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O prisoner is allowed to leave the jail premises 30 days before and 30 days after the election, pursuant to Section 261 of the Omnibus Election Code (OEC). D e p u t i z e d b y t h e OEC is the Bureau of Jail Commission on Elections Management and Penology (Comelec) to enforce this (BJMP) and its director, particular section of the comelec /P5
Police chiefs gi-reshuffle
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Sinulat ni Divina M. Suson
ILIGAN City – Gi-reshuffle ang mga opisyal sa kapulisan ning dakbayan, ug nagtoo si Mayor Lawrence Lluch Cruz nga kini may positibong epekto. Ang reshuffling gipahigayon human ang dakbayan sa Iligan nakasinati sa lainlaing krimin karong bag-o. Lakip sa nakatandog sa kalinaw ug kahusay ning
dakbayan ang pagkabanhigpatay sa duha ka ginsakpan sa Iligan City Police Office (ICPO), dili pa dugay. Apektado sa reshuffling ang lima ka station commanders, subay usab sa sugyot ni Representante Vicente “Varf ” Belmonte Jr. nganha sa City Peace and Order Council (CPOC). (Divina M. Suson/jdelpf)
CAGAYAN de Oro City Fighting for the welfare of women and the poor has always been the crusade of Rep. Rufus Rodriguez (2nd District, Cagayan de Oro), contrary to some mis-information being spread against him. Rep. Rodriguez has filed House Bill 5956 that grants favorable working conditions to mothers in the private sector for the purpose of attending to the personal care of their infants. Specifically, the Bill gives mothers additional
two months paid maternity leave aside from the current two. Further, the bill gives mothers the option to extend their leave for another two months, with security of job and tenure protected, so that mothers can maximize their exclusive breastfeeding period. Rep. Rodriguez explained that “studies of the Food and Nutrition Researh Institute of the Department of Science and Technology (FNRI-DOST) have always shown that next to inadequate
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Rep. Rufus Rodriguez champions women’s welfare
milk flow, working out of home was the top reason given by mothers why they stop breastfeeding. And my proposed bill is meant to directly address this problem.” He has also fought to put into law more stringent regulations in the marketing of milk for children by manufacturers. While the existing law only provides for government review of advertising materials for infant milks, he has proposed the outright ban on advertising Rufus /P5
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PROJECT TURN-OVER – Representative Rufus B. Rodriguez (2nd District of Cagayan de Oro City) leads the ribbon cutting during the turnover of a recently-completed grade six classroom at South City Central School in Barangay Nazareth. With him are School Principal Emmanuel Alingig; Barangay Kagawads Rodney Magno Quiblat, Henry Madria and Clarissa Guidaben; and Teacher Joy Pangan and students. (a dvertorial)
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PCL regional assembly nagpadayon Sinulat ni Arjay S. Felicilda, News Editor
TAPUSON karon ang duha ka adlaw nga End-Term Regional Assembly sa Philippine Councilors League nga gisugdan kagahapon dinhi sa dakbayan sa Cagayan de Oro. Sa pa niana, si Mayor Vicente Emano miluwat og memorandum nga nagtugot sa mga sakop sa konseho pagtambong sa kalihokan. Ang maong panugot gipasubay sa regional memo-
Pagkaylap sa ‘rabies’ pugngan
TURN-OVER - City Mayor Vicente “Dongkoy” Y. Emano (left) expressed his gratitude for the generosity of the Kabataan Partylist whose representatives (2nd and 3rd from right) came over to formally turnover 8 computer sets and 2 projector sets intended for the Cugman National High School and the Macabalan National High School. (inset photo) A Computer/Projector Sets for 2 CdeO High Schools. CIOPHOTO
Construction of more classrooms eyed THE City Council committee on education will look into the request of the Southwest District II Man-ai Elementary School in Barangay Tignapoloan
for the construction of two additional classrooms. According to School Principal Rudy Villalobos the classrooms are intended for Grade II pupils.
