Rice production up despite `Yolanda`

Transcription

y m c k
P7.00
y m c k
http://www.thedailyguardian.net [emails: [email protected] l [email protected]]
 Entered as Second Class Mail at Iloilo City Post Office
Three cops test
positive for drugs
vol. xii No. 295
PAGES
Western Visayas, Philippines = 20
2 Sections
= Friday, April 11, 2014
PDEA to
report noncompliant
barangays
By Tara Yap
THREE police officers in
Iloilo province might be
dismissed from the PNP
after testing positive for
illegal drug use.
By Louine Hope Conserva
and F. Allan L. Angelo
“This is unfortunate. We
may lose three cops,” said
Senior Supt. Cornelio Salinas,
Iloilo Provincial Police Office
(IPPO) director.
The findings on the three
cops are the result of a random
drug test conducted on 45 of
the more than 1,700 IPPO
officers last April 8-9.
Salinas refused name the
cops and the units where they
are assigned.
Salinas said that their ranks
range from police officer (PO)
1 to PO3.
“Administrative and
criminal charges will be filed
against the three cops. They
can contest the findings of the
random drug test through legal
means,” he said.
THE Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) said it
will inform the Department of
Interior and Local Government
(DILG) of barangays that failed
to submit reports on the illegal
drug situation in their communities.
PDEA Regional Director
Paul Ledesma said that only 33
of the 180 barangays in Iloilo
City have complied with the
memorandum circulars issued
by the DILG mandating barangay officials to submit a list of
drug users and pushers in their
villages.
Ledesma said he will forward the report to the DILG
regional office on April 16 as he
already gave the barangay leaders enough time to comply.
Iloilo City barangay leaders
PDEA /p11
POLICE officers simulate the proper way to arrest a suspected
criminal during the PNP annual general inspection. Three police
officers assigned in Iloilo province might be sacked from service
for alleged illegal drug use. (TDG file)
Rice production up Gang members tagged to septuagenarian’s murder
despite ‘Yolanda’
By F. Allan L. Angelo
By Wenceslao E. Mateo Jr.
SUPER Typhoon Yolanda did not hurt the rice production
of Western Visayas, the Department of Agriculture (DA-6)
said.
DA-6 regional director Larry P. Nacionales said rice production in the first quarter of 2014 was better compared to
last year.
Rice yield in the first three months of 2014 were planted late
last year. Yolanda hit the country on November 8, 2013.
“Rice production for the first quarter of this year even outpaced last year’s for the same period by 17 percent. Yolanda
destroyed only about 51,000 metric tons of rice, which is a
little over 10 percent of the production in the first quarter of
2013,” Nacionales said.
The yield from January to March 2014 is more or less
580,000 metric tons (MT), or about 1,000 MT more than the
480,000 MT production for the same period last year.
Nacionales said that the high rice production is due to the
resiliency of rice varieties, the introduction of the best certified
seeds, and less infestations in the rice fields, among others.
A GANG of minors is believed to be behind
the death of a septuagenarian in Mandurriao, Iloilo City more than a week ago.
Senior Insp. Leah Rose Peña, Mandurriao police chief, said they will file charges
against the new suspects for the murder
of Nilda Laoang, 77, of Brgy. Housing,
Mandurriao.
Laoang was found dead inside her house
on March 30, 2014. She succumbed to hard
blows to her head and stab wounds.
The suspects include Laoang’s 16-yearold house help, Donna (not her real name) a
certain Ban-Ban and two other minors.
The police initially detained trisikad
driver Alex Majinal, 49, also of Brgy. Housing after he was fingered by Donna as the
prime suspect.
Donna said that she was the one who
opened the back gate to Majinal and an
C
unidentified companion around 12:30am
of March 30.
But the lack of additional eyewitness
accounts and inconsistencies in the house
help’s statement prompted the police to
release Majinal from detention sans any
charges filed.
After follow up investigations, Peña said
Donna cracked and pointed to another set
of suspects.
Gang members /p11
ONLU CUSTOMS BROKERAGE & CARGO HANDLING SERVICES
Door No. 3, One Rodolfo Place Corner Montinola
& Muelley Loney Sts. Brgy. Pres. Roxas Iloilo City
We provide for all your Importation & Exportation needs:
l
l
l
l
Tariff Consultancy
Import/Export Documentation
Customs Clearance
Exemption processing
l
l
l
l
Application/Renewal of Accreditation
Trucking Services
Freight Forwarding
Ship Agency
Cell No: 0917-623-2100
Telefax:(033) 509-81-82
(033) 336-38-32
(033) 396-43-60
y m c k
y m c k
Email: [email protected]
[email protected]
2
TopNews
Friday, April 11, 2014
Guardian
the daily
Western Visayas Most
Read and Respected
Sicogon redevelopment
underway amid conflicts
By Tara Yap
THE redevelopment of Sicogon Island in Carles,
Iloilo is ongoing despite the raging agrarian dispute
between the owners and some residents.
The Sicogon Development Corp. (SIDECO)
said that the island will be ready to once again
welcome tourists by 2016.
“We’re ready to accept tourists by the time
when we will have our soft opening,” said
Dave Sarrosa, SIDECO vice president for
development.
The Sarrosa clan led by twin brothers Edgardo
and Edmund met Iloilo Gov. Arthur Defensor Sr.
at the Iloilo Provincial Capitol Thursday.
The company owns majority of the island
which preceded Boracay as the country’s
premier beach destination.
Sarrosa said they are now in the first phase
of redevelopment as it is poised to sign an
agreement with one of the country’s biggest
property developers.
Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) is reportedly interested
in redeveloping Sicogon Island.
Although former ALI president and CEO
Antonino Aquino confirmed their interest in
Sicogonlast week, nothing is concrete yet because
of various problems in the island.
Aquino stepped down as ALI president and
CEO but he remains a member of the firm’s board
of directors.
SIDECO’s plan to revive the island was met by
opposition from people who constructed informal
settlements in Sicogon.
The primary oppositors to the redevelopment
are members of the Federation of Sicogon
Island Farmers and Fisherfolks Association
(FESIFFA).
Sarrosa said that SIDECO has already started
renovating its airport, which was operational
during the island’s heydays between 1970s to
early 1980s. The 1.3-kilometer airstrip can
accommodate 80-seater aircrafts.
SIDECO is also upgrading its existing jetty
ports and the construction of road networks that
link the three villages of the island.
Sarrosa assured the informal settlers of the
island that they will be the recipients of housing
packages for relocation offered by SIDECO.
Defensor suggested a multi-stakeholders
dialogue to come up with a win-win solution that
will expedite revival of Sicogon.
Man riddled COA: Buy standard CCTV cameras
with bullets
MYSTERY surrounds the case of a cock
farm caretaker who was riddled with
bullets in Mandurriao, Iloilo City.
Eladio “Boyet” Sesteñe, 45, a native
of Guimaras but residing in Sitio San
Vicente, Brgy. Hibao-an Sur, Mandurriao was found dead 8am Thursday.
Sesteñe’s brother-in-law Pedro
Busil found the victim beside the nipa
hut where h`e stays.
Busil said that they last saw Sesteñe
around 11pm Wednesday when he
dropped by their house.
At around 11:30pm, they heard
three gun shots but no one reported the
incident to the police.
According the initial investigation
of the Scene of the Crime Operations
(SOCO), Sesteñe succumbed to 12 gunshot wounds in his chest and back.
Police recovered from the crime
scene 16 empty shells and 5 live bullets
of caliber .9mm.
Busil and Sesteñe’s sister Elena
believe the suspect might be a friend
of the victim.
THE Commission on Audit (COA) cautioned
barangay officials of Iloilo City against buying
substandard closed circuit TV (CCTV) cameras for
their villages.
Mark Donald Sequio, COA representative who
attended the meeting of the Iloilo CCTV Council
Thursday, said barangay officials might encounter
problems if they buy damaged security gadgets.
Sequio asked the council, the National
Telecommunications Commission and Liga
ng mga Barangay-Iloilo City president Carlos Guarin to help barangay officials in the
acquisition of CCTV cameras.
Guarin and Association of Barangay CaptainsJaro president Eva Palmejar said they will coordinate
with fellow barangay leaders in the installation of
the CCTV cameras.
Garin said there is no law which compels barangays to install security cameras.
“But we will appeal to them that they should
have the CCTV as this is a great help in monitoring
criminal activities in their barangays. It is also a big
help to the police in identifying and apprehending
suspected criminals,” he said.
The CCTV Council also received requests to
install cameras in public markets.
“There may be a problem here as the markets
are not earning, and even losing. The only way they
can have these CCTVs is if the mayor can provide
the funds or, as in the case of the 22 schools, a kind
donor surfaces to provide them,” said Councilor
Nielex Tupas, CCTV Council chairman.
The council reported that 267 private establishments have complied with the CCTV Ordinance.
The establishments include 174 pawnshops
and money changers; 38 banks; 16 malls,
supermarkets and outlets selling liquors; 20
hotels and private schools; and 9 gas stations
and terminals.
DPWH: Mayor knew road widening project
THE Department of Public
Works and Highways (DPWH)
disagreed with claims that it did
not coordinate with the Iloilo City
Government on widening project
of General Luna Street in City
Proper district.
Engr. Rodney Gustilo of the
Iloilo City Engineering District said
DPWH regional director Edilberto
Tayao coordinated with Mayor Jed
Patrick Mabilog during their previous
meeting.
“Mayor Jed Patrick Mabilog has
knowledge on the project. During
the planning stage, we have asked
permission from him about the
proposed road widening,” he said.
Gustilo said that they did not inform
the City council of the project.
“After asking permission from
the mayor, we proceeded with the
implementation since we already
received the budget and awarded the
project to the contractor,” he said.
Gustilo said that they will secure a
permit from the city government and
the City Environment and Natural
Resources (CENRO) before uprooting
the more than 50-year-old mountain
agojo to give way to the road widening
project.
“The written instruction is different
from the verbal instruction so we
will secure permit first to protect our
office.”
After a resolution was passed by the
city council opposing the act,
Gustilo said the DPWH will try to
preserve the trees on General Luna
Street after the City council passed a
resolution opposing the uprooting of
the agojo trees.
“ We a l s o u n d e r s t o o d t h e
positive effects of the trees in the
area. Our stand at the Iloilo City
Engineering District is to just go
with the preservation of trees in
consonance with the suggestions
of the city officials,” he said.
c m y k
c m y k
Guardian
the daily
Read and Respected
c m y k
c m y k
3
4
Region
Guardian
the daily
Read and Respected
Boracay land owners
question RPT increase
BORACAY Island – Property owners here
are facing 200 to 300 percent hike in real
property taxes (RPT) to be implemented by
the Malay municipal government in Aklan
next year.
A PNA report said the RPT hike is based on the
“Proposed New Schedule of Base Market Values
for 2015 General Revision” from the municipal
assessor’s office.
In a recently concluded public hearing here,
Boracay Foundation Inc. (BFI), a group of resort owners headed by Jony Salme, and other
landowners in the island appealed for staggered
increases as the sudden increase will burden busi-
nesses in the island.
The Sangguniang Panlalawigan (SP) of Aklan
assured Boracay landowners that the matter will
be further studied.
The new RPT schedule will take effect once
the provincial board approves the new Base
Market Values.
The provincial board said it can no longer
defer the RPT increase because the provincial
government has not implemented adjustments
due to previous calamities.
The board said there is a need to amend the
Base Market Values in real properties every eight
to 10 years.
No rabies cases ‘Selfie development’ in Boracay Island
in Antique so far
SAN JOSE, Antique – The
Provincial Health Office (PHO)
here said the province has not
recorded rabies cases from 2013
to the first quarter of 2014.
In a PIA report, Estrella A.
Vego, Provincial Rabies Control Coordinator of PHO, said
while thousands of patients
were reported bitten by dogs
and other animals, “we are
happy to note that we have no
rabies cases.”
“We also have no rabies related death since 2012,” said
Vego said around 3,315 animal bite cases were recorded
by the PHO last year. Dog bites
topped the list at 2,751 followed
by cats at 338.
The municipality of San Jose
has the most number of animal
bite cases recorded at 621 followed by Sibalom with 379 bite
cases and Hamtic with 372.
The PHO record on animal
bite shows that 1,739 males
were bitten while 1,576 patients
were females.
Victims below 15 years old
totaled 1,529 while those above
fifteen years old totaled 1,786
cases.
Vego said the patients were
treated with anti-rabies vaccine in bite centers in the
province.
Rabies is a viral disease
transmitted to man through the
bite of a rabid animals like dogs,
cats and many others.
Rabies remains as public
health problem in the Philippines, where approximately 300
to 600 Filipinos die of rabies
every year.
Dogs remain the principal
reservoir of rabies in the country. Thus, the most cost effective measure against rabies is
through vaccination of dogs;
education of dog owners and
the public on responsible pet
ownership.
Fire gobbles four
hectares of forest
KALIBO, Aklan – Some four hectares of forest land were razed
by a fire in Brgy. Nabaoy, Malay, Aklan.
FO3 Franklin Arobang of the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP)Boracay said a certain Catherine Fulgencio informed them Tuesday
