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2012-03-06T19:14:00.000-08:00

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has announced the dates for the Class 10 and 12 BoardExaminations to be held in March this year. The Class XII Board Examination, for the mainstream papers, will start from March 1 and for Class X from March 2, 2012.

About 8 lakh students across the country will take the CBSE Board Exams 2012. NNE wishes all students, Best of Luck!

IMPORTANT - CHANGE IN DATESHEET FOR CLASS 12 BOARD EXAMS 2012In view of the revised schedule published by the Election Commission of India postponing the Election in the state of Uttar Pradesh from February 4, 2012 to March 3, 2012, the examinations in the subjects of 'Political Science' and 'Lending Operations' for Senior School Certificate Examination (Class XII) of the Board scheduled for 3rd March, 2012 (Saturday) has been postponed to 16th April, 2012 (Monday) for all the candidates across the country and abroad.

CBSE 2012 Date Sheet For Class XII

DATE/DAY	SUBJECT	CODE	TIME
Thursday, 01st March, 2012	ENGLISH ELECTIVE FUNCTIONAL ENGLISH ENGLISH CORE	001 101 301	10:30 AM
Monday, 05th March, 2012	PHYSICS ELECTRIC MACHINES AUTOSHOP REP& PRAC FABRICATN.TECH-II AC & REFRGTN-III RADIO ENG.&AUD.SYS M PROD TPT &M COOP FLORICULTURE B THERAPY &H DR-II OPTICS CLINICAL BIO-CHEM. COMM. HEALTH NURII RADIOGRAPHY-I GENL ESTB & MGMT OF FSU DESG & PAT MAKING DYEING & PRINTING ACCOMODAT.SERVICES TRAVEL TRADE MGMT CONFECTIONERY CLSFN.&CATALOGUING POULTRY PDTS& TECH C HEALTH NURSING	042 623 628 630 632 635 640 643 654 658 661 664 667 677 685 688 691 694 698 703 717 731	10:30 AM
Tuesday, 06th March, 2012	BUSINESS STUDIES	054	10:30 AM
Saturday,10th March, 2012	BIOTECHNOLOGY ENGG. GRAPHICS PUNJABI TAMIL MARATHI ORIYA KANNADA MIZO FINANCIAL ACCNTG MARKETING CASH MGMT & H-KEEP POST HARV TECH&PRD LIB. ADMN & MGMT. B CONCEPT-H &MED T MIDWIFERY FOOD PROCESSINGIII FOOD SERVICES II EVOL& FORMS M M II GEOSPATIAL TECH II	045 046 104 106 109 113 115 198 611 613 619 644 702 729 732 734 736 738 740	10:30 AM
Tuesday,13th March, 2012	CHEMISTRY HERITAGE CRAFTS OFF. COMMUNICATION CONS BEHV & PROTCN MGMT OF BANK OFFCE APPLIED PHYSICS FABRICATN.TECH-III TV & VIDEO SYSTEMS ELECTRICAL ENGG. MILK & MILK PRODS. BIOLOGY-OPTHALMIC LAB. MEDICINE FUND OF NURSING II RADIATION PHYSICS FOOD PREPARATION INDIA-TOURIST DEST FOOD SCI.& HYGIENE PRIN &PRA-LIFE INS POULTRY NUTR & PHY INT TO FINANCL MKT CRTV & COMM M M II	043 070 606 615 621 625 631 636 637 639 657 660 663 666 690 693 696 705 716 723 739	10:30 AM
Wednesday,14th March, 2012	HISTORY	027	10:30 AM