randum circular 2013-03 ug 2013-04 sa rehiyonal nga buhatan sa Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG). Mangulo sa ginsakpan sa konseho sa dakbayan atol sa nahisgotang assembly si Konsehal Ian Mark Nacaya, kinsa maoy regional president sa PCL-10. (uban sa report sa The Power/ Arjay S. Felicilda, sakop sa MinPressDev)
He said the old classrooms are no longer safe for school children. In another development, the committee will also attend to the request of
the Barangay Council of Balulang for a clearance from the city mayor for the proposed establishment of the Balulang National High School. According to him, the Department of Education (DepEd), through the Barangay Council of Balulang, may soon start the construction of the building in a three-hectare land. (JBD/asf )
NANINGUHA ang city council of committee on health nga mapunggan ang pagkaylap sa rabies dinhi sa syudad sa Cagayan de Oro. Kini, pinaagi sa pagpamakuna sa mga iro batok rabies diha sa kabarangayan. Karong bag-o, gibakunahan sa City Veterinary
Office ang 89 ka iro atol sa Peopel to People Program diha sa mga barangay Tagpangi, Taglimao, Tuburan, Pagalungan ug Balubal. Matud sa report, magpadayun kini nga kampanya aron mahilayo ang katawhan gikan sa nahisgotang sakit. (JRG/ asf)
Konseho midayeg sa kabataang malampuson sa National SciQuest
Dako ang pagdayeg ug pahalipay sa konseho sa syudad ubos ni bise mayor Caesar Ian Acenas sa delegasyun sa dakbayan ngadto sa gipahigayong 10th National Science Quest didto sa Teachers Camp sa Baguio City sa milabayng bulan. Ang delagasyun gilangkoban nila ni Joseph Angelo Alcala ug Reyson Boss Leigh Ruiz sa City Central School nga maoy nahimong Science Fair National Champion sa Elementary Physical Team Category. Samtang si Conrad Maisog sa Lapasan Elementary School maoy migulang First Runner Up sa Physical Industrial Individual Category. Dugang pa, si Shekinah Niña Paraiso sa City Central School maoy nakuha nga 4th Runner Up sa Bb. Kalikasan ug Best in Talent ug Best in Casual Attire. Usa ka resolosyon ang gisagop sa konseho alang sa maong katuyoan. (JRG)
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CAGAYAN de Oro City The National Youth Commission (NYC) conducted on Tuesday a stakeholders’ budget consultation for Fiscal Year 2014 particularly involving the Mindanao youth. NYC Commissioner Gio Tingson said Mindanao is a crucial area for national budget. For this year, a bulk of the national budget is for Mindanao involving public
works, classroom building and development in the area of Mindanao. “Through this consultation process, we want to ensure that our stakeholders become aware of where and how the agency spends its annual budget,” added the Commissioner, head of the project. Earl Saavedra, NYC commissioner representing Mindanao, further said this island wide budget consultation is very important.
“Specifically, we want the Mindanao youth to be involved by guiding us in the essential budget process and how our resources can be properly utilized as a complementary effort to institutionalize youth empowerment and development.” He added that, this bottom up budget approach allows the youth to be knowledgeable about the programs, projects and services that are given budget
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allocation at the same time give them sense of ownership. There are different needs in the different parts of the country. The youth in Manila has different concerns compared to the youth here in Cagayan de Oro, he said. The budget provided for the commission for the upcoming year is P80M. According to Tingson, the aim of bottom up budget is not just for transparency but to empower youth in
participation. We are focusing on crafting the project and by the end of the year we want to integrate all projects. This was the second series of consultations that the NYC implemented with its stakeholders regarding its budget planning, in light with the Commission’s campaign and efforts towards Participatory Leadership and Governance. Our strength is with the vast number of member
youth groups in NYC said Tingson. As an inter-agency coordinating body, we create partnerships with other government agencies. The National Youth Commission as the voice and advocate of the youth is the lead government agency created under Republic Act 8044 or the Youth in Nation-building Act in charge of policy formulation on youth development and youth participation. (JMOR/PIA10/jdelpf )
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BUKIDNON – Ang Miss Malaybalay nga si Ms. Charlianne Lapitaje maoy midaug sa Miss Laga Ta Bukidnon 2013 title. Nalabwan niya sa kaanyag, abilidad ug kumpiyansa sa kaugalingon ang laing 17 ka kadalagahang misalmot sa nahisgotang indigay. Atol sa question and answer portion, nahatagan usab ni Ms. Lapitaje og labing maayong deskripsiyon ang Mt. Kitanglad, Bukidnon Tree Park ug ang marker sa pito ka tribu sa probinsya. First runner-up si Ms.