afternoon of the fire atop the mountain in the said barangay.
BFP-Boracay immediately sought assistance from the nearby fire
station in Ibajay, Aklan which immediately dispatched fire fighters
from the TransAire Fire Rescue who helped quell the fire.
Arobang said it took the responding fire fighters four hours to
put out the blaze as the fire scene is some 500 meters away from
Fire gobbles/p5
BORACAY Island – This resort island is
undergoing “selfie” development to ensure
environmental sustainability, a Boracay
Redevelopment Task Force official said.
In a PNA report, Mabel Bacani said the
summer “selfie” shots of the island are
trending in both residents and tourists.
“We took ‘selfie’ shots in order for us
to know what and who we are. In the same
manner, we in the government took some
focus on Boracay in order to determine how
we could improve the tourism industry,”
said Bacani.
Selfie is a type of self-portrait photograph, typically taken with a hand-held
digital camera or camera phone. Selfies
are often associated with social networking sites.
The task force reported that only two establishments in the front beach with illegal
structures are up for demolition.
The massive demolition of illegal structures on the beach area started last year.
“As soon as we finish the demolition
process, we will be moving to Phase two
of the program,” she said.
Phase 2 includes demolition of illegal
structures in resorts affected by the 25+5
easement rule of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR).
Bacani said residents affected by the
easement rule will be exempted from demolition as ordered by the Department of
Tourism (DoT).
The redevelopment task force includes
the DENR, DoT, Department of Interior
and Local Government, the PNP and local
government of Malay, among others.
c m y k
News
Guardian
the daily
Read and Respected
5
RDC endorses 54MW
wind power project
THE Regional Development
Council (RDC-6) endorsed a
wind power project in Guimaras
Island during its First Quarter
Meeting for 2014 at Smallville 21 Hotel, Iloilo City last
week.
In a statement, Ro-Ann A.
Bacal, National Economic
and Development Authority
(NEDA) regional director and
RDC acting chairperson, said
the 54MW-San Lorenzo Wind
Power Project is a priority development project of Western
Visayas.
Bacal said the resolution is a
manifestation of RDC-6’s commitment to promote Western
Visayas as the country’s frontrunner in the use of renewable
energy mix by year 2020.
The project is also consistent
with the Regional Development
Plan 2014-2016.
The RDC also passed sev-
eral resolutions on the issues
of health, gender and land use
policy.
The wind farm project is
a P6.3-billion investment of
Trans-Asia Oil and Energy
Development Corp., the power generation arm of Phinma
Group of Companies.
The project straddles the villages of Cabano, Suclaran and
M. Chavez in the municipality
of San Lorenzo, Guimaras.
‘Don’t use gov’t cars
in Holy Week break’
THE Office of the Deputy Ombudsman for
Visayas warned government workers in Western
Visayas that they will face charges if they use
state-owned cars for out-of-town family vacations
during the Holy Week.
A PIA report said Deputy Ombudsman Pelagio Apostol issued the warning through Acting Ombudsman-Region 6 director Philip C.
Camiguing.
Apostol said those who violate the “red plate”
policy can be charged for violating Republic Act
No. 3019 (Anti-Graft and Corrupt Practices Act),
RA 6713 (Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards
for Government Officials and Employees) and
the Revised Administrative Code of the Philippines.
Commission on Audit (COA) circulars,
Government Accounting and Auditing Manual
and other executive issuances also prohibit the
use of government-owned vehicles for personal
purposes.
Ombudsman-6 appealed to the public to
be vigilant and report violations to the InterAgency Task-Force on Oplan Red Plate via
mobile numbers 0917-889-8662 (Ombudsman); 0915-539-1957 (COA); 0921-524-1312
Fire gobbless...
from p.4
the mountain top.
The responders had to lay
out their fire hoses through a
narrow trail before they could
reach the area to battle the
blaze.
Arobang said municipal
(Land Transportation Office); 0916-541-2152
or 0908-786-9948 (Civil Service Commission); 0999-995-5072 or 0917-323-3809 (PNP)
and 0920-945-9384 (Philippine Information
Agency).
The report must contain the red plate number;
color and type of the vehicle; place and time
where the vehicle is spotted and photograph, if
available.
Ombudsman-Visayas created the inter-agency
task force with partner agencies in March 2009
to campaign against improper use of government
vehicles.
The partner agencies include the COA, CSC,
LTO, PNP and PIA.
Evangeline G. Nuñal, Ombudsman-6 Public
Assistance Mediation and Graft Prevention Office
chief and Public Information Officer, said a total
of 106 government vehicles were apprehended
during the simultaneous Inter-Agency Oplan Red
Plate Operation conducted days before the Holy
Week of 2013.
During the said operation, a total of 39 vehicles were netted in Iloilo province; Negros
Occidental, 24; Capiz, 16; Aklan 14; Antique,
9; Guimaras, 4.
employees and barangay volunteers in Malay formed a “bucket
brigade” and joined the fire
fighting efforts.
BFP-Boracay under Inspector Joseph R. Cadag, who has
the jurisdiction over the fire station in mainland Malay, said a
lighted cigarette butt thrown by
a careless individual may have
ignited the forest fire.
Arobang said trees including
gmelina, mahogany and other
species were burned.
The BFP-Boracay has yet to
determine the monetary value
of the damage due to ongoing
probe. (PNA)
You can sit back and relax after your hectic workday; we’ll take care of everything else for you.
At Amigo Terrace Hotel, you may be a business traveler but you’ll feel right at home in any of our
luxurious rooms and suites. Our sumptuous furnishing, well-selected amenities, and
personalized service all come together to make your visit as smooth and enjoyable as possible.
Come and experience the difference in our boutique hotel today.
Corner Iznart and Delgado Streets, Iloilo City, 5000 Philippines
http://amigoterracehotel.com
Phone Number (033) 3350908
Fax Number (033) 3350610
Email:[email protected]
A boutique hotel property of
c m y k
6
Nation
Guardian
the daily
Read and Respected
Miriam urges pro-RH
groups to file appeal
MANILA - Senator Miriam
Defensor Santiago is urging proReproductive Health (RH) Law
groups to appeal the Supreme
Court’s decision upholding the
law but striking down eight
provisions.
Santiago, author and cosponsor of the law, said the RH
Law enjoys presumption of
constitutionality.
She said this dictates that
doubt should be resolved in favor of the law, and that the high
court should reconcile the law
with the Constitution.
“I humbly believe that after
due consideration, the Supreme
Court will find that the presumption of constitutionality in favor
of the law, and of good faith in
favor of Congress, will be sufficient to convince the Court
that all eight provisions are not
unconstitutional,” she said.
Santiago also said that under
the law, the burden of proof lies
on the party who alleges unconstitutionality.
The petitioners, according to
her, had failed to discharge the
burden of proof as regards the
struck-down provisions.
“In the eight provisions, the
petitioners failed to discharge
the burden of proof. It is not
entirely clear what quantum of
proof was applied by the court
to overcome the presumption of
constitutionality.”
“I support with full enthusiasm the move to file motions
for reconsideration. I am fairly
confident that a more exhaustive study of the principles of
constitutional law will support
a reconsideration of all eight
provisions,” Santiago said.
The provisions struck down
by the SC include the one com-
pelling private health facilities,
non-maternity specialty hospitals, and hospitals owned and
managed by religious groups
to refer reproductive health
patients not in an emergency
or life-threatening case to other
facilities.
Also included are the ones allowing minors who have suffered
miscarriage to have access to
family planning without parental
consent, as well as punishing a
health care provider who refuses/
fails to disseminate information
on reproductive health programs
or refer a patient to another
health care service provider.
The high court also decided
that a married individual cannot
undergo reproductive health
procedures without spousal
consent unless in emergency or
life-threatening situations. ABSCBNnews.com
PHL, Vietnamese navies
to unite against China
MANILA/HONG KONG - The Philippine Navy
will soon return to a South China Sea (West
Philippine Sea) island it lost to Vietnam 40 years
ago to drink beer and play volleyball with Vietnamese sailors, symbolizing how once-suspicious
neighbors are cooperating in the face of China’s
assertiveness in disputed waters.
Diplomats and experts describe the nascent
partnership as part of a web of evolving relationships across Asia that are being driven by fear of
China as well as doubts among some, especially in
Japan, over the US commitment to the region.
When US President Barack Obama visits Asia
this month, he will see signs that once-disparate
nations are strategizing for the future, even though
he will likely seek to shore-up faith in America’s
“pivot” back to the region.
Among the new network of ties: growing
cooperation between Japan and India; Vietnam
courting India and Russia; and Manila and Hanoi,
the two capitals most feeling China’s wrath over
claims to the potentially energy-rich South China
Sea, working more closely together. The Philippines and Vietnam are also talking to Malaysia
about China.
“We are seeing a definite trend here, one that is
likely to accelerate,” said Rory Medcalf, a regional
security specialist at Australia’s independent Lowy
Institute for International Policy in Sydney.
“It is quite a creative dance as countries hedge
and try to cover themselves for multiple possible
futures.”
While it was unlikely the new-found relationships would become military alliances, there was
an intensity to their strategic discussions, including
the sharing of assessments about China’s rise and
influence, Medcalf said.
Regional diplomats confirmed increasing levels
of trust at a working level, as countries find that
China’s projection of naval power into Asia’s
waters is driving them together.
Tale of two parties
That trust will be on display in early June on
Southwest Cay, a Vietnamese-held island in the
Spratly archipelago of the South China Sea.
In early 1975, forces from then South Vietnam
took Southwest Cay by stealth when its occupiers,
a Philippine naval detachment, sailed a couple of
miles to Northeast Cay, which was under Manila’s
control, for a party.
The South Vietnamese were soon displaced
by the communist forces of a victorious Hanoi
and the new Vietnam and the Philippines found
themselves on opposite sides of the Cold War for
many years.
A 40-strong Philippine naval delegation will
return to Southwest Cay to party – this time to
mark budding naval cooperation between Hanoi
PHL, Vietnamese /p9
PNoy’s approval rating drops but...
MANILA – President Benigno
Aquino III saw the appreciation
and trust of majority of Filipinos
of him dip in the first quarter of
the year amid several issues that
bogged down his administration.
In a report from Pulse Asia,
Aquino’s approval rating in terms
of his performance dropped three
percentage points to 70% in the
survey done between March 19
to 26 this year. This translates to
seven in 10 Filipinos who appreciate the performance of Aquino.
His trust rating also fell to
69% from 74%.
Pulse Asia explained, however, that the changes “are not
considered significant in light of
the relevant error margins.”
The survey firm also consid-
ered as “marginal” the doubledigit movements in Metro Manila and the Visayas.
In Metro Manila, his performance
and trust ratings each dropped 12
percentage points to 57%.
In the Visayas, his performance rating dropped 10 percentage points to 72%, and his
trust rating by 12 percentage
points to 69%.
In Balance Luzon, his performance rating was unmoved
at 68%.
In Mindanao, he garnered
80% approval rating, up two
percentage points.
His trust rating in Balance
Luzon, meanwhile, was also
unchanged at 70%. In Mindanao,
his trust rating shed one percent-
age point to 76%.
In the economic class ABC,
Aquino’s performance was approved by 62%, a drop of nine
percentage points.
Class D was unchanged at
72%, while class E saw a slide of
nine percentage points to 70%.
His trust ratings also slid to 62%
(five percentage points) in class
ABC, 71% (two points) in class
D, and 69% (11 points in class E).
Among the issues that faced
Filipinos in the first quarter
include the ongoing pork scam
investigation, the arrest of Globe
Asiatique founder Delfin Lee,
power rate hike, and the arrest
of the top leaders of the Communist Party of the Philippines.
(ABS-CBNnews.com)
Opinion
Guardian
the daily
Read and Respected
7
Guardian
the daily
Read and Respected
is a publication of Kayo & Partners Co.,
a SEC-registered company
Main office:
Guzman Street,
Mandurriao, Iloilo City
Tel. Nos. 321-6124 • 508-2692
Manila Office:
Unit 2417 Cityland Shaw Tower, Shaw Blvd., cor.
St. Francis Street, Mandaluyong City, M.M.
Tel. (02) 6329859
M
I
S
s
i
o
n
To become an independent guardian of truth and
justice; socially responsive and un-compromising
exponent of positive change and public enlightenment.
V isi o n
A successful and reliable newspaper the Ilonggos are
proud of; highly respected by its readers; and trusted
by the community it responsibly serves.
Lemuel T. Fernandez
Publisher
(On leave)
Francis Allan L. Angelo
Editor-in-Chief
jigger s. latoza
Editorial Consultant
Lyndon b. mitra
Sports Editor
Justine Christia marie S. Obando
Lifestyle Editor
Reflections
Fr. Roy Cimagala
Intuitive and discursive
T
HESE are two
general ways of
knowing, thinking,
understanding and communicating. One, the intuitive, is of the automatic,
