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BWM, MDN to host trauma journalism seminar in C. de Oro

By IRENE DOMINGGO, Editorial Assistant

THE BusinessWeek Mindanao and Mindanao Daily will host the seminar on “Trauma journalism” and Journalist’s Code of Ethics this Saturday and Sunday, March 31 and April 1, 2012, at the Dynasty Court Hotel, Cagayan de Oro City.

Lecturers and facilitators come from the Philippine Press Institute (PPI) and the National Union of Journal-

ists (NUJP).

Ms. Rowena Paraan, NUJP secretary general, and PPI Executive Director Ariel Sebellino will be in Cagayan de Oro for the seminar.

BWM and MDN Executive Editor Allan Mediante, who attended a seminar in Davao City last January 2012 (which was held exclusively for PPI members), realized

that journalists and other media practitioners (non PPI and NUJP members) also need to be updated on Trauma Journalism thus he requested that the seminar be brought to Cagayan de Oro. BWM and MDN Publisher Dante Sudaria approved the project and for his outfit to host the seminar.

Expected participants will come from Butuan

City; Tandag Surigao Sur; Bukidnon; Misamis Oriental; Lanao Norte; Iligan City, Ozamis City, Zamboanga City and Cagayan de Oro City.

The two-day seminar will also feature an open forum on organic farming and environment–awareness by Earthsoul Solutions, Inc., an advocacy group and Unifrutti, on the evening of March 31.

What Is Trauma

Journalism?

PPI and NUJP, in its Trauma Journalism seminars held earlier for its members in Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, stressed that reporting about conflict, combat, natural and manmade disasters, and other traumatic events are all in a day’s work for journalists.

But exposure to stress and trauma must be addressed to keep them professionally fit.

‘Band-aid’ solutions to M’nao power crisis

Workers pave a road at the relocation site in barangay Canitoan, Cagayan de Oro, a project spearheaded by First District Congressman Benjo Benaldo. Hundreds of families who were survivors of the Sendong disaster that struck the city last December will be housed in this subdivision once completed. Along with the road concreting, the project includes the construction of a concrete bridge over a creek that passes through the area. The housing units donated by the Chinese community are now being readied for eventual occupancy. Photo by Gerry L. Gorit

March 8, 2012 in a criminal case number 0090-12 for the immediate arrest of 18-year-old Alrashid Kibad Solaiman Abdul, alias “Sulo,” the suspect behind the grisly murder of a Chinese-Filipino businessman, who was shot dead here recently.

In a belated military report, that on February 28, 2012 at around 3:00 in the afternoon while Victoriano Ong, alias Vic, 63 years old, was about to close his store in Barangay Chinatown when Abdul suddenly warrant/PAGE 6

Last of two-part series Technically, the most promising option which can sufficiently address the Mindanao grid’s shortfall in the short term appears to be the operation of the 108-MW Iligan Diesel Power Plant (IDPP). to be fully rehabilitated and operational.

Another proposed ‘bandaid solution’ that involves the re pair and transfer of Power Barges (PB) 101, 102, and 103 appears to be constrained by the steep cost vis a vis the short term benefits to be gained and protracted legal proceedings needed to move it now when it is most needed.

As the previously cited March 22 DOE statement POWER/PAGE 7

Weather Update

Tail-end of a cold front affecting Southern Luzon and Visayas. Central and Southern Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao will experience mostly cloudy skies with scattered rainshowers and thunderstorms becoming cloudy with widespread rains over Eastern Visayas which may trigger flashfloods and landslides. The rest of the country will have partly cloudy to cloudy skies with isolated rainshowers.

Moderate to strong winds blowing from the Northeast will prevail over Luzon and Visayas and coming from the Northeast to North over Mindanao. The coastal waters throughout the archipelago will be moderate to rough.

source: pagasa

645 towns do not have fire stations

ABOUT 645 towns all over the country do not have fire stations while 666 others are using old and dilapidated fire trucks, lawmakers from Mindanao revealed.

This could be the reason why there are around 800 to 900 fire incidents every month as per records of the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP), Rep. Rufus Rodriguez (2nd District, Cagayan de Oro) said.

Rodriguez and Rep. Maximo Rodriguez (Abante Mindanao) filed House Resolution 2250 asking the House Committee on Public Order and Safety to probe the lack of fire stations in the 645 towns and the use of old and dilapidated fire trucks in 666 others.

“Fire incidents cause the loss of lives and properties, which could be prevented if our fire fighters have the proper equipment,” Rodriguez said.

“Our fire fighters also have to make do with old and unreliable safety equipment which put their lives at an even greater risk and also put the lives of the towns/PAGE 7

By MIKE BAÑOS

However, due to the COA’s jurisdiction over its present legal issues pending the Swiss Challenge bidding process, DOE is unable to simply step in and operate the plant through PSALM. Even under a best case scenario, the plant in its present condition would be able to deliver only about 20MW peaking power from IDPP-1 and would take time to roll-out the balance over the several months it is expected to take the plant

Thus the two giant media organizations started the pioneering seminar about trauma and journalism believing that “it takes a community of journalists to address trauma.”

