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LIMKETKAI LUXE Hotel joins 7th OROBEST 2013 in CdeO

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ROBEST Expo, an annual trade affair organized by the CDO Chamber of Commerce, joined this year by the Canadian Chamber of Commerce comes to its seventh year in this endeavour with this year’s theme “Strengthening the Rebuilding Process thru Entrepreneurship and PublicPrivate Relationship”.

The programme aims to forge a positive relationship between fellow exhibitors, entrepreneurs, government and foreign guests.

Being the largest exhibit in Mindanao with a recorded average of 6,150 in attendance and participants’ sales reaching to Php1.8M in the period of six years since 2007, OROBEST was expected to grow to a bigger number this year.

A fora on Business-Academe,

Effective Marketing and Negotiation were some of the perks and freebies for the exhibitors and visitors.

These discussions are customized not only for the participants but to also to support Region 10 in its growth and preparedness for the full and economic integration within the ASEAN by 2015.

As the city’s newest pride, Limketkai Luxe Hotel has seen the opportunity to establish its presence before it opens early December 2013.

The OROBEST Expo, held on October 11-13, 2013 at Limketkai Center would be one of the many firsts for the hotel’s participation in business and services expositions.

The three-day affair gave way for Limketkai Luxe Hotel to showcase its facilities and

amenities to its eager market and industry partners.

Among 85 other guaranteed exhibitors at the exposition, Limketkai Luxe Hotel welcomed visitors and exhibitors alike into its ambiance of warmth and sophistication.

With expressed admiration and anticipation from the visitors, Limketkai Luxe Hotel gathered a good number of business leads and partnership opportunities during the 3-day event that signal a truly exciting and promising start for Limkekai Luxe Hotel as it open its doors to the eager market.

For more information about Limketkai Luxe Hotel, please visit us at www.limketkailuxe. com, like us on Facebook at Limketkai Luxe Hotel or follow us on Twitter @limketkailuxe.

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The 2nd National Bouldering Series was held at Centrio Ayala Mall from October 11 - 13, 2013. With open and novice categories, competitiors from all over the country came and competed for the title. With SCAPI (Sport Climbing Association of the Philippines), YKK and Habagat Outdoor Equipment, Cagayan de Oro was able to witness the closefight technical competition. Photo by Glenn Palacio

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SOCIAL EMPOWERMENT THROUGH EDUCATION (SEED) PROGRAM: School Children of Baluarte Elementary School (BES) in Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental expressed gratitude to energy-firm STEAG State Power Inc. (SPI) and the local government unit of Tagoloan for their continuing support to the various schools development projects in the area. Steag turned-over recently a complete set of Educational Television (ETV) and Sineskwela materials to BES to help improve quality of classroom teaching and learning. Over the years, seven out of ten public schools in Tagoloan have already benefitted from the ETV project, which is a joint undertaking of Steag, LGU, DepEd and the ABS-CBN Foundation. Steag also gave out more than 500 school chairs to help address the perennial problem of study chairs shortage. The assistance is part of Steag’s SEED program which is one of the flagship Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) efforts designed to help improve quality of lives of the people in its communities in Misamis Oriental.

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The all-new Isuzu D-MAX was unveiled at the Limketkai Atrium this city October 15 in the evening. This photo shows the all-new D-Max can handle even the toughest slope and terrain, which explains their tag-line “Challenge the Terrain”.

Photo by Shaun Alejandrae Yap Uy

All-new Isuzu D-MAX launched in CdeO T

By Shaun Alejandrae Yap Uy, Editor

he all-new Isuzu D-Max pickup makes its way to Cagayan de Oro City in a launching event, October 15, at the Limketkai Center Atrium.

The launch is graced by the ISUZU Cagayan de Oro Dealer principals and Board of Directors with Isuzu Philippines Corp executives Daisuke Inaba, Art Balmadrid, Takashi Tomita, Nobuo Izumina, Francisco Rolida, Dr. Jerome Young and George Ongchua, and Cagayan de Oro City Mayor Oscar Moreno.

Isuzu Philippines Corp.

