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AGAYAN de Oro City–– Re p. Wi l fredo S. Caminero is pushing for the abolition of the 37-year-old Batas Pambansa Blg. 36, an act imposing energy tax on electric power consumption of residential houses. See full story, page A3
Coal-fired power plants threaten live, environment, says Legarda SENATOR Loren Legarda renewed her call on government to tap cleaner and less wasteful sources of energy, expressing alarm over the adverse environmental impacts of coal-fired power plants in the country. Legarda, chair of the Senate Committee on Climate Change, lauded the Aquino administration’s order to agencies of government to review the country’s energy policy, which may see the Philippines moving away from carbon-intensive coal power generation. “I am in full support of President Benigno See power, page A7
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Kagay-an, the historical name of Cagayan de Oro By Mike Baños Editor-at-large
Kagay-an is a word that directly relates to the city’s culture, history and people, who call themselves Kagayanons. Cagayan has always been pronounced by lumad Kagay-anons as Kagay-an. In fact, nobody says Kagayanon but Kagay-anon. It is the historical original name of Cagayan de Oro, formerly known as Cagayan de Misamis. Even the origiCHARTER DAY PREP. Flaglets are displayed at the Ysalina Bridge in prepara- nal citizens of the capital tion for the 66th Charter Day celebration of Cagayan de Oro City. town of the Segundo Partido Mindanao Daily News photo by Gerry Lee Gorit de Misamis pronounced it Kagay-an, attesting to the
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timelessness of the name. Historical documents prove Kagay-an was used to refer to Cagayan de Oro as early as 1571 (Fray San Francisco de San Antonio, 1738-1744 & de Loarca). It is cited in the Olaging (chanted) epics of the Proto Northern Manobo (Cagayan de Oro’s proto people) describing Yumagmag Katiguman, wife of the hero’s elder brother Paumulaw as ‘Queen of Kagay-an, Queen of Lambagohon’ (Opeña, 1979). Kagay has its origins in the Filipino word for river, and ostensibly refers See kagay-an, page A7
A Kagay-anon earns a master’s degree in law from Harvard University in the US. Kerstin Gorra Vokinger, who traces her roots to Cagayan de Oro by her mother, Marita deCastro Gorra, graduates on May 26, 2016 with a Masters of Law from a prestigious Ivy League university in Boston. Gorra-Vokinger, 27, describes Kerstin Gorra Vokinger with her mother, Marita Gorra. Photo supplied
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ENERAL Santos City––The city government is set to adopt stricter regulations for the conduct of study tours or Lakbay Aral by its officials and employees.
City Mayor Ronnel Rivera bared such move as he expressed full support to incoming President Rodrigo R. Duterte’s plans to rein in on the government’s Labkay Aral program, especially those than turn into junkets.
He acknowledged that local governments and other government agencies could save a lot of money and other resources by taking stricter hold of such undertaking. “When I read it in the news, I was very happy. I will support this move by our incoming president,” he said. Rivera, who was re-elected to his second term, said the city government had been firm when it comes to the conduct of Lakbay Arals by its officials and personnel. He said they just send their personnel to other local govern-
ment units (LGUs) if they want to study and replicate some of good practices. “Aside from that, nothing more. But if our president will tell us that he will be implementing new policies, then we will gladly abide,” the mayor said. Rivera said he understands where Duterte is coming from being a mayor of Davao City for many years. He said it is important for the incoming administration to set these reforms early as promised during the campaign. “I think President Duterte wants to regain the confidence
of the public to the government. Lakbay Arals are prone to abuses and he (Duterte) wants to stop that,” he said. Rivera recalled that when he assumed his first term as mayor in 2013, he immediately pushed for various internal reforms to curb some irregularities and complacency among city employees. “We immediately introduced reforms in the internal structure of the local government. We fast tracked the processes and conducted internal audits of our different departments,” he said. He said they later implement-
ed the Strategic Performance and Management System of the Civil Service Commission to make the local government “more prolific in delivering services to the people.” Rivera attributed these reforms to the significant increase in the city’s annual income from PHP1.2 billion in 2013 to PHP1.6 billion by the end of 2015. That enabled the city government to implement additional projects such as the installation of streetlights, paving of inner roads and construction of water systems, he added. philippine news agency
PRESSCON. Incoming president Rodrigo Duterte face the media on Saturday night in Davao City. With him are Senator Alan Peter Cayetano, incoming Peace Adviser Jesus Dureza and senator-elect Manny Pacquiao. Mindanews Photo by Keith Bacongco
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DAVAO City––Presidentelect Rodrigo Duterte has asked his incoming peace negotiators Lawyers Jesus Dureza and Silvestre Bello III to travel to Oslo, Norway in July to hold preliminary talks with Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) founding Chair Jose Maria Sison to discuss the framework agenda of the peace negotiations. He said he will issue safe conduct passes to Sison and couple Benito and Wilma Tiamzon, the chair and finance chief of the CPP, respectively, to pave the way for their participation to the peace negotiations. Duterte said Dureza and Bello should also accompany Sison for his homecoming anytime. The preliminary talks See meet, page A7
LGBT, gender equality advocates to hold pride march in Davao DAVAO City––Some 250 LGBT and Gender Equality advocates across the Davao region are expected to participate in the first LGBT Pride March from Freedom Park to the People’s Park on Wednesday afternoon (June 1), to express solidarity with the global call to end gender discrimination and to push forward to the incoming Duterte administration an Anti-Discrimination legislative agenda for the entire country. Davao City is home to President Rodrigo Duterte, who was Vice Mayor and
presiding officer of the City Council when it passed Ordinance 0417-12 or the “AntiDiscrimination Ordinance of Davao City” in December 2012. The ordinance seeks to protect the rights of minority groups, including the LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender). “As the Duterte admininistration takes the reins of power, the Davao LGBT community brings to the streets an Anti-Discrimination Legislative agenda through an LGBT Pride March to be participated by LGBT rights
activists, Davao artists, and academicians,” Prof. Hadji Balajadia, Assistant Director of the Ateneo de Davao University’s Center of Psychological Extension and Research Services (COPERS), told MindaNews Sunday. Balajadia, one of the prime movers in the passage of the Anti-Discrimination ordinance here said they aim to gather some 250 LGBT and Gender Equality advocates across the Davao region to join the march from See pride, page A7
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Lawmaker seeks to abolish 36-year-old energy tax law
