlin S. Mejorada, Mis. Occ. 2. Jumel P. Parnocillo, Clarin Mis.Occ. 3. Pablita A. Delgra, Cag de Oro 4. Nicole N. Aballe, Cag. De oro 5. Cesar Stefan Rago, Cag de Oro (WINNER)
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REQUEST FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FOR THE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT SERVICES OF THE AGRARIAN REFORM COMMUNITY CONNECTIVITY AND ECONOMIC SUPPORT SERVICES (ARCCESS) PROJECT The Department of AgrarianREQUEST ReformFOR Regional Office Autonomous Region in Muslim EXPRESSION OF of INTEREST FOR THE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT SERVICES OF THE AGRARIAN REFORM COMMUNITY Mindanao (DARRO-ARMM), through the GAA 2014, intends to apply the sum of CONNECTIVITY AND ECONOMIC SUPPORT SERVICES (ARCCESS) PROJECT PhP2,4,000,000.00 being the Approved Budget for the Contract (ABC) to payments under the The Department of Agrarian Reform Regional Office of Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (DARRO-ARMM), through the GAA 2014, incontract for Professional Service Providers forthethe Business Services of the tends to apply the sum of PhP2,4,000,000.00 being the Approved (PSPs) Budget for Contract (ABC)Development to payments under the contract for Professional Service Providers (PSPs)Reform for the Business Development Services ofand the Agrarian Reform Community Connectivity and Economic Agrarian Community Connectivity Economic Support Services (ARCCESS) Project.Support Services (ARCCESS) Project.
The DARRO-ARMM now calls for thenow submission of eligibility documentsof foreligibility : The DARRO-ARMM calls for the submission documents for :
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Province
No. of SubProjects
Basilan, Sulu, Tawi-Tawi
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Approved Budget for the Contract (ABC)
Objective and Scope of Contract
To provide business development services to the ARBOs in the Php 2,400,000.00 identified provinces in terms of improving the performance of the ARBOs’ agri-enterprise such as, but not limited to, a) development and installation of sound financial system; b) access to markets, and c) ability to compete in these Php 2,400,000.00 markets. Capability building on enterprise development and management to be provided must be tailored-fit for the ARBOs’ needs and potentials.
Interested professional service must submitontheir eligibility documents on orp.m.at before Interested professional service providers must submitproviders their eligibility documents or before January 8, 2015 at 5:00 o’clock the Office of the DARRO-BAC Chairperson, ORC Compound, Cotabato City. Applications for eligibility will be evaluated based on a non-discretionary January 8, 2015 at 5:00 o’clock p.m.at the Office of the DARRO-BAC Chairperson, ORC “pass/fail” criterion. Compound, Cotabato City. Applications for eligibility will be evaluated based on a nondiscretionary “pass/fail” criterion.
The eligibility Data Sheet shall be available at the above address from December 22, 2014-January 5, 2015.
The BAC shall draw up the short list of PSPs from those who have submitted eligibility documents/Expression of Interest and have been determined as eligible in accordance with the provisions of Republic Act (RA) 9184, otherwise known as the “Government Procurement Reform Act”, and its The eligibility Data Sheet (IRR). shall be available at the above address from December 22, 2014Revised Implementing Rules and Regulations
January 5, 2015.
