Mindanao Daily Lifestyle (November 4, 2014)

Mindanao Daily NEWS LIFESTYLE . PEOPLE . PLACES . EVENTS Bringing Good News of Mindanao

Volume III, No. 133

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Yano in CdO Dec 2014 YANO comes to Cagayan de Oro on December 20 this year.

After coming home from their successful 2 night concert in London, UK on Sept 27 & 28, 2014 where they launched the new album ‘Ya Hindi No’ during P FEST UK there, Yano flies to Canada on Dec. 6 for P FEST CANADA, part of P FEST GLOBAL that had its debut in UK. Yano has produced 2 more albums entitled ‘Talâ’ in 2013 (the 4th Yano album) and ‘Ya Hindi No’ (the 5th Yano album). Also there was a solo album entitled ‘Sa Bandang Huli’ in 2003.

It is highly recommended and commendable to have a copy of the album ‘Talâ’ and ‘Ya Hindi No’. They continue what the songs of Yano have been reputed for, that they reflect real life, ‘naa’y kabuluhan’, ‘naa’y matun-an’, ‘tinood nga nahitabo

o nasinati’, among many other appreciation.

Gancio recorded all 3 albums alone since in Davao where the band is currently based.

The lyrics as they say are ‘Yano in flavour’ and the melodies are ‘Yano gyud’, citing comments from those who had acquired the album.

The 4th album ‘Talâ’’s carrier single of the same title is about ‘Sundin mo ang ‘yong ligaya, at ang mga talâ’y bubuksan ang iyong mga pintuan, na dati-rati’y pawang bakuran lamang,’ an adaptation of Joseph Campbell’s ‘Follow your bliss’.

The 5th album carrier song ‘Ya Hindi No’, also the cd’s title, is about ‘Ya hindi

no, sa lahat ng bagay gabay ito. Ya hindi no, ang buhay ay gabay nito,’ pertaining to a shift of perspective from the usual pessimist to the exact opposite, the optimist. And really taking the specific actions to what is positive, and not merely the thought of it. For instance, ‘life is light, not heavy.’ Hence, take the actions that are crucial to making it abundant, in the lightness and happiness of things, and not into the realm of pressure or the unneeded perception of sacrifice.

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Globe Telecom celebrates art revolution with the renovation of new Generation 3 Stores Filipino artists top bill live art demos showcasing an exciting retail customer experience

G Revolutionizing retail experience today. Globe Head for Retail Transformation and Stores Management Joe Caliro (right) with local artist Ross Capili (left) led the live art painting on the wall cover of the upcoming Globe Gen 3 store in North EDSA to signify retail revolution that Filipinos will experience very soon from Globe.

lobe Telecom sets the bar high for store design and retail experience in the Philippines and in the world as it soon unveils the new Generation 3 Stores. These reimagine the digital lifestyles of Filipinos by focusing on the passions that matter most to them. To symbolize this lifestyle-store revolution, Globe is holding live painting to celebrate art and creativity. In the midst of this are seven of many local artists to watch. Here are why you should see their works at Globe Telecom’s Manila and Cagayan de Oro stores: Leading the pack is Ross Capili, a seasoned artist who has worked with various media and

evolving techniques over the decades. The multiawarded artist is famed for mounting over 30 one-man art exhibits in Manila, Paris, and the U.S., some of which while serving as art director at the advertising department of a local airline company. Capili is the 2001 Pamana ng Lahi Awardee in the U.S.; won the 2008 Gold Pacific Asia Tourism (PATA) awards and conferred the Ani ng Dangal Presidential award in 2009.

Of photographers, George Tapan stands out with his stunning images of destinations around the world and in the Philippines. His photos showcasing the beauty of popular sites from PalaGLOBE | Page C2

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HAPPY WIFE, HAPPY LIFE PART 12 http://www.chinkeetan.com/ EVALUATE YOURSELF Bago mo pa man din sisihin at paratangan ang asawa mong ‘unfaithful’, sandali mong silipin ang sarili mo.

Isipin mong mabuti kung saan ka nagkulang. Itanong mo sa sarili mo ang mga katanungang ito:

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MY UNFAITHFUL HUSBAND Unfaithful ba ang asawa mo?

Pagod kaba sa paulit-ulit nyang panloloko?

Anung gagawin mo sa ganitong klase ng sitwasyon?

Being in this type of situation is one of the most painful things that any married couple can experience. Mabilis magpatawad kung tunay itong pinagsisihan at hindi na muling uulitin. Pero ang mas masaklap dito ay ang paulit-ulit niya itong ginagawa habang paulit-ulit mo siyang pinapatawad.

