#Dulfo

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Had a dream where scientists managed to combine a lemon and a strawberry into a new fruit known as "The Dulfo". It's name came from Andrew Dulfo, the lead scientist who created it.

The Dulfo looked like a large lemon, except it was red and had a thick green calyx on top. When you cut into it, the insides looked like a lemon's, just pink instead.

I bought one from the grocery store and took it home to try it and make lemonade. It tasted almost exactly like a grapefruit, as it had the perfect balance of sweetness and sourness. The lemonade I made with it was also the best drink I've ever had.

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UPIS Math Department holds first virtual Math Week

Mathematics Unites, the theme of the first virtual Math Week celebration, was hosted by the UPIS Math Department from March 14 to 18, 2022.

The celebration promoted appreciation for Mathematics as a unifying language and as a tool in understanding the world and fighting global challenges. In line with this, four programs were announced on the UPIS Math Week Facebook page. 

For Pi Day, more than a hundred participants joined the Pi Day Quizziz, a competition held via Zoom at exactly 3:14 PM on March 14. From K-2, they awarded Luccio Pang of K-Sampaguita, Altair Santiago of K-Kamia, and Amelia Obias of 2-Atis. For grades 3-6, Precious dela Paz of 3-Sapa, Zeke Sagayaga of 5-Banahaw, and Reen Lopez of 5-Sierra Madre won the competition. Lastly, the winners from grades 7-12 were Timothy Capulong of 11-Campos, Kirstin Mejia of 7-Jupiter, and Renz Dolorias of 8-Firefly.

Another activity is the Math Scavenger Hunt, a team activity that required students to search for eight items from the list posted on the event's Facebook page. According to Mr. Harold Badilla, Grade 11 Math teacher who facilitated the event, 32 groups of three members joined the game. The members of the K-2 team winner in this activity were Ilenea Amihan Baltazar, Freedom Dioquino, and Chloe Bianca Usi of 2-Mangga while Joaquin Bayuga, Allyssa Sarenas, and James Deximo of 4-Patani won the 3-6 contest. Last but not least, the members of the winning team from 7-12 were Erielle Arceo and Bianca Baguio of 11-Lopez, along with Gabe Matias from 11-Marasigan.

Guess the Number was a challenge for students to count all the candies inside a jar. “This activity warmly received 244 guesses from students,” Mr. Badilla said. Altair Santiago from K-Kamia, Paulo Dulfo from 4-Singkamas, and Justine Catiis from 11-Campos were the winners of this activity. 

Finally, Math Museum featured interesting facts about math posted on the UPIS Math Week page every day for four days. The topics included historical mathematicians, math articles, and throwbacks of older UPIS students sharing their math hugot lines. 

On March 18, Prof. Angel Rocena, Mathematics department head, hosted the closing ceremony with Mr. Badilla. The latter expressed his appreciation for the UPIS community��s engagement during the festivities. “We are extremely grateful for the active participation of students as evidenced by the high turnout of entries, for the class advisers and subject teachers for promoting the Math Week events, for the UPIS administration for the leadership and guidance, and for the PTA for sponsoring the prizes shared to the winners,” he shared. 

Prof. Rocena disclosed that organizing the event was challenging because teachers had to do all the planning, preparing, and executing of the programs alongside their teaching responsibilities. Despite the problems they faced, she added, “Challenging, yes, but we were joyful as we did all those because we know that it would be a fun learning experience for the students, something outside the usual Zoom discussions.”

When asked about next year’s Math Week, Prof. Rocena answered,  “Whatever mode of instruction we'd have next year, expect a Math Week around 3/14/23 with new activities that will make you appreciate and love Math more.” //by Ricci Dantes, Andre Panopio, and Jemuell San Jose

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Dianne Dulfo

Photography, Styling and make up by me.

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Hello everyone! I'm Huanna maria louise yzbel dulfo. I'm 18 years old female, Senior high school a HUMMS student in antipolo city this blog is educational purposes in our subject literature. Well thankyou for visiting my blog 🤍

When the pandemic started i thought it was okay i think its happy because we end our school year early in first week of pandemic we aren’t get bored we enjoy every moment because i thought its we are all fine but when time goes by our country get unsafe because of COVID-19 and after how many months i already felt the boredom in our house i keep sleeping and my routine is only the same i got nothing to do.