The criteria and rating system for short listing are: Track record of professional service provider Qualification of the team Current workload and absorptive capacity
30% 50% 20%
Bidding will be conducted through open competitive bidding procedures using non-discretionary “pass/fail” criterion as specified in the IRR of RA 9184. Bidding is restricted to Filipino citizens, public or private entities or joint ventures with at least 60% interest or outstanding capital stock belonging to citizens of the Philippines. The Procuring Entity shall evaluate bids using the Quality-Cost Based Evaluation (QCBE) procedure. Bids whose technical proposal passes the minimum technical requirement of seventy five points (75) shall have its financial proposals opened and evaluated. The technical proposal shall carry eighty percent (80%) weight in the evaluation. The criteria and rating system for the evaluation of bids shall be provided in the Instructions to Bidders. The contract shall be completed within twelve (12) months. The DARRO-ARMM reserves the right to reject any and all bids, annul the bidding process, or not award the contract at any time prior to contract award, without thereby incurring any liability to the affected bidder or bidders. For further information, please refer to: Ms. Jarratul S. Radjid BAC Secretariat DAR Regional Office – ARMM ORC Compound, Cotabato City Tel. No.: (064)390-14-61 Mobile No.: 09066190323 MDN: DECEMBER 29-30, 2014
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The E.I. Power By: Adefer B. Caño
DEPED MISAMIS ORIENTAL DIVISION ARAW NG PARANGAL – VICE GOVERNOR JOEY G. PELAEZ invites Ms. Carelle Mangaliag during the 3rd Araw ng Parangal of the Department of Education (DepEd) Division of Misamis Oriental at The Atrium, Limketkai Center, Cagayan de Oro City. Ms. Mangaliag is a top rate corporate speaker from Manila who electrifies her audience with her energy and boosts them with motivation. (Photo, from L-R; Vice Governor Joey G. Pelaez, MisOr Assistant Schools Division Superintendent Jean G. Veloso, Ms. Carelle Mangaliag and MisOr Schools Division Superintendent Cherry Mae L. Limbaco)
The hardest people to handle are people. This implies on the difficulty of some leader in handling people in an organization. An organization is composed of individual who have different in feelings, emotions, culture and aspirations. Thus, it is somewhat difficult to handle people than machines or any other else. In this premise, every organization should have a leader with high emotional intelligence who handles each of the individual with different feelings and emotions. Moreover, it is also true
to schools, principals are handling people – the teachers just as the teachers are handling the learners – the students with different feelings and aspirations. On this situation, principals and teachers should have awareness and knowledge about emotional intelligence in order for them to be effective in handling people thus constitutes to be more productive in their respective jobs. Emotional intelligence is not about being nice all the time but it is about being honest. It is about being aware of your feelings and
those of others. It is not being emotional but being smart with your emotion ns. For the principals, to be effective in their jobs they have to be sensitive to the needs of their teachers, they have to be considerate yet firm and for the teachers, they should have a big HEART, who’s willing to listen to their students’ aspirations. Ultimately, people doesn’t care how much you know unless they know how much you care. On this thought, everything will going to be easy, in control and in place. That’s the power of E.I.
Engr. Eric Mammag explaining to the participants the technical standards of the different infra projects to be implemented under PRDP in the region.
PRDP Underway in NorMin Ardent to fast track the implementation of the Philippine Rural Development Project (PRDP), the Department of Agriculture - Regional Field Office 10 (DA RFO-10) conducted the I-BUILD infrastructure technical briefing and subproject proposal review on December 16-17, 2014, here in Cagayan de Oro City. Engr. Deliza Camaro, PRDP-10 I-BUILD (Intensified Building Up of Infrastructure and Logistics for Development) anchorperson stressed that as of today, Php 743 million worth of subprojects has already been approved and implemented while Php 183 million is on-going dur-
ing its first year of project implementation. She added that that there are about Php 14.8 billion worth of subprojects on the pipeline for the 2nd year of its project implementation. “The approval of the LGUs indorsed subprojects is based on the value chain study results and expanded vulnerability and sustainability assessment results,” Camaro said. On the other hand, Engr. Eric Mammag, Alternate Head, National Project Coordination Office PRDP I-BUILD explained the technical standards for the infrastructure projects such as Farm-to-Market-Road (FMR), potable water sup-
ply, communal irrigation, bridge and other infrastructure projects funded under PRDP. This would be the basis in the implementation of the subprojects. As agreed during the forum, the participants are expected to submit the requirements needed for the approval of their proposed projects to be implemented in 2015, on or before January 15,2015. There are more than 15 municipalities from the (5) five provinces and the cities of Cagayan de Oro and Iligan in the region attended the review and is expected to submit the project requirements for the approval of their projects on the above said date.