Kor Jeanne Garceskin (Pangantucan), 2nd Runner Up si Ms. Karla Estorba (Libona), 3rd Runner Up si Ms. Rona Cristy Flores (Manolo Fortich), ug 4th Runner Up si Ms. Switzel Tolo (Valencia City. Naangkon usab ni Ms. Malaybalay ang Best in Evening Gown Award ug sa Smart Texter’s Choice, siya nagsunod kang Ms. Pangantucan. Samtang si Ms. Libona mihakot sa lainlaing awards, sama sa Ms. M. Lhullier, Ms. Photogenic, Ms. Boardwalk ug Ms. Dunkin Donuts.
Ms. 2GO Travel si Ms. Manolo Fortich ug Best in Talent ug Ethnic Attire si Ms. Valencia. Naangkon usab ni Ms. Maramag – Kyrence Junet Garay ang Best in Swimsuit, samtang Ms. Congeniality si Ms. Lantapan - Riza Jane Preseblo. Ang Laga Ta Bukidnon 2013 gipahigayon isip kabahin sa Kaamulan Festival 2013. Sila si Governor Alex P. Calingasan ug Vice Governor Jose Ma. R. Zubiri Jr. uban sa mga sakop sa Sangguniang Panlalawigan,
Miss malaybalay napili nga LAGA TA Bukidnon 2013
nagpasalamat sa tanang mipaluyo ug misuporta sa mga kalihukan atol sa
nahisgotang tinuig nga lumadnong kalihokan. Labaw’ng gipasalamatan
ang tabang sa mga mayor sa 20 ka kalungsoran sa Bukidnon. (FR/asf )
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Underage prostitutes? (First of two parts) Extreme poverty must be sweeping wide in some areas in the Philippines that drive some underage girls into the practice of the oldest profession in the world -- prostitution. According to a TV news story in the American continent, young girls in their tender age of 14 and 15 have been charging foreignertourists the amount of one thousand five hundred pesos to perform sex. It was not mentioned that these practices are taking place in Metro Manila and nearby cities but surely is happening in the former American bases like Subic
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BEN EMATA JR. and in Angeles city. This is truly disturbing. Of course we knew for a fact that prostitution is anywhere especially in big cities in Luzon, the Visayas and in Mindanao which is abundant but having minors involved in this business is
just terrible. This is definitely outrageous, really a crime that is so shameful and unacceptable. I condemn the hardest way the parents of these girls for their lack of responsibility in the handling of their children. This thing cannot happen if the parents are concerned so much of their children. There should be strict discipline in the home and watching closely the children twenty fours a day. These underage girls belong to the secondary schools. They should be watched especially the time frame of their studies as well
as the time when they are supposed to be at home. Where are the parents? I even supposed they allow these girls to make money the easy way to help support the family. A house can never be a home unless the parents are doing their best to take care of their children. Otherwise, the kids should be taken away from them and let the parents rot in jail for negligence and irresponsibility. I call the attention of our leaders especially the legislators to draft laws that will punish harshly the parents of the girls who engage in prostitution at an early age. (ben-emata.com)
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Human right Gospel of the day:Lukas 2: 41-51(March19, 2013-Tuesday) Lukas2:41-Ug ang iyang mga ginikanan tig-adto sa Jerusalem matag-tuig, sa fiesta sa pagsaylo: Sa Efeso6:4-ug kamong mga amahan, ayaw ninyo pagsuka ang inyong mga anak, kondili matutoon hinoon ninyo sila uban sa pagbansay ug pagpahamatngon gikan sa Ginoo. SaMateo19:14 apan si Jesus miingon, “Paduola kanako ang gagmayng kabataan, ug ayaw ninyo sila pagpugngi, kay ang gingharian sa langit ila sa mga sama kanila.”Mao kini ang nindot sa eksina sa ebanghelyo kay sa Dios nila gibitbit ug dili sa mga dapit sa mga kahilayan ug kalaotan.On the other side, “opposite” kini sa daghang mga ginikanan nga sa mga “kalibotanong lugar” lamang kutob ang ilang mga kabataan, sa lulanghayaw, sa mga malls ug sa mga resorts.