instantaneous type, while
the other, the discursive,
requires some stages of
analysis and reasoning.
They need not be opposed to each other.
In fact, they should not be, since it’s good
that we develop both of them to the hilt,
because they correspond well to our condition in this world. We have need for both
of them.
Of course, of the two, it is the intuitive
that is more perfect, since in our ultimate
and definitive state—in heaven—everything
will be intuitive. In heaven, we can expect
to see, know and communicate everything
in one go, and not anymore in stages.
This affirmation somehow presumes
faith, since with reason and the purely
human ways of thinking alone, we may
not be talking at all of an ultimate and
definitive state, much less, of heaven. This
means that without faith, our reason can
go anywhere and nowhere. Let’s hope we
can see the intrinsic relationship between
faith and reason.
The intuitive way depends on the way
we are—our temperament, dispositions,
aptitudes and biases. It also hinges on our
experiences and the knowledge accumulated through the years that imbue in us a
certain direct affinity and familiarity with
certain realities that we can apprehend
without much thinking.
In the end, the intuitive way is an expression of the kind of spirit we have—whether
it is a good spirit or bad, whether it is a
spirit of the flesh, of the world, or of God.
It’s good that we are aware of the variety
of spirits that can prevail over us, and know
which one to choose.
Yes, there’s need to have discernment of
spirit, not only the one of the others and of
the world in general, but also and especially
the spirit that each one of us has. We have to
be more aware of this need and even more
adept in handling it.
That’s because being constitutively
spiritual by nature, we have to be aware
at least of the kind of spirit we have, and
develop it properly by connecting it with
what we may call the proper and original
spirit for us—none other than the Spirit of
God, our Creator.
This much, St. Paul already hinted when
he talked about the spiritual man and the
carnal man who, he said, cannot “perceive
the things that are of the Spirit of God, for it
is foolishness to him, and he cannot understand, because it is spiritually examined.”
(1 Cor 2,14)
It’s very telling that St. Paul said that
“the spiritual man judges all things, and he
himself is judged of no man.” (1 Cor 2,15)
In effect, he is saying how important it is,
therefore, to have the proper spirit, that is,
the Spirit of God.
From these considerations, we can already see how to develop our intuitive way
of knowing and understanding. We have to
work on our temperament and dispositions
observe things and study a lot, etc. Most
of all, we have to see to it that our spirit is
vitally linked to the Spirit of God through
the doctrine of our faith, prayer, sacrifice,
virtues, sacraments, etc.
In effect, our intuitive way should be
driven by love, the proper love which is
the love of God. That is the kind of love
that understands everything. Compassion
and empathy make us know and understand
beyond what reason can articulate.
That’s why St. Paul said: “charity bears
all things, believes all things, hopes all
things, endures all things.” (1 Cor 13,7)
The discursive way is also very important in our life since this the more
Reflections /p11
JOY A. CAÑON
Marketing Consultant
atty. Israel ian feliciano
Atty. patrick gellada
Atty. Leo Monserate
Atty. rey Canindo
Legal Counsels
LARRY WAYNE SARACHO
OIC-Marketing/Circulation Manager
ROMYLEEN ‘BEM’ B. MITRA
Bureau Chief, Manila Editorial/Business Offices
Cell: 0929-9765533
Albert t. mamora
Cor. Gen. Leandro Fullon
& Bagumbayan Street
Brgy., 8, San Jose de Buenavista, Antique
angelique l. inocencio
Roxas Bureau Chief, McKinley St., Roxas City
• Tel. No. (036) 6215-316
DOLLY Y. YASA
Negros Bureau Chief, 1722 Phi St.,
Greenville Subd., Bacolod City, Cell: 09205927958
Sherryl Mallorca
Kalibo/Boracay Bureau Chief
Sitio Lugutan, Manoc Manoc, Boracay, Malay, Aklan
09175511733/09983988913
http://thedailyguardian.net
• e-mail: [email protected]
Exclusive Marketing
Member
Partner
Ellen Tordesillas
Is the Philippines ready for China’s retaliation?
(The author is an Antiqueña journalist in
Metro Manila who writes for Malaya, Abante
and VERA Files)
N
O IFS and buts about it: the Philippines
and China are no longer friends.
That’s a decision that the Philippines
made when it hauled China to the United Nations
Arbitral Tribunal over the latter’s all-SouthChina-Sea-encompassing 9-dash line map. As
former ambassador to the United Nations Lauro
Baja said, “When we filed a case against China
at the UN that was the end of diplomacy.”
The submission of the Memorial on the case
today at the U.N. Court’s headquarters at The
Hague further reinforced the hostility.
As a sovereign country, the Philippines has
every right to choose who to be friends with
and who to take on. The Aquino government
has chosen to battle with China. It’s a move applauded by allies who are uncomfortable with
the enormous strength of modern China but are
hesitant to antagonize the world’s second largest
economy.
The Philippines can bask in that momentary
applause but at the end of the day it has only
itself to rely on when push comes to shove in the
conflict with China.
Chinese officials, intent to save relations with
the Philippines, requested through emissaries to
delay the filing of the Memorial. Brunei, one of
the four claimants in the Association of Southeast
Asian Nations, told Foreign Secretary Albert del
Rosario last January that they are of the opinion
that a delay in the submission of the Memorial
would ease the tension in the region.
The same request was sent by China to
President Aquino through a backchannel. “We
don’t expect the Philippines to withdraw the suit
because we understand that national pride is at
stake. But we hope you can delay it,” was the
message from a ranking Chinese official.
Aquino and his advisers decided to reject
China’s request.
Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesman Hong
Lei said Wednesday “China is unswerving in its
resolve and determination to safeguard national
sovereignty and territorial integrity. We hope
that the Philippine side can be fully aware of the
complexity and sensitivity of the South China
Sea issue, return to the right track of resolving
the dispute through negotiation and consultation
as soon as possible, stop going any further down
the wrong track so as to avoid further damage to
bilateral relations.”
Now that the Philippines has decided to take
the hard-line position against China, the question
is, what preparations is it taking to be ready for
China’s retaliation.
History has shown that Chinese never let pass
a hostile move against them. The retaliation may
not be immediate but they hit back.
The Philippines has many vulnerable spots that
Is the Philippines /p11
8
Negros
Guardian
the daily
Read and Respected
Status quo on North
Negros Park remains
By Dolly Yasa
BACOLOD City – The Protected Area
Management Board (PAMB) will not allow developments within the North Negros
Natural Park (NNNP) in Don Salvador
Benedicto until the issue on forest land use
has been settled.
The decision was reached in a meeting
conducted by PAMB Thursday morning
with Negros Occidental Governor Alfredo
Marañon.
PAMB also approved the resolution
presented by Mayor Jose Max Ortiz of
Don Salvador Benedicto for the creation of
an ad hoc committee composed of PAMB
experts who will look into the construction
of structures inside the protected park.
“Mayors of six cities and five municipalities covered by the NNNP will be
included so that we can also participate,”
Ortiz said.
Marañon then moved that the status
quo, which means no further development
and clearing of areas by occupants at the
NNNP in DSB, will remain until the issue
is properly addressed.
Marañon said he agrees with the resolution that the laws concerning the controversy must be reviewed.
Ortiz explained that DSB is the first local
government unit in the country to have an
FLUP or Forest Land Use Plan which was
approved by PAMB two months ago.
“Meaning DSB has already come up
with the FLUP and therefore no one could
intervene so long as we have plans in accordance with the national law. It is the
LGU that can determine everything because
it was already approved by PAMB, so not
even the Department of Environment and
Natural Resources (DENR) or the Office of
the Governor can dictate on what to do in
our Forest Land Use Plan,” Ortiz added.
He also said that neither the DENR nor
PAMB can demolish structures inside the
NNNP without affording the owners due
process.
Ortiz said 80 percent of DSNB’s total
population live within the NNNP.
“In the case of Calatrava and Escalante,
their houses are even located at the strictly
Protected Zone because it’s where our
national road crosses. The law must have
been updated to determine where is the
Strictly Protected Zone (SPZ) and the Multi
Use Zone because the national road itself
crosses the SPZ,” he said.
He also pointed out that of the 80,000
hectares within the NNNP, only 11,000
hectares is in DSB and that the controversy
on intrusion should not focus on their town
alone.
COKALIONG
SHIPPING LINES, INC.
Tel. # (033) 335-8833; 5093333
ILOILO-CEBU
CEBU-ILOILO
ILOILO-CEBU Wed- Fri- Sun
Departure: 7pm
Arrival: 7am
CEBU-ILOILO
Tue- Thu –Sat
Departure: 7pm
Arrival: 7am
One way / Economy Class
Prices and promos are subject to changes w/o prior notice.
NegOcc cops,
Army ready for
Holy Week
BACOLOD City – The Philippine Army and the PNP in Negros Occidental are intensifying
security measures for the Holy
Week break.
Col. Jon Aying, commander
of the Army’s 303rd Infantry
Brigade, said they will continue
to patrol their area during.
“We will be on alert against
possible incursions of the rebels
and other lawless elements,”
Aying said.
The PNP will also detail officers in seaports and airports,
markets and other tourist destinations.
Aying also asked the public
to secure their homes when they
Neg Occ /p9
M\V WEESAM
EXPRESS
SCHEDULE OF
DEPARTURES
PROMO RATES
FIRST CLASS
P 435.00
ONE WAY PROMO
P665.00
ROUNDTRIP PROMO
ECONOMY
P340.00
ONE WAY PROMO
P585.00
ROUNDTRIP PROMO
NEW SCHEDULE
EFFECTIVE July 20, 2013
ILO-BAC-ILO
6:20 AM
7:50 AM
7:50 AM
9:20 AM
10.50 AM
12:30 PM
2:00 PM
3:30 PM
5:15 PM
6:20 AM
7:50 AM
7:50 AM
9:20 AM
10.50 AM
12:30 PM
2:00 PM
3:30 PM
5:15 PM
ONE WAY
FOR AS LOW AS P250.00 (W3 ONLY)
(NON AIRCON)
LIMITED SEATS ONLY!!
Schedule subject to change
without prior notice .
** OPEN-DATED TICKETS (NO EXPIRATION) AVAILABLE FOR ROUND TRIP PURCHASES. **
**All Rates Inclusive of Terminal Fees **
**Non- Refundable**
ALL ACCOMODATIONS FULLY AIRCON!!
For details please call:
ILOILO (033) 3373282 / 5098423 / 09228660338
BACOLOD (034) 7090830/ (034) 4339125
Daily Promo Rates
ILOILO – CEBU
CEBU – ILOILO
ILOILO – CEBU
Tue-Thu-Sat-Sun
Departure: 6 pm
Arrival: 7 am
CEBU – ILOILO
Mon-Wed-Fri-Sat
Departure: 6 pm
Arrival: 7 am
335-8499;5099909 for details
c m y k
nEGROS
Guardian
the daily
c m y k
Read and Respected
9
Presidential fiat on one Vallacar buys
Negros region pushed new bus units
By Dolly Yasa
BACOLOD City – Rep. Alfredo Benitez
(3rd district, Negros Occidental) will meet
Executive Secretary Paquito Ochoa to
push for the issuance of an executive order
which will create a single political region
for Negros island.
Benitez bared his plan during a meeting
with Negros Press Club officers headed by
Carla Canet Wednesday night.
Benitez said he wants to explore the
possibility of President Benigno Aquino III
issuing an executive order for the creation
of a Negros Island region.
He said he is backing the creation of the
Negros Island region “because it will boost
the services of the national government
agencies and economic growth in Negros
PHL, Vietnamese...
and Manila even though both
still claim the island, Philippine and Vietnamese military
officials told Reuters.
They said a day of beach vol-
Occidental and Oriental.”
If the executive order is not possible,
Benitez said he will also support moves to
pass a law in congress creating the Negros
Island region.
Negros Occidental belongs to Region 6
(Western Visayas) while Negros Oriental
belongs to Region 7 (Central Visayas).
Most of the regional offices of line agencies in Region VI are located in Iloilo City
in Panay Island, while those in Region 7
are in Cebu Island.
Earlier, Negros Occidental Gov. Alfredo
Marañon Jr. said he will ask the President to
issue an executive order creating a Negros
Island region after an island-wide summit
in June.
Marañon said the fastest way to create
a region is through an executive order be-
from p.5
leyball, drinks and music was
being planned in a celebration
unprecedented in the recent history of the Spratly islands.
The precise date of the party
cause it will take some time to pass laws
in congress.
He recalled that former President Gloria
Macapagal Arroyo’s Executive Order No.
103, dated May 17, 2002, divided Region
4 (Southern Tagalog) into Region 4-A
(CALABARZON) and Region 4-B (MIMAROPA).
CALABARZON is composed of the
provinces of Cavite, Laguna, Batangas,
Rizal and Quezon.
MIMAROPA is comprised of Mindoro
(Oriental and Occidental), Marinduque,
Romblon and Plawan.
EO No. 103 also transferred the province
of Aurora to Region III in Central Luzon.
The Caraga Region was also created
through an executive order by then President Fidel V. Ramos.
on Southwest Cay, which is
almost equidistant from Vietnam and the Philippines, has
yet to be finalized, the military
officials said. The Chinese
navy had not been invited, they
added.
“We actually had this scheduled last year but Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) intervened ... We
are lining up more activities in
the future,” said a senior Philippine naval official who declined
to be identified . (Reuters)
By Dolly Yasa
BACOLOD City – The operator
Ceres Bus Liner is acquiring
new units to replace old buses
in compliance with the orders
of the Land Transportation
Franchising Regulatory Board
(LTFRB).