IOs unify for more DA info-related initiatives. Information officers (IOs) of the Department of Agriculture (DA) have a crucial role in disseminating the thrusts of the agency. This was reiterated by Lealyn A. Ramos, Regional Director of the DA-Regional Field Office 10 (RFO 10) during the 4th Quarterly IOs’ Meeting, yesterday, which was attended by the IOs from the department, its attached bureaus and agencies and the provincial local government units (PLGUs). The said meeting primarily tackled on the various proposed info-related activities that the info group would wish to be funded and jointly implemented next year. Considering that the agency has implemented so many projects, Dir. Ramos added that it is an imperative to inform and update the farmers, fisherfolks and the general public on whatever initiatives that the DA has and will be doing for the promotion and development of the agriculture sector, here in Northern Mindanao. She likewise urged the info officers to maximize the use of social media, so as to beef-up the delivery of information services. Dir. Ramos further encouraged the group to ensure the package of successful farmers and fisherfolks’ stories in order to highlight the laudable propellers of the agriculture industry and persuade more people to venture into agri-related undertakings. (JLOlson, DA-RFO 10)
UNLEASHING TALENT By: Adefer B. Caño
Leadership is not exactly synonymous to management but both are necessary to have an effective organization. Managers work with process but leaders work with people. As Tom Mullins said “Leaders must be good managers but most managers are not necessary good leaders”. Therefore, Leadership is more than management. Furthermore, how could a leader be an effective people manager? It is very necessary to leader to have
the skills in dealing and leading people. Take for example, in an educational institution like schools; principals should know t h at e v e r y i n d i v i du a l teacher is an asset that needs to be given extra care and consideration. Principals should know how to handle every talent of their teachers so that they could express them to the fullest. It is sometimes best to principals that they should let the teachers spread their wings and fly but not to hold them so
tightly. Hence, it is a wise technique of a principal to implement a leadership theme which is to become a leader of leaders not a leader of followers. It is about unleashing the whole person toward inspiring and achieving motivating goals. It is also about finding teachers’ strength, their gifts, their voices and then letting them soar. In so doing, they would be empowered to maximize their full potential for the good of the school and the students.
‘Be RICEponsable’, urges DA. Despite that the agency has regarded the year 2013 as the National Year of Rice, the Department of Agriculture – Regional Field Office 10 (DA-RFO 10) continues its pursuit of achieving rice self-sufficiency for the country by urging stakeholders to ‘Be RICEponsable’. Accordingly, around 200 farmers from the municipalities of Misamis Oriental, namely: Kinoguitan, Laguindingan, Balingasag, Opol, Tagoloan and Jasaan recently joined the conduct of an Information Caravan spearheaded by the Regional Agriculture and Fisheries Information Section of the DARFO 10. Anchored on its key message, the agency has mustered the farmer-participants so as to spread the word that everyone has a role to play towards the attainment of the nation’s rice self-sufficiency by not only increasing farmers’ productivity but also by managing the demand side of the staple food crop while improving the income of farmers and promoting better health among rice consumers, at the same time. Salient points discussed during the information sortie is for the farmer-producers not to waste rice, eat brown rice, eat rice with other staples, persuade policy-makers to create resolutions to serve healthier rice options (Brown Rice and Rice Mix) and create ordinances requiring the serving of half cup of rice and making it the default serving for plated meals. Other important topics discussed include the Technologies and Practices for Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation tackled by Mr. Carmelito Lapoot from the Northern Mindanao Agricultural Crops and Livestock Research Complex and the Automated Weather Station by Mr. Dominicio Eleseo of the Information Technology and Management Unit.
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That déjà vu called Rizal Day and MMFF PICTURE this: a City Hall employee wakes up at 5:00 in the morning, takes a shower, goes to Divisoria kiosk, checks his attendance, stands erect, sings Lupang Hinirang, watches Mayor Oscar Moreno placing a wreath at the foot of national hero Dr. Jose Rizal’s monument. Then he goes to nearby McDonald’s and chitchats with his co-employees while devouring breakfast. At 9:00 a.m. while his coemployees are still busy exchanging tales on how they spent their bonuses, our subject texts his wife, “Ga, andama na ang mga bata kay manan-aw ta sine sa SM.” “Unsa nga movie,
ga?” the wife replies. “Kato bitaw’ng naa si Vic Sotto ug Ryzza Mae Dizon kay pangbata, mangatawa ang mga bata.” December 30, 2014? Or it could have been December 30, 2013. So what else is new? Tomorrow, Mayor Moreno will once again make a fiery speech about Rizal’s legacy to the nation and connect it with the concerns currently besetting Northern Mindanao. And the kids will again troop to SM, watching a child actress full of baby fat making a scene in front of her onscreen dad. (In 2013, it was titled My Little Bossings, now the film producers deemed it
