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Fitness First MeansSafety First

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CDO Rugby Football Club playing tag-rugby during one of their training sessions at the Pelaez Sports Center. Photo by SHAUN UY

One of the essentials in maintaining fitness is exercise. Fortunately,

Cagayan de Oro has an accessible and affordable sports facility to engage on those physical routines where one can jog, swim, and play sports like football. Located in the middle of downtown CDO is Pelaez Sports Center where the entrance fee for the swimming pool and the track and field are P100 and P15 respectively. Yes, that cheap.

However, the last time that I jogged at Pelaez was a disappointing experience. The rubber matts are in terrible condition. They were dilapidated that formed holes and humps.

I bumped and almost fell few

times. God forbids but if someone falls and gets injured because of these neglected facilities, who would be held liable? Is it the provincial government of Misamis Oriental that manages the sports complex?

People pay for the use of the sports complex. Where do these daily collections go? One can’t separate safety from health. I just hope that whoever is responsible for the maintenance of Pelaez Sports Complex has seen this as a serious matter that needs to be dealt with the soonest. In the Philippines, people in authority have the tendency to react only after something bad happens.n MICHAEL RAY

CDO’s betto the

Mutya ng Pilipinas 2014

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Maria Leslie Angelina Ghan will represent Cagayan de Oro in the Mutya ng Pilipinas 2014. The coronation night will be held on August 12, 2014 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Quezon City. It will be shown on GMA7 on a delayed telecast at 10:30 PM. There are thirty lovely ladies coming from different cities and provinces in the country that will compete in one of the country’s most coveted crowns.

Leslie joined Miss Cagayan de Oro 2012 together with her twin sister Elaine. Both of them won 2nd and 3rd-runner up respectively.

Let us support Leslie in her quest to become the Mutya ng Pilipinas 2014. n MICHAEL RAY

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ALA MODEOWEN JAEN

AUGUST RUSH

No, I am not referring to the movie of the same title but the frenzy

when August comes rushing in! The City fiesta of Cagayan

de Oro is just a few sleeps away and the energy is already starting to build up this early. The annual parade, beauty pageant, concerts, competitions and gigs are already being hyped up. This means that indeed Cagayan de Oro is on a roll and there’s no stopping the Cagayanons from having a good time!

I am excited to witness particularly this year’s street carnival, a Mardi Gras-like dance festival in the streets of Cagayan de Oro, a first in the history of the city’s celebration. Of course, the Higantes, the giant figures of the prominent personalities of the city will be paraded again this year and hopefully with addition of a few more key people worthy to be given such a tribute.

And the much anticipated Miss Cagayan de Oro? I already have my top five bets in mind but you have to watch the grand coronation night at the Limketkai Atrium and witness first-hand the grandest and finest beauty search on this side of the Philippines.

On the arts and culture side, we also have an upcoming concert of CDO’s own, international concert pianist Rudolf Golez this coming August 9 at the Rodelsa Hall. This one’s interesting since it will feature an all Chopin program. If you’re a classical music buff, don’t miss out on this one!

And if you want to extend the party atmosphere, why not hop to the neighboring province of Bukidnon and celebrate the Kaamulan with them! I heard this one’s the grandest ever so better take on the bus and head on up to cool Bukidnon!

And oh, August also means, midterm exams! Ha ha. That’s either something to look forward to or a date to dread. For students and teachers, it’s the eyebrow squinting moment before going out to celebrate. Either way, it’s a moment they cannot just skip by.

August has just started but with all these numerous activities lined up for everyone, before we know it, the month’s about to end. So, get ready for an exciting August! Have a wonderful and fantastic month ahead!

A bientôt! (see you later!)

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HAVE MY SAYKLAUS DORING

BEAT THE BLUES!

The more rainy days - the more people feel low. Not really depressed but a bit lack luster. Especially during Sundays or the first days of a

longer vacation. Living in the Philippines is also much more

different than in my home country Germany. As expatriate, I learned to change my lifestyle here. I don't want to give suggestions or advices "about what to eat and to drink", or, better "what NOT"! Other experts and fellow columnist might to that much better.

However, I experienced myself that some simple things are really working well:

Distract yourself: the last thing you should do is lying in the bed wallowing in self-pity. It's better to distract yourself with a dose of normality.