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Laktod nga pagkaestorya, dili man kini daotan kay dapit man kini sa “relaxation ug entertainments” apan kini sa daghang higayon nahimong “giabuso” kay anaa lamang dinhi gatuyok ang kinabuhi sa daghang mga tawo uban sa ilang mga kabataan. Sa Lukas6:39-no blind can carry another blind.Mao kini ang dakong obligasyon sa mga ginikanan nga dili mahimong mga butang tigagak sa ilang mga kabataan right /P5
TAHOR O IGNORANTE - Ang drayber niana nga truck, kung dili tahor… ignorante sa balaod sa trapiko. Espuko mo kana nga gitamakan sa iyahang sakyanan ang tabukanan sa katawhan. Kini nga binuhatan, supak Republic Act 4136 (Land Transportation and Traffic Code of the Philippines). (kuha ni Mike Baños sa Mindanao Daily News ug MinPressDev)
Pray in the Name of Jesus Christ
THE Book of Leviticus tells this: the high priest alone was allowed to go into the Most Holy Place of the tabernacle or temple—which pictured entering into the direct presence of God. And even he was commanded to go there only once a year—on the Day of Atonement (cf. Leviticus 16). But today, because Jesus of Nazareth died for our sins, true Christians have direct access to the Father. Instead of fearing death in coming before God, we are rather instructed: “Let us therefore come boldly
The New Generation Alex A. Podador to the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy and find grace to help in time of need”! (Hebrews 4:16). Through the “name”—the office and authority of Jesus Christ—we can directly approach God in prayer and worship.
We do not need any human priest as a kind of intercessor. For we already have the greatest High Priest— Jesus Christ (v. 14). And He taught His true followers: “Most assuredly, I say to you, whatever you ask the Father in My name
He will give you. Until now you have asked nothing in My name. Ask, and you will receive, that your joy may be full” (John 16:23-24). To truly and correctly use Jesus’ name, we must obey Him and ask according to His will. Remember that in the Sermon on the Mount, Christ warned: “Not everyone who says to Me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ shall enter the kingdom of heaven, but he who does the will of My Father in heaven. christ /P5
Fairytale or Fact? Think a minute… There was a man who thought he was going crazy, so he went to the doctor for an expert opinion. The doctor examined the man and told him: “I have to agree with you. You’re crazy.” But the man got angry and said: “I want a second opinion!” So the doctor said, “OK, you’re ugly too.” Sometimes we don’t want to hear the facts. A survey in America
showed that 90% of Americans say they believe heaven is real, but only 25% of those same people say they believe hell is a real place. That’s like saying you believe there is light but no darkness, that there is right but no wrong. Common sense tells you that doesn’t make any sense! Just saying a place is not real doesn’t make it true. It’s like saying the North Pole is not real just because we don’t think so.
The fact is Jesus Christ talked about hell much more than he did heaven. He said hell is a real place that’s full of the worst pain and endless suffering for everyone who rejects His good life by choosing to live their own way instead of the true way He created us to enjoy. Jesus repeatedly explained that the reason He came to give His innocent life was to pay the penalty for all our sins. God the Son came to
fairytale /P5
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CAGAYAN de Oro City – Nanghatag og regalo ang Gender Advocates-Women in Government Service ( G A- W I N G S ) n g a d t o sa Sendong survivors sa Berjaya-Gawad Kalinga (GK) resettlement area, Barangay Camaman-an. Ang kalihokan kabahin sa selebrasyon sa Interna-
tional Women’s Day (IWD), matud ni GA-WINGS 10 President Clarissa C. Rosales. Sinalmotan sa 27 ka mga ahensiyang sakop sa GA-WINGS 10, ang kalihokan gipasubay sa tema’ng “Kababaihan: Gabay sa Pagtahak sa Tuwid na Daan.”.
Atol sa maong okasyon, nag-medical and dental mission usab ang mga kawani sa Department of Health (DOH) ug Northern Mindanao Medical Center (NMMC) ngadto sa 77 ka pamilya. (Basi sa report ni Recthie T. Paculba/PIA10/ Arjay S. Felicilda, sakop sa MinPressDev)
Comelec......