In the middle of pandemic my face breakout because sleep late night always im awake till 3am and that's where it started my breakouts i feel insecure in my face i got a lot of acne i feel bad for my self my self esteem get down . I started using a lot of skincare products a became addicted in skincare until now because im too afraid to get acne i know its normal for us humans but i just get insecure when i get acne thats why i keep using skincare products to protect my skin and prevents in breakouts but you guys when you have acne its normal you're still beautiful in all ways we just want to protect our skin if your using some skincare products good for you take care of you self we are all beautiful in our own flaws.

When time goes by and pandemic still going on im already used to it but i still get bored my routine still the same but when school starts for me its kinda difficult for me specifically I don't really understand sometimes out lesson i don't have focus sometimes and i don't do my school works sometimes well its not only me for sure but im still doing my best to do those task even though kinda hard for me haha and im so proud of some teachers who still teach students even its difficult also to their parts.

And one day i feel like I don't have energy in everything i have breakdowns i feel like i don't wanna live anymore i keep asking my self what is my purpose in this world i just want to escape the sad part in my life i just want to feel my self to appreciate my self i want to be alone but i keep on praying that i hope i can get through it all 🙏 well god is good i became a better version of me if you guys feel the same way trust God because he will not give you a challenge if you can't go through it all.

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RC Cagayan de Oro turns over global grant to Philippine Red Cross

THE Rotary Club of Cagayan de Oro turned over a global grant to the Philippine Red Cross CDO-MisOr chapter in ceremonies held Wednesday.

Global grants support large international activities with sustainable, measurable outcomes in Rotary’s areas of focus. By working together to respond to real community needs, clubs and districts strengthen their global partnerships.

Global grants have a minimum budget of $30,000 and a maximum World Fund award of $400,000. Grant sponsors can use a combination of District Designated Funds (DDF), cash, and/or directed gifts and endowment earnings to fund a global grant. The Foundation will provide a 100 percent World Fund match for all DDF contributions.

In this case, the global grant was applied during the time of immediate past president Julino Dulfo in 2019.

Past RI District 3870 governor and district Rotary Foundation chair Manuel Along recalled that it was during a training among fellow Rotary Foundation district chairs in Clark last March 2019 that they were encouraged to apply for the global grant.

Along, who is organic to the Rotary Club of Cagayan de Oro, then met with Dulfo so they could apply for a global grant.

It so happened that Philippine Red Cross CDO-MisOr chapter chair Antonio Soriano also happened to be a member of the Rotary Club of Cagayan de Oro.

And so it was decided that the global grant, once approved, will be turned over to the Philippine Red Cross CDO-MisOr chapter.

The global grant that they applied for was to be used to install a blood bank refrigerator, a plasma freezer, an incubated platelet agitator, a tube sealer and a T-seal mobile. These are equipment that will increase capacity to store blood at the blood center and replace antiquated equipment.

Soriano is grateful to the Rotarians, saying the global grant is timely in the light of COVID-19.

Mindanao’s biggest club, also recognized as The Mother Club, was organized on April 22, 1948. From a small group 17 charter members, it has constantly grown over the years.

The Rotary Club of Cagayan de Oro is made up of distinguished professionals, business and community leaders who share the common passion of serving the community selflessly. It is a non-religious, culturally diverse and non-political club that strives to promote equality and high ethical standards among men through project and activities that cater to various sectors of society advocating the importance of education, health improvement, and poverty alleviation are prioritized and regularly carried out by the club and its members.... THE Rotary Club of Cagayan de Oro

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Abhijeet Banerjee walked wearing dhoti to receive Nobel Prize | Wife Dulfo Esther wears a saree |WATCH VIDEO

Abhijeet Banerjee walked wearing dhoti to receive Nobel Prize | Wife Dulfo Esther wears a saree |WATCH VIDEO

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Indian American economist Abhijit Vinayak Banerjee walked wearing dhoti to the stage to receive the Nobel Prize in Economics in Sweden along with his wife Esther Duflo and colleague Michael Kremer.

The trio was conferred with the honour for detailed research on the subject of “experimental approach to alleviating global poverty”.