Watching a movie (possible not a drama or tragedy!) or even cleaning the kitchen on a Sunday can help.

Important is, that you move away from where you feel bad. I mostly love to re-arrange my office at home or do a simple walk around into the nature. It does really miracles.

Forgive someone: when you forgive someone or even yourself, you release anger and resentment that’s bogging you down.

If you remain angry, you're carrying all negative of the day and maybe from the whole world.

Check the news: there is already enough negativism. Natural disasters, war, corruption, incompetent politicians, bullying neighbors, etc.

Switch to realistic thinking: the happy medium between rose-tined positive thinking and beat-

yourself-up-negativity is when you can say, "Okay, I am having a bad day, but it doesn't make me feel a failure", instead of, "I feel awful and/or my life is awful".

The last will only make you feel worse.Develop a positive attitude: I met several

expatriates, who love to complain about everything and everyone.

I try my best to stay away from them. Nowhere on earth is paradise! Examine your thoughts and perceptions, and replace unhelpful thoughts patterns with a more positive approach.

The difference between a happy person and someone who is really depressed isn't, that one has all world's luck. But, they perceive what's happening to them differently.

Do a life audit: some people become stuck in a rut because they don't take time to work out where they are heading.

Try to make decisions to change your life and ask yourself what is getting in your way and what can you do about it.

It is the same principle as going through your cupboards and tossing out the clothes that don't fir you any more.

If there are no uses, they are just cluttering your life. And remember, you might even laugh about it later. Stop crying to "cope" (making sure everything goes smoothly!) and deal with life more simply.

I'll be heading to Manila again after finishing some more articles. I am pretty sure, not everything will go smoothly. But I'll be doing my best to boost my mind and beat the blues!

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Ideas, comments or suggestions? Email me: doringklaus@gmail.com or follow me in Facebook or Twitter

or visit www.germanexpatinthephilippines.blogspot.com or www.klausdoringsclassicalmusic.blogspot.com.

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LIMA, Batangas -- Motorcycle fans in the Philippines can now add two new motorcycles to their wish lists.

Yamaha officially unveiled the XTZ 125 and Serow 250 for the Philippine market at the Yamaha Off-Road Media Day, held last Thursday, July 31, at Lima, Batangas.

The event featured different activities, which were highlighted by the Enduro race, where Spyder provided the goggles for the participants.

Eleven 2-man teams raced to win prizes using the all-new ZTX 125, at the race track of Yamaha assembly plant in Lima, Batangas last Thursday, during the Enduro Friendly Challenge.

The winners of the race are Mel Aquino and Chico Garcia (1st place) of Motorcycle World Magazine; Emmanuel Balmes and Edward Navarro (2nd place) of Motorista Magazine; and Lester Dizon and Edward Dangan (3rd place).

First placers got Go Pro Camera each and a trophy, while the runners up went home with gift certificates and trophies. All racing teams went home with new helmets and goggles courtesy of Spyder.

First showcased at the Yamaha International Show last month, both the XTZ 125 and Serow 250 are dual sports bikes that boast great rides on city roads and on rough terrain.

The XTZ is a lightweight, high performance bike that features smooth drivability and reliability. It is also fuel efficient with an 11-liter fuel capacity. Optimized for going off road, the bike has a long suspension travel and adjustable rear shock. In addition, the bike's front tire (80/90-21) is larger than the rear tire (110/80-18), Yamaha Philippines President Toru Osugi during the press conference held Thursday, at the Yamaha assembly plant in Lima, Batangas.

"The unit assures an easy, safe and

comfortable ride with its compact body, stable full HT steel frame and engine guard," Mr. Osugi said.

The Serow 250, on the other hand, features excellent mmaneuverability suited for mountain trails. "The maximum turning angle of the bike's handlebar is 51 degrees. It has a short wheelbase (1,360 mm) and a tight turning radius," he added.

The bike also features a powerful torque and a fuel-injected engine. The Serow 250 also assures an easy ride with low-seat height of 810 mm. It has a fuel capacity of 9.8 liters.

The XZT 125 is now available with a suggested retail price of P81,900, and interested buyers will get their hands on the Serow 250 real soon, since it will be offered in September with the suggested price of P229,000.