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said Misamis Occidental Provincial Election Supervisor Stalin A. Baguio. Among others, he said, Section 261 says “it is unlawful for the Director of the Bureau of Prisons, any provincial warden, the keeper of the jail or the person or persons required by law to keep prisoners in their custody, who illegally orders or allows any prisoner detained in the national penitentiary, or the provincial, city or municipal jail to leave the premises, 30 days before and 30 days after the election.” Relative to this, the jail officials concerned shall post in three conspicuous public places a list of prisoners under their care. The list shall include the “detention prisoners,” who must be categorized as such, Atty. Baguio added. As Comelec deputies, the BJMP and its directors are required to comply with all orders, directives and resolutions, which the Comelec may from time to time promulgate. (Rutchie C. Aguhob - Media ng Bayan/ jdelpf )
Elmer Abacahin, president sa Cagayan de Oro Press Club (COPC). Matud niya, nga ang kalambigitan sa prensa diha sa sustainable development, nahiuyon kaayo sa panginahanglan sa kalibutan karong panahon. “Even the late Pope Paul VI naghisgot gyud sa sustainable development kay ang pagpalahutay sa kalamboan sa katawhan importante kaayo,” pamahayag ni Mons. Abacahin atol sa eksklusibong interbiyu sa Mindanao Star Daily. Dugang niya, “MinPressDev is another giant step towards helping members of media in the area of development, ilabi na sa atong nasod ug partikular sa Mindanao. So, congratulations, MinPressDev!” Nanghinaut si Mons. Abacahin nga madasig ang daghang ginsakpan sa media nga mopasakop sa MinPressDev. Sa nasayran nga ang MinPressDev usa ka hugpong sa newspaper publishers, editors ug columnists; radio and television station managers, news directors, program ug production managers, information officers sa mga buhatang pribado ug publiko; on-line news administrators. Ang MinPressDev pormal nga natukod kaniadtong petsa-22 sa Pebrero ning tuiga atol sa iyahang labing unang asembliya diha sa Pryce Plaza Hotel ning dakbayan sa Cagayan de Oro. (Arjay S. Felicilda, News Editor ug sakop sa MinPressDev)
the help of the Holy Spirit. Then come to the Father through Christ ALONE to make the direct contact of effective prayer. Coming fully and perfectly in Christ’s name would certainly include praying to the true God, being filled with the Scriptures, obeying God, forgiving others, having deep faith in God. Learn to constantly pray to God—communing and walking with Him. Then, as the end of this age approaches and the awesome trials and tests of the full Christian life come upon us—as they surely will—we will know exactly what to do and how to do it. Since Jesus cried out to God for strength and courage, He was not afraid when His time had come to die. God grant that you will learn to pray as Jesus did! For you should now understand how to use one of the most powerful tools in the entire universe.
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kay aron dili sila mahisugamak sa ngil-ad nga dalan sa kinabuhi.Lukas2:42-Ug sa nagpanuigon na siyag napulog-duha ka tuig, mitungas sila sa Jerusalem sumala sa nabatasan:Dinhi giemphasize ang edad nga 12 anyos si Jesus sanglit mao man kini ang “age of reasons” nga ang usa ka tawo magsugod sa iyang saktong pamuot ug panghunahuna. Ang ebedensya aning maong punto sa dihang nakiglantugi siya sulod sa templo ug kini gapakita sa iyang pagka manggialamon.Sa Sirac8:1-gamiton nato ang atong “common sense” kay daghan kanato nga bisan tag-as na kaajo ug edad apan hangtod karon walay “saktong paminsar” kay sige gihapon ug buhat ug kadaotan sa kinabuhi: SP ON S OR E D : Ne n e t h BobongBalino-Dr.Edith, PhD-TonyJordan- CDO.San Pedro Calungsod, iampo mo kami! Listen: Radio Ultra AM-1188-3:00 PM-Sunday!
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The Apostle John explained: “He who says, ‘I know Him,’ and does not keep His commandments, is a liar, and the truth is not in him” (1 John 2:4). So as we approach God in heartfelt, regular prayer, be sure we are obeying your Lord and Master Jesus Christ. Though He does not expect instant spiritual maturity, He does want us to walk in this way through
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of milk intended for infants and continued regulation of all sales promotions on milk intended for older children. Coupled with this, he has also proposed stiffer penalties of imprisonment and cancelation of the license to operate of violators. (Advertorial)
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save us from suffering in hell forever, even though it cost Him His own divine life. You see, we can’t say we believe Jesus Christ spoke the truth about some things, but that He lied about other things like hell. He can’t be
MANGROVE PROJECT - Members of various women’s organizations join in the
planting of 1,000 mangrove seedlings at the town of Bacolod, Lanao del Norte, March 8, highlighting the celebration of International Women’s Month in the province.(PIOLDN/asf)
Mayor Cruz sees diplomatic solution to Sabah problem By Melvin T. Anggot and Virgilio C. Garcia
ILIGAN City - Mayor Lawrence Ll. Cruz believes that the Sabah problem can be solved by diplomacy and dialogue. He suggested that mediators be brought in, if only to hear both sides of the God and be a liar too. Remember, since God is perfectly good and pure, it’s simply not possible for Him to live together with any kind of wrong or evil. Otherwise, He wouldn’t be God! Just like light and darkness cannot be in the same place together. But if we want God to leave us alone, He will. After all, He’s the One Who gave us our freedom to choose in the first place. He will never force us to love Him and live the way He created us to enjoy. Jesus said that even though our body dies, our soul will live forever—either in heaven or in hell. So it’s up to us to choose whether we want Jesus’ gift of forgiveness and way of living, or our own way. Heaven or hell. But you’re the only one who can send yourself to hell, because God’s already done everything He possibly can so you don’t go there. The choice and risk is yours. Just Think a Minute…
controversy. Mayor Cruz said, it will also be a good move to bring the matter to the International Tribunal using the machinery of the United Nations (UN) to, once and for all, settle the conflict.