Ano nga ba ang dapat mong gawin sa ganitong uri ng sitwasyon?

Patatawarin mo nalang ba siya ng paulit-ulit alang-alang sa mga anak ninyo? Papabayaan mo nalang ba na lokohin ka niya kahit ang sakit sakit na nito? O makikipaghiwalay ka at maghahanap nalang ng iba?

Ito ang ilan sa mga hakbang na maaaring makatulong sayo kung sakaling dumaan ka sa sitwasyong ganito:

1. What are my lapses in our relationship? Ano ang naging pagkukulang ko?

2. How did your husband get a chance to flirt with another woman? Paano nagkaroon ng pagkakataon ang asawa kong tumingin o mahumaling sa iba?

3. Na-protektahan ko ba ang asawa ko? Have I protected my husband against temptations?

4. Did I treat and serve my husband well? Naalagaan at napaglingkuran ko ba ang asawa ko?

5. Have I faithfully done my role/part as a wife?

Nagagampanan ko ba ang role ko bilang kanyang asawa?

6. Am I faithful to my husband in all circumstances and occasion? Faithful ba ko sa asawa ko sa lahat ng pagkakataon at sa lahat ng bagay?

7. Do I make time for my spouse? May panahon ba ko sa asawa ko?

8. Am I too possessive?

Seloso ba ako?

9. Did I allow myself to be the submit to our relationship or am I dominant? Nag-papasakop ba ako sa asawa ko o masyado akong dominante?

10. Am I a constant nagger? Nagiging nagger naba ako at hindi na ako nakikinig sa kanya?

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11. Do I support him in all his undertakings and decisions? Sinusuportahan ko ba ang asawa ko sa lahat ng bagay especially sa mga decisions niya?

12. Did my husband feel that I love him and care for him? Nararamdaman na ng asawa ko na mahal ko siya at mahalaga siya sa akin?

13. Do I pray for my husband’s well-being? Naipapanalangin ko ba ang asawa ko?

Yan at marami pang ibang katanungan. Alam kong kahit ‘hindi’ ang sagot mo sa karamihan ng mga tanong na ito, at narealize mo na may pagkukulang karin, hindi parin ito licence para mangaliwa si mister.

Pero magandang maitanong mo rin ito sa sarili mo, para malaman mo kung ano ang mga improvement na kailangan mong gawin para manumbalik ang iyong pagmamahalan. Parang lang siyang bahay, in time you have to renovate your house.

Maganda ring ma-evaluate mo ang sarili mo upang sayo magsimula ang pagbabago.

Mahirap kasing magbago ang ibang tao kung hindi magsisimula mismo sa iyo ang pagbabago. Sigurado akong aabutan ka na ng end of the world, pero hindi mo parin nababago ang asawa mo. Ngunit kung sisimulan mo ang pagbabago sa sarili mo, it will have a domino effect sa partner mo.

I will continue this blog tomorrow. For now, I want you to find time to answer the questions and reflect on your answers. From these answers you can create a new approach and strategy, kung paano ka makikitungo sa husband mo.

Do not allow pessimism get along the way while you are doing this exercise.

I know this is frustrating and there is a sense of hopelessness.

Prayerfully consider all your answers.

If you feel that your family and love is worth fighting for, you have to do whatever it takes to fight for it. You got to set aside your personal feelings. Do what you think is right for your marriage to work.

Uulitin ko, change must start from you!

Never expect others to change, if you are not willing to take the first step.

See you again tomorrow.

Remember, ALWAYS CHINK POSITIVE!

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Contrary to common knowledge that the band no longer exists, Yano has continued ever since its erstwhile frontman has gone solo after the retreat to his room for 3 years.

Gancio carried on Yano appropriately so, to continue the storytelling and the performance of the band’s all-time songs that now have reached the appreciation of the next generation teens, 20s and even children.

In fact, Yano has produced 2 more albums entitled ‘Talâ’ in 2013 (the 4th Yano album) and ‘Ya Hindi No’ (the 5th Yano album).

Yano was formed by Gancio in 1993 in UP Diliman. The band’s self-titled album became famous the year after in 1994 with the songs ‘Banal na Aso, Santong Kabayo’, ‘Kumusta na’, ‘Esem’, ‘Tsinelas’ and many more.