The ZXT 125 is available in white and blue while the Serow 250 comes in beige or white/green. n CHENG ORDONEZ

Yamaha Philippines President Toru Osugi and BusinessWeekMindanao Publisher Dante M. Sudaria.

BWM Group Publisher Dante M. Sudaria on the Yamaha XTZ 125.

Yamaha unveils 2 new motorbikes for PHL market

July 28 - August 3, 2014 | The Cagayan de Oro TIMES 7Feature

DANIEL PADILLA LIVE IN SUBIC

Daniel Padilla’s fan base in Subic are up for an exciting treat this August,

as PrimeroAsiano Company Corporation – an established events and advertising company which aims to promote the best of Subic through big happenings and events in cooperation with MyPhone – presents the Subic Leg of this teen pop’s highly successful road tour on August 9, 2014 at the Subic Bay Exhibition and Convention Center (SBECC).

Kathryn Bernardo, Parking Five Kris Angelica, and Guadings join in the tour as special guests.

The Daniel Padilla Road Tour gained a strong following, locally and abroad, since it started 3 years ago. It boasts of “sold out shows” in all of its concert legs.

Subic fans should grab this rare chance to be up close and personal with their idol and hear him sing live fans’favorites like Hinahanap-hanap Kita, Gusto Kitaand Nasa Iyo Na AngLahat.

Tickets (priced at Reserved: Php 2,500; VIP1: Php 1,500; VIP2: Php 1,000; Patron: Php 750 and Gen. Ad: Php 500) are available at all SM tickets, First Asian Resources (SBMA building 206, beside Dispensary, Telephone: 0929-8562177; 0932-1664343), Pandayan Bookstores, SBMA tourism, MyCatv-all branches, Photogenics Studios andMicrohms Lights and Sounds- Balanga, Bataan. Group discounts are available if you purchase at least ten (10) tickets before the end of July.

For interested sponsors, please contact 0917-3895099.

This DANIEL PADILLA ROAD TOUR 2014-SUBIC LEG is made possible with the support of AYU Poco a Poco Hotel, Poco

a Poco Hotel, Subic Bay Peninsular, Kitchen To-ma-to, Photogenics Studios, MyCATV, KFC, Pizza Hut, Royal Duty Free Shop-SBMA and Victory Liner.

Proceeds of the event will be for the benefit of “Sinag Sped Center”, a special school for Autism in Olongapo City.

July 28 - August 3, 2014| The Cagayan de Oro TIMES8Arts & Culture

Higalaay, the Kagay-an festival aimed to foster friendship among peoples become more colorful and lively with the newest street festival to hit

the city – The Cagayan de Oro Carnival, an explosion of colors and synchronized dancing accompanied by rich rhythmic musicality promoting global cultures. Dazzling costumes and infectious dance beats will fill the streets in a dance mania Cagayan de Oro Style.

To add more sizzle and pizzazz, a Carnival Queen will be chosen from among the muses of the participating contingents. This event is indeed a fitting celebration as the City of Golden Friendship emerges as one of the best livable and emerging cities in the world.

The Cagayan Carnival will be on August 24, 2014 at 2 o’ clock in the afternoon. The street dance parade starts at the Rodelsa Circle in Paseo del Rio to Don Apolinar Velez Street and commences in Kiosko Kagawasan, Divisoria Plaza.

Interested groups may visit the City Tourism Office for contest rules and registration forms or call 9088188185. Initial briefing will be on August 2, 2pm at the City Tourism Hall. Deadline for application is August 12, 2014.

The floodgates of Heaven opened with a deluge of blessings to Liceo U's first triumphant feat in interschool competition this year by

winning Champion in the 5th St. Paul National Bible Quiz regional round, qualifying the University to the nationals.

Jennyfer Behiga, Claire Gigje and Angelyne Bonani competed against 25 other schools, which are mostly sectarian schools in Northern Mindanao. They emerged first placers and are set to represent Region X on September 20, 2014 at SMX Convention Center in Pasay City.

Adelante!

Carnival,CdeO Style!

Liceo U to representRegion X

in National Bible Quiz

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Filinvest CYR Sales Force with Baan Barangay Chair Gemma Tabada welcome guests to the Baan Fiesta Celebration recently hosted by the FHB Clubhouse. Filinvest Homes Butuan, located along the National Highway (Davao-Butuan-Cagayan Road) at Km. 3 Bgy. Baan, is less than a kilometer from the Butuan city proper.