CAGAYAN de Oro City–– Rep. Wilfredo S. Caminero is pushing for the abolition of the 37-year-old Batas Pambansa Blg. 36, an act imposing energy tax on electric power consumption of residential houses. Caminero of the second district of Cebu said Batas Pambansa Blg. 36 was approved on September 7, 1979 primarily to conserve energy and promote its efficient utilization. Under the act, residential consumers with monthly power consumption of at least 650 kilowatt-hours. During the period, there was oil crisis and power generation and transmission were in the hands of the government through the National Power Corporation (Napocor). “At that time when supply was limited, imposing an additional energy tax was a valid means to encourage energy conservation,” Caminero explained. However, after 37 years, Caminero said it becomes evident that BP 36 is no longer incentive to conserve energy and does not promote efficient utilization of electricity. For one, with the implementation of Republic Act No. 9136 or the Electric Power Industry Reform Act (EPIRA), the generation, transmission and distribution of electricity have been unbundled and Napocor ceased to have monopoly in power generation, Caminero said. Another thing, Caminero added, is that the demand NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that the estate of Metodio Maslog Rama, who died intestate on January 2, 2013 at Emily Homes, Libertad, Butuan, consisting of: 1) A parcel of residential land situated in Basag, Butuan City, covered by Tax Declaration No. 0812-0003-00216 containing an area of 190 square meters; and 2) A parcel of land (Lot 4, Block 10 of the Subd. Plan, Psd-10-018544-, being a portion of Lot 2988 Pls-22, Libertad Public Land Subdivision) situated in Barangay Libertad, Butuan City, covered under Transfer Certificate of Title No. T-31206 containing an area of 100 square meters, is the subject of an EXTRA JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT AND PARTITION OF THE LATE METODIO MASLOG RAMA made and entered into by deceased Metodio Maslog Rama’s only legal heirs, namely, surviving spouse Nora Parreño Rama, and children, 1) Floyd P. Rama, 2) late Dennis P. Rama, surviving spouse Elsie F. Rama, and his children a) Dave F. Rama, b) Denelle F. Rama, c) Daines F. Rama, and d) Ericka June F. Rama, 3) Clayton P. Rama, and 4) Andre P. Rama, per Doc. No. 356; Page No. 36; Bok No. 42; Series of 2013 of the Notarial Registry of Atty. Edwin Jon L. Pizarro, Notary Public for and in the City of Butuan. MDN: May 31, June 7 & 14, 2016
of residential consumers has outpaced the industrial and commercial consumers. “Electricity has become a necessity. Thus demand is said to be inelastic, that is, the quantity demanded is relatively unresponsive to change in price or a
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price change causes less of a change in quantity demanded. Energy consumption is driven by the need of the consumers who will use it to meet their needs regardless of the cost. Thus, the correlation between the Energy Tax and its purpose
of energy conservation and efficient utilization has become weak,” Caminero said. Citing the study prepared by the National Tax Review Center (NTRC), Caminero said the average energy tax collected by the Bureau of Internal revenue
(BIR) from 2004-2010 is P298.40 million, 52% of which was collected by the Manila Electric Company (MERALCO). “N T RC st ate d t h at MERALCO, the chief collector of energy tax, was of the opinion that the addi-
tional energy tax is not an effective energy conservation strategy because it only affects a very insignificant number of consumers, 3.8% or 162,121, of MERALCO residential consumers with a total consumption See abolish, page A7
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Like America and especially Indonesia recently, the post-presidential election always creates a political tension. Legislative body with the politicians in it is like the structure of a building. They construct the guidelines for the whole nation direction. On the contrary, the executive with the subordinates is the executor of all the laws formulated by the legislative. In fact, the executive programs are to be recommended by the legislative. The two bodies in any country are like the two sides of a coin. One side is the complementary of the other side. When one side of a coin is 100 pesos, the other side can also show the same value. It is ridiculous when a coin with its one side has different value from its other side. Therefore, legislative body and executive body are the complementary bodies.
In the initial program by the executive in America, by President Barrack Obama, was struggling to execute all the programs especially when the aspirations by the executive were not totally agreed or recommended. It was like some hurdles, while running, the runner always found some handicaps. Indonesia has experienced such political hurdles. The executive had some difficulty executing the programs. However, the longer the period, the lesser the hurdles the executive found. Remember, the presidential election was directly voted by the people. The votes were psychologically and phenomenally the evidence that every government body should consider in making any policy. The grassroots in democracy are the foundation to be translated into policies. The legislatives should also reflect their guidelines de-
rived from the people. The legislatives’ existence is the reflection of the people while the executive is the implementer. Both sides should work hand-in-hand to escort all the national development they formulate together. The executive has some aspirations that should also be considered in the legislative body. There is no more tension when both sides are able to read beyond the lines related to the nation and its development. ASEAN countries need the best leaders in
LIFE’S INSPIRATIONS: “… But from everlasting to everlasting the LORD’s love --------------------------------------------------------------------------is with those who fear him, EDITORIAL and his righteousness with ALLAN M. MEDIANTE their children’s children-Editor-in-Chief -with those who keep his covenant and remember to ruel pelone CRIS DIAZ obey his precepts…” (Psalm Managing Editor Executive Editor 103:17-18, the Holy Bible). CHENG ORDOÑEZ URIEL C. QUILINGUING -oooAssociate Editor Contributing Editor MAY 9 POLL CHEATING IN WHOLE OF RP: So, MARK FRANCISCO Arjay Felicilda how are we supposed to Lifestyle Editor Assistant Editor react with disclosures that GILBERT Y. CHAO gerry lee gorit there was massive cheatMotoring Editor Photo Journalist ing in Quezon Province to favor Mar Roxas and Leni felix santillan ROEL CATOTO Robredo? Why, this kind EDSEL BANTOL Provincial Editor-Surigao Layout Artists of cheating and manipulation of the results of the PAT SAMONTE CHRIS PANGANIBAN May 09, 2016 elections is Regional Editors-Caraga no longer confined to just one province or one localJOE PALABAO MARLON GAYOG ity. Reports indicate that Rene Michael BaÑos Regional Editor-Davao Regional Editors-Northmin there was cheating all over the country! AL JACINTO JOE FELICILDA Surely, we cannot rely Regional Editor-WestMin Editorial Consultant
on the National Board of Canvassers to do anything. It is bent on proclaiming the supposed winners in the presidential and vice presidential race, which proclamation shall have already been carried out by the time this column is being read nationally and internationally, even if there is proof of cheating. Then, there is also no hope that the Commission on Elections will act, because, judging from the disclosures of a member of the powerful Iglesia Ni Cristo (INC) from Quezon Province, the order to cheat through the transmission of altered vote results to favor Mar and Leni came from top commission officials themselves! -oooPOLL CHEATING AIMED VS. INC VOTES: So what
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not-so-subtle attempts to discredit the capacity of certain organized groups like the INC to order their members to vote as one come election time. Because these candidates knew they have the capacity to cheat through computers, they had to find ways to justify their cheating,
Duterte’s brand of politics
After his landslide presidential victory, Rodrigo “Digong” Duterte’s cabinet is shaping up: a mixture of business leaders, leftists, communists, political allies, and personal friends. On the surface it looks like a broad-spectrum government reaching out to all sectors of the country. That’s good… at least on paper. But at a closer scrutiny, it reveals a master chess player who is lining up his pieces adroitly to achieve “tunay na pagbabago” – real change – which he promised during the campaign. Indeed, Duterte is already raising eyebrows in political circles. While there are the usual skeptics, the reactions are overwhelmingly positive with people hoping that he’d deliver on his promises, which detractors say are impossible to accomplish. But to the common people – the masa
