Mindanao Daily Lifestyle (October 1, 2014)

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Mayor Ken T. Uyguangco (third from right) of the municipality of Medina, Misamis Oriental receives a certificate of recognition. Medina is a finalist for regional green banner award and barangay San Roque is a barangay green banner awardee. Barangay San Isidro and Tambagan, The 2013 Regional Green Banner awardee goes to barangay San Jose, Libona town in Bukidnon. Medina were finalists also for barangay green banner award.

On promotion of good nutrition practices

NNC-10 awards outstanding LGUs T

he National Nutrition Council region 10 has awarded various local government units that promote good nutrition and advocate good practices in their respective communities during the Regional Awarding Ceremony yesterday, September 30 at N Hotel, this city.

29 barangays from the provinces of Bukidnon, Camiguin, Misamis Oriental and from the city of Cagayan de Oro received green banner; for the provincial level, Misamis Oriental and Bukidnon and for the regional level, the city of Gingoog and the municipality of Maramag.

Barangay awardees are barangays Balaoro, Baroy and Mabuhay, Kadingilan, Bukidnon; barangays Kili-og, Laturan and San Jose, Libona, Bukidnon; barangays Colambugon, La Roxas and Danggawan, Maramag, Bukidnon; barangay Butay, Guinsiliban, Camiguin; barangay Lapad, Laguindingan; San Roque, Medina; Kalamkam and Puting Balas, Talisayan, Misamis Ori-

Text by CHRISTINE H. CABIASA, Lifestyle Editor Photo by MARK D. FRANCISCO, Assistant Lifestyle Editor

ental; barangay 11, Cagayan de Oro City; barangays 12, Bal-ason, Capitulangan, Mimbuntong, Gingoog City; barangays 7, Aglayan, Kalasungay, Maligaya, Violeta, Malaybalay City; barangay Sta. Cruz, Tangub City; and barangays Lumbayao, Lumbo, Pinatilan and San Carlos, Valencia City.

According to Marissa DM. Navales, regional Nutrition Program Coordinator Northern Mindanao has so far produced seven LGU recipients of the most prestigious Nutrition Honor Award (NHA).

“The award accorded to provinces, cities and municipalities that have sustained exemplary performance on nutrition over a period of six years. This year’s awardees have taken the challenge of following the journey that these NHA awardees have pursued,” stressed Navales in her message written in the program.

Aristides Concepcion Tan, regional director, Department of Health 10 said one of the Millennium Development Goals is to eradicate extreme poverty

Key stakeholders unveil the Cebuano version of Another 2013 Regional Green Banner awardee an updated nutrition guide. (barangay level) is the village of Aglayan in Malaybalay City.

and hunger and it highly involves nutrition.

“When a local government unit has developed policies that involved nutritional plans and essential nutrition actions, it shows a commitment and support to health programs and it also dignifies a very good public health status,” Tan said.

In addition, municipalities of Medina and Laguindingan, Misamis Oriental are finalists for regional green banner awards.

Municipalities of Kadingilan and Libona, Bukidnon including the city of Malaybalay are recipients of NHA Award of Merit.

Lotis L. Okit, this year’s outstanding regional barangay nutrition scholar from barangay Kalasungay, Malaybalay City encourages everyone to practice good nutrition in communities.

Also, NNC-10 unveiled the Bisayan Nutritional Guidelines for Filipinos and the NNC Coffee Table Book.

Mayor Jerry Canoy of Kadingilan, Bukidnon graciously accepts his literally green-lit plaque.

Lotis Okit, outstanding regional barangay nutrition scholar from Kalasungay, Malaybalay City, tenders a testimony

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ave you ever asked yourself these following questions: “Why am I still not earning the income that I truly deserve?”

“How come everything that I am doing seems not to be working?”

“When will I be rich?”

Instead of asking and looking at the concerns externally, why don’t you look at it internally?

Why don’t we have a MENTAL CHECK-UP? What is a mental checkup?

We need to be conscious and aware of what we entertain in our mind.

Why don’t we check what’s running inside our mind every day.

Are we entertaining negative thoughts or positive thoughts?

“Hindi ko kaya.”

“Mukha siyang mahirap.”

“Paano kung hindi magwork at malugi.”

How you think can affect the way you live.

In reality, mas mabilis mag-isip ng negatibo kaysa positibo; mas mabilis maghanap ng problema kaysa sa solusyon; mas mabilis magreklamo at maglabas ng sama na loob kaysa magkuntento at magpasalamat.

Huwag kang magtaka

kung wala pang nangyayaring maganda sa inyong buhay.