President Nobuo Izumina addressed the crowd and introduced the new features and innovations that the all-new Isuzu D-Max has in store for the Mindanao consumers. The allnew D-Max lets its owners feel the satisfaction of an all-around

vehicle that can be used for business and leisure trips to rough road areas.

Izumina also states that based on their latest sales report, more than half of their sales in Mindanao are from Cagayan de Oro City.

The all-new Isuzu D-Max gives the consumers a combination of form and function, the ideal vehicle for work and play, and lets you “Challenge the Terrain”.

Isuzu dealerships in Mindanao are located in cities of Cagayan de Oro, Davao and General Santos.

In Cagayan de Oro City, the Isuzu dealership is located at National Highway, Lapasan, and you may call them at the following numbers: (08822)728344/ (08822)728345/ (088)8561892/ (088)8561894/ (08822)728619 or email at isuzucdo@gmail.com.

ISUZU Cagayan de Oro Dealer principals and Board of Directors with Isuzu Philippines Corp executives (from left) , Takashi Tomita, Francisco Rolida, Nobuo Izumina, George Ongchua and a Art Balmadrid in a photo op during the successful launching of all new Isuzu D-MAX at Limketkai Atrium this city October 15 in the evening. Photo by Shaun Alejandrae Yap Uy

ISUZU Cagayan de Oro Dealer principals and Board of Directors with Isuzu Philippines Corp executives Daisuke Inaba, Art Balmadrid, Takashi Tomita, Nobuo Izumina, Francisco Rolida, Dr. Jerome Young and George Ongchua in a toast ceremony during the successful launching of all new Isuzu D-MAX at the Limketkai Atrium this city, evening of October 15.

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CAGAYANTIMES Lifestyle

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SHAUN ALEJANDRAE YAP UY Section Editor

Broken Treasures

GLENN PALACIO Lifestyle Photographer OWEN JAEN DEBBIE CABAGUE DR. MARY JEAN LORECHE JANEY MONTEBON DUTERTE Contributors

by Owen Jaen

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he quake that rocked most of the Philippines last October 15 is one for the books. Not because of the many lives that it took away but the cultural treasures it has toppled to pieces.

Centuries old churches and even natural wonders like the Chocolate hills succumbed to the great magnitude of the earthquake.

It took only less than sixty seconds to almost obliterate famous churches in Bohol and also threaten famed landmark like the Basilica Minore del Santo Niño in Cebu.

The sights we see on our newsfeeds of the devastation are so heartbreaking and all we can do is send a silent prayer to the people who are affected.

Maybe it was a good thing that it happened on a weekday and a special non-working holiday too or the death toll could have been worse.

I can just imagine the panic it would have caused if it happened on a weekend and all those churches are packed with churchgoers.

These architectural wonders beautifully built by our forefathers and are a reminder of the colorful and somehow tumultuous past of our country.

They have withstood countless other calamities and have silently witnessed history as it unfolded throughout time but sadly, all we see now are defeated façades of their once mighty and awe-

inspiring images.

It is truly saddening to know that these famous churches might never be restored again however, like in any other tragedy that we all have experienced I have confidence that we Filipinos will rise above this catastrophe and heal once more.

These broken treasures of Bohol are somehow a reminder that we should not forsake the cultural and historical landmarks that we have been proud of for years.

Let us revisit all the other remaining iconic sites that we have and see to it that we do something to protect them for the years to come.

If we intend to continue to showcase our heritage to future generations then now is perhaps the right time to look for ways to truly preserve them.

I have yet to find out what we can do as ordinary people to help out in restoring those that are still standing.

If it takes for us to shell out some of our extra funds then I hope we share what we can.

Let us not wait for another tragedy of this nature to find the value and importance handed down by the generations before us.

Someday, we will be grateful that we have done what we could now.

WORDS & NOTES

by DEBBIE CABAGUE

Everyday Christmas

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ew days ago while I was meeting a friend at a mall, she suddenly said in the midst of our conversation “Christmas songs”. We just paused and smiled to each other and I said to her yeah... “Christmas is here”.

Even though I was tired that day hearing Christmas carols softly playing made me relaxed somehow.