Rep. Lawrence Fortun (Agusan del Norte, 1st District) with Filinvest Land Inc. Area General Manager Ara Solidum and Filinvest Homes Butuan sales force during the recent Bgy. Baan Fiesta and FHB sales presentation held at the

Rep. Lawrence Fortun (1st District, Agusan del Norte) views a scale model of Filinvest Homes Butuan with Filinvest Land Inc. North Mindanao Area General Manager Ara Solidum during the recent Bgy. Baan Fiesta

Activity Area of the FHB Clubouse. L-R : Virtullo Viscaya. Rep. Lawrence Fortun, Daisy, Rey Sabuero, Leslie Tiempo, AGM Arabelle Solidum. Filinvest Homes Butuan, located along the National Highway (Davao-Butuan-Cagayan Road) at Km. 3 Bgy. Baan, is less than a kilometer from the Buutan city proper.

celebration held at the FHB Clubhouse. Also in photo are Baan Barangay Chair Gemma Tabada and FHB Sales Force Head Virtullo Viscaya. Filinvest Homes Butuan, located along the National Highway (Davao-Butuan-Cagayan Road) at Km. 3 Bgy. Baan, is less than a kilometer from the city proper.

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The Dalai Lama once said, “Just as ripples spread out when a single pebble is dropped into water,

the actions of individuals can have far reaching effects.” Just like him, I am a firm believer that a positive deed by an individual will create a multiplier effect to the entire community.

When JCI Kagayhaan Gold through their Project Chair Engelbert Ubay-ubay invited our team, the Cagayan de Oro Rugby Football Club to participate in their annual mangrove tree planting activity, I did not hesitate to offer our help and gladly said yes right away. I knew that it would be a great opportunity to work together with other organized groups to give back to nature whatever blessings that came our way from the past year.

Although the weather was not looking too kind last July 27, we drove to the rallying point and met with the other groups before proceeding to the planting site in Barangay Baybay, Alubijid, Misamis Oriental. Several groups joined the event that included Cagayan de Oro Rugby Club, Masons CDO Lodge 298, Philippine Air Force-8th Reserve Center, Lotus Sutra Research Group, SAE Fraternity and CDO Eagles Club.

I must admit once we turned off the main highway towards the site, I was a little concerned that our car would get stuck on the muddy path. Some of the houses we drove past on route were badly damaged from previous storms and the muddy track made the drive challenging so we decided to park the car

in a safe place and walked the rest of the road toward the meeting area.

Upon arriving at the site, we were greeted by smiling kids and friendly locals from the small village living along the coast. After the usual introduction of participants, Barangay Chairman Leonardo Suezo demonstrated how to plant a mangrove seedling and reminded us on how all the hard work can be wasted if the seedlings are not properly planted as the current or bad weather can uproot and wash them away easily.

And so we planted with these precautions in mind.

The organizers later informed us that the participants planted 3,000 mangrove seedlings that day, a great display of solidarity and sense of responsibility dedicated to Mother Nature.

OF RIPPLES, MANGROVESANDRUGBY

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OF RIPPLES, MANGROVESANDRUGBYHaving spent 27 years in the UK

where my experience in community outreach usually involve feeding programs to homeless people in London, coming back to the Philippines a couple of years ago gave me more opportunities to initiate and partake in outreach programs which have given me a wider insight and better perspective about life. Establishing the Cagayan de Oro Rugby Football Club has not only provided kids with an avenue to engage in sports but also helped others who are in need with our own community social responsibility programs, “Help Change the Life of a Child”, “Give Blood, Play Rugby” and “Clean Beach, Play Rugby”. Participating in a tree planting activity complements our community advocacies hence we grabbed the opportunity to

join JCI-KG in their annual mangrove planting activity.

We all have different reasons why we initiate or participate in community outreach activities. For CDO RFC Team, we believe that these causes solidify our sense of brotherhood as we all get to spend some time together knowing that we have collectively shared our efforts to a particular project. We also hope that in doing or supporting these projects, it will inspire the youth and other members of the society to participate more in projects that are worthwhile for the community.

As for myself, I just want to make a positive dent to somebody’s life, to the community and to the people of Cagayan de Oro who have embraced me as one of their own. I am hopeful that this will

inspire other people to become more proactive in giving back and paying forward, believing that in one way or another, that small deed will eventually ripple into bigger things.