Jade Marquez-Seballos, legal counsel and media relations
manager of Vallacar Transit
Inc. (VTI), said the new units
will Ceres buses which have
been on the road for more than
15 years.
Seballos declined to reveal
how many units they will buy.
The LTFRB regional office discovered that VTI was
still operating old buses when
it investigated the company
following two road accidents
involving Ceres buses.
Seballos said the old Ceres
buses referred to by LTFRB
have been plying the roads
for 10 years only but they
decided to comply by buying
new units.
Seballos said VTI is also
conducting drug and blood
pressure tests on its drivers before allowing them to drive.
“VTI drivers are also given
incentives if they are not involved in any accidents for a
certain number of kilometers
they drive,” she added.
She also refuted claims that VTI
buses are not well maintained.
Meanwhile, LTFRB director Romulo Bernardes said
their national office has lifted
the suspension on seven Vallacar buses, including the unit
involved in a collision with
a mini-bus in Hinigaran last
March 4 which left five persons
dead and 32 others injured.
Bernardes said the suspension was supposed to end April
15 yet “but the bus company
has already complied with the
requirements set by the LTFRB
thus it was lifted.”
Congratulations to:
DR. FELIPE A. UYGONGCO
Vice Chairman, La Filipina
Uygongco Corporation
Doctor of Humanities Honoris Causa
During the 67th Commencement
Exercises of U.I. – Phinma
on April 12, 2014
NEGROS Occidental Vice-Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson (right) and Negros Occidental Scholarship Program grantees Gretchelle Traya and Stephanie Guino-o (3rd and 4th from left), turn over
P30,000 cash to SM City Bacolod Treasury Manager Maribel Palo and PR Manager May Castro for
the SM Cares Housing Program which will benefit typhoon Yolanda victims in Leyte. The amount
was raised by NOSP scholars from all over the province. Also in photo is NOSP coordinator Maryver
Cordova. (Capitol photo)
Greetings from:
SCH MEN SECURITY AGENCY
NegOcc...
from p.8
go on vacation “because that’s
the time when lawless elements
stage criminal activities.”
The Land Transportation
Office (LTO) will also set up assistance desks in some transport
terminals.
LTO-Bacolod chief Renato
Novero said he will deploy personnel in some terminals along
with counterparts in the Land
Transportation Franchising and
Regulatory Board.
The LTFRB will check buses
and other public utility ve-
hicles.
Earlier, the Maritime Industry Authority (Marina),
Philippine Coast Guard (PCG)
and Philippine Ports Authority
(PPA) tightened their watch on
all Western Visayas ports with
the influx of foreign and domestic tourists during the Holy
Week vacation.
Marina is setting up help
desks from April 9 to 20 following the activation of the
Department of Transportation
and Communications’ (DOTC)
Uplan Ligtas Biyahe Kwaresma
2014. (PNA)
DEED OF EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT
OF ESTATE & WAIVER OF RIGHTS
NOTICE is hereby given that the property of the late Ernestina
Ignacio Lagrimas known as a parcel of land with Lot No. 6,
Block 26, with an area of 105 square meters, situated at Brgy.
Bakhaw, Mandurriao, Iloilo City is subject of DEED OF
EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE & WAIVER
OF RIGHTS in favor PRECIOSA LAGRIMAS. As per Doc.
No. 200; Page No. 41; Book No. XVIII; Series of 2013. Under
Notary Public of Rene C. Estocapio.
c m y k
c m y k
10
Guardian
the daily
Read and Respected
UI-PHINMA confers
Doctorate Degree on Felipe Uygongco
U
NIVERSITY of Iloilo-PHINMA will confer a Doctorate Degree, Honoris Causa, on La Filipina Group
of Companies vice-chairman and UI alumnus, Don
Felipe Uygongco during the 67th Commencement Exercises
of UI-PHINMA on April 12, 2014 at the Centennial Resort
Hotel and Convention Center in Alta Tierra Village, Jaro,
Iloilo City.
The Boy Entrepreneur
Mr. Felipe Uygongco was born in 1943 to a modest enterprising family. Just like every boy of Chinese descent,
the young Felipe grew up in the experiential management
of the family business.
At a very early age, he engaged himself in helping the
affairs of the family business. He learned how to deal with
suppliers, where to get supplies, how to negotiate for a fair
price, and what kind of clients to keep. He keenly observed
the economics of entrepreneurship.
Despite the experience of a “boom” in the family’s business, Felipe remained simple and humble, combined with a
personal charisma; his feet firmly rooted in the ground, .
The marks of a successful businessman were evident
from his habit. When he wakes up in the morning, he already
planned his work for the day – what to do, whom to see, what
to decide upon, the basis of his decisions, and what points
never to give up on.
Despite this business orientation, Felipe Uygongco is an
artist and a sportsman.
Ahead of His Time
The young Felipe began his formal schooling at the Iloilo
Central Commercial High School; then, went on to Lincoln College; and earned his Bachelor of Science in Commerce from
the University of Iloilo.
While in College, he was observed by his peers and
teachers as quiet, unassuming, but clearly possessing superior intellectual acumen. His perception of the business and
management career was ahead of his time, such that, he was
often misunderstood. He believed in newer and trailblazing
approaches in business management that were unheard of,
and unwritten in books during his time.
He wrote his thoughts on bits of paper, on backs of envelopes or sides of newspapers. He thinks deeply in his
head, then, gives decisions as if off the cuff. He had no thick
feasibility studies or complicated and computerized financial
model, yet, he could solve problems, make decisions – invest
millions and take risks – and succeed! This is extraordinary
feat worth a dissertation.
His theories were undocumented, unwritten, secretive,
judgmental, and experiential. It is his mind, so to speak.
A Civic Leader, a businessman with Personal Integrity
Today, Mr. Felipe Uygongco heads many different organizations. He directs the affairs of the Filipino Chinese
Chamber of Commerce of Iloilo, Inc. He chairs the Board
of trustees of the Iloilo Central Commercial High School.
He heads the Iloilo Dinagyang Foundation, Inc.; he is the
moving force behind the Federation of Filipino Chinese
Chamber of Commerce of Panay and the Philippine Red
Cross-Iloilo Chapter.
The Philanthropist Felipe Uygongco
Mr. Uygongco’s desire was always good education for
the young people. He believed that the best way to help in
the national development of the country is the formation of
young Filipinos in the values and traditions of the rich Asian
culture, along with corporate and accepted ethical business
principles of the western world.
According to him, education should help the young become socially responsible. A socially responsible citizen
contributes to the development of his country, his family,
and himself.
Such is the raison d’etre for the Uygongco group of companies and the Uygongco Foundation.
The brain behind the CSR program of the Uygongco
business empire
His belief in the uplift of the lives of Filipinos contributory
to national development propels the corporate social responsibility of the Uygongco Foundation. The Foundation’s
mission statement gears toward providing opportunities for
professional growth, career development, and community
development through assistance of schools, civic organizations, and local government.
Recently, the Uygongco Foundation has been very active
in providing assistance and relief to disaster-stricken communities in the Visayan region.
Awards and Citations
Recognized locally and internationally, Mr. Felipe Uygongco received various citations, to wit;
-The Duke of Porac, by the Charlotte Hot Air Balloon
Aeronauts Association
-Award of Highest Recognition, by the Panay News,
Incorporated
-Twelve Outstanding Ilonggos (TOIL), by the International
Association of Lions Club
-Distinguished Planters’ Award, by the Pilar Sugar Planters’ Association
-Most Outstanding Alumnus of the 21st Century, by the
University of Iloilo-PHINMA.
Truly, a man of such character, achievement, and honor
is worth the degree DOCTOR OF HUMANITIES (Honoris
Causa) to be bestowed by the University of Iloilo-PHINMA
as proposed by the University of Iloilo Alumni Association.
c m y k
c m y k
Guardian
the daily
Read and Respected
PDEA...
Gang
from p.1
gave their committed to submitting their reports
after organizing their respective Barangay AntiDrug Abuse Councils and undergoing anti-drug
campaign seminars in previous months.
“If that is what they want to happen, I will
submit the report. I will set a cut-off date on
April 15 and by the next day, I will submit it to
the DILG,” Ledesma said.
Ledesma said that it is up to the DILG to make
its move on barangays who failed to comply with
Robredo’s edict.
“Failure to comply is prima facie evidence
against barangay officials who fail to comply
with DILG orders,” he added.
In an interview with Aksyon Radyo, DILG
regional legal officer Cedric Jaranilla said they
will make the barangay captains explain why they
failed to submit reports to PDEA.
Jaranilla said erring barangay officials can be
charged for dereliction of duty by any interested
taxpayer.
Pacers’...
MORE OPERATIONS
Meanwhile, Ledesma said they recorded a big
increase in anti-illegal drug operations in the city
in the first three months of 2014.
Ledesma said that in the first quarter of 2014,
they conducted 29 successful drug operations
in Iloilo City compared to 37 operations for the
entirety of 2013.
“Almost all of those personalities were on our
watch list,” Ledesma told The Daily Guardian.
Ledesma said the success was due to the joint
effort of the community, the PNP and PDEA.
“If you notice, in the past months there is a
noted increase in the rate of our operations. More
information from the community means more
operations,” he said.
“The few successful operations last year do
not mean we weren’t doing our job. It’s just that
this year there is an increase due to the active
participation of everyone.”
from p.12
and Lance Stephenson and power forward David
West all skipped the game against the Bucks.
Bucks’ Khris Middleton hit three consecutive
free throws to tie the game 102-102 with five
seconds left in the fourth in front of a crowd of
13,139 at the BMO Center arena.
After a timeout, Copeland got the ball and
drove the right side before tossing a floater up that
dropped through for the game-winning basket.
The victory allowed the Pacers to move a
half-game ahead in the standings of the two-time
defending league champion Miami Heat, who
Indiana faces on Friday.
With the regular season winding down, top
spot in the Eastern Conference will be on the line
in Miami on Friday.
Vogel started Evan Turner and Luis Scola at the
forward spots in place of George and West, with Ian
Mahinmi filling in for Hibbert at centre and Donald
Sloan and Rasual Butler starting at guard.
Scola finished with 24 points and nine
rebounds while Turner tallied 23 points and nine
assists for Indiana who face Oklahoma City and
Orlando after their Miami game.
The Bucks, who have lost six straight, set a
franchise record in 2013-14 for most losses in
a season.
Grizzlies 107, Heat 102
They are not as well known, but the Memphis
Grizzlies have their own Big Three.
On Wednesday night (Thursday, PHL time)
at FedExForum, Grizzlies power forward
Zach Randolph, center Marc Gasol and point
guard Mike Conley combined for 71 points, 28
rebounds and 11 assists in a 107-102 victory over
the Miami Heat.
Miami forward LeBron James scored a gamehigh 37 points and the Heat knocked down 15of-25 3-pointers (60 percent), but it still was not
enough.
Conley scored a team-high 26 points and had
six assists for the Grizzlies. Randolph finished with
25 points and 11 rebounds and Gasol had 20 points
with a game-high 14 rebounds. Shooting guard
Courtney Lee scored 18 points off the bench.
Nuggets 123, Rockets 116
Guard Randy Foye had 30 points and 15
assists, forward Kenneth Faried scored 22 and
the Denver Nuggets never trailed in beating the
Houston Rockets 123-116 on Wednesday night
(Thursday, PHL time).
Center Timofey Mozgov had 22 points for
the Nuggets, which clinched a winning record
at home.
The Rockets rallied Sunday (Monday, PHL
time) to beat the Nuggets in an overtime thriller in
Houston, and they nearly did it again Wednesday
(Thursday, PHL time). Denver led by 22 early
in the fourth, but a three-pointer by guard Troy
Daniels with 3:01 remaining made it 118-112.
A steal and a layup cut it to four with 2:24 left,
but Foye’s high bank shot ended the threat.
Reflections...
from p.7
natural way of understanding,
knowing and communicating
given our conditions now.
It lends itself more easily to
our human need for unity and
communion.
With our present conditions,
the intuitive way has a very limited range and is often stuck in
Guard Jeremy Lin had 18 points and forward
Chandler Parsons scored 16 for Houston, which
had its three-game winning streak stopped.
Suns 94, Pelicans 88
Guards Gerald Green and Goran Dragic
combined for 41 points and guard Eric Bledsoe
scored all 16 of his points in the second half to lift
the Phoenix Suns to a 94-88 victory over the New
Orleans Pelicans Wednesday night (Thursday,
PHL time) at the Smoothie King Center.
In sweeping the Pelicans for the first time since
2006-07, the Suns (47-31) scored the game’s final
seven points. Bledsoe gave Phoenix the lead for
good, 89-88, pump-faking guard Austin Rivers into
a flop and hitting a 20-footer with 1:52 left. Green
led the Suns with 21 and Dragic added 20.
The Suns have won nine of their last 11
games.
Bulls 102, Timberwolves 87
Chicago forward Joakim Noah delivered his
fourth triple-double game of the season and
teammate D.J. Augustin scored 21 points off the
bench to lead the Bulls to a 102-87 victory over
the Minnesota Timberwolves on Wednesday night
(Thursday, PHL time) at the Target Center.
The victory was the Bulls’ sixth in a row. They
have not lost since March 28 (March 29, PHL