When September kicks in and it gets nearer to December, everyone’s mood is affected somehow or something inside us is stirred and we just shift to the loving season mode.

So how I wish its Christmas every day... because we tend to be more reflective, more compassionate, more giving in this season.

Well if you come to think of it the very essence of Christmas is Jesus. If not for his birth there will be no saviour.

His coming is a reminder of God’s love despite man’s wickedness.

If we truly believe that He is our saviour then it isn’t just but right that we live in everyday gratitude that He came to save us.

The Christmas trees, trimmings and gifts just add colors to the season and somehow reminds us to celebrate but even without it we should always be reminded for the real reason not just for the season but whole year through.

Even in this time of grief because of the earthquake many lives again were lost and historical infrastructures destroyed but, we are never without hope because Jesus lives in us.

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I believe two thousand years still the story lives on God’s gift to us sent to earth wrapped in flesh His only son, His only son, And the heartbeat of heaven Confounded our wisdom But it’s still the simple truth That sets me free ...I believe in a cross, I believe He came for one, He came for all Heavens child became a plan, gave his life for me In spite of all I am, I believe...Christmas lives in me I believe

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– Natalie Grant

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HEALTH IN FOCUS

by DR. MARY JEAN LORECHE

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Breast Cancer: What’s New?

ctober is designated as the Pink Month- which is a celebration for the awareness of the Big C of the Breast. And, last night, I had a wonderful episode in Dynamic Living the Total You (Cable Channel 17 and Antennae Channel 25), with THRIVE CDO members Caryn and Mabel (with hubby Mike), share their experiences when they were diagnosed with the Big C. And, the episode became more enlightening with the presence of none other than the Breast Cancer Specialist Dr Jose Rhoel De Leon.

In my previous articles on Breast Cancer ( one article mostly each year, and usually during its awareness month, I have already discussed the basics of what each one of us, should know about what brings the disease, the different screening tests that are available and treatment options.

There is really no escaping the Big C, as just being a woman in her 40’s (though cases younger in their 30’s and even 20’s are confirmed) is already a huge risk by itself.

According to the DOH report, released sometime in October 18, 2011, the Philippines has the highest incidence or number of cases in South East Asia, and we have the poorest survival rate too.

We can surmise that the reason for the rising number of cases are twofold: better screening and reporting thereby the increase in the statistical data, and, with our country emerging into a more industrialized nation, with it causing a more sedentary lifestyle, the ease and affordability of fast foods (diet being one of the environmental factors for the causation of the disease), alcohol consumption and smoking- bingo! All those are needed for the ballooning number of cases is truly there.

But, we should take heart and be optimistic, as in the fight of other diseases like a Zero Cholera or Polio eradication became a reality, so, the future for defeating Breast Cancer holds promise too.

Just by making the risks more predictable, and most cases diagnosed very early into the disease, then it may not be that difficult for the future mothers, daughters and wives to have their breast cancers prevented.

And should they have the disease, for it to be cured, and may even have the hope for them to outlive the big C. The most common and helpful diagnostic test for breast masses, aside from a breast examination (self or clinical), is a mammography. Although

the age recommendation do vary, with some advocating 40 and above, it is still best to seek the recommendation of the Attending Physician.

If one has a strong family history, the mammography may even be done earlier than 40.

The Medical News did have this to say” majority of the deaths from the Big C occurs in younger women who do not have regular mammography”.

With the advent of newer models of mammographic machine (Digital, Magnetic Resonance Mammography), the sensitivity of which it can detect the masses, no matter how small the size, has increased over time.

This diagnostic tool is very much available and not so expensive, that to miss out one’s chance of early detection would truly be a nonforgivable omission.

Another important scientific advance in the study of Breast Cancers is the use of sentinel lymph node biopsy.

The sentinel nodes are located in the axilla, and are a catchment area for the cancer cells from the breast.

Staging now becomes easier, with just examining the sentinel node for the presence or absence of tumor cells.

I do remember though that, as early

as 2003, Dr De Leon and I already did sentinel node biopsies utilizing an immuonostain, Cytokeratin, and we were able to document its use for staging the disease of the patients.