Thursday,15th March, 2012	ACCOUNTANCY CR WRTNG TR STUDY STORE ACCOUNTING ENGINEERING SCI. ELN.DEV.& CIRCUITS DAIRY PLANT INSTRU FOOD& BEV SERVICES ACTG FOR BUSINESS H EDN & PUB HEALTH	055 069 618 622 634 641 692 722 728	10:30 AM
Saturday,17th March, 2012	BIOLOGY GRAPHIC DESIGNS SINDHI PORTUGUESE RUSSIAN PERSIAN SPANISH KASHMIRI SHORTHAND ENGLISH SHORTHAND HINDI ELE.COST A/C & AUD SALESMANSHIP MECH. ENGINEERING AUTO ENGINEERING AC & REFRGTN-IV YOGA ANATOMY &PHYS MEAL PLNG & SERVIC CLOTHING CONST BASIC DESIGN TOUR MGMT & MP PLN BUSINESS DATA PROC REFERENCE SERVICE B P O SKILLS	044 071 119 108 121 123 196 197 608 610 612 614 626 627 633 656 676 686 687 695 700 704 724	10:30 AM
Monday,19th March, 2012	HINDI ELECTIVE GUJARATI MANIPURI MALAYALAM ASSAMESE TIBETAN FRENCH GERMAN NEPALI LIMBOO LEPCHA BODO TANGKHUL JAPANESE BHUTIA BAHASA MELAYU HINDI CORE	002 110 111 112 114 117 118 120 124 125 126 192 193 194 195 199 302	10:30 AM
Wednesday, 21st March, 2012	ECONOMICS ELECT APPLIANCES	030 624	10:30 AM
Saturday, 24th March, 2012	MATHEMATICS SECT PRAC & ACCNTG CIVIL ENGINEERING COSMETIC CHEMISTRY OPHTHALMIC TECH. MICROBIOLOGY MAT.&CHILD H.NURII RADIOGRAPHY-II SPL TEXTILE SCIENCE BAKERY SCIENCE COMPUTER& LIFE I A TPT. SYSTEMS &MGMT POULTRY DISE & CNT FIRST AID &MEDCL C HEALTH CENTRE MGMT	041 605 629 655 659 662 665 668 684 697 706 712 718 730 733	10:30 AM
Monday, 26th March, 2012	INFORMATICS PRAC. AGRICULTURE COMPUTER SCIENCE	065 068 083	10:30 AM
Tuesday, 27th March, 2012	MULTIMEDIA & WEB T	067	10:30 AM
Thursday, 29th March, 2012	PHYSICAL EDUCATION	048	10:30 AM
Friday, 30th March, 2012	URDU ELECTIVE DANCE-KATHAK DANCE-BHARATNATYAM DANCE-KUCHIPUDI DANCE-ODISSI DANCE-MANIPURI DANCE-KATHAKALI DANCE-MOHINIYATTAM URDU CORE VEGETABLE CULTURE ADVANCE FOOD PREP	003 056 057 058 059 060 061 062 303 642 675	10:30 AM
Saturday, 31st March, 2012	PHILOSOPHY ENTREPRENEURSHIP TYPOGRAPHY &CA ENG TYPOGRAPHY &CA HIN FOOD PROCESSING IV	040 066 607 609 735	10:30 AM
Monday, 02nd April, 2012	FASHION STUDIES MASS MEDIA STUDIES FOOD& BEV C & CNTL	053 072 737	10:30 AM
Wednesday, 04th April, 2012	GEOGRAPHY I T SYSTEMS	029 699	10:30 AM
Saturday, 07th April, 2012	SANSKRIT ELECTIVE BENGALI SANSKRIT CORE	022 105 322	10:30 AM
Monday, 09th April, 2012	HOME SCIENCE	064	10:30 AM
Tuesday,10th April, 2012	PAINTING GRAPHICS SCULPTURE APP-COMMERCIAL ART	049 050 051 052	10:30 AM
Wednesday,11th April, 2012	SOCIOLOGY DTP CAD & MULTIMED	039 701	10:30 AM
Thursday,12th April, 2012	MUSIC CAR.VOCAL MUSIC CAR.INS.MEL. MUSIC CAR.INS.PER. MUSIC HIND.VOCAL MUSIC HIND.INS.MEL MUSIC HIND.INS.PER TELUGU ARABIC OFFCE PROC.& PRAC.	031 032 033 034 035 036 107 116 604	10:30 AM
Friday,13th April, 2012	PSYCHOLOGY	037	10:30 AM
Monday, 16th April, 2012	POLITICAL SCIENCE LENDING OPERATIONS	028 620	10:30 AM