time) to the Portland Trail Blazers.
Three-time All-Star Kevin Love’s 17 points
and 10 rebounds led the Timberwolves.
Hawks 105, Celtics 97
Trailing by nine points to the Boston Celtics in
the fourth quarter on Wednesday (Thursday, PHL
time), the Atlanta Hawks were in danger of losing
to the Detroit Pistons and Celtics on back-to-back
nights. Their lead over the New York Knicks for
the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference
was about to be trimmed to one game.
Then, Atlanta point guard Jeff Teague and
guard Kyle Korver took over.
Korver hit three three-pointers during a
fourth-quarter rally, leading the Hawks to a
come-from-behind 105-97 win over the Celtics
at Philips Arena.
Teague finished with 19 points and eight
assists. Korver had 17 points, including four
three-pointers.
Magic 115, Nets 111
Veteran guard Arron Afflalo scored 25 points,
including seven in the last four minutes, to lead
the Orlando Magic to a 115-111 victory over the
playoff-bound Brooklyn Nets Wednesday night
(Thursday, PHL time).
Guard Joe Johnson had 31 points for the Nets,
who were coming off a dramatic win in Miami
on Tuesday night (Wednesday, PHL time) but
trailed throughout much of the game Wednesday
(Thursday, PHL time). Johnson scored 11 points
in those final four minutes, but it wasn’t enough.
(Agence France-Presse/Reuters)
one stage or level. It is the discursive way that makes things
going, since it favors dialogue
and a continuing discovery of
things.
We also have to sharpen this
discursive way by having an
open-mind, being very observant and eager to relate things
and discover relationships. We
have to study the art of logic and
productive dialogue.
As in the intuitive way, this
discursive way is best pursued
when it is inspired by true love.
That’s when we know what
and how to say things, have
a good sense of timing and a
very discriminating choice of
words, etc.
Email: roycimagala@gmail.
com
c m y k
members...
Guanzon...
from p.1
Peña said the new suspects are believed to be
members of the so-called “Demonyo” gang.
“Mrs. Laoang’s house help was a neophyte
member of the gang and part of their initiation
is to rob houses. But during that fateful day of
March 30, the victim saw and recognized the gang
members. The suspects had no choice but to kill
her,” she added.
Peña said that they are monitoring the movements of the suspects while Laoang’s house
help remains in the custody of the Women’s and
Children’s Desk
With this latest development, Peña said Majinal is exonerated in Laoang’s case.
Bradley...
the
Philipines...
China can choose to hit. Unlike Philippine leaders whose
foreign affairs moves are aimed
for the gallery, the Chinese are
focused on their vision. They
will not do things to hurt the
Philippines that will also have
an adverse effect on them. It is
unlikely that they will send back
Filipino workers in Hong Kong
because it will cause difficulties
to the people of Hong Kong.
They will not cut their nose to
spite their face.
The possible retaliation of
China will be to occupy more
islands in the contested areas.
For all intents and purposes,
the Philippines has already lost
Scarborough Shoal also known
as Bajo de Masinloc and Panatag Shoal (Huangyan Island to
the Chinese).
With three ships permanently stationed in Scarborough
Shoal,China is in control of the
rock, 124 nautical miles from
Zambales since April 8, 2012.
They have also been in control of Mischief Reef in the
Spratlys since 1995.
A 1998 study by then Lieutenant Michael Studeman of
the U.S. Navy showed that the
Chinese occupied Mischief in
retaliation to what it considered
“betrayal” by the Philippines.
Studeman wrote: “China’s
occupation of Mischief Reef was
not a bolt from the blue; it was
preceded by a chain of events
that began with a falling-out with
the Philippines over hydrocarc m y k
won against Salvador. The 23-year-old Negrense
first prevailed over the Cebuano in 2012 also via
unanimous decision.
Another Top Prime fighter, Robert Ates of
Brgy. Punta Taytay scored his third win as a
professional pugilist after knocking Brgy. Pahanocoy’s Ruben Sibugan 1:02 minutes into the
third round.
This boxing spectacular is presented by
JR Eagles Promotions, dyEZ Aksyon RadyoBacolod and Brgy. Pahanocoy Council. It is
sanctioned by the Games and Amusement chaired
by Monju Guanzon and Bacolod City OIC Donna
Mae Martir.
Bradley’s trainer, Joel Diaz, believes his fighter
has what it takes to send the 35-year-old Pacquiao
into retirement with another defeat on Saturday.
“That is what we’re here for,” Diaz said. “I
think it’s Manny Pacquiao’s last fight.”
Pacquiao, who has built a record of 55-5 with
two draws in a pro career that began in 1995, says
he’s used to that kind of talk.
After losing both of his fights in 2012 - to
Bradley and Marquez - Pacquiao revived his
career with a unanimous decision over American
Brandon Rios in Macau last year.
“It’s not new for me,” he said of a prediction that
this fight could be his last. “I heard that in my last
fight with Rios. They have to prove it in the ring.
Pacquiao, who has parlayed his sports fame
into election to Congress in the Philippines and
has expressed ambitions to run for president, says
he doesn’t believe his journey as a fighter is close
to being over.
He doesn’t expect anything Bradley does to
change that.
“My journey will continue beyond Saturday
night,” Pacquiao promised. (AFP)
from p.12
Precious Mae Ballenas, Dhessa Mae Ariño, Aizyl
Joy Anuales and Precious Menie Ballenas.
The Central Visayas team of Kevin Bergantin,
Jeffrey Lepaopao, John Enrique Estorba,
Archangelo Quano and Peter Jester Almiro settled
for 1st runner-up honors.
Region 9 coached by Ryan Espino was 2nd
runner-up while host Region 11 mentored by
Randy Bermejo finished 3rd runner-up.
Mike Minuluan of Region 6 was awarded Most
Valuable Player in the men’s division.
Is
from p.12
from p.12
He recalled strangers at gas stations, flinging
insults as they drove away, and was still bemused
by one so-called fan who asked him this year who
he was fighting next.
When he told her he’d face Pacquiao this
month, she said she hoped he won this time.
“And that was one of my fans!” Bradley
said.
Bradley credited his wife, Monica, now his
manager, with helping him climb out of the
abyss.
“I realized the important things in my life,
realized who was important,” Bradley said.
He notched two impressive victories in 2013,
absorbing brutal punishment but emerging with
a 12-round unanimous decision over Ruslan
Provodnikov in his first defense of the title,
then winning a 12-round split decision over
Juan Manuel Marquez - who had knocked out
Pacquiao in December of 2012.
Along the way, Bradley said, he’s learned to
let the criticism roll off him.
“It doesn’t affect me,” he said. “I know who I
am. I’m a great fighter.”
WV...
11
On the distaff side, Central Visayas’ women’s
team of Yerha Silawan, Jessa Mae Lagat, Irish
Mae Ares, Julie Marie Malazarte and Jeralyn
Taboada landed on 1st runner-up.
Region 12 coached by Jonathan Malate was
2nd runner-up while Region 3 settled for 3rd
runner-up.
Aizyl Anuales was adjudged Most Valuable
Player for the women’s side while Jay Biñas of
Western Visayas was the tournament Best Coach
in both men and women teams. (PNA)
from p.7
bon exploration in the northeast
region of the Spratlys.
“Joint development talks
between China and the Philippines over gas-rich Reed Bank
broke down in early 1994; in
May, Manila decided to grant
a six-month oil exploration
permit to Alcorn Petroleum and
Minerals.
The Philippines was interested in collecting seismic data
on the seabed southwest of
Reed Bank. Manila hoped the
contract would remain a secret,
but news of the collaboration
soon leaked. Beijing swiftly issued a statement reasserting its
sovereignty over the area covered by the license and ignored
Manila’s belated invitation to
become a partner in the project.
Manila back-pedaled on the
diplomatic front for weeks, but
the damage had been done. By
secretly licensing an exploration effort the Philippines had
appeared to engage in unilateral
efforts to exploit the natural
resources of the Spratlys.
“Stung by Manila’s ‘betrayal,’ China decided to advance
eastward for better surveillance
coverage of any Philippinesponsored oil exploration.
Mischief Reef is in the lowermiddle section of the Alcorn
concession; a presence there
would also strengthen China’s
hand were petroleum ever to
be discovered in the area. The
Chinese post on Mischief Reef
was discovered by Filipino
fishermen in February 1995, the
advanced state of its buildings
indicating that construction had
begun in the fall of 1994, just
a few months after Manila’s
‘faux pas.’ China had quietly
advanced onto the reef because
it believed physical occupation
was the only method by which
Chinese interests could be protected. Beijing’s own misstep
was in not foreseeing that this
characteristically ‘defensive’
response would be interpreted
as offensive.”
Mischief Reef is 21 nautical
miles from Ayungin shoal also
known as Second Thomas shoal
(Ren’ai Reef to the Chinese),
where a grounded BRP Sierra
Madre serves as a Philippine
Marines post. At least three Chinese ships are closely watching
the activities in Ayungin shoal.
Philippine media reported
jubilantly about how last week
ships bringing supplies to the
Marines in BRP Sierra Madre were able to get past the
Chinese ships. However, it
is obvious that the Chinese
Coast Guard allowed them. And
China can block the re-supply in
the future if they want to.
Aquino and his officials
would do well to remember the
words of American writer Lois
McMaster Bujold: “When you
choose an action, you choose
the consequences of that action.
When you desire a consequence
you had damned well better take
the action that would create it.”
(www.ellentordesillas.com)
12 Friday, April 11, 2014
Guanzon
is new PBF
champ
By Dolly Yasa
BACOLOD City – Rhay Rhay
“Striker” Guanzon of the Bacolod City Top Prime Stable is
the new Philippine Boxing Federation (PBF) bantamweight
champion after knocking out
Jerson “Tuko” Luzarito of
Butuan City during the “No
Mercy 7” boxing tournament
Wednesday at the Brgy. Pahanocoy gym here.
Guanzon (18 wins, 1 loss, 6
KOs) stopped Luzarito (8 wins
6 losses 3 draws) 2:06 minutes
into the third round of the 118pound clash.
With Guanzon’s victory, the
Top Prime Stable of Rev. Henry
Guanzon will again parade two
Philippine champions as former
WBO minimumweight titlist
Merlito ‘Tiger’ Sabillo and
reigning WBO International
super flyweight champ “King”
Arthur Villanueva moved up to
international arena.
Joining Guanzon as PBF
champion in the Top Prime Stable
is reigning flyweight king Juan
“The Punisher” Purisima.
In the undercard, Louie Arlos
of Sagay City improved his record to 9 wins and 3 losses after
a unanimous victory over Junior
Salvador of Mandaue, Cebu.
This is the second time Arlos
Guanzon /p11
Guardian
the daily
Bradley mulled suicide
after win over Pacquiao
LAS VEGAS – The vitriolic abuse that Timothy
Bradley received after his controversial triumph over
Manny Pacquiao had him contemplating not only
ending his boxing career but even his life, Bradley said
Wednesday (Thursday, PHL time).
The unbeaten American should have been on top
of the boxing world after claiming the World Boxing
Organization welterweight world title with a 12-round
split decision over Filipino ring icon Pacquiao.
But most observers thought Pacquiao clearly won
the fight, and the controversy that erupted left Bradley
living through what he called the “darkest time in my
life.”
“Did I consider suicide? Hell yeah,” said Bradley,
who is looking for redemption in Saturday’s rematch
with Pacquiao.
“I was thinking I don’t want to box anymore - I
don’t even want to live anymore,” said Bradley, who
recalled receiving hate mail, even a death threat, letters
“belittling me, saying ‘You’re not a true champion.’
Bradley /p11
Pacers’ reserves topple Bucks
MILWAUKEE – The Indiana
Pacers defeated the lowly
Milwaukee Bucks 104-102
despite coach Frank Vogel’s
decision to bench all of his
starters for the entire National
Basketball Association game
on Wednesday.
Chris Copeland’s go-ahead
basket with one second left gave
the win to the struggling Pacers
who had lost eight of their last
11 games.
Vogel announced during the
Pacers’ morning workout that
he would sit his starting crew
against the Bucks, who have the
worst record in the league.
All-stars Paul George and Roy
Hibbert, guards George Hill
Pacers’ /p11
INDIANA PACERS forward Chris Copeland (22) congratulated with teammates after scoring the
game winning shot during the fourth quarter against the Milwaukee Bucks at BMO Harris Bradley
Center. (Jeff Hanisch, USA TODAY Sports/Reuters)
WV sweeps
badminton
in national
PRISAA
TAGUM City – Western
Visayas retained the men and
women badminton team titles
in the 2014 Private Schools
Athletic Association National
Games here.
The men’s team of Mike
Minuluan, Charlton Duron,
Christian Pavia, Christian Sison
and Keanu Glen Taclas wrapped
up the team tie event.
The women’s team of
Region 6 is composed of
Aprille Diane Bibiano,
WV /p11
y m c k
y m c k
http://www.thedailyguardian.net [email: [email protected] • [email protected]]
Most affordable QUAD-CORE HD
SmartPhone in the country is here!
IONEERING Filipino mobile phone
brand, MyPhone, releases MyPhone Rio,
their newest android phone that will
surely give more color to your lifestyle.
With colors red, blue, orange, and white,
MyPhone Rio is sure to excite the young
market, as well as the older ones, especially
for the upcoming festive summer season. You
can express your moods and personality well
with different colors every day.
MyPhone Rio boasts a wide 5-inch HD
touchscreen. Its high-definition display flashes
vivid colors and graphics making it a colorful
phone inside and out. You can enjoy watching
your favorite series or movies, simply view
your photos and videos, and play your highdefinition games with this wide and lively
screen display.
Keep your Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook
friends and fans updated with your #OOTD