Coping mechanisms have to be in place to enable journalists to prepare themselves in any unfortunate eventuality, a psychologist handling trauma of journalists who lectured in the seminar, said.

Arrest warrant vs ‘Tsinoy’ killer out

By MARIZ REVALES

MALABANG, Lanao del Sur––Presiding Judge Rasad G. Balindong of the Regional Trial Court of Lanao del Sur, 12th Judicial Region, Branch 12 of Malabang has issued warrant of arrest on

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Prices of LPG gas down P1/kilo 2GO Travel expands destination offering 11-kilo LPG tank now sells P764 from the previous P775 per cylinder

Prices of 11 kilogram LPG gas cylinder rollback P1/kilo starting Wednesday bringing down the price to P764.

In Cagayan de Oro, prices of an 11-kilogram LPG gas cylinder costs P965 while in Shell gas station costs P1,068.

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PRICES OF LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM (LPG) rollback P1 per kilo effective Wednesday, the Liquefied Petroleum Gas Marketers Association said.

LPGMA party-list Rep. Arnel Ty, said the rollback took effect at 12:01 a.m.

Wednesday.

This is the second time that LPGMA had a price rollback this month.

Last March 19, the group also reduced product pric-

es by P1 per kilo. Since a regular cylinder of LPG weighs 11 kilos, the price adjustment translates to a

P11-markdown per tank.

This means that the LPGMA has enforced an accumulated rollback of P22 per 11-kilo cylinder this month. Ty said that with the latest price tweak, their cooking gas would now sell for P764 from the previous P775 per cylinder.

Wire report 2GO TRAVEL MAKES INAUGURAL VISIT TO BORACAY. Cebu Ferries 3, the newlyrenovated 2GO travel vessel, sails past the famous Boracay coastline after traveling nearly 132 nautical miles from the port of Batangas.

‘Oplan Sumvac’ launched in Caraga

By CRIS DIAZ, Associate Editor

CAMP RAFAEL C RODRIGUEZ, Libertad, Butuan City––The regional police command this week launched a Caraga wide Oplan Sumvac to preempt occurrence of criminality in the region.

‘Oplan Sumvac’ means Operational Plan for Summer Vacation.

The plan involved the maximum deployment of mobile and motorcycle patrol units along major

thoroughfares to ensure the safety and security of the populace.

It said that the operation also encompasses the deployment of police officers and establishment of

PPSC strengthens campaign vs MWPs

By PJ TREMEDAL, Western Mindanao Bureau

CAMP Naranjo, Misamis Occidental––The Misamis Occidental PNP Public Safety Company under P/Supt John Francis Encinareal has strengthened its mission to arrests MWPs or Most Wanted Personalities upon the order OIC-Provincial Director P/SSupt Raul Benitez.

Earlier, the PPSC under P/Supt Encinareal has initiated the arrest of notorious and wanted persons and fully supported the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency-Misamis Occidental Special Enforcement Team (PDEA-SPET) under IOI Ariel Escudero.

The police and PDEA managed to arrest Alex Padillo, 36 years old, married, and a resident of P-4, Talairon, Oroquieta City in a buy-bust operation led by P/SI Jonan Bañas and confiscated from the suspect a sachet containing white crystalline believed to be “shabu.”

Also this month, the PPSC arrested Reynard Magsayo, “Aka Tata Opao,” of Barangay Misom, Baliangao by virtue of an arrest warrant issued by Judge Bernadette Paredes.

Magsayo is facing attempted rape docketed as Criminal Case no. 724. He is required to pay P120,000 before he could get his temporary liberty.

Recently, Ondo Pepania, 32 years old, married of Lao, Plaridel, Misamis Occidental with CC No. 724 for murder without bail bond recommended by the RTC Branch 36 under Judge Encinareal, and a certain Ernie Dominguez, “Aka Nin-nic,” of Barangay Cabol-anonan, Tudela were arrested by virtue of warrant of arrest issued by Judge Salome P. Dungog, acting presiding judge of Branch 35.

The PPSC has also strengthened its campaign against illegal logging and pursuant to DENR Executive Order23, lately the police confiscated and arrested a truck load “Bacan” logs. The PPSC brought the truck, allegedly owned by a politician, to the DENR for proper disposition and filing of appropriate charges.

New Batangas-Caticlan ferry service to give domestic tourism a boost

Police Assistance Centres on different sea, land and air transport terminals.

In addition, the regional police command has also deployed tourist police in areas frequented by tourists as part of the security measure to assist and secure all tourists in CARAGA. Caraga Police Regional Director Police Chief Supt.

Reyanaldo S. Rafal has also directed the lateral coordination of all PNP offices for the successful implementation of Oplan Sumvac.