Tanungin natin ang ating sarili kung ano ang iniisip natin sa araw-araw. Is it negative or positive? Are we focused on the difficulty rather than the opportunity at hand?

If we do not filter and check what we process in our mind, I can assure you, na hindi maganda ang mangyayari sa ating buhay.

Mahirap mabuhay kung parati negatib ang ating naiisip.

Mabigat itong dalhin.

Parang may dalang kang mabigat ng maleta, nakakangalay, nakakapagod, nakakastress!

Aminin man natin o hindi, our quality of life is dependent on your quality of thinking.

If we always entertain negative thoughts, we will live a negative life. But, if we chose to entertain positive thoughts, we will live a positive life.

Have you ever paused for a moment to stop hearing, and start listening to your thoughts in life?

What have you been thinking for the past 2 days?

Are you thinking negatively or positively?

Is it encouraging you or discouraging you?

Is this bringing out the

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Are your thoughts pushing you forward or causing you to retreat?

Is it creating a quiet environment and an atmosphere that people are comfortable when you are around them?

Or is it creating an environment of stress and discomfort?

Be careful of what you think every day.

Always remember; where the mind goes, the person follows.

Check what your mind is thinking because that is where you are heading.

THINK. REFLECT. APPLY. Are you heading for the right direction or the wrong one?

What is your plan of action to make a U-turn?

What are the specific steps that you are going to make to overcome negative thoughts?

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Drinking etiquette among college studes this Oktobeer AT Limketkai Bingo Center, there’s a sign that explicitly states, “COLLEGE STUDENTS IN UNIFORM NOT ALLOWED.” Why am I emphasizing this? That’s

because even if one is already of adult age yet still a student (i.e. 18 above), the dignity of the educational institution must be kept intact.

There’s nothing wrong with

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gambling, drinking or even joining bikini competitions.

That’s okay if you’re already out of school. That is still okay even if you’re in school but if you drag the name of the university – especially if it is run by priests…or nuns – then there’s something sensitive here. Not that I’m uber-conservative…heck I’m definitely not…but upholding the name of the entity where you learn your way through a career must be prioritized.

So why am I bringing this up? Two column editions back, I said to borrow a Green Day song, “Wake me up when September ends!”

Now October is here and there’s only one thing associated with this month – the

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across 1. Not imported 6. Wetlands 11. Fragrance 12. Speak 13. Stare 14. Hail 15. Radium’s symbol 16. Half an em 17. Pleasant 19. Remote 20. Dispose 22. Scale note 23. Bursts 24. Indelible_ 26. Lubricate 27. Manila money 29. Article 30. Child 33. Curve 34. Hairpieces 36. Russian affirmative 37. Biblical land

AQUARIUS (January 20 – February 18) - Are you going to go away soon, Aquarius?

If not, you may be planning a trip for another month, perhaps going for educational purposes, such as to attend a workshop. You might have agreed to some overseas business travel. You should feel especially energetic, enthusiastic, and optimistic now.

You’ve done well thanks to your diligent work, and you should continue on that path.

PISCES (February 19 – March 20) - Instinct and determination drive you toward unconventional plans for making money, Pisces. A finance counselor or other professional could be involved. You may see this as an opportunity to restore your ailing bank account. You may have future purchases in mind, perhaps even a new home.

ARIES (March 21 – April 19) - Today you may feel a passionate attraction for someone intelligent who perhaps makes a living in law, education, or publishing, Aries. Conversations with this person could touch on some deep issues, such as spiritual matters, the human psyche, or the nature of the universe.

TAURUS (April 20 – May 20) - This could be a quiet day for you and your partner, Taurus. You could spend some time reflecting on past achievements and future goals. It’s important to get a clear picture about the past so you can draw conclusions and make workable plans. If you have a family, you’ll probably be interested in activities that everyone will enjoy. Make some time to get together.

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26. Rosebud’s surname 27. Break 28. Blunder 29. Express 31. Figure of speech 32. Pub sport 34. Move in the water 35. “Smooth Operator” singer 38. Corn or verse prefix 40. Old NAIA 42. World body 43. Form of to be Yesterday’s Answer

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Daily HOROSCOPE CANCER (June 22 – July 22) - The arrival of a surprise visitor could generate mixed feelings, Cancer. On the one hand, you’re probably glad to resume contact with this person. On the other, because you weren’t expecting any guests, it could create extra work for you - as if you didn’t already have enough on your plate! Recruit others to help with necessary tasks so you can enjoy your evening.