– they welcome the radical If they resist, kill them all.” changes that he vowed to And to emphasize his point, make, which begs the ques- he told the crowd, “Go ahead tion: Can he deliver? Or are and charge me with murder, these just promises meant to so I could also kill you.” At be broken… just like what another rally, he promised to “take out” traditional 100,000 crimipoliticians – nals and dump trapos – do them in the all the time? Perry Diaz Manila B ay But the people so “fish will have been too forgiving – and forgetful grow fat.” Ordinarily, people — and continue to elect would cringe at that kind of trapos year after year. But vulgarity. But to those who this time around, they dem- are fed up with the impunity onstrated their frustration of criminality and corrupand anger at the political tion, his blunt warnings establishment by voting for give them hope that finally a man who admittedly used there is one fearless leader unorthodox methods, to who was determined to do say it mildly, to rid Davao whatever it would take to City of criminality during protect the people. his term as mayor for two Mandate - Indeed, if one has to characterize Duterte’s decades. During a campaign rally, landslide – nay, tsunami – he vowed to kill criminals, victory over his four rivals, saying: “The drug pushers, it’s a protest vote against the kidnappers, robbers, find corrupt government that them all and arrest them. the people believed had
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betrayed the sacred covenant of the EDSA people power revolution 30 years ago. The people see in Duterte someone who has the balls to do the unconventional way to achieve social justice. While Duterte’s overwhelming victory on Election Day may be deemed as a mandate to pursue the things he promised by whatever means he’d chose, there is the danger of failure, which could end his reign as dramatic as his rise to power. He promised early in his campaign that he would eradicate crime and corruption in three to six months, which the people bought hook, line and sinker. They pinned their hopes on this singular promise and expected him to deliver, not a day longer than six months! But what if he failed? A failure six months See diaz, page A5
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PNP 13 nabs over 406 individuals linked to illegal drugs BUTUAN City -- The Philippine National Police (PNP) 13 had intensified its operations against illegal drugs making a total of 406 persons arrested from January 1 - May 29, 2016. Based on the record, the PNP seized a total of 1,398.27 grams of methamphetamine hydrochloride or “shabu” and 17.90 grams of marijuana which the Dangerous Drug Board valued at P16.3 million. They have also conducted a total of 280 operations mostly buy-bust, checkpoints, implementation of search warrants, and satura-
tion drives. “The days of drug pushers/users are already numbered as our troops will stage more police operations to bring them behind bars,” said PNP-13 regional director P/CSupt. Rolando B. Felix. Included in the arrested persons were three PNP personnel: SPO2 Elmer L. Dela Torre, PO1 Edgaro M. Aquino, and SPO1 Eleonor N. Osico. Felix warned that erring PNP personnel caught in illegal drugs activities will be dismissed from the service.
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if they engage in corruption? Can he stop jueteng, which he promised to do, and prosecute the jueteng lords who are protected by powerful politicians? If he has the political will to punish erring subordinates, then he has won half the battle. If so, we should see some of his appointees’ heads rolling within six months, because there will always be those who would be tempted by the aphrodisiacal smell of dirty money. If not, he can then kiss his entire promises goodbye and govern the country just like some of his predecessors… that is, corrupt to the core.. (PerryDiaz@gmail.com)
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into his presidency could wreck his administration beyond repair, just like what happened to his three predecessors, one of which was ousted and another one is currently in detention facing plunder charges, which makes one wonder: Short of declaring martial law, what’s his game plan? Blueprint for success Recently, he unveiled an 8-point economic agenda. His plan includes: (1) Initiate reforms in tax revenue collections; (2) Set aside 5% of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) for infrastructure spending; (3) Attract foreign investors; (4) Provide support services to farmers to increase productivity, provide irrigation services to them, and promote tourism in rural areas; (5) Address bottlenecks in our land administration and management system; (6) Strengthen basic education system; (7) Improve tax system by indexing tax collection to inflation rate; and (8) Expand and improve implementation of the conditional cash transfer (CCT) program. It’s a good economic plan and it is doable. However, its success hinges on the elimination of corruption. He promised that his administration would vigorously prosecute those who engage in corrupt practices. But isn’t this what all his predecessors promised but failed to do? Can he fire and prosecute – no exceptions — his cabinet members and their underlings, most of whom are his political allies or personal friends,
The region’s top cop to strengthen its coopera- tain these substantial gains Ryan C. Cagula, PNP-13/ also urged the community tion with the PNP to sus- against illegal drugs. (PO2 PIA-Caraga)
Rice yield drops anew in SurSur TANDAG CITY, Surigao del Sur -- A streak of undesirable condition has continued to harm the rice industry in the province, despite the mitigating measures that had been put in place to blunt the impact of the dry spell as well as other plagues, according to Marcos Quico, chief of the Office of the Provincial Agriculturist (OPAg). Citing the adverse effect of mild El Niño followed by the infestation of “Brown Plant Hopper, Stem Borer, Rice Blasts and Rodents,” harvest had been all the more kept down, he noted. On the “RICE INDUSTRY SITUATION” status report as of April 30, 2016, OPAg had posted a shortfall of 0.60 metric tons per hectare in just three top performing municipalities, specifically, Madrid, Carmen, and Cantilan. Province-wide, in all three ecosystems—irrigated, rainfed, and upland—production had been badly hit
as harvest was only averaging 3.15 metric tons/hectare. In 2015, farmers in Madrid town had hit an average production of 4.83 metric tons/hectare; but during the first cropping this year, yield had gone down to as low as 2.16 metric tons/
hectare, based on reports released by the same office. Also, this year, in areas serviced by the National Irrigation Administration (NIA), the target to be planted with rice was placed at 12,760 hectares, but only 12,603.79 hectares were able
to be accomplished—a difference of 156.21 hectares. The above figure was apart from the rainfed and upland areas of 1,125.61 hectares combined that were missed to be planted. In January, this year, Quico said that in 2014, a total of 33,701 hectares were reported to have been See drops, page A6
NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that the estate of TERESA BANAGAN-APAT (married to the late Balvino Apat), who died intestate on September 10, 1950 at Barangay Ambago, Butuan City, consisting of a parcel of land situated at Barangay Ambago, Butuan City, registered in the name of Teresa Banagan Apat’s heirs, covered under Tax Declaration No. 08-04-000101792, containing an area of 11,007 square meters, more or less, is the subject of an EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE LATE TERESA BANAGAN-APAT WITH DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE made and executed by Teresa Banagan-Apat’s legitimate and compulsory heirs, signed by Marcos B. Dumanon for himself and in behalf of the heirs of Leonel E. Apat with SPA, Rogelio B. Dumanon, Angelina L. Perez, Crestita L. Gabato and Luis Apat, as heirs/ vendors, and vendee VCDU Realty Corporation with office at Sintrade Bldg., Villanueva Street, Butuan City, represented by its President/ General Manager Victor S. Uy, with heirs/vendors selling, conveying and transferring unto vendee above parcel of land for and in consideration of P200,000.00, Philippine Currency, per Doc. No. 129; Page No 26. ; Book No. 301; Series of 2015 of the Notarial Registry of Jesus Ma. James L. Bringas, Notary Public for and in the City of Butuan. MDN: May 24, 31 & June 6, 2016
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In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. Act No. 9048, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that MERIAM C. CLERIGO has filed with this office a petition for the change of first name from “MIRIAN” to “MERIAM” in the Certificate of MIRIAN LIMBACO CABANA who was born on JULY 5, 1964 in MEDINA, MISAMIS ORIENTAL and whose parents are EUFEMIO T. CABANA and LUZ ABREO LIMBACO. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than June 10, 2016.