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CBSE 2012 Date Sheet For Class X

DATE/DAY	SUBJECT	CODE	TIME
Thursday,01st March, 2012	PAINTING	049	10:30 AM
Friday,02nd March, 2012	MATHEMATICS	041	10:30 AM
Monday,05th March, 2012	URDU COURSE-A BENGALI TAMIL TELUGU SINDHI GUJARATI MANIPURI ORIYA ASSAMESE KANNADA ARABIC TIBETAN PORTUGUESE GERMAN RUSSIAN PERSIAN NEPALI LIMBOO LEPCHA BODO TANGKHUL JAPANESE BHUTIA SPANISH KASHMIRI MIZO BAHASA MELAYU URDU COURSE-B	003 005 006 007 008 010 011 013 014 015 016 017 019 020 021 023 024 025 026 092 093 094 095 096 097 098 099 303	10:30 AM
Tuesday,06th March, 2012	PUNJABI MARATHI MALAYALAM	004 009 012	10:30 AM
Saturday,10th March, 2012	FOUNDATION OF IT	165	10:30 AM
Monday,12th March, 2012	HOME SCIENCE	064	10:30 AM
Tuesday,13th March, 2012	MUSIC CAR.VOCAL MUSIC CAR.INS.MEL. MUSIC CAR.INS.PER. MUSIC HIND.VOCAL MUSIC HIND.INS.MEL MUSIC HIND.INS.PER ELEM. OF BUSINESS ELEM BOOK-K & ACCY TYPEWRITING-ENG TYPEWRITING-HINDI	031 032 033 034 035 036 154 254 354 454	10:30 AM
Wednesday,14th March, 2012	FRENCH COMM. SANSKRIT	122 018	10:30 AM
Friday,16th March, 2012	ENGLISH COMM. ENGLISH LNG & LIT.	101 184	10:30 AM
Tuesday, 20th March, 2012	SCIENCE-THEORY SCIENCE W/O PRAC.	086 090	10:30 AM
Thursday, 22nd March, 2012	HINDI COURSE-A HINDI COURSE-B	002 085	10:30 AM
Monday, 26th March, 2012	SOCIAL SCIENCE	087	10:30 AM

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how to remove the facebook fanpage timeline?

2012-03-04T18:03:00.002-08:00

Editors' note (December 19, 2011): This method for removing Timeline only applied to those who enabled it before its public release. Now that it's being rolled out to everyone, there is no way to remove Timeline and revert back to the old profile.

When Facebook Timeline was announced, it didn't take long for the Internet to figure out that even though the new profile design isn't yet available to the public, anyone could get it immediately with this little hack.

Today, over 1.5 million users have activated Timeline with this workaround, making the new profile visible to each of them and anyone else who has enabled it.

Eventually, Facebook will mandate Timeline for everyone, and when that happens, expect a lot of backlash. Many people, even those who opted in to the new design, seriously dislike it. They're calling it narcissistic, cluttered, and creepy.

If you concur, and you were one of those people who enabled Timeline, there's still a way to enjoy the old profile design (while it lasts.)

Step 1: Head to the Facebook Developers page where you originally created an app to enable Timeline. Click "Edit app."

(Credit: Screenshot by Sharon Vaknin/CNET)

Step 2: The only way to remove Timeline is to delete the app. If you are an actual developer, you're out of luck. Otherwise, click "Delete app" in the left sidebar.

(Credit: Screenshot by Sharon Vaknin/CNET)

Once you confirm the app deletion, your Facebook Timeline will be disabled.

2011 Bar Exam Results List of Topnotchers

2012-02-29T21:27:00.000-08:00

Supreme Court spokesperson Midas Marquez earlier announced that 1,913 out of 6,200 takers, or 31.95%, passed the Bar examinations.

The Supreme Court has finally released the November 2011 Bar examination results and list of passers. Congratulations to our new lawyers!

Raoul Angelo Atadero, from Ateneo de Manila Law School, topped the 2011 Bar exams, with a rating of 85.536%. He is followed by Luz Danielle Bolong at second place, still from Ateneo de Manila, with a score of 84.556%. Here is the complete list of the top 10 / topnotchers of the 2011 Bar exams:

1. ATADERO, RAOUL ANGELO D. [ATENEO DE MLA] 85.536%
2. BOLONG, LUZ DANIELLE O. [ATENEO DE MLA] 84.556%
3. RAFAL-ROBLE, CHERRY LIEZ O. [ ARELLANO UNIVERSITY] 84.455%
4. BANAGA, ROSEMIL R. [NOTRE DAME UNIVERSITY] 84.122%
5. GONZALES, CHRISTIAN LOUIE C. [UNIVERSITY OF STO. TOMAS] 84.093%
6. BANDAL, IVAN M. [SILLIMAN UNIVERSITY] 84.090%
7. ACOSTA, EIREENE XINA M. [SAN BEDA COLLEGE] 84.066%
8. QUA, IRENE MARIE P. [ATENEO DE MLA] 84.057%
9. LACEDA, ELAINE MARIE G. [FAR EASTERN UNIVERSITY - DLSU] 84.040%
10. AQUINO, RODOLFO Q. [SAN BEDA COLLEGE] 83.727%