Gancio arranged and sound produced all albums from the 1st self-titled album ‘Yano’ to the current 5th album ‘Ya Hindi No.’ On the 4th and 5th albums, Gancio performed all instruments and vocals and sound engineered all tracks in his home studio in Davao City. He also does practically everything pertaining to the band’s affairs including management, promotion and marketing, album design and reproduction, music video direction and editing, exclusive distribution of the albums, and even up to the web design of Yano’s website http://yano. ph.

Lastly, it is worth the while to note that this writer wrote this article to the best of his knowledge and the best of good faith and has no intent to malign or mislead the public and everyone concerned about the truth and veracity of the items mentioned in the article. This is especially appropriate that there are individuals that spread claims against Yano that it has fallen, those who came close or were even part of this band.

Yano now performs as a 3-piece band, with Gancio on lead vocals and lead guitar, and sessions Jr Madarang and Koko Mamada.

You may reach Yano or update on its whereabouts and next gigs or buy the latest cd’s at https://facebook. com/yanoericgancio (or search ‘yanoericgancio’ at facebook) and http://yano. ph.

Certainly not, Yano is still here. Yano’s story and telling continues!

Palawan to Banaue have appeared in the Department of Tourism’s recent campaigns.

Tapan's work has won two Gold Pacific Asia Tourism (PATA) awards, an ASEAN Tourism Association award, and first place 2011 National Geographic Photo Contest.

Designer, journalist and TV host Robert Alejandro takes multitalented to a whole new level. The public has encountered Alejandro’s talent in one way or another may it be through consuming a tub of ice cream or while shopping at a popular retail store. As a designer, he has a solid portfolio that encompasses product, packaging, interior design, and architecture. He also photographs, paints, sketches, and does just about everything. His capacity to tread along multiple disciplines of art and design can be seen from his works for notable brands in the commercial space.

Considered Ross Capili's protégé, Rick Hernandez broke into the scene as a graphic artist for the former’s company.

Under Capili, Hernandez was able to work with the county’s top artists including Bencab, Ramon Orlina, and Nap Jamir, among others. Hernandez shared that working with them inspired him to go beyond graphic design and pick up a brush and paint. With Capili’s mentoring, Hernandez evolved his art which garnered numerous awards in various forms of media and represented the Philippines in exhibits outside of the country.

Artist, designer, and singer Feanne epitomizes passion and purpose. Feanne believes in contributing to the environment, community, and the society and this is often expressed

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Initially interested in becoming an Engineer, Jonathan Benitez left his course to pursue his passion for art after completing his first solo exhibit. The Puerto Princesa native is pure talent and resourcefulness, known for taking everyday objects and incorporating them in his creations to make up for lack of available materials. Benitez also takes topics such as economic turmoil, poverty, corruption, globalization, natural calamities, and environmental issues as inspiration for his work.

Truly a must see is the up and coming Rem San Pedro.

While the youngest on the list, Rem San Pedro is hardly an amateur. He has participated in many exhibits since 2007 when he created a mural for Chinese artifacts at the Metropolitan Museum in Manila. His recent exhibits included Promised Land – a five-man show held at Galerie One Workshop.

This year, San Pedro together with Hernandez will be part of the country’s delegation at the Langkawi Art Biennale 2014 in Malaysia.

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The Chameleon: Origins A lot of people are already inquiring on how I came up with the moniker The Chameleon. Well this is the backstory.

Sometime in the late 1990s when I was still a college dude, I was part of our young adult Singles group in our Immaculate Conception Parish in Bulua. The group that still exists up to this day is called The People of God Community. I was taking up BS Development Communication in Xavier University back then. At that early age, it was already my passion to write.

One day, I was asked to contribute in our humble newsletter of The People

of God Community, the newsletter being called Epaphras, named after a biblical character found in the New Testament. I thought of a moniker back then that suited my fancy as I didn’t want to expose my name as an article writer.

It was also at the time in 1998 when the movie The Wedding Singer starring Adam Sandler was released and became popular. Back then, there were no CDs yet.

There were no MP3s. There were no music downloads, legal or otherwise. Heck, there were no torrents. Pirate Bay was non-existential.

In today’s age, I download whole MP3 albums from

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Cage the Elephant to 30 Seconds to Mars. Back then, you have to buy a whole album of cassette tape… yup cassette tape. And so I bought the soundtrack of The Wedding Singer in cassette form at Music Vision (nope there was no J Burger or Wang’s Tea back then.) One of the tracks in the album caught my ear.

It was the cute rendition of Culture Club’s Do You Really Want to Hurt Me. And then I remembered another Culture Club 1980s cult hit Karma Chameleon.