Rafal directed police personnel to assist motorists and commuters and to be more vigilant for any criminal activities during summer break. Cd

NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the estate of RICARDO R. SANCHEZ, who died intestate at Rotary Village, Doongan, Butuan City on October 23, 2007, consisting of a residential land (Lot No. 3174-5-3 PSD-13-004461) situated at P-7 Rotary Village, Doongan, Butuan City under Tax Declaration No. 96GR-04-003-4940-R Property Indez No. 16204-003-09-288 covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No. RT-45421 containing an area of 190 square meters and residential house (Lot No. 3174-5 PSD-13004461), is the subject of an EXTRAJUDICIAL PARTITION OF THE ESTATE OF THE DECEASED RICARDO SANCHEZ WITH DEED OF DONATION made and entered into by herein decedent’s only surviving wife and children, namely, widow Magdalena Sanchez, Maria Corazon C. Sanchez, Maria Lourdes Sanchez-Sasuman, and Dilbert C. Sanchez, per Doc. No. 200; Page No. 20; Book No. LVII; Series of 2012 of the Notarial Registry of Atty. Richard L. Lamigo, Notary Public for and in the City of Butuan.

March 29, April 5 and 12, 2012

AFTER months of hard work and preparations, 2GO Travel finally launched its Batangas-Caticlan route.

The ferry service officially launched on Thursday, March 1, 2012, signaling a new period of expansion in the wake of the consolidation of the country’s top passenger vessels SuperFerry, Cebu Ferries, SuperCat and Negros Navigation.

2GO Travel Executive

Vice President Stephen Tagud believes that the new ferry service will not only advance Batangas’ economy by adding a new source of revenue and job opportunities, but will also boost domestic tourism in Boracay and neighboring provinces.

“We are delighted to expand our offerings to provide Filipinos a more convenient and economical

way to travel to Boracay, a testament to the commitment of 2GO Travel to support government programs that will benefit the travel and tourism industry.”

The newly-christened 2GO Travel vessels will make two crossings per day and each of the threedecked Cebu Ferries can carry an average of 1000 passengers and 28 freight units.

KALAHI-CIDSS: KKB PROJECT Office of the Barangay Sub-Project Management Committee Barangay CABASAGAN Municipality of LALA Province of LANAO DEL NORTE

INVITATION TO BID Date: MARCH 21, 2012 The community of BARANGAY CABASAGAN has received assistance from the DSWD KALAHICIDSS: KKB Project. Funds come from the Loan from the World Bank/International Development Association (IDA) and from the Philippine Government.

Interested bidders are requested to submit their offered price for the contract indicated below: Construction and completion of the works listed below: Name of Community Project: REHABILITATION OF 1.610 KM FARM TO MARKET ROAD Items No. Items of Work/Description of Work Quantity

Item 105 – Sub-grade Preparation 1,749

Item – 200 – Aggregate Sub-base Coarse 889

Item – 201 – Aggregate base Coarse 1,050 TOTAL

Amount in Words

Unit cu.m cu.m cu.m.

We will only accept an offered price that is fixed and is not subject to any adjustment. Bid shall be valid for a period of sixty (60) days from the date of submission.

Bidding documents may be obtained from the Barangay Treasurer in the Barangay Hall.

A pre-bid conference will be held at the Barangay Hall on APRIL 2, 2012 at 1:00 PM. All bids must be accompanied by a bid security in any of the following forms: Cash, cashier’s check, certified check, manager’s check, bank draft or bank guarantee – 2% of bid price.

All bids must be received on or before APRIL 12, 2012 at 2:00 PM and will be opened in public in the presence of bidders’ representatives who choose to attend at the following address: Kalahi-CIDSS: KKB Project Barangay Community Project Management Committee Barangay Hall Barangay Cabasagan, Municipality of Lala Province of Lanao del Norte The community reserves the right to reject any bid or waive any defect or formality. The lowest calculated and responsive bid shall be used as the criterion in the selection of the contractor. The community will not reimburse any expenses related to the preparation of bids.

(SGD.) JOSEPHINE RIVERA Chairperson, Barangay Sub-Project Management Committee MDB: MARCH 21, & 29, 2012

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No improvement in human rights under Aquino: PH delegation

Angelina Ipong with Bishop Felixberto Calang (center) and Bishop Reuel Marigza.

Karapatan: militarization continues to eject lumads, give way to mining

By PAT SAMONTE, Regional Editor-Caraga with GENEVIEVE G. CANTOR, Correspondent

BUTUAN City––Karapatan has accused President Aquino for the continuing military operations in Caraga as part of his administration’s alleged Oplan Bayanihan to dislocate and displace the native Mamanwa people and clear the way for the resumption of mining operations and entry of new industry players.

In a statement, Karapat an - C arag a s e c re t ar y general Naty Castro said the army’s indiscriminate bombings, air strikes, strafing, and occupation of civilian communities had forced Mamanwa families to evacuate from four communities in Barangay Camam-onan, Gigaquit, Surigao del Norte on March 21.

Some 113 families or 483 people had sought shelter in neighboring Sitio Baoy,

Barangay San Isidro.

According to Castro, Balodoy Enano, 22, was wounded when soldiers from the Army’s 30th Infantry Battalion shot him and his two companions while they were cutting trees in Sitio Omao, Barangay Camam-onan.