Here is the complete list of the November 2011 Bar exam passers

1 . ABAD, Cernick S
2 . ABAD, Rino E
3 . ABAGAT, Hazel V
4 . ABALOS, Dowelson M
5 . ABAN, Richard Bobot F
6 . ABAPO, Lovely S
7 . ABARCA, Rodvick J
8 . ABARQUEZ, Anna Melissa F
9 . ABAS-REGANION, Maria Liezelda G
10 . ABASQUEZ-FELASOL, Elizabeth B
11 . ABASTILLAS, JR., Renato M
12 . ABAYON, II, Harlin Gleeperf J
13 . ABDON, Lynette C
14 . ABDULLAH, Ahmad-ali M
15 . ABEAR, Harold C
16 . ABELLANA-CEMPRON, Lourdes G
17 . ABELLANO, Shella L
18 . ABELLO, Christian L
19 . ABENES, Maria Victoria A
20 . ABESA, Ivan D
21 . ABEYA, Alem-eman Chisum L
22 . ABIANG, Rio Nila L
23 . ABLANQUE, Kerth Jossef M
24 . ABLONG, Joshua Francisco J
25 . ABOGA-A, Jovan S
26 . ABOT, Geneses R
27 . ABRAGAN, Scarlette Rose C
28 . ABRAGAN, II, Albert Ignatius C
29 . ABRIGO, Aldren D
30 . ABSIN, Zerah Marie B
31 . ABU, Christine Joy A
32 . ABUDA, Rufino V
33 . ABULENCIA, Juvielyn S
34 . ABULON, Jason C
35 . ACANA, Katrina Q
36 . ACEDERA, Jericho U
37 . ACERET, Chenaide P
38 . ACEVEDO, Pulchra Marie E
39 . ACOSTA, Eireene Xina M
40 . ADAME, Zaremelle D
41 . ADARLO, JR., Julian E
42 . ADDAMO, Edwardo Dewey M
43 . ADDURU-AMAN, Roxanne Mia A
44 . ADEVA, Dino A
45 . ADORABLE, Anne Lorraine C
46 . ADRANEDA, Maria Joy Karen G
47 . ADVINCULA-SAMSON, Marichu P
48 . AGARAO, Zenon C
49 . AGAS, Dorada Lori P
50 . AGBON-FAYTAREN, Demia Ann A
51 . AGODON, Christiann Leonard P
52 . AGONCILLO, Donna Angela SP
53 . AGRA, Dante Jerome U
54 . AGUILAN, Elizabeth Karla P
55 . AGUILAR, Katlyn Anne C
56 . AGUILAR, JR., Romeo L
57 . AGUILLON, Gilbert V
58 . AGUIRRE, Jessaida Starla T
59 . AGUISANDA, Angelica Socorro A
60 . AGULLO, Michelle A
61 . AGURA, Marichu A
62 . AGUSTIN, James Bryan O
63 . AGUSTIN, Liberty J
64 . AKOT, Shaun Cary M
65 . ALAGDE, Jude Cornelio L
66 . ALAGON, Marah B
67 . ALAPIT, Lemwel L
68 . ALAVE, JR., Dionesio T
69 . ALAYON, Eugene D
70 . ALBA, Voltaire M
71 . ALBAN, Jose Aurelio B
72 . ALBANIEL, Annaliza C
73 . ALBANO, Jay Jay A
74 . ALBAYALDE, Carmelo B
75 . ALBEOS, Vincent Deo F
76 . ALBERTO, Catherine May L
77 . ALBINO, Rhyan Petrose A
78 . ALBON, Lauro A
79 . ALCANTARA, Andrew Joshua B
80 . ALCANTARA, Cristina T
81 . ALCARAZ, Alper John G
82 . ALEGRIA, Marigold A
83 . ALEJANDRINO, Joseph Gandhir Kagi P
84 . ALFAR, Roselo M
85 . ALFELOR, Antonio Andre R
86 . ALFONSO, Marvic C
87 . ALI, Jahara A
88 . ALICANTE, JR., Rufino A
89 . ALILING, Jose Luis Z
90 . ALIM, Ayla V
91 . ALIMAN, O’hara S
92 . ALINSANGAN, Sheila Mae M
93 . ALIS, Raymon Y
94 . ALIVIADO, Chalm C
95 . ALJENTERA, Teresita H
96 . ALLIENDA, JR., Justiniano L
97 . ALMACHAR, Jonalyn R
98 . ALMENDRA, Fiel Y
99 . ALMONTE, Maricon A
100 . ALTAMERA, Jennifer C
101 . ALUGAR, Marie Chres M
102 . ALVARADO, Lyndell P
103 . AMACNA, Fidel C
104 . AMAGO, IV, Bernardino T
105 . AMERIL, Nadzma M
106 . AMPAGUEY, Holy T
107 . AMSAWA, Mohammad Ahmad N
108 . AMUASEN, Johannes A
109 . ANAAS, Franklin D
110 . ANCAJAS, JR., Lyndon Y