In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. No. 10172, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that GEAN P. BERMUDEZ has filed with this office a petition for the correction of clerical error in the entry of the child’s SEX from “MALE” to “FEMALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of GEAN PONSUA BERMUDEZ who was born on FEB. 4, 1993 in Cagayan de Oro City and whose parents are GENER YAÑEZ BERMUDEZ and JOAN BOLIJUAN PONSUA. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than June 2, 2016.
In Compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1. Guidelines in the Implementation of the Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR on R.A. 10172). Notice is hereby serving to the public that BEV ERLY CORTES VILLAMOR has filed with this Office, a petition for correction of entry in her GENDER/SEX from “MALE” to “FEMALE” in the certificate of live birth of BEVERLY ROMERO CORTES born on April 10, 1980, at Baybay Migcanaway Tangub City, and whose parents are Patricio Sulmeron Cortes and Casimira Chavez Romero. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than June 6, 2016.
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Rebel returnees, skilled workers receive Kabuhayan starter kits By Gideon C. Corgue of PIA-9
LAPUYAN, Zamboanga del Sur -- The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) in partnership with the 53rd Infantry (MATAPAT) Battalion, Philippine Army on Thursday distributed P871,000 worth of livelihood assistance under its Kabuhayan Starter Kit (KSK) project. In a simple ceremony held at Barangay Tiguha, this municipality, identified rebel returnees and skilled workers in the municipalities of Lapuyan and San Miguel received the starter kits which would go a long way to improve their lives. “Dako kaayo ang akong kalipay ning gihimo sa
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this they did by making it appear that groups with block-voting capacity, like the INC, have become disunited and divided by internal wrangling, and thus could no longer call on their members to vote for specified choices. -oooHANG THE CHEATERS! So, once again, I ask, what can we do? File an action
DOLE ug Philippine Army nga pag-apod-apod sa mga starter kits dinhi sa atong barangay. Kini nga kalihokan tataw nga nagpadayag sa dakong pagpakabana sa atong gobyerno dinhi kanato. Sa pagkatinuod, gibalik sa gobyerno ang buhis nga atong gibayad kanila pinaagi sa ilang dalaygon nga programa alang sa panginabuhian,” Punong Barangay Felicito Setit declared. (I am very grateful that the DOLE and PA conducted the distribution of starter kits in our barangay. This activity clearly demonstrates the deep concern of the government for us. Indeed, the government has returned the taxes we paid
thru this laudable livelihood program). Vice Mayor Joel Sulong said Lapuyan and San Miguel are very lucky since the beneficiaries can now have their own livelihood to uplift their economic status. “Ang inyong dugay nga gipangandoy nga makabaton ug kaugalingon nga livelihood activity maangkon na ninyo tungod kay gihatud dinhi mismo sa DOLE ug Philippine Army ang mga starter kits sa atong tugkaran. Magpadayon ang inyong panginabuhi gamit ang mga starter kits, makasuporta ug makapa-eskwela namo sa inyong mga anak ug tungod niini masinati nato ang kalinaw sa atong
to question the results of the voting and counting for the vice presidential position? Seek a temporary restraining order from the Supreme Court? Or, since these legal remedies would take some time, simply hang the cheaters and their cohorts right away, pursuant to the “swift justice” style of the famous Davao Death Squad (DDS)? I know this last suggestion is outlandish, and would be frowned upon
by so-called human rights advocates in our midst. But is it not a fact that our right of suffrage, or the right to elect our officials and the right to be governed by those whom we really voted for, is a right equal to, or much more than, human rights of criminals? What do you say, President Duterte? -oooPLEASE WATCH OR LISTEN: “Tambalang Batas at Somintac”, a news-commentary radio program, aired at DZEC 1062 kHz and other Radyo Agila provincial stations, at http://www.eaglebroadcasting.net/radyoagila and at www.youtube.com (type DZEC Radyo Agila Tambalang Batas at Somintac 1062 Live), 6 to 7 in the morning, Philippine time. Phone: 0922 833 43 96, 0918 574 0193, 0977 805 9058. Email: batasmauricio@ yahoo.com.
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the informal sector of our society especially the farmers. “With this project, Encila said, I am optimistic that your dream of improving your life will be fulfilled,” he said. Meanwhile, Lt. Col. Virgilio Hamos, Jr., commanding officer of the 53rd IB lauded DOLE for launching the KSK project saying that it is in line with the Internal Peace and Security Plan (IPSP) Bayanihan’s approach to win the hearts and minds of the people.
“The project is an effective strategy of bringing the government closer to the people. “I hope that by cultivating the partnership that we already have with DOLE, we will bring peace in the remote communities,” Hamos opined. Hamos appealed to the beneficiaries to be responsible in taking care of the starter kits and to use it properly because these would be a great help to augment their family income. (ALT/GCC/PIA9Zamboanga del Sur).