CIRCLE A WORD words in bond film titles
casino daylights diamonds eyes forever
folden goldfinger love moonraker octopussy
quantum royale russia secret service
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My Big Bossing to be apt for the sequel.) In fairness, Ryzza Mae Dizon topped as best child performer during the ceremony held last Saturday. She grabbed the same honor for the same role during the same festival during the same month but in a different year – 2013. Talk about déjà vu! Whew! Now let’s do a little Michael J. Fox stunt and go to the future in 2025 when Ryzza will be 19 already. And then some nutty film producer would concoct a movie and dub it as My Little Bossing Now Big and by chance MMDA will accommodate it as a Metro Manila Film Festival
entry. Will Ryzza (fats and all) still be eligible for child performer category by that time? Or will she pull up an Isabella de Leon (Vic Sotto’s daughter in Daddy Di Do Du), grow to be an adorable young lady and be declared Best Actress this time? That would really be a crazy world by then…haha! As one MMDA official declared in 2013, the Metro Manila Film Festival is all about raking in profits, blocking off all the cinemas in the country for one week exclusively each year, because this is their only chance to get even with Hollywood blockbusters. Thus, whatever
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best picture, best direction, best actor and best actress comes out revolves solely with the entries declared. So we have such movies as English Only Please, Feng Shui 2, Aswang Chronicles 2, The Amazing Praybeyt Benjamin and Shake Rattle & Roll XV. In short, don’t expect the likes of Lav Diaz or Brillante Mendoza to pull up an MMFF entry anytime soon. Don’t get me wrong but I like Bonifacio: Ang Unang Pangulo. I have already seen two biopics about Andres Bonifacio on YouTube, all of them with Bonifacio being murdered mercilessly onscreen (because he really
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their “costly garments,” they will put it below the ground for preservation. This ideas and styles were not “acceptable to Jesus” since this is supposed to be shared and given to others. Proverb says,” blessings are too small when it is put in our hands, but if it is shared, it will be multiplied many times.” 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 Sunday. God loves you!!!
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JERRY & THE SPRINGLIF BAND Rocks SM City Cagayan de Oro By Joe Palabao, Editor-at-Large
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ERRY & THE SPRINGLIF BAND considered as a ‘Sensational Rock Band” in town rocks SM City Cagayan de Oro last Saturday-December 27, 2014. Two (2) straight hours of non-stop rock music, Jerry & his 4-band member entertained the crowd at the Activity Center of SM City who attended the 1st ever Northern Mindanao Journalism Excellence Awards. The prestigious event – a search for the best mainstream media writers of the Region was presented by Mindanao Daily News, Philippine Press Institute. Sandigan-Fiber Glass Expert in cooperation with the Rotary Club of Cagayan de Oro-R1 District 3870, Oro Chamber of Commerce and Industry Foundation, Inc., SM City, Twinbee, CEPALCO, and A Brown Company, Inc. Sponsors were Primavera, Malunggay Pastel Bread, Plan International, Camella-Grand Europa, Veterans Bank, DOT XDirector Catalino E. Chan 111, Ayala, D’Asian Hills Bank, Business Week Mindanao, Mindanao Star and Cagayan Times. “JERRY & THE SPRINGLIF BAND” to the audience is today’s younger generation of the Beatles whose immortal rock music is still ingrained in the hearts of music lovers of the world. Flashbacking during the heydays of the Beatles: their magnetic presence, their appealing looks, their swooning fans, their music genre
are being reincarnated by this sensational rock band now rocking and reverberating the music industry of Northern Mindanao. The presenters, finalists, guests, sponsors and the spectators while waiting for the final verdict of winners from the judges were entertained and rocked down by JERRY & THE SPRINGLIF BAND as they rendered their rock music from the 1950’s to the 2000’s music genre. The audience were awed, mesmerized and cannot help but sang the lyrics of their songs as they were enjoined by Jerry, the leader of the sensational band to the upbeat of their music. They have composed their own OPM songs like Ándito Ako;, Sori Na Lang, and Baboy. Andito Lang Ako is their single carrier song which will be recorded soon and will be launched in one of their performances. Samples of the three songs were played during the early part of the event and raved the swooning audience with the beat of the much pop rock music. Sensational 4: Jan, Rey, Mark and Rexie under the tutelage and baton of their dynamic and debonaire Manager JERRY are young home grown musicians whose talents are honed to perfections as they make and play music as their way of life. Early next year 2015, they will have regular gigs at the Premier LUXE Hotel this city, guesting, the 6th National Car Show on Febru-
ary 7-8, 2015, SM City up town Night Café and more to come as they entertained people in this part of the country. December 28, 2014, the band performed and entertained, the biggest audience they have during the Grand Alumni Home Coming of Holy Cross High School of Camp Philips, Bukidnon Province. Editorial: e-mail: mindanaodailynews@gmail.com • Advertising: e-mail: mindanaodaily.ads@gmail.com Contact: 0917-7121424, 0947-8935776