Castro said her group had documented a total of 335 families dislocated “intense militarization” of which 297 belong to the Mamanwa tribe.

Most of them are now sheltered in three evacuation centers while others are staying with the relatives in neighboring communities.

She said 99 families are now in the covered court of Barangay Imadejas here, 90 families in Bangayan barangay hall in Kitcharao, Agusan del Norte, some

70 families are scattered in Barangay Ombong and communities in Alegria, Surigao del Norte, 113 families in Sitio Baoy while others are with relatives in Camam-onan, Gigaquit town.

Castro said the “intense militarization” in some parts of Caraga had served as clearing operation of the government for mining to resume following last year’s New People’s Army attack mining sites in Claver, Surigao del Norte.

Castro noted that six of the 51 Mineral Poduction Sharing Agreements (MPSAs) in Caraga and 14 of the 23 exploration permits for nickel and gold are within the mountains areas covered by the military operations in Gigaquit and Alegria in Surigao del Norte, and Kitcharao, Santiago, Tubay and Cabadbaran City in Agusan del Norte.

“HOW can the government say there are no political detainees? I was just released last year?” So scoffed Angelina Ipong, secretary general of the Society of Ex-Detainees Against Detention and Arrest.

She was released February 17, 2011 after being held for six years to face charges of rebellion, double murder, arson and robbery.

The government eventually dismissed all charges but not before she was subjected to torture, sexual abuse and continuous interrogations.

“They touched my private parts, two, maybe three men,” she told The FilAm. “I told them don’t do this to me. They were just laughing at me.”

Ipong was in town this week as part of a delegation campaigning to dispute the Philippine government’s human rights record.

The Philippines will undergo a review by the United Nations Human Rights Council in May, and the delegation wanted to present data to support its claims that killings, disappearances and arrests remain rampant under the

government of President Benigno Aquino.

Also in the delegation were Bishop Reuel Marigza, vice chairperson of the National Council of Churches in the Philippines; and Bishop Felixberto Calang of the Protestant Philippine Independent Church.

From New York, they will proceed to Washington D.C. for meetings with congressional leaders.

There are 347 political prisoners all over the country, the delegation said.

“The government denies they are political prisoners because they slap them with criminal charges like murder, arson, robbery that are non-bailable,” said Ipong.

The delegation presented more numbers.

By the end of President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo’s nine-year term in 2010, there were a total of 1,206 victims of extrajudicial killings, 206 cases of disappearances and 2,059 arrests, according to a report by the ecumenical network Philippine UPR Watch.

Today, after one-and-ahalf years of Aquino, there have been 67 extrajudicial killings, nine disappear-

ances, 55 cases of torture and 78 political arrests, they said, citing a report prepared by the human rights group Karapatan.

“With President Aquino being the son of a martyr during the Marcos dictatorship, and the son of our People Power icon, you’d think that human rights situation would improve under his administration,” Ipong said. “But human rights abuses under his government did not stop.”

As secretary general of the United Church of Christ in the Philippines, Bishop Marigza, led the church in filing court cases against Arroyo and her top military officials for the killing, disappearances and detention of UCCP clergy.

“Since 2001, more than 20 UCCP clergy and members have been killed,” he said. The case remains pending.

The delegation made an appeal to the international community.

“Help us in holding the Philippine government to its promise to improve the human rights situation,“ said Bishop Calang. — With Cristina DC Pastor

Calingasan to lead oath rebel returnees

By DAHLIA BENEMERITO, Bukidnon News Bureau

CAMP Osito Bahian, Malaybalay City––Bukidnon Governor Alex Calingasan is set to lead the oath of allegiance of 45 rebel returnees today (March 29) at Kaamulan Amphitheater.

Capt. Mario Goc-ong, the Civil Military Office (CMO) officer of 403rd Brigade, told Mindanao Daily News that the rebels also surrendered three carbine

rifles, and three garand rifle.

They also brought caliber .38 revolver, a .45, a .357, a .22 pistols, respectively, .22 rifle, grenade, improvised explosive device (IED), shotgun, improvised M-16, and M-14.

Goc-ong said the rebels were led by two commanders––Rene Dal-anay, known as Commander Taruc and Nestor Manlahang, known

as Ka Poloy. Taruc’s group came from the tribe of Tigwahanon and belongs to Front Committee 06 and Poloy’s group from the tribe Umayamnon and belongs to Front Committee 89.

Col. Romeo Gapuz will present the rebel returnees while Lt. Gen. Arthur Tabaquero of the Eastern Mindanao Command and Calingasan are expected to deliver their respective message today.

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Let go of the control Think a minute.

A pilot was flying his small airplane, a Cessna 150, when suddenly he lost control.

His plane began spinning and falling to the ground!

He panicked and began doing everything he could think of with the controls.

Finally, after a few seconds, he remembered his teacher’s words of instruction: “If you ever go into a spin and start falling in this plane, the Cessna 150, just let go of the controls!

This kind of plane will stop falling and fly straight again by itself.”