Worse, during the first cropping this year, only a from page A5 total of 23,772.39 hectplanted as compared to only ares were reported to have been planted in spite of 31,059 hectares in 2015.
the 24,898 hectares being targeted, it was learned. (Greg Tataro Jr., Radyo ng Bayan-Tandag/PIA-Surigao del Sur)
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dapit,” Sulong challenged. (Your long time dream of having a livelihood activity can now be fulfilled because DOLE and PA personally delivered the starter kits at our doorsteps. Your livelihood carries on using the starter kits, you can support and send your children to school. With this, we can experience peace in our place.) DOLE chief Camilo Encila, Jr. said the KSK project is designed not only to create self employment but also to augment the income of
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They should work handin-hand to do the best for the people. They should plan to create development program for balancing the people development in any regions. Infrastructures should be first prioritized. Education should be lifted up. Only can the nation be developed smoothly when the people are bright. It has been noted throughout the world that the modern and developed countries are identified by their people with high quality education. Human resources are the core project for developing the nation. ASEAN member countries should unite themselves and share experiences as well as exchanging ideas for making the whole ASEAN nations prosperous. They
should be balanced. There is no coin, in which, one side has different value from the other side. Both legislative body and the executive are complementary. They are the icons showing the harmony for making the nation prosperous. There must be a good political will. It is the need not the greed. The need can be achieved but the greed will never be. Dr. Djuwari Sarkawi is
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of 23%,” Caminero said. “With the minimum consumption of 650KWH per month, it is reasonable to assume that the energy tax affects only on the middle and affluent sectors of the society who can presumably afford the additional charge. However, their ability to pay does not justify its continued imposition simply because the rationale for the law has ceased to exist,” Caminero added. Caminero said his advocacy for the repeal of BP 36 as contained in House Bill 5883 does not mean he rejects the goal of energy conservation, which he declared must be supported and encouraged. “But considering the fact that the Filipinos now carry the burden of paying one of the most expensive power rates in the world, the government must craft a conservation and efficiency program that incentivizes consumers instead of penalizing them and that applies to all electricity users, not only the residential consumers,” Caminero said. “With the collection of 12% Value Added Tax (VAT) on electricity, local franchise tax and other taxes, the government will not be placed at a disadvantaged with the scrapping of the energy tax,” Caminero added.
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to the riverine origin of the city. It is a word recognizable in most places in the Philippines as river (or something close or similar to it like the Northern Cordillera kagayan, the Ilokano karayan, or the Kapampangan kayayan). According to s ome friends who are members of the Ancient Baybayin Scripts Network (a Yahoo Groups Forum) Dr. Lawrence A. Reid, researcher emeritus of the University of Hawaii’s Department of Linguistics and Richard Elkins, ethnic linguist on the Manobo and Tasaday, agree that Cagayan comes from the ancient word for “river.” Some sources say that the original word for river is kagay, which, when combined with -an (place) became kagay-an (river place). You can read more about it at http://cagayandeoro. e l i z a g a . n e t / App e n d i x / meaning-of-cagayan.html Regardless of its origins, it has in fact evolved in time into Kagay-an, with a dash, or what is more technically known as a glottal stop. Mr. Elkins explains a glottal stop IS NOT a hypen. The glottal stop simply indicates the phonetic spelling of the word. You put a glottal stop when people pronounce it with a glottal stop. That’s why Kagay-an should be spelled with a glottal stop and a K instead of Cagayan, to differentiate it from Cagayan de Sulu or Cagayan Valley in the North.
Kagay-an is the one easily recognizable word Kagay-anons all over the world, all over the country, and anywhere in the city can recognize, so from the name alone, any Kagay-anon worth his salt can easily tell it refers to Cagayan de Oro. Thus, the name Kagay-an facilitate easy name recall not only to Kagay-anons everywhere around the globe but to other Filipinos as well, without sacrificing its uniqueness as exclusively referring to Cagayan de Oro and not to other places with similar sounding names. A footnote on the name Cagayan de Oro before we end. This is often credited to the late Vice President Emmanuel Pelaez since he filed House Bill which was eventually signed into law as Republic Act No. 521 which President Elpidio Quirino signed into law on June 15, 1950 creating the City of Cagayan de Oro. However, without taking anything from the late statesman’s substantial contribution to the creation of the city, the name Cagayan de Oro actually antedates the city charter as proven by the existence of the Cagayan de Oro Hotel owned by the Bautista-Avaceña family a 1939 photo of which is found in the book of Filomeno Bautista Sr. “Glimpses of Mindanao.” Local historian Antonio J. Montalvan II also cites documents in the Archivo de la Unibersidad de Santo Tomas (AUST) where students from then Cagayan de Misamis enrolled in the Ateneo de Manila and the UST from 1890s listed their place of origin as “Cagayan de Oro. “So there already was a tradition for such name,” Montalvan notes. Not the least, not many Kagay-anons today are aware that while R.A. 521 was signed into law under the watch of then Misamis Congressman Maning Pelaez, he was actually following up on an earlier bill for the creation of “Cagayan de Oro” filed by the late Misamis Congressman Pedro Sa. Baculio of present day El Salvador City.
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Harvard University as very competitive but, at the same time, very inspiring. “It gets the best out of people. I have learned so much not only with regard to my legal understanding but also personally,” she says. The most difficult part was getting admitted to the premiere university. When accepted, Harvard Law School supports its students immensely in all ways possible. GorraVokinger was impressed by the accessibility of professors regardless of their busy schedules. Students could walk into their offices at any time to ask questions or discuss their career paths. She found the professors friendly and accessible. Besides studying law, she
national policy review and framework development on energy, through a wholeof-nation approach, in accordance with a low carbon development pathway and national goals and targets for climate change mitigation and adaptation, disaster risk reduction and sustainable development.” The Philippines has been taking an active role in addressing climate change as it is among those that acutely feel its effects, which include extreme weather patterns. Legarda noted that in the past five years, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources granted at least 21 coal-fired power plants an Environmental Compliance Certificates (ECC). “I am optimistic that with the CCC Resolution, stricter standards will be followed in the issuance of ECCs for plants, which should include the measurement of their GHG emissions and impacts on health and the environment,” she stressed. “The Philippines is contradicting itself when it says it wants a strong agreement in climate change yet is allowing the proliferation of new coal power plants. Effectively, by such proliferation we are contributing to our own destruction from page A1 and we lose the high moral Aquino’s order to gov- ground as we call on other ernment to review the parties to reduce emissions,” current energy policy and Legarda said. I hope he will seize the opportunity to push for pro-environmental projects from page A2 to mitigate climate change Freedom Park at 4:30 which our country badly p.m. to the People’s Park. needs. Our goal to reduce He said the LGBT Pride carbon emissions will be im- March is in keeping with possible if we will continue the 17th UN Sustainable to allow the construction Development Goals on and operation of additional Gender Equality and the coal-fired power plants, recognition and promotion the nation’s top source of of the Yogyakarta Principles greenhouse gas emissions on Sexual Orientation and and the primary cause of Gender Identity Rights. global warming,” she said. June is LGBT Pride The Climate Change Month in the United States. Commission (CCC), chaired June is also the month where by President Aquino and most Pride marches are held led by three commissioners, worldwide. recently issued Commis“If authentic democracy sion Resolution No. 2016- is to be realized in our life001, which mandates the time, it is imperative for the agency to lead an “urgent LGBT to claim and assert and comprehensive” review their rights, celebrate their of the government’s energy diversity and build allies policy within the next six for a conspiracy for inclumonths and conduct “a sion, empowerment and works for three professors on a project called “Global Access to Medicines,” seeking ways to make drugs more accessible in developing countries especially for the poor in the Philippines. “I consider this research very dear to me especially that I am a Filipino,” she says. For those interested to be admitted to Harvard University, Gorra-Vokinger says that hard work and high marks are important. But even if you are not the best student in your class, it does not mean that you won’t be accepted at Harvard. It is important to make yourself and your resume interesting and unique as possible by doing community volunteer work and pro-bono work. She wants stressed that though that the people in Harvard are not better or happier. “I have never met a friendlier and more generous people than the people in the Philippines. I am filled with pride to be half-Filipino and represent Philippines at Harvard Law School,” she says. Gorra-Vokinger is also the editor of the “Harvard Journal of Law and Technology.” Her mother originally came from Ramonal Village, Cagayan de Oro.