As of this writing, almost 130 alleged members of the Kiram force have been arrested by Malaysian authorities even as hundreds are being transported back to Tawitawi province. (MTA/ VCG/asf )
PIA News Bits Director Abner M. Caga PIA, R10 & 13 Cluster
Energy demand not static BUTUAN City - Atty. Cynthia Perez-Alabanza, NGCP spokesperson, bared that energy demand every year is not static, that is why there is a need for more investments in the country to sustain & serve more consumers in the coming years.
PhilHealth reaches out in R10 LANAO del Norte - PhilHealth Iligan has conducted its first ‘reach out’ event in Region X at the Maria Cristina Hotel, Iligan City. It was a forum between PhilHealth and the Philippine Hospital Association of Iligan City and Lanao del Norte.
Gender committee conducts Kalandrakasan BUTUAN City - In time with the International Women’s Day celebration, the Gender and Development Coordinating Committee (GADCC), chaired by CHR-Caraga Regional Director Marylin Pintor, has conducted the 9th ‘Kalandrakas sa Kababaihan’ at the Balanghai Hotel, this city. Men and women were enjoying the trade fair, ukay2x, massage and spa, medical mission, legal counseling, parlor games, etc.
Aim of renewable energy advocates spelled out CAGAYAN de Oro City - Sergio C. Dagooc, president of the Association of Mindanao Rural Electric Cooperatives, said that the Mindanao Congress of the Advocates for Renewable Energy and Rural Electrification and Development aims to address the power crisis in Mindanao. This, to make ordinary people understand the creation of the sector.
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Mindanao STAR Daily
tuesday march 19, 2013
The Region
tuesday march 19, 2013
EDITOR: Joe del Puerto Felicilda , EMAIL: msbmdn_2012@yahoo.com.ph
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RDC-10 accepts private sector applications By Apipa P. Bagumbaran
CAGAYAN de Oro City The Regional Development Council-10 (RDC-10), the highest planning and policymaking body in the region, is now accepting applications for membership representing the private sector. Applicants for a private
sector representative (PSR) must be Filipino citizen, of legal age, not disbarred by law to participate in government and the electoral processes, and a resident of the region in the last three years. He/she must be willing and able to participate in all RDC activities with a
proven track record in socioeconomic development in the region. The applicant must also not hold any government position and must not receive any remuneration from the government while serving as PSR to the RDC. In addition, he/she must be nominated by an accred-
ited Private Sector Organization (PSO). Interested are expected to submit the required documents on or before May 3, 2013. These include an accomplished the Private Sector Organization Profile Sheet (Form 1) and PSR Nominee Profile Sheet (Form 2), ac-
REG’L. MGT. COMMITTEE MEETING. Bent in apprising the
Halos sa kadaghanan sa mga katawhan karon wala gyud masayod nga adunay duha ka klase sa Pagkamatarong nga gihisgutan diha sa Biblia, Tawhanon nga Pagkamatarong ug Diosnon nga Pagkamatarong. Pagkamatarong nga Dili Hingpit (-P) ug Pagkamatarong nga Hingpit (+P). Ug kini mao ang problema nga ginaatubang sa tawo pag-abot sa hisgutan mahitungod sa Kaluwasan o unsaon nga Mahilangit ang usa ka kalag. Adunay Pagkamatarong (-P) nga dili madawat sa Dios, ug adunay Pagkamatarong (+P) nga mao ra ang iyang madawat. Kini binasihan nga hinungdan sa Kahingpitan sa Dios. Ang Dios hingpit ug dili gyud Siya makadawat sa dili hingpit nga butang. Mao nga si Ginoo’ng Jesu-Cristo nagpakatawo aron mahatagan ug kasulbaran kini nga problema. Bisan kinsa nga tawo kung imong mangutan-on “Unsa man atong buhaton aron ta malangit?” motubag gyud ikaw “Magbinoutan langta arong iyawat pasudlon sa langit”… hahaha, sa dili pagbugalbugal apan ang atong pagkamatarong may negatibo nga pagsud-ong ang Dios niini. “Kay kita’ng tanan nahimo’ng sama sa isa mga mahugaw, ug ang ato’ng tanan mga maayong binuhatan(-P) sama sa usa ka trapo nga mahugaw .” (Isaias 64:6) Sa nahisulat. “Walay matarong (-P),