Abhijeet looked every bit a…

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’Keep going’ events to help workers with mental health issues

#PHnews: ’Keep going’ events to help workers with mental health issues

BAGUIO CITY-- Two events that will bring together supporters, advocates, carers and the community that will help workers with mental health issues are slated on October 20 and October 27.

“We are hoping to unify the different groups who have a common agenda for the benefit of the workers with mental health problems by bringing them all together in two events dubbed as 'Keep Going' which means continuing their lives,” Leslie Dulfo, co-organizer of “Keep Going! A gathering for mental health” told the Philippine News Agency on Monday.

Keep Going was used as a tag to literally encourage those suffering from mental health to continue with their lives as persons, members of the family and especially as a worker.

She said on Oct. 20, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., there will be a talk, music, and poetry to inspire those in the sector to go on and keep going.

The event will be a mental health awareness campaign at the Baguio-Benguet Community Credit Cooperative (BBCCC) multi-purpose hall that will bring together around 100 advocates and “carers”. There will be three speakers who are expected to share their expertise on the topic.

Among them is an advocate who survived post-partum depression, a resident doctor of the Philippine Mental Health center at the Baguio General Hospital and Medical Center (BGHMC), and an advocate who will share about anxiety and panic disorder.

An advocate who used poetry as a therapy to cope will also share works with the participants.

The contestants for the Mr. And Miss Summer Capital will also join the event to learn more about mental health.

For the Oct. 27 event, Aki Inway Reyes said the “Run for Mental Health” is hoped to bring together about 300 runners- supporters of mental health.

He said the fun run is a fundraising event with a registration fee of PHP350 for the three-kilometer distance; PHP450 for the five kilometers; PHP550 for the 10-kilometers and PHP650 for the 21 kilometers.

“The funds we will raise will be used to jump-start the creation of a non-government organization that will cater to mental health issues and form ‘Project Kampana’ where a website and an application will be created to aid those in the sector,” Reyes said.

He said several persons in the sector have approached them asking if they know of an employer who understands the plight of a person with mental health.

He said the question prompted the idea to create a website where those in the sector can submit their resumes, which will be linked to employers who understand what those in the sector are going through.

“This is especially true for those who have been clinically diagnosed,” he said.

The “Keep going” fundraising will also allow them to raise the money for the continued conduct of mental health awareness in the workplace and in the community.

Reyes added that there are support groups, organizations and even treatments available.

In a report published at the World Health Organization website on October 4, it said “one in four people in the world will be affected by mental or neurological disorders at some point in their lives. Around 450 million people currently suffer from such conditions, placing mental disorders among the leading causes of ill-health and disability worldwide.”

The WHO also said treatments are available, but nearly two-thirds of people with a known mental disorder never seek help from a health professional. Stigma, discrimination, and neglect prevent care and treatment from reaching people with mental disorders.

The same WHO report said: “Where there is neglect, there is little or no understanding. Where there is no understanding, there is neglect.” (PNA)

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References:

* Philippine News Agency. "’Keep going’ events to help workers with mental health issues." Philippine News Agency. https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1083106 (accessed October 15, 2019 at 10:13PM UTC+14).

* Philippine News Agency. "’Keep going’ events to help workers with mental health issues." Archive Today. https://archive.ph/?run=1&url=https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1083106 (archived).

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umro je dulfo.

nisam znala ni da je živ još uvik. otac ga je spominjao samo kad bi obukla gaće koje su do gležnjeva pa bi rekao “kako dulfo si. uvik mu fali petsto dinari goć.” bio je jako visok. 

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Road to preparation

Last wednesday is the last meeting we had with Engr. Mabulay. He taught us things we need to know in achieving our goals about our future company. Leadership is very important but we cant avoid failures. Instead we need to learn things about our failures. The class is near to end and at the end we must have the pitching. In our team, Reeve Dulfo was elected as our pitcher. He will present our project proposal which is he PIN(Portable Information Navigator). The content will be summarized in 4 minutes as what our instructor said. It includes important information that focus the PIN. We already have pitch deck prepared and what is lacking for now is the practice in delivering the pitch. End is near to come but its still the beginning.

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been answering to a lot of greetings but i'm thankful that these people remember 😊

— vianca dulfo (@bayantami) February 14, 2017

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Tweeted

Lesme Dulfo Jr Thanks for the follow!

— Mookie Gallagher (@MookieGallagher) February 23, 2021