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with Sison will be the priority he wants Dureza and Bello to work as soon as he sits President in July. He said that he would even release the political prisoners even before they can hammer a perfect peace deal. Earlier, Duterte said coming home for the negotiations will be his only pre-condition otherwise “how can we talk peace if they are not here.” He said they can agree on when, where and how the process of their coming home, including CPP founding chair Jose Maria Sison, and how to conduct the talks. The time frame would depend how events would develop. “Kailangan ko lang yes or no (All I need is yes or no),” said Duterte, adding that the release of prisoners is part of confidence-building between the two sides. It may be recalled that the formal peace negotiations with the communist movement was stalled in 2004 after the NDF withdrew from the negotiating table on account of the renewed inclusion of Sison and his organization in the US terrorist list. In the website of the Office of the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process, the government conducted several rounds of informal talks through the facilitation of the Royal Norwegian Government as an attempt to revive the negotiations. RNG served as Third Party Facilitator for the talks since 2001. Yet, since then, there has been little progress. OPAPP said the talks were “stymied by prejudicial questions, impediments and preconditions” raised at the negotiating table. The NDF also backtracked from its commit-
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ment and insisted on its “unreasonable demand that government release their 14 consultants (all facing criminal charges in various courts in the Philippines), before formal negotiations are resumed.” (PNA) EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE WITH SPECIAL POWER OF ATTORNEY Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the Late ROSALIA SANCHEZ VDA DE LUGOD, who died on June 20, 1993, at Cagayan de Oro City, without any will. Late ARTURO LUGOD, who died on May 25, 1994 at Manila City, without any will. Late EVELYN LUGOD-RAÑISES, who died on June 26, 2014 at Cagayan de Oro City and ANDROCLUS A. RAÑISES, who died on August 12, 2010 and at Cagayan de Oro City. Late ROBERTO LUGOD, who died on October 11, 2007 at Manila City, at the time of his death left certain properties situated in Brgy. 20, Gingoog City, Misamis Oriental, and more particularly described as follows to wit; OCT NO. 0-390 “A parcel of land Lot No. 706-C, Psd-10-005857, situated at Brgy. 20, Gingoog City, Misamis Oriental. Containing an area of TWENTY SEVEN THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED THIRTY SIX (27,736) sq. m., more or less; registered under the names of ROSALIA SANCHEZ VDA DE LUGOD, ARTURO LUGOD, EVELYN LUGOD and ROBERTO LUGOD, is the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE WITH SPECIAL POWER OF ATTORNEY, made and entered into at Gingoog City by and the following: 1.) Heirs of ARTURO LUGOD, namely; LOIS MARIE T. LUGOD, widow of ARTURO LUGOD; RICARDO T. LUGOD, married; ROSEMARIE T. LUGOD, single; RITA MARIE L. KUJAT, married; and RAPHAEL CONRADO T. LUGOD, single/married; all Filipinos, of legal ages and resident of Gingoog City; 2.) Heirs of EVELYN LUGOD-RAÑISES and ANDROCLUS A. RAÑISES, namely; MA. ROSALYN HAZEL RAÑISESYASAY, married; RHEA IMELDA L. RAÑISES, single; ROSA ESTRELLA RAÑISES-MARK WALDER married; ENRIQUE L. RANISES, single/married; all Filipinos, of legal ages and resident of Gingoog City; 3.) Heirs of ROBERTO S. LUGOD, namely; LYDIA L. LUGOD, widow of ROBERTO S. LUGOD; ROTHE CATHERINE LUGOD-RODRIGUEZ, all Filipinos, of legal ages and resident of Gingoog City; the above-name parties are the legal and surviving heirs. As per Doc. No. 1259; Page No. 7; Book No. 122; Series of 2016. Under Notary public of ATTY. FELICIDAD A. SIA. MDN: MAY 17, 24 & 31, 2016
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How will student specializations/tracks be distributed across Senior High Schools? Specializations or tracks to be offered will be distributed according to the resources available in the area, the needs and interests of most students,
and the opportunities and demands of the community. Where will Senior High School be implemented? Will my school offer SHS? Existing public and private schools, including colleges, universities and
technical institutions may offer Senior High School. There may also be stand-alone Senior High Schools established by DepEd or private organizations. Will SHS modelling schools that implemented the SHS program in
SY 2012-13 be allowed to implement the SHS Program? SHS modelling schools listed in DepEd Order No. 71, s. 2012 may implement the SHS program, but they must go through the process of applying a provisional SHS permit, and must meet the standards and requirements for the SHS Program.
Is SHS really necessary? Must I go to SHS? Yes, according to the law. Beginning SY 2016-2017, you must go through Grades 11 and 12 to graduate from High School. If I choose not to go to SHS, what happens to me? You will be a Grade 10 completer, but not a high school graduate. Elemen-
tary graduates are those who finish Grade 6; high school graduates must have finished Grade 12. Where can I find out more about SHS? You can find out more at the K to 12 page. You can also ask your school administration (public or private) to contact the DepEd division office to help organize an orientation seminar.