Management wise, surgical intervention, chemotherapy, radiation and hormonal treatment are still good.

There are modifications like treatment these days is geared more on breast conservation, and newer studies have come out with neo-adjuvant treatment.

This simply means the giving of chemotherapeutic agents to shrink the size of the tumor prior to removal.

And advocates for the use of hormonal treatment (Tamoxifen) for 10 years instead of 5 years, have come out with clinical studies, saying that it further improves the life span of the patient, by reducing tumor recurrence.

It may not come then as a surprise that with better technologies and improved scientific data, that, Breast Cancer too may become a thing of the past!

Early diagnosis, prompt treatment, faith in your Specialist and faith in God plus Hope for a Life that can make a difference to all you come in contact with- that is what makes you a beautiful creature ...

The silver lining

by Janey Montebon Duterte

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The Joys of Reading

very single night before I go to sleep, I am far, far away. I could be in Ingary – a fantastic place where castles fly, seven-league boots exist and wizards and witches battle each other out for power.

I could be in London or France or New York or in a flat disc balanced on the backs of four elephants that stand on top of a giant turtle.

I could be in faraway galaxies or even in other dimensions. I am wherever my books take me.

Never mind that I lack sleep or that I'm often out of sorts in the morning and need huge cups of coffee to kickstart my day.

I’m having the time of my life and I wouldn't trade it for anything.

My mom used to always freak out about my reading habits and often claim that I'm going way overboard.

When I was in high school and at the height of my obsession with books, she would endlessly scold me for reading throughout the night.

So I had to hide under the blankets with the lights off and read with a flashlight.

Sometimes I would stay inside the bathroom to read.

But when she noticed my frequent bathroom visits and realized something was up (she has a rather remarkable nose for sniffing out suspicious behavior), she would knock every time I stay too long in the bathroom and frisk

me on my way out.

With this tactic, she was able to confiscate a number of books that I carefully hid inside my shirt.

College came and nothing changed. Except I was on my own already and mom is too far away to be able to nag me about my constant reading.

I would stay up until 5 in the morning to read. Oh bliss.

I only wish to impart this one thing to my future kids and to the younger generation: Please read books and novels and anything you could get your hands on.

There’s only so much you could experience on your own and you need books to widen your mind.

To the parents, please take time to read to your little ones before

you sleep. Studies show that kids who are being read to at night fare better academically than those who aren't.

Reading to your kids will spark their imagination, develop critical thinking, help them become focused and learn to pay attention, and of course, it will instill in them a deep appreciation for reading.

In today's tech-driven lifestyle, more and more kids turn to social media, TV, and video games instead of picking up a book.

I find this really sad. Nothing enhances a child's imagination more than books.

Albert Einstein did say that imagination is better than knowledge, right? And how could you argue with the guy?

“A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies. The man who never reads lives only one.” – George R.R. Martin (A Dance With Dragons)

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Jatico’s Adventures

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by Joseph Galdo Jatico

Hawaii, USA “By plane, by boat, by car or by feet... how to get there doesn’t matter as long as that new place matters”. -jj Travel 3. Hawaii.

Checklists

Adventure Timeframe: 2 days, 1 night Allowable Budget: Php 90,000 Travel Style: Backpacking, 1 Bag Only Adrenaline Rating (1-10): 9

SKYDIVING

Welcome to my Wanderdive! My travel, your guide. Jatico’s Adventures.

Mokuleia/Waialua, Oahu.

A typical tourist would go to the famous Pearl Harbor and visit the old “Mighty Mo” USS Missouri where the Japanese formally surrendered on its deck and brought WW2 to its end; the catalyst of the 2012 movie Battleship that led to the defeat of the aliens; the main venue of the 1992 movie of Steven Seagal’s Under Siege, and so on… A notable landmark is the tourist flooded Waikiki Beach front in Honolulu that allows them to Surf their way ‘til they drop.

SKYDIVING TIPS 1. Enjoy the Rush 2. Enjoy the View 3. Enjoy the BILL!

Well then, so much for history, landmarks and movies, let’s have a true adrenaline adventure!