The lyrics were catchy enough: Karma, karma, karma, karma, karma, chameleon,

You come and go, you come and go.

Loving would be easy if your colours were like my dreams: red, gold, and green, red, gold, and green.

At the time, I didn’t mind the meaning of the lyric and even now I don’t. So yeah, I put in my pseudonym as The Chameleon in the Epaphras newsletter.

Time passed by and I graduated from college.

In 2001, a newspaper was put up named Mindanao Today. One of the articles that I wrote was what I’d call a work of speculation – meaning it’s up for the reader to decide whether

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AQUARIUS (January 20 – February 18) - This is one of those days when you need to make sure that you’re dealing with your widest possible audience. Things aren’t quite up to your standards yet, but the right words in the right ears will help.

PISCES (February 19 – March 20) - Try to take care of your own needs first today -- though you should have plenty of energy for others as well! It’s a good time for you to try new things and get others to lighten up a little.

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ARIES (March 21 – April 19) - You can’t quite make out what’s going on with your people today -- so see if you can gain some clarity. It may take all day or even longer, but you are sure to find that things are better on the other side.

TAURUS (April 20 – May 20) - Your compassionate side is expressed to the fullest extent today -- so much so that you may find it hard to say no to those in need. Try your best to maintain a balance between personal and universal.

GEMINI (May 21 – June 21) - It gets frustrating after a while -you can’t seem to figure out what you want to do next, and no clues are forthcoming. The good news is that you’re just about to find a new way to make decisions.

CANCER (June 22 – July 22) - This is a better day for big-picture brainstorming than for getting down deep into the details of whatever task you’re stuck with. If you can blow off the small stuff, so much the better.

LEO (July 23 – August 22) - Things are a little unclear today -- so make sure that you’re dealing with issues that make at least a little sense to you. Things are sure to get simpler in a few days, or a week at the most.

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first one was entitled First of Summer (loosely based from the Urbandub song).

By 2013, Fifth of Summer was released. Now that The Chameleon is a regular column, expect Sixth of Summer to be out by March 2015.

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it’s fictional or not. I wrote it under The Chameleon byline, presenting my pseudonym for the first time in a mainstream outfit. The title of that article was Kiss from A Rose, inspired by the love story between Bruce Wayne and Dr. Chase Meridian (if you love comics, you have an idea what I’m talking about).

When I switched newspapers to Sun.Star Cagayan de Oro and Mindanao Gold Star Daily, versions of Kiss from A Rose by The Chameleon also went out. In 2009, I started another The Chameleon speculative series which must print out only once in a year. The

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Special Gospel of the day: Luke6:1216(November4, 2014-Tuesday) Luke 6:12-16-And it came to pass in those days, that he went out into a mountain to pray, and continued all night in prayer to God. And when it was day, he called [unto him] his disciples: and of them he chose twelve, whom also he named apostles; Simon, (whom he also named Peter,) and Andrew his brother, James and John, Philip and Bartholomew, Matthew and Thomas, James the [son] of Alphaeus, and Simon called Zelotes, And Judas [the brother] of James, and Judas Iscariot, which also was the traitor: This gospel reminds us that before doing something, we must pray first to our God for further guidance and enlightenment.

There are many instances of our lives that we failed in our decisions since we never consulted God

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Jesus talked first God before choosing His Disciples and this was a life of solitude of Jesus Christ. This was the encouragement of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI that each Christian must have a reflective silence: 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 PM- Mondays, Tuesday @ 3:30 PM a n d 2 :0 0 AM Mondays. God loves you!!!

VIRGO (August 23 – September 22) - No one seems to be even a tiny bit organized today -- including yourself!

That can start to get maddening pretty quickly, but you can find a way to get past the worst of it if you’re sneaky.

LIBRA (September 23 – October 22) - You have got to keep your head down today -- otherwise, things are sure to get really difficult for you when people start to take notice. It’s one of those days when you’re likely to end up in the crosshairs.

SCORPIO (October 23 – November 21) - You are finding yourself at the heart of a mystery -- and it’s a good one! You may also discover that you enjoy the search for clues more than the answers that result, so prolong the anticipation.

SAGITTARIUS (November 22 – December 21) - Something is not quite right today -- and though you can’t quite put your finger on it, you can still figure it out, given enough time. It may be as simple as a file out of place, so check through the details.

CAPRICORN (December 22 – January 19) - Communication just isn’t as easy as it usually is today -- but that doesn’t mean that you can’t figure out how to get your message out there. Try something totally new and you’re sure to get noticed.

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