But letting go of the controls and trusting the plane to fly straight and save him was the hardest, scariest thing for this pilot to do.

Finally, he pulled his

Think A Minute Jhan Tiafau Hurst hands off the controls and waited.

After many seconds of his Cessna plane spinning and falling, it returned to just normal, level flying and he was safe again!

Even though the plane fell more than half a mile, the pilot survived because he trusted the plane enough to let go.

If you’re in trouble or going through a major problem, decision, or crisis in

your life.

You may be feeling like you must do all kinds of things to fix it. But nothing you’re doing is working, so you’re frustrated and worried. You know the best thing you can do is what that pilot finally did.

Just take your hands off the controls and stop trying to change and fix that situation or person yourself.

It’s hard to do, especially if you feel you’re the only

person who is trying to do anything about it.

But why not just let go and ask Jesus to forgive you for living your own wrong way. Then, ask Him to take full charge of your whole life, including your problem.

Put every area of your life into God’s hands: your future, schooling, job and family, all your worries and problems.

It’s only then that Jesus can start making everything in your life work together for your good and happiness.

Every day, Jesus will help you know what you should do, and also how to trust Him to always do His part.

It’s only then that you’ll finally have real peace and confidence, even while you’ve got problems.

Just Think a Minute.

Aquino wants emergency power

THERE IS AN ONGOING ruckus over the granting of ‘emergency power’ to President Aquino in the guise of addressing power shortage in Mindanao.

Is there really power shortage in Mindanao? Is the delegation of emergency power to President Aquino would solve Mindanao’s power crisis?

However, before we go deeper on the issue, it would be better to Cris Diaz understand what an ‘emergency power is all about, when and how an emergency power becomes inevitable.

Sec. 23 (1) Article VI of the 1987 Philippine Constitution states that ‘Congress, by a vote of two-thirds of both Houses in joint session assembled, voting separately, shall have the sole power to declare the existence of a state of war’.

2) That in times of war or other national emergency, the Congress may, by law, authorize the President, for a limited period and subject to such restrictions as it may prescribe, to exercise powers necessary and proper to carry out a declared national policy. Unless sooner withdrawn by resolution of the Congress, such powers shall cease upon the next adjournment thereof.

It is very clear that only Congress can delegate an emergency power to the President. The conditions in the granting of an emergency power are also explicit.

(1) There must be a war or other emergency.

(2) The delegation must be for a limited period only.

(3) The delegation must be subject to such restrictions as the Congress may prescribe.

(4) The emergency powers must be exercised to

carry out a national policy declared by Congress.

Is a war raging in Mindanao that the President wants an emergency power? The issue of granting an emergency power was one of the heated discussions in the 1990s when President Ramos sought Congress approval to solve the country’s power crisis.

For a limited period, Congress then granted the emergency power to President Ramos. It was at that time that Ramos implemented the Independent Power Producers (IPP). Although the IPP provided relief to power shortage in Mindanao, it did not last long. It even came to a point where IPPs were cited as sources of corruption in the country’s power sector.

Now, some legislatures doubt President Aquino’s motive in asking an emergency power. Why emergency power when he (Aquino) could declare a ‘state of national emergency’ even without approval from Congress? Although the executive department knows this, they want an emergency power delegated by Congress to justify whatever the President wants.

For instance, under an emergency power, the President ‘may take over privately owned public utility or business affected with public interest.’ An informant said that there are about 26 power firms in Mindanao. The government controlled only eight of these power grids.

Some legislatures now expressed doubt that with an emergency power, President Aquino’s government may take over privately owned power grids. On the other hand, with an emergency power, the President my now allow private stakeholders to buy the controversial Pulangi Hydro power plant in Bukidnon. Well, let us wait and see.

In the meantime, is an emergency power really needed to address power problem in Mindanao? react: crisguardian@yahoo.com

Liar liar pants on fire WE always encounter people who lie. Some people think that a lie can solve problems and make things troublefree.

To deceive people can be satisfying especially if you are trying to impress and win their affection.

In the world of business, it is a must to lie to win the customers. I remember three years ago when my dad spent almost P7,000 on this hair grower just for my hair to grow back normally but it never did.

So, I decided to stay bald.

In politics, it is innate to lie to win the confidence of constituents during campaign and of course my personal favorite––the promises!

Jibber Jabber with Ace Fredrian Xavier Busico Most politicians would give out false promises just to get rid of the mendicants fast. Among all the professionals, lawyers would always hit the top charts.

Imagine they already know that their client is guilty and yet they would still do their magic to make the guilty sound innocent.

Of all the lies in the different arenas in our lives, the most painful is the lie

that thrives in love. There are some people who would lie about many things just to win the affection of their victim.

Once they have won the love of the innocent, they would do everything to the best of their abilities to keep them bound to that lie so they can take advantage of the goodness and benefits of their victim.

Husbands lie to their

wives so they can do whatever they want to do while promiscuous wives would lie to their loyal husbands to have fun.

In our world, we can never trust anybody not even our own shadow. Though some people would tempt us with their artistically colored fake promises, we should learn to distinguish the real from the counterfeit.