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You need to grab the opportunity T h e G osp e l o f Jesus Christ (May31, 2016-Tuesday)Luke 16:19-31””And a poor man named Lazarus was laid at his gate, covered with sores, and longing to be fed with the crumbs which were falling from the rich man’s table; besides, even the dogs were coming and licking his sores. Now the poor man died and was carried away by the angels to Abraham’s bosom; and the rich man
also died and was buried. “In Hades he lifted up his eyes, being in torment, and saw Abraham far away and Lazarus in his bosom: The rich man was put in hell not because he did wrong to Lazarus but because he had done nothing to him. Doing for nothing can bring you to hell. This is a sin of omission. James 4:17”Therefore, to one who knows the right thing to do and does not do it,
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kapasyahan. Hindi dapat personal na opinion ang pairalin bagkus ang pagtitimbangtimbang na patas na naayon sa batas para sa kabutihang panlahat. Tunay na hindi maaring iisa lamang ang kasagutan sa katanungan. Ika nga, kanya-kanyang pinapanigan tayo sa anumang isyung ihahain. Tulad ng dahon na kung saan ipadpad ng hangin, ang pagtugon sa usapin sa intelektwal na aspeto ay nakapaloob sa mga pangyayaring hindi naaarok ng isipan ng tao. Lahat tayo ay alipin ng tadhana. Batay nga sa isang batikang manunulat na si Gemiliano Pineda, ang pagtalon sa maalong tubig ng kamusmusan o kabataan ay tiyak na sasaksihan ng paglakas o paghina ng alon at ang ating kahusayan bilang manlalangoy ang tatakda kung tayo ay makararating sa pampang ng tagumpay. Ang pag-aampon bilang isang karapatan at responsibilidad ay isang usaping nangangailangan ng kahandaan. Ang ampon ay may karapatan tulad ng isang tunay na anak. Ito ay isang sagradong pagnanasang mapunan ang pagkukulang sa pagbubuo ng isang pamilya. Hindi nababanaag sa gawaing ito ang pagkakaibang lahi kundi ang pag-iisa ng puso at diwa ng bagong magulang at bagong biyayang supling. Subalit hindi sapat na maiahon mo ang bata sa maitim na pusali, hindi sapat na nasaplutan mo ang bata sa
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to him it is sin. You chose to do nothing because you don’t want to be involved and bothered, but this is a big sin in the eyes of God. You are accountable for the progress and development of others. You are born to do something amazing to others. Do not keep yourself away from the reality that you will not be saved if you are just alone. Your goodness to others is God’s basis for kanyang kahubdan. Hindi sapat na nakatunton ang bata sa paaralan at naging mulat sa katotohanan at kaalaman sa mundo. Hindi sapat. Hindi! Nararapat kilalanin mo siya sa legal na pamamaraan. Ang kabutihan at pag-aampon na hindi dumaan sa legal na proseso ay hindi ganap na pagtanggap sa bata. Di ba mas matamis marinig mula sa kanya ang mga katagang: “ Legal na Ampon Ako;Anak na Totoo”. Sakop ng Batas Republika bilang 8552, ang pangangalaga ng mga aampuning bata, tinitiyak ng batas ba ito na nasa hustong gulang na, may kakayahang maitaguyod ang magandang kinabukasanang aampunin, dagdag pa ang labing-anim na agwat ng aampon sa aampunin na tiyak magpapatibay sa kawastuhan ng bata sa pagbibigay proteksiyon sa bawat intedad. Sa Pilipinas ang legal na pag-aampon ng bata ay nakaatang sa pangangasiwa ng DSWD. Kaisa ang mga Non-Government Organization tulad ng Kaisahang Buhay Foundation at Norfil Foundation na nakabatay pa rin sa Batas ng Pilipinas sa pag-aampon na nakaangkla sa Hague Convention on the Protection of Children and Co-Operation. Itinutulak din ang pag-aampon ng mga tagaibang bansa sa mga legally free child na sertipikado ng DSWD. Sinasabing ang makapangyarihang elementong bumibigkis sa isang magulang at anak ay bigkis na kailanman ay hindi mabubuwag ng anumang pagsubok, na wangis ng pagmamahal ng Lumikha na kalian man ay hindi magmamaliw. Subalit ang koneksyon ng anak sa magulang ay hindi sa bayolohikal at natural na pamamaraan lamang. Maari itong sa legal na proseso at sa pamamaraang itinakda ng gobyerno-ang legal na pagaampon. Sa pamamaraang ito
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hindi lamang batas sa lupa ang pinaiiral kundi ang batas ng langit. Nangangahulugan lamang na ang batang inampon, pagkatapos ng proseso ay anak mo na. Iyong- iyo na. Juan 1:12, datapwa’t ang lahat sa kaniya’y nagsitanggap, ay pinagkalooban niya sila ng karapatang maging anak ng Diyos, samakatuwid bagay ang magsisisampalataya sa kanyang Pangalan. Alinsunod sa himalang ipinagkaloob ng Maylikha ang panibagong buhay kasama ang iyong anak, ampon mang maituturing siya’y may karapatang katulad ng tunay na supling na nailuwal sa lagusan ng inang sabik sa pag-aasam na maging buo’t may kahalagahan. Dito lulugar ang katuturan ng pagiging matatag ng isang indibidwal sa pagharap sa anumang problemang maaring dumating sa kanyang buhay. Ang pagiging matibay sa oras ng peligro at ang muling pag-ahon sa kalugmukang nasadlakan. Sa pagbibigay importansiya sa isyung nabanggit, nababanaag ang pagiging tutok sa katotohanan at pagtahak batay sa pamantayang sumuong na sa pag-aaral ng mga dalubhasa at mga kritiko na tuluyan nang naging bahagi ng pagpapahalaga ng lipunan at naging subok na ang bias sa pangkalahatan. Sa ganitong paraan, dapat bigyan ng agarang aksiyon ng sangkot na entidad tulad ng DSWD, at mga non- government organization. Ang pamahalaang Nasyonal na naatasang mangasiwa ay nararapat gumawa ng konkretong solusyon sapagkat kapag pinaghihintay ang isang sitwasyong lumala, maaari itong magdulot ng mas malaking kasiraan o kaguluhan. Padaliin ang proseso ng legal na pag-aampon. Bigyan ng karampatang papeles ang mga ampong naituring upang taas noo nilang masasabing: “Legal na Ampon Ako; Anak na Totoo.”