and your choice of #MOTD or MyPhone of
the day with the sharp 8-megapixel back and
2-megapixel front cameras. You can easily
capture every moment with back camera’s
autofocus and zero-shutter delay capabilities.
Low-light scene is not a problem with the
built-in LED flash.
P
Backing up its good camera is its exclusive
Magic Camera feature. Magic Camera is
a built-in camera app that lets you create
extraordinary photos with your phone. It has
functions such as cinemagraph, object eraser,
and face beauty. You’ll be able to capture these
amazing photos easier than a click away with
the camera’s voice capture and wave to capture
functions. Get to take those precious shots
simply by saying “cheese” or “capture”.
MyPhone Rio doesn’t just go with your
colorful lifestyle, but to your fast-paced life
as well. Rio is packed with a 1.3 GHz Quadcore processor, as well as a 1 GB RAM which
should keep your applications up and running
all the time. And with its Android 4.2 Jellybean
OS, there are hundreds of applications in the
Playstore to choose from.
Of course, MyPhone Rio is packed with
your basic features and applications. It still has
a Dual-SIM function that lets you contact all
of your barkada with no network barriers to
worry about. And as you hang-out with them,
enjoy endless sound-tripping and partying with
the MP3 and FM Radio players.
The MyPhone RIO is yours at a very
Most affordable /pB2
February
exports rise
24.4% year-onyear, says NSO
PHILIPPINE merchandise exports rose nearly a quarter in
February on higher receipts
from seven major commodities,
including electronic equipment
and parts, the National Statistics Office (NSO) reported
Thursday.
Seven out of 10 major commodities were mainly responsible for lifting export earnings in
February, which include other
mineral products, electronic
equipment and parts, machinery and transport equipment,
chemicals, woodcrafts and
furniture, electronic products,
and other manufactures, NSO
data showed.
Exports grew by 24.4 percent
to $4.654 billion in February
February /pB2
Megaworld’s profit
up by 22% in 2013
M E G AW O R L D C o r p o r a t i o n , t h e
Philippines’ leading property developer
and the no. 1 office developer and landlord,
posted a net income of P9.03-billion
(inclusive of P760-M non-recurring gain)
in 2013, 22 percent higher than in 2012 due
to strong residential sales from its various
townships, particularly in Newport City,
Uptown Bonifacio, McKinley Hill and
Eastwood City; and higher leasing income
from its office and retail portfolio.
In 2012, the company posted P7.41billion net income that was also attributed to
strong sales from its residential segment.
“The country’s strong and stable economy
as well as the continuous growth of the
BPO sector have propelled our growth in
2013. Last year was another banner year
for Megaworld,” says Dr. Andrew L. Tan,
chairman and CEO, Megaworld.
Total revenues of Megaworld, together
with its subsidiaries Empire East Land
Holdings and Suntrust Properties, amounted
to P36.24-billion in 2013, up 18 percent
from P30.6 billion in 2012.
The Megaworld Group posted a record
P68.2-billion in reservation sales in 2013
from the 18 projects launched.
Last year’s launched projects include 10
for Megaworld: One Eastwood Avenue Tower
Suntrust Properties, likewise, has
2 in Eastwood City; Uptown Parksuites in
Uptown Bonifacio; The Florence Tower 1 launched three residential projects: Suntrust
in McKinley Hill; Manhattan Plaza Tower Kirana in Pasig City, Suntrust Rivabella
1 in Araneta Center, Quezon City; Bayshore and Suntrust Ecotown in Cavite.
Residential Resort Phase 2 in Pasay City;
Megaworld’s /pB7
One Manchester
P l a c e To w e r 1
in The Mactan
Newtown, Cebu;
and One Madison
by Erriz “ Erickha” D. Lanceta
Place Tower 1, 2,
and 3 as well as
commercial lots in
the Iloilo Business
Park in Mandurriao,
Iloilo City.
Meanwhile,
Empire East has
Champion for 2 consecutive
launched five towers:
years, 2013 and 2014!
San Lorenzo Place
Tower 3 in Makati
City; Kasara Urban
Residences Tower 3
and The Rochester
Stylists
Tower 6 in Pasig
TELEPHONE NOS.:
City; and Cambridge
Erriz – 09989827336
R&H Bldg., Gen.
Village Clusters 32
09088135339
Luna St., Beside
and 33 in the border
Jem – 09107639030
Metro Bank
of Pasig City and
Diosan – 09469951923
Landline- 300-11-49
Cainta, Rizal.
Studio Evolution
BEST MAKE UP ARTIST OF
MISS DINAGYANG FANTASY
MAKE UP CONTEST
Erriz, Jem & Diosan
y m c k
y m c k
B1
B2
capiz
Guardian
the daily
Read and Respected
Businesswoman
nabbed for estafa
B y F elipe V. C elino
Carmencita Bolina, 47, did not
resist when the police presented the
warrant of arrest issued by Iloilo
Regional Trial Court (RTC) Judge
Danilo Galvez of Iloilo City last
March 16, 2014.
ROXAS City – A businesswoman
wanted for estafa was arrested by
police Thursday morning at her house
in Brgy. Tanza here.
Most
affordable...
from p.B1
affordable price of P4,999! A phone that
truly is Value-for-Money and MyPhone
has made that into reality for millions of
Filipinos Nationwide.
For more details about MyPhone
Rio and other MyPhone products, visit
www.myphone.com.ph and like us
on Facebook atwww.facebook.com/
myphone or follow us on Twitter and
type myphoneofficial
The suspect is detained at the lock
up cell of Roxas police station after
she failed to post P24,00 bail for her
temporary liberty.
The suspect was charged for issuing
post-dated check sans deposit.
What Category 1 status
means for PH airlines
WITH the US Federal Aviation Administration’s upgrade
of the Philippines’ civil aviation status to Category 1, the
country’s carriers can now open new direct flights to the
United States.
Transportation Secretary Joseph Abaya said the upgrade is
seen to boost the Philippine tourism industry and allow airlines
to expand their operations.
Philippine air carriers can now open more flights to the
United States and have additional routes such as flying to the
East Coast.
Philippine Airlines, which already has existing routes to the
US West Coast, can expand flights to major cities in the East
Coast such as New York.
PAL can also increase flight frequencies to and from the
US, as well as use more fuel-efficient planes.
The upgrade also paves the way for other airlines such as
Cebu Pacific to start flights to the US. (ABS-CBNnews.com)
Eight hurt in road mishaps
By Felipe V. Celino
ROXAS City – Eight persons were
injured in two separate vehicular
accidents in Pontevedra and Panitan
towns Wednesday morning.
Forty-year-old tricycle driver
Jimlyne Bordones was hospitalized
after he was hit by a speeding
motorcycle driven by Justin Dignadice,
18, of Brgy. Bailan Pontevedra.
Police investigation showed
Bordones was about to take U-turn
while in Brgy. Tacas, Pontevedra
when hit by Dignadice’s motorcycle.
The victim sustained multiple
February...
lacerations in different parts of his
body and was brought to Bailan
District Hospital for treatment while
the Dignadice surrendered to the
police.
In Panitan, tricycle driver Joel
Dolfo, 40, and his passengers Eddie
Balsomo, 6; Bergie Daniel, 55; and
from p.B1
from $3.741 billion a year earlier, and by 9.2 percent from
$4.379 billion in January.
Total receipts of electronics
and semiconductors, which
accounted for 40.4 percent of
total exports – jumped by 26.6
percent to $1.880 billion.
Security Bank Corp. economist Patrick Ella told GMA
News Online the rebound in exports was expected after a fairly
flat data in the early part of
2013. “It is quite consistent with
the recovery in exports since
August last year,” he said.
Last August, Philippine merchandise exports grew 20.2
percent – the fastest pace in 11
Julieta’s
“So Nice To Come Home To”
Julieta’s Apartelle Hotel
Tel. No. (036) 621 2088 / (036) 621 4088
Arnaldo Boulevard, Roxas City, Capiz
Philippines, 5800
HV
HOTEL VITA
3rd Flr. Black and White Bldg., Burgos St.
Tel. No.: 6210810/6210-290
ACACIA TOURS
CORNER OF RIZAL & LOPEZ JAENA STREETS
ROXAS CITY, CAPIZ, PHILIPPINES
TEL. NOS.: (036) 621-0208 621-2203 621-3376
FAX NO.: (036) 621-1040
email: [email protected]
[email protected]
TERMINALS
ROXAS TO ILOILO
KM 1, ROXAS CITY
TEL. NOS. (036) 621-2530 / 621 6273
three minors all of Brgy. Balatucan,
Panitan were also hurt after their
tricycle was bumped by another
motorcycle driven by Roberto Dile,
30, also of said place.
The victims, including Dile were
brought to the Roxas Memorial
Provincial Hospital for treatment.
months – to $4.58 billion.
China, Japan
economies weigh
However, China’s economic
slowdown and Japan’s struggling Abenomics are a challenge to the growth of Philippine exports, Ella said.
“If China will slowdown and
Abenomics in Japan will lose
steam, [these] will impact on
our exports,” he said.
China has less and less room
to rely on policy tools to support the economy, the country’s
top economic planning agency
said on Wednesday, as the Beijing tries to arrest a protracted
slowdown this year, Reuters
reported.
Meanwhile, Japan’s economic growth slowed to 0.7
percent on weaker business
investment and consumption,
which sparked doubts about
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s
strategy to spark sustainable
growth through massive monetary and fiscal stimulus, as well
as structural reforms, the wire
service reported in March.
Japan remains as the top
buyer of Philippine products.
It bought 25.4 percent of the
shipments, NSO data showed.
Second was China at 14.7 percent, followed by the US at 13.4
percent. (Danessa O. Rivera/
GMA News)
B3
These ads can be viewed at
http://www.thedailyguardian.net
DIVE ROAD
Resto & Grill
DIVE ROAD
Auto Spa
Carwash & Detailing Center
“We Pamper Your Car”
Brgy. San Rafael,
Diversion Road, Iloilo City
Tel. # 302-8178
Bavaria
German Restaurant
WE SERVE
Sausage Platters
pork Knuckles
Bavarian Schnitzels
Spanish Paella
German Beers
ILOILO CITY INN
Standard room 850
De luxe room 1,000
Family suite 1,800
Condo 2,000
RESERVATIONS
113 Seminario Street
Jaro Iloilo City
329 00 78
09292060368
http://www.thedailyguardian.net
[emails: [email protected]
l [email protected]]
B4
Iloilo Lucky Auto
Supply, Inc.
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
OCS
STANDARD
NHOYGLADZ
AUTO SALES
LENDING, INC.
INSURANCE CO., INC.
G/F Angeles Arcade Building,
Mabini St., Iloilo City
Tel. # (033) 503-2092/09989820911
09477430528/09106034032
“Our customers’ trust in our services inspires us
to be the best insurance company for them.”
Tel. No.: 338-3758
Glory Cell No.:
a
a
a
a
LINE OF BUSINESS
Motor, Property, General Liability, Money Securities
Payroll Robbery, Marine, Accident, Miscellaneous, Bonds
ILOILO MAIN OFFICE
G/F Emmanuel Business Center, B. Aquino Ave., Molo Iloilo City
Tel. Nos. (033) 338-8880 to 85, Telefax: (033) 335-0889
Dali ang
Wala
“HIDDEN CHARGES”
PENSIONERS
SSS, GSIS, PVAO
BFP, PNP
Para sa mga
OTHER LOANS
Allotte, Business & Salary
ILOILO CLAIMS SERVICING OFFICE
NO AGE LIMIT
G/F CBI Building, Diversion Road, Mandurriao, Iloilo City
Tel. Nos. (033) 320-0537, 320-9753
Telefax: (033) 506-0533
plaza
S.P
.A
de pelo
Salon
for men & Women
Second Level Plazuela de Iloilo Manduriao, Iloilo City
Landline (033) 5016521
MOBILE 0922.837.7868
Services
• Manicure 75
• Haircut 100/130
• Make Up 350
• Pedicure
80
• Footspa
250
• Haircolor 680
(Rates may Change without Prior Notice)
Cut &
Grips Salon
JETHRO
CIRCLE COMPUBIZ
AMERICAN SURPLUS
Rm. 19 Capiz Provincial Business Center
Front of Capiz high
Tel. No. 336-3120/396-4034
0926-1159849
ROXAS AVE. KALIBO, AKLAN
(FORMERLY ARTISTA SALON)
JLTP BLDG., N0.26 LEDESMA ST.,
ILOILO CITY (Front Robinsons)
Landline: (033) 393-0328
Mobile: 09285075143 (Smart)
09178381067 (Globe)
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
SERVICES OFFERED:
Hair Rebond
• Hair Color
Brazilian Blow-out • Hot oil
Cellophane
• Hair spa
Haircut (Men & Women)
Manicure
• Pedicure
Foot Spa
• Hair & Make-up
Airbrush
• Make-up
Join Us ON FACEBOOK:
Tel. Nos. (033) 336-7298 l 337-9485 l 337-7493
[email protected]
Compu Sales
283 Iznart St., Iloilo City
Tel. No. (033) 336-3675 • 509-9895
Salon
For men
and Women
G/F Marymart Mall Valeria St., Iloilo City
Tel# 301-14-00
Cell#. 09216392878
Services Offered:
Hair Rebond l Hair Spa l Hot Oil
l Hair Cut l Facial l Cellophane l
Hair Relax l Foot Spa l Manicure l
Pedicure l Hair and Make Up l Etc.
Email add.:
Mr. RODOLFO L. BORRES
0909-1325849
[email protected]
“INTEREST”
“RELEASE”
Tess Cell No.:
Diversion Road, Taft North,
Tel. No. 321-1012
0948-4287053
Kadto sa OCS LENDING…
Nubo ang
LJK
FISH DEALER
B 14, L 11 Arguelles St., St. Joseph Subd. Phase 2
Brgy. Cubay Jaro, Iloilo City
Tel # 320-9728 / 0917-3030597 / 0917-3050597
Dealer of High Quality Fry & Fingerlings
BANGUS l MANGROVE SNAPPER (Mangagat)
SEABASS (Bulgan) l PRAWN, CRABS ETC.
We Also Supply And Deliver:
Quality: Fresh, Frozen & Live Seafoods
HOLIDAY BOUND
Travel & Tours
Rm 148 Marymart Mall 3
Valeria St.,Iloilo City
Tel No. (033) 396-4238
Telefax ( 033) 338 -0747/
508- 4399
Mobile No. 09189400980/
0917634799/09228558271
Email:
[email protected]
LAPAZ ( 320-8870
SARABIA ( 335-8680
DIVERSION ( 508-7750
Come and Enjoy the Pleasure of Relaxation.
We’re open at 11:00am - 11:00pm everyday
SPACE CENTER SERVICES
TRAVEL AND TOURS
Address
#90 Commission Civil Street, Jaro, Iloilo City
Tel# 330-13-67
Mobile#
09276845239/09285064087
Email Add:
[email protected]
Services offered:
Domestic and International Bookings
Hotel Resservations
Group Tours
Pasalubong Products
sure-go
LARGE FORMAT DIGITAL PRINTING
• Tarpaulin printing
• Sticker Printing
• Panaflex Sign
• Stailess Sign
• Neon Sign
• Brass Sign
• Directional Sign
• Billboard Sign
• Menu Board
Contact
ELEANOR P. BRITO
(Branch Manager)
G/F CCC Finance Bldg.
M.H. Del Pilar St., Molo, Iloilo City
Tel# 300-11-78 / 0949-805-1870
SkinStation
My Sanctuary
Wellness
Center, Inc.
Lower Ground Floor
SM City, Iloilo
0917-5892371
P
ProSpec
45 D.B Ledesma Street, Jaro, I.C.
Tel Nos. (033) 509-7477
509 -3272 / 320-5106
RESTAURANT
(FINE DINING/FASTFOOD)
SUPERMARKET
COLLECTION/BILLING SYSTEM
DEPARTMENT STORE
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
SPECIALTY STORE
DRUGSTORE
WHOLESALE
AXA