We should let our guard up and make sure not to fall.

Many people would say that white lies are good for they solve problems but remember that a lie whether for the good of someone is still a lie and is bad.

I have been lied at many times by people who I trust.

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Mountaineering groups empower women

BUKIDNON - The Northern Mindanao Mountaineering Society, Eco-Venture Philippines, Malaybalay Rugged Adventure, the Great Outdoor Advocates and the Bukidnon Mountaineering Group have jointly conducted the 3rd All-Women ClimbMindanao in Mt. Dulang-dulang. Eco-venture Phil’s Jonelyn Sulatan said the competition was intended to boost eco-cultural tourism and to empower female mountaineers, in support of government environmental conservation efforts.

Women’s rights forum held

MARAWI City - A multi-stakeholder forum on addressing women’s rights in armed conflict situations was held recently at the IPDM Hall of the Mindanao State University Campus, this city. The forum centered on Magna Carta of Women and the National Action Plan on United Nations Security Resolutions.

Provincial officials witness Bugsay Lajag Festival

SURIGAO del Norte - Gov. Sol Matugas and Vice Gov. Arturo Carlos Egay Jr. led the first Bugsay Lajag Festival Race in San Benito, Siargao Island, Tuesday.

Participated in by different public and private agencies, the race was dominated by Mr. Alejandro Micate of Brgy. Talisay, as first prize winner; Mr. Ruben Cagas of 4Ps Brgy. Maribojoc, second prize; and Mr. Lino Labartini of Brgy. Sta Cruz, third prize. The best color award went to Eddie Clerigo of DepEd.

MisOcc police takes new task

MISAMIS Occidental - Disaster and calamity monitoring of is now part of the mandate of PNP in Misamis Occidental, said P/Supt. Raul Benitez, provincial police director. This was announced by him during the most recent meeting of the Provincial Peace and Order Council held in Oroquieta City. P/Supt. Benitez has just attended the five-day disaster preparedness training conducted by the Misamis Occidental Search and Rescue Team (MOSART).

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OROQUIETA City–– Cases of violating Republic Act 9165 (Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2008) have been filed by the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) against seven persons in Misamis Occidental.

This, after the suspects were caught red-handed, while doing their illegal trade.

All residents of this city, they are Anthony Guigue

Alvaran, 34 years old, of Barangay Lower Langcangan and Peter Molina Pangasian, 40 years of Barangay Villaflor.

Jumah Sugalam Arado, 18 years old and Juny Anino Baloncio, 39 years old, both of Upper Langcangan; Lilord Colegto Gahuman, 23 years of Barangay Layawan; Armando Tiong Baco, 36 years old and Benjie Tiong Baco, 26 years old, both of Barangay Caputal, Aloran town. (PIO/PIA-10 Mis. Occ./jdelpf )

Police tightens helmet, seatbelt laws

By P/SUPT. RONNIE FRANCIS M. CARIAGA

CAGAYAN de Oro City – P/Chief Supt. Jufel C. Adriatico, Police Regional Office (PRO)-10 director, has ordered the consistent enforcement of helmet and seatbelt laws, regionwide.

He, however, said every police unit within the area of responsibility (AOR) of

PRO-10 has yet to conduct massive information, education and communication (IEC) campaign on the matter among the drivers and the riding public until March 31, 2012.

Actual issuance of temporary operations permits (TOPs) and/or Traffic Cita-

tion Tickets (TCTs) commences on April 1, this year.

Director Adriatico reminded all concerned that Republic Act 10054 (Motorcycle Helmet Act of 2009) requires all motorcycle drivers and backriders to wear helmets while driving along any type of road or highway.

Meantime, Republic Act 8750 (Seat Belts Use Act of

1999) mandates all frontseat passengers of four-wheel motor vehicles to use seatbelts, while inside a vehicle of a running engine on any road or thoroughfare.

For private vehicles, front and backseat passengers are likewise required to use their seatbelts at all times. (rfmc, PRO-10/ jdelpf )

sustaining peace and order in the region.

During the culmination program at the PRO 13 grandstand, March 26, PRO-13, headed by the P/Chief Supt. Reynaldo Rafal awarded the deserving female police officers, namely P/Sr. Insp. Rowena Martinez, PO2 Cubillan, PO1 Dianna Mae Mirnada and the Officer’s Ladies Club for spearheading the construction of a daycare center inside this camp.

The guest speaker was Rep. Angelica Rosedel Amante Matba, of Agusan del Norte, who was intro-

duced by P/Supt. JANE A AUNZO. In her speech, Rep. Matba emphasized that a woman is the masterpiece of God’s creation and the partner of man in serving not only the family but as well as the community.

She encouraged the women to continue empowering themselves in achieving their advocacies.

The activity ended with a parade of female police officers, in battalion formation, showing that in police service, women are truly equal to the men. (mmg/asf )

Woman solon recognizes women, as masterpiece

By P/SUPT. MARTIN M. GAMBA, Regional PIO

CAMP Rodriguez, Butuan City - No matter how the world changes, no matter what country and social system people live, no one can deny women’s importance, throughout history.