9,000 feet 3,000 feet

Dillingham Airfield. A one hour drive from Waikiki going to the West North Shore of Oahu Island in Hawaii, where the most scenic skydiving drop zone is located courtesy of Pacific Skydiving Hawaii.

A member of the U.S. Parachute Association and the only Military skydiving company certified by Department of Defense, Hawaii.

9 feet

Back to Mother Earth

2,000 feet

Scenic view of the Airfield - North Oahu

12,000 feet

Onboard a Supervan 900 Skydiving Airplane gets me up to 15,000 feet or 4,570 meters, the highest allowable skydive elevation. At this height, the atmosphere is almost without oxygen. This liberating dive allows me to free fall over 60 grueling seconds!

A combination of extreme adrenaline sudden death drop feeling with a terminal velocity of 200 km/hour that seems like flying rather than falling, and with a sudden stop which pulls me up again once I pull the Parachute container before my Altimeter reach 3,000 feet, then, a surreal feeling of calmness greets me where I gently glide my chute for five minutes overlooking the North Shore of Oahu and the entire glimpse of Oahu Island.

This canopy flight is so peaceful and relaxing, makes you forget the sudden intense terminal drop speed where you came from, until then, I can’t complain why I should return to earth to pay $400 for trying to kill myself !

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Security Bank Recognized Twice in Asian Banking & Finance Wholesale/Retail Awards 2013

Asian Banking and Finance Publisher Tim Charlton (center) joins Security Bank senior Treasury officers as they accepted the award on the bank’s behalf. Accepting the awards were Aileen Chua, Desk Head for the Corporate/Wholesale business of the FX and Rates Hedging Division (left) and Raul Victor de Guzman, Division Head for the whole FX & Rates Hedging Team.

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ecurity Bank scored a double citation in the Asian Banking & Finance Retail Awards 2013 held at the Shangri-La Hotel in Singapore. The bank was recognized as Philippines’ Domestic Project Finance Bank of the Year and Philippines’ Domestic Foreign Exchange Bank of the Year.

These recognitions manifest once again that the bank has rightfully earned its place in the industry as a leader, acclaimed for superior FX Services and high level of competence in project finance.

This year's prestigious awards night was hosted by BBC World news anchor Rico Hizon. Nearly 200 senior bankers attended the event to receive their respective awards. The Asian Banking & Finance Awards is now on its seventh year, which saw the largest ever number of countries in the region

participating in the awards.

Asian Banking and Finance Magazine is a renowned publication for banking and finance executives in Asia. It focuses on commercial and retail banking and on securities market from a banking perspective. It is published by The Charlton Media Group, a leading business-to-business publisher based in Singapore and serving global markets in the areas of telecoms and technology, banking, finance and insurance, and power and energy.

This award is the second regional citation given to Security Bank’s Treasury Sales Team recognizing the team’s world-class capabilities in servicing client’s foreign exchange and interest rate hedging requirements.

The team also bagged four awards from Asiamoney last year for FX, Derivatives, and Market Coverage.

Globe helps quake victims thru relief ops; encourages Red Cross donation via GCash

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eading telecommunications company Globe Telecom employee-volunteers conduct relief operations in the municipalities of Loboc, Maribojoc, and Loon in Bohol, benefitting some 200 families in each area.

The three municipalities are among the areas hardest hit by the earthquake which struck Central Visayas Tuesday morning.

Maribojoc and Loon even became isolated due to damaged bridges.

Relief packs consisting of food and water were turned over to the local government unit of Maribojoc and the Department of Social Welfare and Development for Loon.

At the same time, Globe provided prepaid load to the Disaster Risk Reduction

Management Office (DRRMO) of the Department of Education to help them monitor the effects of the earthquake.

The company, likewise, encourages its subscribers to donate to the Red Cross via GCash electronic wallet. To help, Globe subscribers can simply dial *143# in their mobile phone and select GCash; Select Others then Donate; Enter the amount, 4-digit MPIN, and select Red Cross.

Earlier, Globe also set up Libreng Tawag stations at the Cebu City Medical Center, Bohol Sports Complex, and Carmen Municipal Hall in Bohol to assist affected families in their communication needs.

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