We would like to acknowledge our Club Partners and Sponsors such as Healthy Cells Nutrition Club, Tri Star Paints & Construction Supply, Great White Water Tours, Sprint Multisport, Parasat HD, Dahilayan Adventure Park, Primavera Residences, BigyBoi Convenience Store, Smart, Del Monte Phils., Cagayan de Oro Times, Mindanao Daily News, Sun Star Cagayan de Oro, ABS-CBN Northern Mindanao (MOR, TV Patrol and Pamahaw Espesyal) and other blogsites who all have contributed to the grassroots rugby development in CDO. n NOEL VILLA

Photos courtesy of CDO RFC

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Aiming to achieve the 2020 vision for Barangay Lapasan, Xavier

University - Governance and Leadership Institute (XU-GLI) conducted a finalization workshop on Barangay Development Planning for the officials and sitio leaders on July 21-22 held at Manresa Tagbuan Center, Upper Carmen of this city.

Under the supervision of Brgy Lapasan chairperson Omar Labuntog, the 2020 Vision sees Lapasan as a “livable community with self-reliant and engaged citizens.” To achieve this, it has identified 8 goals:1. Improved Peace and Order

2. Attained Sustainable Environment 3. Achieved Economic Well-Being 4. Ensured Good Governance 5. Enhanced Infrastructure 6. Increased Access to Education 7. Guaranteed Good Health for All 8. Succeeded in Disaster Risk Reduction and Management.

Among the activities in the workshop included the identification of the barangay’s vision and goals, enumeration of success indicators for each goal and the familiarization of leadership styles in the

implementation of programs. The finalization workshop

is last of the series of the entire planning workshop, which was aimed at cascading the set plan and establishing ownership among grassroots leaders. It highlighted effective local governance as the main vehicle to success in the local government.

XU, through its Governance and Leadership Institute of the Research and Social Outreach (RSO) Cluster, continues to engage in governance as one of its thematic areas for the University’s greater societal engagement.

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Director of XUGLI, Dr. Dixon Yasay during the workshop held for the leaders of Barangay Lapasan.

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Centrio’s activity center was jam-packed with well-

regarded entrepreneurs and business tycoons as Business Week Mindanao, together with its sister publications, awarded fifteen business individuals and organizations at the 2014 Mindanao Business Leaders Awards last July 26 with the theme “Celebration of the Island’s Business Successes.”

For the third time in its five years of existence, Business Week Mindanao consistently gave recognition to the most deserved magnates that have massively contributed to the economic development of Mindanao.

One of the fifteen awardees was Primavera Residences’ own developer, Italpinas Euroasian Design and Eco-Development Corporation (ITPI), which received the Special Award in the Alternative Energy category.

“I am very honored

to receive this award on behalf of Italpinas,” said Primavera Residences VP and General Manager Cheryll Barriga, who accepted the award. “We share this award to our fellow Kagay-anons as we continue to provide them a greener place to live in,” Barriga added.

Aside from Italpinas, other awardees included Sumipro Phils. Inc., which won under the Agri-business category, 1st Valley Bank for Finance and Banking, FICCO for Cooperative Banking, Alrose Group of Companies for Food Manufacture & Marketing, A BROWN Company for Housing and Realty Development, Royal Mandaya Hotel for Hotel Industry, Dahilayan Adventure Park for Resorts and Tourism Development, Phoenix Petroleum Philippines for Mega Entrepreneur, Salay Handmade Paper Industries for Social Entrepreneur, JCA Realty for Service Entrepreneur, ANAKCIANO, Inc./Lechon

Manok ni Sr. Pedro for Food Production Entrepreneur, Work Area Business Center for Business Entrepreneur, Yulo Tee/GTY Marketing for Trading Entrepreneur, and Oro Asian Automotive Center Corporation for Transport Industry.

“The awardees and nominees are the driving force of Mindanao’s successes, instrumental in molding the region into what it is today, a shining example to the world which Mindanaoans should recognize through media. Leaders are forged by circumstances and each of us has to play our part,” said Business Week Mindanao President and CEO Dante Sudaria.

Italpinas accepts Special Award in Alternative Energyat the 2014 Mindanao Business Leaders Awards

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