Philippines
Immediate Hiring!
UNIT HEADS



R&L
Aircon
Repair Shop
Brgy. Buhang
Taft North, Mandurriao,
Iloilo City
Tel No. 321-3272

ILOILO
MASTER
TRADERS
335-1280
MULTI-STAGE PURIFICATION PROCESS
MULTI-MEDIA SEDIMENT PROCESS
ACTIVATED CARBON  WATER CONDITIONING & SOFTENING PROCESS

5 MICRON FILTRATION  REVERSE OSMOSIS  POLISHING PROCESS 
GRANULATED CARBON  ULTRA VIOLENT LIGHT

For Deliveries Call. 337-5645/5080365
Q. Abeto St., Mandurriao,
Iloilo City
Tel. # (033) 321-1735
5083034
Mr. ROMEO G. CAHILGAN, JR.
Manager
Emerald
Finance Corp.
Iznart St. IloiloCity
336-1840 l 336-9723
l VIDEO
EDITING (VCD/DVD)
HOPE
LENDING
Life Insurance Company, Inc.
CORPORATION
Quezon St.,
Iloilo City
Tel no. 337-6703
320-4581
FOOD WEALTH
Seaman Loan
Business Loan
AGRO-VET
TRADING
Doctor’s Loan
NORKIS GROUP OF COMPANIES
NORKIS
5R
SERVICES,
INC.
Stronghold Mr. Gaspar Igona

Prenda-ur-car OR/CR
INSURANCE COMPANY, INC.











“SELLING SLIGHTLY USED MOTORCYCLE’’
Offered:
Proprietor
“Your complete New-Life Insurance Company”



Direct clients only.
Cash or installment basis
ILOILO
BRANCH:
•
Low
Down
payment
for only P 1,000 pesos.

No agents please!
Tabuc Suba, Jaro
• 24 months installment plan
For More Information Text:

• Sells volume of motorcycles with a minimum
Brgy. San Rafael, Mandurriao, Iloilo City
of 5 units.
Contact No:
Iloilo City


09173043777 l 09088954768
033-3297424/09463871937
VISIT US @ COM. CIVIL JARO ILOILO CITY
Fax No. (033) 508-1490 Monday-SatOR CALL ( 033 ) 329-1646/509-3020
urday Tel # (033) 396-5743 l 396-5744

8:00am to 5:30pm
Tel. No. 329 6001
SILVER & U
@ UR




CONVENIENCE
STORE
CJP BLDG.,
BALANTANG,


JARO,
 


 

ILOILO
CITY
LGF SM CITY, ILOILO
TEL.
NO.
(Near Toy Kingdom)


KRYZ CULINARY ARTS &
RESTAURANT SERVICES INSTITUTE
COSMOPOLITAN
BUILDERS,
INC.
2F, Cischo Bldg., Brgy. Mabolo
Delgado, Iloilo City
Tel. # 508-6714 l 8570704
Cell # 0908-9289284
1. COMMERCIAL COOKING NC 2
(450 hours + 100 hours OJT)
Cold Kitchen Operations/
Cooking (140 hrs)
Hot Kitchen Operations/ Cooking (200 hrs)
Bakery/ Pastry Production (190 hrs)
2. FOOD AND BEVERAGES
SERVICES NC 2
(406 hours + 100 hours OJT)
3. NOVELTY ITEMS MAKING NC 1
(104 hours)
NCI
(033) 301-2161
GLASS
CAR TINT
Buhang Taft North, Mandurriao, Iloilo City
Smart - 0939-939-0690
Tel. Nos. (033) 501-6093 * (033) 857-7053
SERVICES OFFERED:
l AUTO GLASS l CAR TINT
l ALUMINUM
Iloilo Interior, Diversion Road
Telefax: 321-3801 to 03
Cellular: 09081090939
WESTERN
DRIVING SCHOOL
“Iloilo’s beauty &
wellness haven!”
TEL. NOS.: 509-9530, 396-6742
CP NO.; 0917-7980-370
RUSCEL PHOTOGRAPHY
Prudential
RJV
G/F RSVP RESIDENCES II,
WEST TIMAWA AVE.,
ILOILO CITY
Tel. No. 338-0655
Cel. No. 0928-5019744
CORPoration



Panay Veterans Security

& Investigation Agency



Main Office:
#5 M. Jayme St.

Jaro, Iloilo City


Telefax# 508-45-42

Kalibo Office:
Tel. No. 262-3416/5008616


Fax
no. 262-3416
Since 1963

Manila Office: Tel. no. 834-2763


Fax no. (02) 834-2763
G/F SM City, Mandurriao,



Bacolod Office:


Tel. No. 433-5165
Iloilo City

REMEGIO PIO E. JALECO
Te l . N o .
Vice Pres./Gen Manager

Lydia Songano Bldg., Brgy. Tagbak,
Jaro, Iloilo City • Tel. # 300-3272
ROXAS BRANCH:
Km. II Lawa-an, Roxas City
(Infront of Rusi)
Tel. # (036) 522-7818
Mobile No. 0917-300-1210
NEW VISTAMAR
A PRODUCT OF WATER WARE INTL.
2nd Level, Robinson’s
Place Iloilo City
HOPEWELL
FINANCE
For your Financing
Contact: Mr. Vic Mina, Jr.
WEDDING/BAPTISM/
We sell:

c/o Asian Lumber Bldg. Door 5 & 6
Needs
BIRTHDAY/DEBUT/
Electrical & Construction Materials
144 M.H. del Pilar St., Molo Iloilo City
ANNIVERSARY/SCHOOL
Accept
Real Estate
Tel.
No.
33-33399/
ACTIVITIES/FUNERAL
Owned & Managed by:


CP No. 0920-911-5708
Mortgage
Chattel

Website:www.ruscelphotography.multiply.com
Mr. Bonito L. Robiso
SHORT COURSES OFFERED
SIMPLY RELIABLE
PURIFIED DRINKING WATER
J&R Family
Digital
Studio
monthly subsidy of P20,000,
DIGITAL PHOTO/VIDEO PRODUCTION
P30,000,P50,000 for 1 year
190
COMMISSION CIVIL ST.,
-30 to 50 years old
JARO, ILOILO CITY
-At least two years sales experience,

with managerial background
0927-8262049,0928-3462762



-With good communication skills
SERVICES:
-People Oriented

Mabini St., Iloilo City
-Self Motivated
Tel. #


l PHOTO & VIDEO COVERAGE
-Passion for Success
Tel.#
Telefax: (033) 329-5794 * (033) 396-7040
Mobile: 0917-986-9087 * 0932-705-5891
39 Lopez Jaena Street, La Granja Lapaz, Iloilo City
Tel. No. 508-0365
Tel # (033) 3213413
Fax No. 508-9069
E-mail: [email protected]
FASHION
OFFERS:
* Ticketing (Domestic & International)
* Educational Tours
* Lakbay Aral/Exploratory learnings
(LGU Officials & Students)
PC/Based (Point of Sale Systems)
Front-End & Back-End
Software
(BIR ACCREDITED)
Ave. Brgy San Rafael,