PNP, an organization predominantly dominated by men, advocates gender and development, as it recognizes the role of women in different perspectives,

such as in nation-building and peacekeeping.

In consonance with the continuing efforts to mark the National Women’s Month with the theme “Women Weathering Climate Change: Governance and Accountability, Everyone’s Responsibility”, PRO-13 highlighted the importance of female police officers, as useful part of

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SOME 500 seedlings of different species have been planted during the joint tree planting activity of the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation and the 23rd Infantry Battalion, Philippine Army in Makalsuela Reforestation and Watershed in Sitio Maapo Patag, Opol, Misamis Oriental. Part of Philhealth’s 17th anniversary celebration, recently. (Rodolfo D. Mendoza/PIA-10)

A football coach walked into the locker room before a game, looked over to his star player and said, “I’m not supposed to let you play since you failed math, but we need you in there. So, what I have to do is ask you a math question, and if you get it right, you can play.”

The player agreed, so coach looked into his eyes intently and asked, “Okay, now concentrate hard and tell me the answer to this. What is two plus two?”

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which 830,000 hectares have been distributed to the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) beneficiaries.

Some 330,000 hectares more are targeted to be distributed in the next three years.

ARCCESS has two major components: the delivery of professional services to farmers’ organizations and the provision of farm implements and machineries.

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I always end up forgiving them and I know it is not my place to curse them for it is not my place––God will just have to punish them.

When the person you love lies to you and tries to prove to you that they are innocent of your accusations; trust them but you just have to verify.

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appeared and shot the victim several times.

Ong succumbed to gunshot wound in the chest causing his instantaneously death.

Lt. Col. Ceasar Marlon M. Yadao, INF (GSC) PA, Commanding Officer of the 51st Infantry (Fuerte Uno) Battalion of the First Infantry ( Tabak) Division, said that prior to the killing of the victim, Abdul demanded an amount from the Ong which the victim refused to give.

Yadao through his Civil

Pacturan said DAR will tap the services of universities, non-government institutions and the private sector to conduct lessons on business development, agri-technology and finance management to farmers.

“We expect ARCCESS to enhance farm productivity and improve the farmers’ income. The knowledge the farmers will gain and the farm implements that will be provided will also help reduce farm inefficiencies,” Pacturan said. philippine news agency

can make the right decisions but undeniably, the heart decides for your happiness even if it is wrong. When you truly love and care for someone, their lies and mistakes never changes your feelings because it is the mind that gets angry but the heart still cares.

Lastly, learn by heart that a lie discovered will put doubts on all the proclaimed truth. Until the next Jibber Jabber.

Military Officer, 1Lt. Ronald E. Dacaw, in a press statement, said that the victim used a .45 caliber pistol based on the empty shells found at the crime scene.

Ong is known as a Filipino-Chinese businessman of Malabang since 1960s, a known to both Muslims and Christians to be a very good person especially to Maranaos.

He is also a church leader in Malabang, the Our Lady of Peace of Good Voyage. Ong sometimes acts as a mediator in solving family feuds or “rido.”

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DepEd taps Rappler as Palarong Pambansa social media partner

THE Department of Education (DepEd) has entered into an agreement with Rappler Inc., a media organization of veteran journalists, to handle social media campaign and cover the 2012 Palarong Pambansa set in Pangasinan this May. Education Assistant Secretary and Palarong Pambansa Secretary General Tonisito Umali, ESQ and Rappler managing director Glenda Gloria signed the agreement on behalf of their respective organizations.

DepEd manages the programs and activities of the Palarong Pambansa, an annual national sporting event participated in by public and private elementary pupils and secondary students.

Rappler will cover the event and take on the social media campaign for free.

Professional journalists trained in broadcast, print, and web disciplines, who have partnered with young, idealistic digital experts, operate Rappler.

Some of its initial for-

ays in broadcast and digital journalism include the Los Angeles Galaxy-Azkals game and the live streaming of the press conference between the teams.

It also covered the “Fastbreak”, the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) fundraiser led by UAAP basketball athletes for the victims of typhoon Sendong and other political and business stories of national significance.

As the online media partner of DepEd for 2012

Palarong Pambansa, Rappler shall provide social media campaign to drum up interest in the Palaro before the start of the games.

It will also provide coverage during the actual games, including its key events.

Moreover, Rappler will make available a special 2012 Palarong Pambansa section on Rappler network.

The special section shall contain blogs, video, photos and articles on Palaro. A report from the Philippine News Agency

MARIA Sharapova breezed past No. 8 seed Li Na of China, 6-3, 6-0, in a little over an hour to make the Miami Masters semifinals.

The Russian’s dominant victory Tuesday surprised many who expected Li Na to put up a bigger fight after coming out on top in their last four encounters––including last year’s Roland Garros semifinals.

“I came into this match losing to her the last few times,” said Sharapova, in comments to the event website after going to 6-4 all-time against Na. “I just really wanted to change that, so I was extremely focused and looking forward to the match.”