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Ms. Corazon Salvo won 1.5Mn from Home Catalogue Shopping, Inc. In its continuing commitment to bring convenient catalogue shopping to its valued customers, Home Catalogue Shopping, Inc. hosted its 5th campaign awards for its most valued clients. This is one of the series of awarding ceremonies that Home Catalogue Shopping Inc. holds to reward their loyal clientele. The grand prize winner, Ms. Corazon Salvo, was the recipient of Php1.5Million. A retiree from Cubao, Quezon City, she said that she prefers the convenience of shopping from home with Home Catalogue Shopping Inc offering variety of items ideally for personal and family use. For her, browsing the products in the catalogues is better than bearing the hustle and bustle of hunting through the shops. Among the winners were Mr. Rogelio Bulatao (Php250,000 2nd Prize), Ms. Remedios Torres (Php50,000 3rd Prize) and Mr. Jesus Gingone (Php50,000 Special Prize). The awarding event was held in Alba Restaurante Español in the Mall of Asia Complex, Pasay City last May 20, 2016. All the winners shared their sentiments that they are extremely impressed with how Home Catalogue Shopping Inc. work hard to make every customer feel special through these promos. Home Catalogue Shopping Inc. CEO Henry Lindberg took the lead in welcoming the guests and expressed his gratitude for the continuing support of valued clients and business partners. “We are very excited for 2016. We will be offering more
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So YOU think you know your destination? Well, think again. What you “KNOW” just might turn out to be false. To see what it means, take these simple thoughts: Classroom It may be hard to believe but it is a fact; many brilliant ideas germinate within the sacred walls of a simple classroom. As A Teacher Am I an active participant in the on-going Divine Acts of Creation, Redemption, and the Sanctification of men? Lesson Planning GREAT TASKS with life- long implications to chance and sporadic inspirations. Objectives of the Lesson An educator cannot afford to travel aimlessly on the unchartered sea of Life. The Content of the Lesson It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in CREATIVE EXPRESSION and KNOWLEDGE. Einstein Motivation Where there is a “Why” there is always a “How”. Teaching Procedure You cannot teach a man anything; you can only help him find it within himself. Galileo Drill and Review Lessons Education for life is not piece meal; every idea should fall into place to make and integral whole. Evaluation Balance, Openness, Humility are requisites to a constant awareness of one’s assets and liabilities. Assignments After the last school bell is rung, what we do with the bulk of facts and experiences gathered spell the difference between school bag learning and learning for LIFE. Instructional Tools Impressions made through the senses are more vivid and lasting. Classroom Management A good teacher is an effective manager.
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It’s Brigada Eskwela time again By EDILESA C. ABING Teacher III
BRIGADA Eskwela started yesterday. It is an opportunity for public and private sectors to work together with volunteers to ensure that public schools will be safe, clean, orderly and well-prepared for the start of classes on June 13. The kickoff event of this year’s activity will be in Nueva Vizcaya but school maintenance activities will
By GINA NERI AGCOPRA Teacher III Bulua Central School
FROM the start, bilingual education has always been the norm in the Philippines. Our Araling Panlipunan is in Filipino while the rest of the subjects in Basic Education are in English. Bilingual education is not unique to the Philippines though. Even in countries where
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O ver the years, the Brigada Eskwela effort has evolved from a week-long cleaning up and beautification exercise to a festive coming together of students, teachers, school officials, parents, community members, local government officials, non-government organizations, church groups and the private sector. It too has become one of DepEd’s major initiatives in enjoining local communities to
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respond to the needs of public schools and be part of a nationwide effort towards improving Philippine basic education. This was made possible by the hard work and determination of school heads in finding innovative ways to bring children to school, keep them there and ensure that they will learn. Brigada Eskwela will not be what it is today if it were for the strong leadership in our public schools.
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BDO renews SEF Partnership with IFC BDO Unibank, Inc. has renewed its Sustainable Energy Finance (SEF) Program partnership with the International Finance Corp. (IFC), the private sector arm of the World Bank, as part of its continued efforts to impart to clients the best international practices on clean energy. In the last five years since the Bank has started the program in 2010 and partnered with IFC, it was able to finance several hydro power plants, biomass power plants, wind power projects and energy efficiency investment projects, which contributed to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. This time, the renewal of the partnership focuses on further enhancing BDO’s expertise and understanding of solar power generation and green building projects. Consequently, this will allow the Bank to give the private sector appropriate financing for sustainable energy investments.
Estimates show that there is a substantial potential market for solar power generation that BDO can tap. Apart from this, BDO also expects investment requirement for environmentfriendly buildings to increase, especially with the passage of the National Green Building Code in June 2015 and its subsequent implementation beginning the first quarter of this year. “BDO recognizes the importance of partnering with IFC in catalyzing private sector investment in sustainable energy development covering emerging markets. With this partnership, BDO will continue to support and promote green financing that will help reduce the adverse effects of climate change,” said BDO SEVP and head of institutional banking Walter C. Wassmer. Valentino Bagatsing, principal investment officer of IFC, voiced that the business sector has to align its activities
BDO renews SEF Partnership with IFC. BDO Unibank renewed its Sustainable Energy Finance Program partnership with the International Finance Corp. as part of the bank’s continued efforts to impart to clients the best international practices on clean energy. Penning the agreement are (from left): Valentino Bagatsing, IFC principal investment officer; Aileen Ruiz-Zarate, IFC senior investment officer; Walter C. Wassmer, SEVP and head of BDO’s institutional banking; and Edward G. Wenceslao, SVP and head of BDO’s international desks.
with environmental protection aside from just targeting profits. “Good environment makes good business,” he said. “Sustainability is the only way to go.” On solar power
generation, IFC will provide BDO with technical expertise in assessing the technical and financial viability of solar photovoltaic (PV) projects through offsite support for solar projects.
Also, as part of the service agreement, IFC’s global solar expert has conducted a briefing last March 11 on global solar PV (photovoltaic) trends and creditors’ general guidelines in assessing
solar projects. Moreover, IFC will conduct training sessions on green building including the Excellence in Design for Greater Efficiencies or EDGE to BDO’s various groups.
Cagayan de Oro City --- Hundreds of field workers of the programs of the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) in Northern Mindanao have joined the Department of Education (DepEd) preparing schools in their respective communities for the upcoming opening of classes. With the theme: “Tayo Para sa Paaralang Ligtas, Maayos, at Handa Mula Kindergarten Hanggang Senior High School” (All of us for safe and proper schools, and ready from Kindergarten to Senior High School), the work-
ers, mostly of Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program, Sustainable Livelihood Program, and Kalahi-CIDSS, went to the different schools in their area of responsibilities to help communities clean classrooms and surroundings; repair chairs, ceilings, and tables; paint classrooms, among others. Along with DSWD workers are Pantawid beneficiaries who actively participates the week long activity of DepEd every year to ensure that all public school facilities are clean, orderly, and safe for the opening of schools in June.
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