travel & tours
educational services
Prospec Office Systems Products
Proprietor
Dra. RIZALINA V. BERNARDO
Ledesma Street Iloilo City
Sales: (033) 337-6140
Service: (033) 337-2083
Telefax: (033) 337-0132
Philippine
Foot & Body
Massage
“The FIRST and the
ORIGINAL TRADITIONAL
THAI MASSAGE in Western Visayas
&
CAR WASH
20 MH Del Pilar St., Molo, Iloilo City
PROBLEMA SA KWARTA??
• PROTECT PACKAGES
• CAR PROTECT
• HOUSE PROTECT • BIZ PROTECT
• TRAVEL PROTECT • FAMILY PROTECT • OFFICE PROTECT
ADDRESS: DOOR #1, ASIAN LUMBER BLDG
M.H. DEL PILAR, MOLO, ILOILO CITY
TEL. NO.: ILOILO - 336-0535
ANTIQUE - 540-7765
B4
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
CABLE STAR, INC
Urban Inn Bldg., Luna St,
Lapaz I.C
AMA Computer Learning Center
22 AMA Bldg., Delgado St., Iloilo City
Tel. Nos.
(033) 5086871 ) 3381229
Tel# 033-5086090
Cp# 09499630496
09063746686
09164776516
LTO Accredited
(permit to operation driving school)
(Deck & Engine Officers Review
for WALK-IN & WRITTEN EXAMS,
Computer PLUS Lecture)
G/F Perpetual Succor Business Center,
#38 Jalandoni St. (San Agustin), Iloilo City
Manila Branch
4th Flr. Don Lorenzo Bldg. 889 P. Paredes St.
Sampaloc Manila (In Front of PRC)
Pls. Contact:
Capt. Nelson C. Villamor
09195607777/(033) 336-0793
EVZ PHARMACY
“Customer Service
is our Pride”
Wholesaler & Retailer
Free delivery in Panay
and Guimaras
Contact:
Ms. Edna Pabicon
(Senior Manager)
Cell. No:0927-504-9705
Main Office @ Q. Abeto St.,
Tel No.: (033) 5093362
Telefax: (033) 3211737
La Paz Branch: 329-7015
Mission Branch: 329-3798
www.evzcorp.com
JGM FINANCE
CORPORATION
OFFERS:
SSS / GSIS PENSIONS LOANS
AT ONLY 1.67 % MONTHLY INTEREST
WITH NOADVANCE INTEREST!!!!
FAST AND EASY TO APPLY!!!
CALL US AT OUR BRANCHES IN:
JARO, ILOILO
TEL NO. (033) 3297918
PASSI CITY, ILOILO
TEL NO. (033) 3961325
STA BARBARA, ILOILO
TEL NO. (033) 3964939
GUIMARAS BRANCH
TEL NO. (033) 3967768
Y!!!
HURORKON
MAG TAWAG SA
SUN CELLULAR NUMBER
0922-8189389 ) 0922-8946653
B6
community
Guardian
the daily
Read and Respected
City gets P500K
PAGCOR share
THE Philippine Amusement and Gaming
C o r p o r a t i o n ( PA G C O R ) t u r n e d o v e r
P500,000 to the Iloilo City government as
the latter’s share in the operation of casinos
in the city.
Cristino L. Naguiat Jr., PAGCOR chairman
and chief operating officer, said the amount
is a “voluntary assistance” to city as its
monthly income share for hosting PAGCOR
casinos since effective June 13, 2013.
“It is (only) intended for the projects to be
undertaken by the City Government which
will uplift the economic condition of the city
residents, particularly those who have less in
life,” Naguiat said in a letter to Mayor Jed
Patrick Mabilog.
PRIVATE First Class Leslie Jun Molomolo briefs a 10-year-old boy of the caliber .50 rifle featured
at the Static and Photo Display organized by the 3rd Civil Military Operations Battalion of the Army’s
3rd Infantry Division as part of the Araw ng Kagitingan and Philippine Veterans Week celebration at
SM City Iloilo from April 8-10. (LAF/PIA6)
Aklan to
honor
‘Yolanda’
donors
DSWD-6 won the BSPA award in the National Government Agencies category.
WVCST (left photo) and the Cadiz City government are the awardees in the
SUC and the Local Government Unit categories, respectively.
RDC-6 fetes outstanding public programs, projects
THE Regional Development
Council (RDC-6) handed out
the Best Public Sector Projects
Awards (BPSPA) last week.
The awardees include the
D e p a r t m e n t o f S o c i a l We l f a r e
and Development (National
Government Agency Category);
City of Cadiz (Local Government
Unit Category) and the Western
Visayas College of Science and
Technology (State Universities
and Colleges Category)
The winners received a special
trophy designed by prominent
Ilonggo sculptor Harry Mark
Gonzales, plaques and cash
rewards.
Ro-Ann A. Bacal, National
Economic and Development
A u t h o r i t y ( N E D A ) d i r e c t o r,
saidthe award is meant to recognize
outstanding programs and projects
being implemented by local
government units, regional line
agencies and state universities
and colleges. (CMPamonag/
NEDA-6)
KALIBO, Aklan – The Aklan provincial government will honor 20
government and non-government
organizations including private donors who helped in the post-typhoon
Yolanda recovery efforts.
Roger Esto of the Provincial Planning and Development Office said
the awarding ceremony will be held
during the week-long celebration of
the Aklan Day on April 18-25.
“This year, we had no outstanding
Aklanon awardees since our focus has
been temporarily shifted to giving recognitions to our donors who helped the
province in time of need,” Esto said.
Among those to be recognized
were the provincial government of
Romblon which gave P50,000, the
city of Valenzuela and Land Bank of
the Philippines, among others.
Aklan Day commemorates the day
when the province became independent from neighboring Capiz. (PNA)
y m c k
y m c k
Guardian
the daily
Read and Respected
B7
Erich admits feeling Cesca Litton
slighted by Ejay Falcon engaged to boyfriend
MANILA - Actress Erich Gonzales admitted for the first time that she felt slighted
by actor Ejay Falcon when they were still doing the drama series “Katorse” five
years ago.
On Thursday’s episode of “Kris TV,” Gonzales said she was hurt by Falcon’s
claim that the soap’s high ratings were because of him.
Gonzales and Falcon were Kris Aquino’s guest co-hosts on the morning show.
“Past na ito so we can talk about it now. Saka we are okay now. We can talk about
dahil mature na tayo, pwedeng pag-usapan,” Gonzales told Falcon.
The former “Pinoy Big Brother” housemate was obviously caught off-guard and
could only reply: “Hindi ko alam.”
After putting Falcon on the spot, Gonzales eventually defended her former
leading man.
“Siguro Ate (Kris) hindi lang niya mini-mean,,” she said. “Siguro ganun ka lang
dati kasi immature tayo dati at may mga words lang siguro na hindi natin alam
kung paano sabihin.”
Gonzales also said she realized that Falcon was just being true to himself.
“Ganoon lang siguro, walang pretentions si Ejay. Ako din Ejay,”she said. (ABSCBNnews.com)
DOJ indicts Cedric, Deniece for illegal detention
MANILA – The Department
of Justice (DOJ) has found
probable cause to charge Cedric
Lee, Deniece Cornejo, Bernice
Lee, Simeon Raz, Ferdinand
2nd Level Ledesma Wing
Guerrero, Jose Paolo Calma and
Jed Fernandez for the crimes of
serious illegal detention and
grave coercion.
The DOJ, in a 42-page
resolution dated April 4,
2014, said it was clear that on
January 22 up to the wee hours
of January 23 Lee’s group
deprived Navarro of his liberty,
which is a primary element
of the crime of serious illegal
detention.
The DOJ said the group
also inflicted serious physical
injuries on the host-actor and
threatened to kill him.
The DOJ said it is also clear
that the group committed the
crime charged for purposes
of extorting money or ransom
from Navarro in exchange of
his liberty.
As for the crime of grave
coercion, the DOJ said it
was apparent that the group
compelled Navarro to do acts
which were against his will.
Meanwhile, the panel said
the other complaints filed by
Navarro against Lee’s group,
including serious physical
injuries, grave threats and illegal
arrest, were already absorbed in
the illegal detention charge.
As of writing, the DOJ panel
is now on its way to the Taguig
Regional Trial Court to file the
case. (ABS-CBNnews.com)
Contact us at:
(033) 335-1930
0998-9864717
MANILA – Former Kapamilya host Cesca Litton took to the
image-sharing site Instagram to announce her engagement to
boyfriend Tyke Kalaw, who proposed to her on Wednesday.
In a post in her personal account, Litton shared a photo of
them where her engagement ring could be seen. In its caption,
Litton said she feels blessed knowing that she will be spending
the rest of her life with the man she loves.
“Every single heartache I’ve been through has faded into
oblivion, because God blessed me with the right man, at the right
time. Yes, I will spend the rest of my life with you, @tykekalaw.
I love you so much,” she said in the caption.
Hours after the proposal, Litton said on Twitter that she was
still on cloud nine.
“It’s 3:20 am and I’m wide awake, I’m still in shock and
I still have to pack. Thank you for all the messages. I’m so
overwhelmed,” she said.
On Thursday morning, she again posted a picture, this time
showing only the engagement ring.
“Thank you for my beautiful ring, for painstakingly researching
on diamonds, for searching high and
low for the perfect emerald cut
stone, for designing the ring
with princess cuts all around
the band, and for sitting for
hours making sure they set it
right. I love you @tykekalaw,”
she said.
Litton has been vocal about
her plans of settling down with
Kalaw, the grandson of former
Senator Eva Estrada Kalaw.
She has said in
previous interviews that
she wouldn’t enter into
any relationship without
thinking long-term.
While no date for
the special event has
been set yet, Litton
said there is “definitely
no Vegas wedding.”
(ABS-CBNnews.com)
Megaworld’s..
Your aesthetic judgment might be useful at
work, or you’re in a position to help someone
in trouble or needing emotional support.
Your imagination can add spice to your love
life tonight, if you are willing to give free rein to
ideas and images which excite you.
Household members fluctuate from rowdy to
silent or seeking fantasy rather than action. An
adaptable attitude allows you to cope.
You instinctively make exactly the right
move, without knowing why, because you are
blending intuition and experience today.
Passion flares sharply, quickly passing AND
deeply consuming. Make sure you and your
lover are in sync.
Some tasks today will demand you skim the
surface and move on quickly; others will require
great perseverance. Know which are which.
A friend makes a subtle move toward becoming
something more. Stay alert to either encourage
or nip in the bud as your circumstances dictate.
Free Tutorial- Jose C. Borromeo, CE
09102255940 / (033)508-2692
Complete the given numbers of the game.Using but once the numbers 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, and 9 so
that EACH NINE small squares of : (1) each big square in thick lines, (2) each horizontal row,
and (3) each vertical row CONTAIN THE NUMBERS 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9.
5 TIPS
1. No double entry of any number in a BIG SQUARE or the ROWS.
2. Each of the TRIO ( 1,1,1 or 3,3,3, or 9,9,9, etc.) should be in each of three big
squares IN A LINE FORMATION (HORIZONTALLY OR VERTICALLY) and in each
three rows within.
3. Exhaust application of Tip 1-2.
4. The MISSING Numbers of a particular square which is in s BIG SQUARE and the intersection
of TWO ROWS are determined by assuming all of the nine (1), (2), (3), (4), (5), (6), (7),
(8),(9) as missing, the EXISTING NUMBERS of the BIG SQUARE and INTERSECTING
ROWS CANCEL OUT these circled missing numbers. The UNCANCELLED are the MISSING
NUMBERS. If the missing number is only one, that is the ANSWER! If two or three or four?
JOT them in the particular square for further application of Tip 3 and other techniques
you’ll discover.
5. Use logic.
9
8
7
6
5
Today you can get an awful lot done!
Productivity, accomplishment and competence
are highlighted.
4
Your creative imagination proves valuable
today. Being able to envision “what if?” brings
new possibilities into your life.
2
3
1
3 2 1 6
2 8
1 6 8
7
7 9 6
8 9
1 5 4
4 5
8 1
9 6 7 1
4
1
2
3
4
Slow, sensuous and savoring is the style. Trade
back rubs with someone you love and ENJOY!
Share food and mutual pleasure.
5
3
1
7
9
4
6
5
8
2
Slow, sensuous and savoring is the style. Trade
back rubs with someone you love and ENJOY!
Share food and mutual pleasure.
Nit-picking at work hinders your effectiveness.
Streamline your flow of duties. Try to delegate
some tasks.
y m c k
6
5
4
8
7
1
2
9
6
3
7
6
9
2
3
5
8
7
4
1
4
8
3
6
9
7
1
2
5
y m c k
8
9
5
1
2
3
4
6
7
8
9
2
7
6
5
8
1
3
9
4
1
2
9
8
6
5
4
3
7
7
6
4
1
2
3
8
5
9
8
3
5
4
7
9
2
1
6
from p.B1
On the other hand,
Megaworld’s rental income
from office developments and
lifestyle malls surged to a
record P6.04-billion in 2013,
21 percent higher than P4.99billion in 2012.
Megaworld is set to further
solidify its position as the leader
in office development in terms
of total office space inventory
by completing another 112,000
square meters of office spaces
this year. By the end of 2014,
the company will have around
712,000 square meters of
office spaces in its portfolio
with the completion of new
state-of-the-art office towers in
Uptown Bonifacio, The Mactan
Newtown in Cebu, and Iloilo
Business Park.
On the retail side, Megaworld
is also set to complete another
70,000 sqm in additional
commercial and retail spaces
with the completion of the
Venice Grand Canal Mall
in McKinley Hill, and some
commercial strips at The
Mactan Newtown, bringing its
commercial and retail space
portfolio to 240,000 square
meters by the end of 2014.
“Along with our sustained
growth in the residential segment,
we are committed to further
expand our recurring income
portfolio especially in our office
and retail businesses. Year after
year, we will be completing
more office towers, malls, and
commercial spaces. By 2017,
we expect our rental income to
reach P10-billion, double that of
2012,” adds Tan.
Megaworld has pioneered
the “LIVE-WORK-PLAYLEARN” lifestyle concept for
mixed-use communities in the
Philippines, which are popularly
known as “townships.”
To date, the company has 10
townships all throughout the
country covering around 300
hectares of land. This includes
the 17-hectare Eastwood City,
which is considered to be the
country’s first cyberpark; the
50-hectare McKinley Hill in
Fort Bonifacio; the 25-hectare
Newport City in Pasay City; the
5-hectare Forbes Town Center in
Bonifacio Global City; the 28.8hectare The Mactan Newtown
in Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu; the
15.4-hectare Uptown Bonifacio
in Bonifacio Global City; the
34.5-hectare McKinley West in
Fort Bonifacio; the 14-hectare
Woodside City in Pasig City;
the 11-hectare Davao Park
District in Davao City; and the
72-hectare Iloilo Business Park
in Iloilo City.
Over the past 24 years, the
Megaworld Group has emerged
as the country’s No. 1 real estate
organization. It has completed
more than 320 residential and
office buildings with a total area
of around 5.6 million square
meters. Currently, about 185
residential, office and hotel
buildings with a total area
of around 5.4 million square
meters are under development.

Rice production up despite `Yolanda`

Transcription

Similar documents

Evalyn Frondozo - Rex Book Store

Ancient and Historical Heritage of Iloilo City

Contents - Iloilo City

Power firms start pruning trees near power lines

Negros - The Daily Guardian

Mabilog orders zero tolerance vs. druggies

Duterte mum on `druggie mayors` but vows

Drugs hidden in shoes, sandals sent via LBC

Power outages in Iloilo City reduced

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Message - Iloilo City

Philippines 101 - House of the Philippines

- Climatelinks.org