wala bisan isa” Taga Roma 3:10;Ecclesiastis7:20 “Bisa ang pagkamatarong sa Dios (+P) pinaagi sa PAGTOO NI CRISTO JESUS alang sa tanan nga magatoo; kay walay kalainan. Ang tanan nakasala ug nakabsan(-Pagkamatarong) sa himaya sa
Doktrina
DSWD joins Women’s Month Celebration CAGAYAN de Oro City The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) 10 field office has joined other government offices and the private sector in celebrating Women’s Month. Bearing the theme “Kababaihan: Gabay sa Pagtahak sa Tuwid na Daan,” the celebration included a mass
Authority (NEDA) Regional Office or can be downloaded from the NEDA-10 website www.norminet.org.ph. They may also contact the RDC-10 Secretariat at telephone numbers (08822) 723436, 728072, 726161 or (088) 8561920 for more information. (NEDA-10/ APB/PIA10/jdelpf)
Ang duruha ka klase sa pagkamatarong
attached bureaus and agency heads of the department on slated initiatives for the year 2013 with a total budget amounting to P1.186 billion, the Department of Agriculture (DA)-Northern Mindanao, headed by Regional Executive Director Lealyn A. Ramos (inset) recently convened with the various directors, managers and center chiefs of its umbrella offices during the 1st Quarter Regional Management Committee meeting. The assembly tackled on updating of the activities being undertaken by the different attached bureaus and agencies, including its head office in the region; accomplishments for 2012; and their respective plans and programs for the current year. According to Dir. Ramos, the gathering was also necessary so as to become a unified DA team who can better work in the pursuit of seeing the agriculture and fisheries sector prosper. Likewise, she imparted this year’s celebration on the National Year of Rice which seeks to attain rice self-sufficiency starting 2013 and onwards through intensive information campaign on responsible rice consumption and adoption of efficient production technologies. (Joanne L. Olson, DA-10)
By Minda Magabilen
complishment report for the past three years, and Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Registration and Certification from any government agency or certification from mother institution. Forms 1 and 2 are available at the National Economic and Development
followed by a program where Regional Director Lynn S.F. Sicangco of the Commission on Audit 10 delivered the keynote message. It aimed to enable women to appreciate themselves as contributory to the success of the country and for them to be able to see how they can possibly change the society for the better. (Minda Magabilen/DSWD/RTP/ EOR/PIA10/jdelpf)
Dios(+Pagkamatarong). (Taga Roma 3:22-23) “Unsa man ang atong ikasulti karon? Nga ang mga Gentil, nga wala manglimbasog sa pagka-matarong(-P), nakakab-ot hinuon sa pagkamatarong(+P), bisan sa pagkamatarong nga pinaagi sa PAGTOO.Apan ang Israel, nanglimbasog sa balaod sa pagkamatarong(+P), wala makaabot niana nga balaod. Ngano man? Tunod kay wala nilambasogi kini pinaagi sa PAGTOO.”(Taga Roma 9:3032) “Pinaagi sa grasya kita naluwas pinagi sa pagtoo, ug dili kini sa imoha’ng paningkamot(-P), kini gasa sa Dios. Dili binasihan sa mga maayong binuhatan(P), aron walay bisan isa nga makapanghinambog .” (Taga Efeso 2:8-9) “Dili sa mga maayo’ng binuhatan nga ato’ng nabuhat(-P), apan tungod sa iyang kaluoy kita Iyang giluwas…” (Tito 3:5) “ Siya nga walay sala gihimo’ng halad puli sa atong mga sala, aron kita makaangkon sa pagkamatarong(+P) sa Dios nga anaa Kaniya” (2 Taga- Corinto 5:21)
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