LEO (July 23 – August 22) - Someone who’s been ill and perhaps undergone surgery might phone you today, Leo. You could invite this person to join you for a little social gathering. Several people could be involved. All of them will have some interesting and useful information to offer. Natives of Leo in particular might attract your attention.

obviously indulge in beer all year long but during this particular month, beer companies offer promos to entice more customers. Some organize street concerts and rock band tilts, enticing more audiences i.e. the rockers’ fans and all. Others hold beer drinking contests with juicy prizes, either in cash, in kind or in gift certificates.

With a barrage of new nightspots opening up in Cagayan de Oro, we will surely embrace Oktobeerfest with panache and flair for the rest of the month. The only problem is I have observed…not once, not twice but multiple times…that there are some female university students who can be seen in their

Mark Francisco college uniform drinking in naked plain sight right across street corners. I’m pretty sure that these students are simply hanging out and have finished their school stuff for the day. But for Pete’s sake, shed the uniform. It is the representation of life’s higher learning. Respect it.

Endeavors

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GEMINI (May 21 – June 21) - All the positive energy generated by the celestial atmosphere seems to come together today as you experience a rush of sensual passion for a romantic partner, Gemini. An unexpected encounter could not only fulfill this desire but also bring you closer. If you aren’t already committed, expect to discuss it tonight. Be careful to exercise restraint.

much awaited event this time of year… (drum roll)…Oktobeerfest! Don’t be misled by commercialism here but Oktobeerfest can never be linked solely with one brand.

It is a generic celebration of beer drinking all month till Halloween night, whether you’re at home, in pubs, in private get-togethers or just across the street.

Oktobeerfest actually started in Germany in 1810 and continues up to this day.

That only means the populace of Bavaria has loved the tradition for more than two centuries. The practice is so popular that it has spread to other countries, the Philippines being not in exception.

Here in the Philippines, we

The Chameleon

Special Gospel of the day: John5:33-36 (October 1, 2014-Wednesday) John 5:33-36-Ye sent unto John, and he bare witness unto the truth. But I receive not testimony from man: but these things I say, that ye might be saved. He was a burning and a shining light: and ye were willing for a season to rejoice in his light. But I have greater witness than [that] of John: for the works which the Father hath given me to finish, the same works that I do, bear “witness” of me, that the Father hath sent me: This gospel reminds us about the mission of Jesus on earth. He came to establish the standard of His Father for us to follow as our “guidelines” for salvation.

In Sirach33:11-each one of us has a task to fulfill. Take note, our performance will become the testimony against us and it will become the legacy to be remembered by the next generation.

Jesus appreciated John with regards to his endeavors and efforts while he was

Biblical reflection

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alive. Supposed to be, we will consume our hours and days in doing good works since we have limited life span on earth.

Look at John, he did very well and he was recognized by Jesus.

This means that if we will do good works, God will recognize us at the end. St. John Bosco said, “do good while there is still time.” Printing paid by: Neneth Bobong Balino- Dr. Edith, PhD- Tony Jordan - CDO. St. Peter Calungsod, pray for us! #0928414949009266607505: Question – Prayer request: Please follow me “WORD ON FIRE” on CCTN channel 12-CDO @ 10 PMMondays, Tuesday @ 3:30 PM and 2:00 AM Sundays. God loves you!!!

VIRGO (August 23 – September 22) - With the planetary atmosphere today, your sensual nature is in full bloom. If there’s a romantic partner nearby, that person should be on guard! There may be a lot of other people around, so a chance to be alone probably won’t present itself until this evening. If you don’t connect with a potential partner, at least you’ll have a good time.

LIBRA (September 23 – October 22) - You might have to play nurse today, Libra. A love partner could claim to feel unwell, and you might expend a lot of energy trying to make your friend feel better. Don’t overdo it. There may be psychological factors at work. Your friend could be jealous of the attention you’ve been giving family and friends.

SCORPIO (October 23 – November 21) - You’re generally focused on the material world, Scorpio, but something about the energy generated by today’s planetary alignments causes you to look within. You might think about the joys and pains of past family gatherings and wonder how they affect your life now. This is a positive, healing process, so don’t fight it.

SAGITTARIUS (November 22 – December 21) - A group event could put you in contact with a number of people interested in doing a healing meditation for the planet. This sort of activity can work wonders to strengthen the bond among those performing it. You might not talk much during the discussions, but you’re apt to be in total agreement with the idea. Enjoy your day!