Sharapova, a three-time losing finalist in Miami, faces Denmark’s Caroline

Wozniacki in the semifinals buoyed by a stable game that is producing consistent results.

“My game is obviously the way it is by being aggressive and going for my shots, but also making sure that if it takes three or four or five, six balls for the opponent to make a mistake, then that’s what it takes. So it’s having that

consistency and also the will to be out there for as long as it takes.”

In the other quarterfinals Wednesday, Venus Williams plays Poland’s Anna Radwanska and Australian Open champion Victoria Azarenka faces Marion Bartoli of France.

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on the Mindanao power situation said: “A National Power Corporation 2010 study showed that the move of PB to Mindanao will require P740 million. We emphasize that operating these plants will also require its upgrade because of the condition of the PB. Under the Electric Power Industry Reform Act (EPIRA) of 2001, government is constrained to engage in power projects.

In privatizing these PB, the Power Sector Assets and Liabilities Management Corporation have included in the terms of reference the requirement to transfer the same to the Mindanao region upon awarding.”

For now, DOE is pinning its hopes on its Department Circular No. DC 2012-03004 dated March 19, 2012 “Directing Compliance with the Electric Power Industry Reform Act of 2001 (EPIRA) to Address the Power Supply Situation Including the Rationalization of the Available Capacities in the Mindanao Grid”.

Again citing the same March 22 press statement, the DOE categorically identifies the long-term solution for Mindanao “is the installation of base load generation that will give the region supply reliability and affordability as its demand also grows. This will only happen if contracts are closed, otherwise no investor will risk a project.”

During the March 23 meeting, NGCP listed the following committed power projects according to the 2011 DOE Power Development Plan, “committed” being defined as projects which have attained financial closure.

These include the Mindanao Energy Systems, Inc. (Minergy) 27.4MW diesel plant in Tablon, Cagayan de Oro commissioned Jan. 25, 2012 and Culaman 8MW mini-hydro in Jasaan, Misamis Oriental which gets online 2012.

Other committed power generation projects listed included the Energy Development Corp. (EDC) 50MW geothermal in Kidapwan, North Cotabato (Sept.

2014) and Conal Holdings 100MW coal fired power plant in Maasim, Sarangani (Phase 1) and another 100MW by 2015 (phase 2); and Green Power Bukidnon Phils. Inc. 35MW bio-mass power plant in Maramag, Bukidnon (Sept. 2013).

Among the indicative (not yet having attained financial closure) coal plants in the pipeline are the Aboitiz Power 300MW in Davao City (March, 2014); STEAG State Power Corp.

200MW expansion (December 2014); Conal Holdings 200MW in Zamboanga City and PNOC 100MW in Zamboanga Sibugay, all without no target commissioning dates.

However, according to media and industr y

sources, there are at least seven “Greenfield” coalfired power plants on the pipeline in Mindanao with a total planned installed capacity of 1,805 MW costing up to $3.8 billion.

Besides the projects already mentioned, among the other proponents are San Miguel Corp., Sumitomo Taganito HPAL Nickel Corp., and Sagittarius Mines, Inc. Other fossil fuel power plants being planned in Mindanao are the 200MW LNG power plant of Strong Field Gas & Electric Corp., a newly formed energy subsidiary of FDC Utilities, Inc. and small-scale diesel plants in Bukidnon of King Energy Generation, Inc. Despite the continued uncertainty over the allocations and FIT-All Rates for Renewable Energy (RE) projects, interest in RE projects for Mindanao remain.

Among the hydroelectric power projects planned are the 300 MW Pulangui V in the boundary of Southern Bukidnon and North Cotabato; the 132 MW BulanogBatang run-of- river power plant in the Cagayan River; 90MW Pulangui III Multipurpose Dam in Bukidnon and several run-of-river

hydro plants being planned in Bukidnon, Compostela Valley and Zamboanga Sibugay.

DOE records show it has already granted a Certificate of Endorsement (COEs)—a requirement for the operation of proposed, existing or newly built power generation facilities—to Hacienda Bio-Energy for its 125-kilowatt biomass facility in Bukidnon.

Recently, the Cagayan Electric Power and Light Co. (CEPALCO) launched an advocacy program championing solar photovoltaic (PV) plants as the fastest solution to address the looming power shortage in Mindanao.

“Once the ERC releases the FIT-All Rates, embedded solar power plants can be set up within the franchise areas of private power utilities and electric coops in Mindanao within seven months from the start of the project,” said Engr. David A. Tauli, senior vice president for engineering of CEPALCO. At present, there are 13 large-scale solar projects planned for Mindanao with a rated capacity of 260MW to be located in the cities of Cagayan de Oro, Davao,

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THE Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) has rolled out a program that seeks to transform agrarian reform beneficiaries into entrepreneurs by providing them support services to increase their income.

Agrarian Undersecretary for Support Services Jerry Pacturan said the Agrarian Reform Community Connectivity and Economic Support Services (ARCCESS) will teach farmers agri-business technologies to help them establish farm enterprises.

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