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Urduja here in Cagayan de Oro

Thursday, November 26, 2009 |

Urduja damages almost 60 million here in Cagayan de Oro from the infrastructures, fisheries, livestock and crops in just two days.

It also affected 5521 families, in which more than 20,000 individuals affected. This typhoon left three people died and injured individuals as well.

Some of the areas that hit by the typhoon are Balingasag, Alubijid, El Salvador, Lagonglong, Jasaan, Balingoan, Manticao, Tagoloan, Opol, Salay, Magsaysay, Villanueva and even Gingoog City.

MisOr Meteors wrest ASEAN Basketball Championship

Monday, November 9, 2009 |

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY - Philippines’ Misamis Oriental Meteors wrested the championship title at the expense of the host team Guangxi China, 83-75, in the 2nd China-Asean Basketball Tournament ultimate match-up that was held in Pingguo County, Guangxi, China last October 24, 2009.

Misamis Oriental Governor Oscar S. Moreno’s Meteors, the Liga Pilipinas’ second conference champion, earned its way to the top spot in Group A averaging 92.5 points per game after four outings.

The Meteors had a blowout victory against Malaysia, 105-65 in the opening match last October 19 and subsequently charred three other national teams, that of Vietnam, 88-56, Hongkong, 82-68 and arranged for a semi-final encounter against Singapore.

Under the mentorship of veteran head coach Jun Noel, Meteors’ top-gunner Patrick Cabahug conspired with power forward Erian Daja and pointguard Khael Misa for a 33-point drubbing of Singapore (2-1), 95-62.

In Group B, China’s Guanxi team also swept all its assignments; dumped Singapore in the opener, 84-51, crushed Myanmar, 81-45, and toyed with Laos, 104-73. Thus, the host team had to face China’s other team, Hongkong (2-1) in a semi-final game, and subsequently outscored the former British colony, 80-73.

After losing to the Philippines’ MisOr Meteors, Guangxi settled for the second place while Hongkong salvaged the third spot. Singapore was relegated to fourth, followed by Malaysia, Vietnam, Myanmar and Laos.

“Am so happy with the performance of our team! Congratulations to coach Jun Noel and to all team members,” said Governor Moreno during his weekly public affairs television program, Ang Lalawigan Karon (The Province Now).

The 2nd China-Asean Basketball Tournament was organized by the Basketball Administrative Center of the General Sports Administration of China, co-organized by the Administration of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region and the People’s Government of Balse City, and the support of the People’s Government of Pingguo County, Guangxi Ball Games Development Center, and Guangxi Basketball Association. [Misamis Oriental Provincial Press Office/Uriel C. Quilinguing]

ASEAN CHAMPIONS. Team members of Misamis Oriental Governor Oscar S. Moreno’s Meteors under the mentorship of head coach Jun Noel (4th from right, back row) celebrating their championship victory over China’s Guangxi team, 83-75, Oct. 24, 2009 during the 2nd China-ASEAN Basketball Tournament in Guangxi, China. Photo Supplied

Franchise Guru Speaks

Saturday, November 7, 2009 |


The schedule for this event will be in Davao City (Nov. 26, 09 – Antonio’s Bar and Grill – F. Torres Street, Davao City) and in Cagayan de Oro City (Nov. 28, 09 – Tita Fannies Liempo and Chicken Haus – Corrales Street, Cagayan de Oro City). The event will start from 9am until 5pm (a whole day event).

Some topics to tackle:
  1. Basics of Franchising
  2. Successful way to Invest in a Franchise
  3. Responsible and “pseudo” Franchising
  4. Success and Failures – How and Why?
  5. Franchise Offerings
It is highly recommended to all the students, OFW’s, retirees or even you have an existing business. If you want to join, all you have to do is to pay the seminar fee of 800 Pesos which includes the lunch, snack, free cd on franchising and the important of it, is the certificate that you can get. For additional inquiries, you can call (02) 359-6801 or 0922-832-8380 and look for Arnel or you can contact them through email: franchisemarketingphil@gmail.comJustify Full

MisOr PPOC Gears for Drug Prevention Week Celebration

Thursday, November 5, 2009 |

Symposia, brass-band showdown, anti-drug concerts, and radio plug and television ad contests are among the activities to drumbeat the drug abuse prevention campaign in Misamis Oriental, according to the organizers of this year’s National Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Week.

Spearheaded by the Misamis Oriental Provincial Peace and Order Council (PPOC), the weeklong celebration will kick-off on November 14 with a launching program and the culmination activity on November 20, all of these will be at the provincial capitol ground.

Misamis Oriental Governor Oscar S. Moreno, chair of the PPOC, Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) 10 regional director Gilberto B. Abanto Jr. and Philippine National Police (PNP) 10 regional director Chief Supt. Danilo Empedrad are expected to give their messages during the opening program, anchored on the this year’s theme, “Kilos Pamayanan: Sa Droga Patuloy na Lumban”.

PPOC executive officer Teodoro A. Sabuga-a, head of the provincial social welfare and development office, said that before the opening program, a motorcade on Cagayan de Oro City’s main streets will be held.

Sabuga-a said that the motorcade will be participated in members of the PPOC and Municipal Peace and Order Councils, municipal officials, police and military officers, personnel from the Department of Education (DedEd) and Commission on Higher Education (CHEd), and representatives of non-governmental organizations and other regional line agencies.

Meanwhile, PDEA 10 regional director Abanto announced that their office will be conducting symposia and film showing in various secondary schools and colleges in Cagayan de Oro and Misamis Oriental as well as in selected barangays, all geared toward creating greater awareness of the menace of drug and substance abuse.

He said they have already invited rehabilitated drug dependents to share their first-hand experiences during these symposia.

Moreover, to sustain the drug prevention campaign, the PPOC has also launched a radio plug and television advertisement competition which is open to all interested individuals, including professional broadcasters and mass media practitioners.

Provincial Press Office head Maricel CasiƱo Rivera, who also heads the PPOC publicity committee, emphasized that the content of the radio plug and TV ad must be engaging, relevant and appropriate to desired audience.

Rivera said the entries, which must be submitted to the Misamis Oriental PPO not later than 5 p.m. of November 11, 2009, will be judged according to content (25%), visual design (30%), concept (25%), and quality of craft (20%). Cash prizes await the top three winners of both contest categories; P10,000 for first place, P7,000 for second place, and P5,000 for third place. Winning entries will become properties of the PPOC and would eventually be aired on all radio and television stations, she added.

Other highlights of the drug abuse prevention and control week celebration include brass-band exhibition interspersed by performances of Cagayan de Oro Dance Sports Council members at 2 p.m. on November 12 and the anti-drug concert of the members of the Samahan ng mga Mag-aawit and Musikero ng Kagay-an (Sammaka) at 5 p.m. on November 20, and will be followed by a culmination program. [MisOr PPO/Uriel C. Quilinguing]

Lutong Bahay ni Aling Cora

Wednesday, November 4, 2009 |





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