CAPRICORN (December 22 – January 19) - Happiness reigns in the home as everyone feels the energy changing, Capricorn. It seems that the end of one cycle brings closure, and now you’re free to start a new journey of rebirth. You, above all, are apt to feel a powerful rush of intuition, which could reveal positive events coming up for you and those close to you.

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INFUSING ETHNICITY AND MODERNITY

Mindanao silk to showcase at Centrio

By MARK FRANCISCO, Assistant Lifestyle Editor ALL PHOTOS COURTESY OF HUDYAKA

WEAVERS of homegrown silk will take the spotlight this October 26 at 5:00 p.m. at Centrio in a modeling show aptly titled Hudyaka Year 2.

Led by the indefatigable designer Martha Rodriguez of Vesti, Hudyaka Year 1 took centerstage in October 2012 and exposed Mindanao silk to the world for the first time.

This time, Rodriguez intends to up the ante and will highlight the products emanating from Mindanao silk using the creations of the country’s top fashion designers.

On that day, designers such as Ann Seblante, Chris Gomez, Joco Commendador, Jun Artajo, Nicole Cabanlet, Shiela Damalaerio will feature on stage their transformed products made solely of silk woven by a women’s cooperative in Laguindingan, Misamis Oriental and other indigenous weavers.

Cabanlet of CDOHandmade.com will showcase her series of Earthborn travel journals and notebooks that are 100 percent handmade, tree-free and acid-free. All her products are natural paper materials sourced from Higaonon abaca farmers in Claveria, Misamis Oriental.

Earthborn observes a strict code of conduct which includes fair economic practices, quality assurance and environmental consciousness. Earthborn is a finalist of the renowned I Am A Changemaker award of the British Council that provides grants to budding social entrepreneurs.

Gomez of Chromez Home Furnishings presents a series of designs that are more on the juxtaposition of light and space as he makes modern floor lamps using recycled paper into a papier mache on a level that is CDO-inspired. Modern, functional and sophisticated, Chromez is definitely a work of genius as accent pieces to be transported into your lovely homes. Gomez creates each piece with his own hands. His products have already reached Singapore and Germany.

Comendador of Joco Shoes provides an array of footwear designs, ranging from towering platform shoes to sculptural wearable ones. He is currently focusing on avant-garde perky, colorful and experimental styles. Comendador is part of the Manila FAME Red Box featured artists last March.

Meanwhile, Rodriguez of Vesti has been fascinated with handwoven indigenous fabrics from Mindanao. She built Vesti to showcase the different facets of these handwoven indigenous fabrics from different tribes and communities in Mindanao and turned them into stylish bags. She is also one of the Manila FAME Red Box featured artists last March.

Artajo resonates a very literal yet sophisticated interpretation of Mindanao identity. He is one of the most sought after Manila wear designers in Manila FAME. Hailing from Davao City, he joins the Hudyaka designers on putting her trademark

Vesti

Jun Artajo prints on Mindanao silk.

And then, Dimalerio’s Shiela Bags is known to be a fusion of classic and timeless chic. With her recent accomplishment to be part of the Manila FAME Red Box last March, she awed the audience with her intricate details and wood manipulation towards bamboo clutches in different strokes of color, finishing and beading.

All of their products will be auctioned off and proceeds will go to Hudyaka’s chosen beneficiary – the ABAI Weavers Multi-purpose Cooperative of Laguindingan, Misamis Oriental so their weaving house and showroom can finally be renovated.

The showcase will continue for a week in Centrio until November 9 where the public can see the pieces in the same area, open for all.

Rodriguez is confident

that Hudyaka Year 2 will rekindle the spark among local entrepreneurs, investors and other stakeholders with the direction of infusing ethnicity and modernity, aiming to actively promote local smallscale and medium businesses to the international arena.

During a recent get-together here in Cagayan de Oro City, Rodriguez beamed with pride that her Vesti bags have been sold out to places as far as Hawaii, South Africa and Belgium. Vesti is sourced from silk woven by the upland settlers in Laguindingan, by the Yakan in Zamboanga and Basilan; and by the T-boli of South Cotabato.

More than sourcing fabrics for Vesti, Rodriguez’s vision is to continuously promote Mindanao weavers and eventually allow them to have consistent orders and source of livelihood.

Hudyaka is also looking forward partnering with other budding social entrepreneurs from elsewhere in the republic who share their same passion to uplift the branding image of Mindanao and its homegrown products.

Chromez Home Furnishings

Joco Shoes

The women beneficiaries of ABAI Weavers Multi-purpose Cooperative Raw silk fabric in Laguindingan, Misamis Oriental in Laguindingan, Misamis Oriental.

Shiela Bags

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