111 . ANCHETA, Danniel James M
112 . ANCHETA, Edward Dale D
113 . ANDAM, Analia S
114 . ANDRES, Carla N
115 . ANDRES, Diane Angeli S
116 . ANDRES, Ma. Rowena S
117 . ANG, Joseph Y
118 . ANG, Kazimir Kira R
119 . ANGARE, Anathalia B
120 . ANGELES, Ada Victoria D
121 . ANGELES, Enrico Errol D
122 . ANGELIO, II, Ramon M
123 . ANGKAYA-KUHUTAN, Salma F
124 . ANGLIONGTO,, Candy May S
125 . ANGULO, Belinda G
126 . ANGUSTIA, Joshua Paul S
127 . ANI, Dane Neil G
128 . ANINANG, Maricel T
129 . ANSALDO, Evita Magnolia I
130 . ANSANO, Khalid D
131 . ANTIG, Eir Peirre Alleistair L
132 . ANTIPATIA, Maria Conchita D
133 . ANTOLIN, Jeanne Marisse Theodora C
134 . ANTONIO, Desiree Charmaine Q
135 . ANTONIO, JR., Salvador F
136 . APAO, Michelle Lyn A
137 . APOSTOL, Lloyd Elgene A
138 . APOSTOL, Roxan G
139 . AQUINO, Louie Bernard C
140 . AQUINO, Marla Luisa B
141 . AQUINO, Rizza A
142 . AQUINO, Roderick R
143 . AQUINO, Rodolfo Q
144 . AQUISIO, Richard P
145 . ARAGONES, Junine L
146 . ARANDA, Julie Ann L
147 . ARANETA, Warme P
148 . ARBOLADO, Charmaine V
149 . ARCE, Oliva C
150 . ARCE, Ray Patrick M
151 . ARCENAS, Dorothy F
152 . ARCILLA, Broderick C
153 . ARCILLA, Juan Antonio E
154 . ARELLANO, Joanna R
155 . ARELLANO, Renelyn J
156 . ARENAJO, Bernadette N
157 . AREVALO, Ma. Donna V
158 . ARIOLA, Hazel Bachz B
159 . ARISTON, Jacklyn M
160 . ARISTOTELES, Mary Jane P
161 . ARLOS, Jamie Andrea Mae Y
162 . AROCO, Steve M
163 . ARQUERO, Josef Bertrand L
164 . ARRIETA, Chiqui C
165 . ARRIETA, Ryan H
166 . ARTETA, Sheena Ester P
167 . ASERON, Kathleen S
168 . ASILO, Francis Alvin V
169 . ASTILLA, Andrew C
170 . ASUNCION, Euvimil Nina R
171 . ASUTEN, Michael L
172 . ATABUG, Marian E
173 . ATADERO, Raoul Angelo D
174 . ATANACIO, JR., Ricardo Y
175 . ATANGAN, Mishiele O
176 . ATCHECO, April Lorelei A
177 . ATIENZA, Donabel D
178 . AUMENTADO, Arnel Rafael R
179 . AURE, Gary C
180 . AUSA, Siegfried A
181 . AUSTRIA, Vienna Maria R
182 . AVILA, Cristina R
183 . AVILA, Gail B
184 . AVILA, Lee Agerico B
185 . AVILA, Maria Theresa O
186 . AVILA, Paul Agerico B
187 . AWE, Crisyrel P
188 . AWIT, Elma L
189 . AZORES-LINA, Rhodora P
190 . AZURA, Jonas Julius Caesar N
191 . BABAN, Jason B
192 . BABAO, Brenda Lyn E
193 . BABAO, Noniesah A
194 . BABATID, Jezreel M
195 . BABIERRA, Michael Tristan R
196 . BABOR-LIWANAG, Jimiebe M
197 . BACARRA, Arnel P
198 . BACAY, Leonil Anthony S
199 . BACCAY, Cora Leah R
200 . BACCAY, Joseph L
201 . BACILES, Marson U
202 . BACOMO-LAPITAN, Annavie E
203 . BACUD, Charlene D
204 . BACULIO, Carmelita Rita R
205 . BACUYAG, Nestor E
206 . BAENA, Joselito Thomas Ghadry P
207 . BAGBAGEN, Gat Anthony S
208 . BAGUILAT, Raymond Marvic C
209 . BAGUIOEN, Maan Grace A
210 . BAJARLA, Amor Condeo T
211 . BALACANO, Angela Lysa L
212 . BALAGAPO, James P
213 . BALAGBAG, Alvin John F
214 . BALAHIM, Sittie Mariam I
215 . BALANE, Dominic John B
216 . BALANQUIT, Cherry L
217 . BALARBAR, Jenifer C
218 . BALBOA, Lumen P
219 . BALBUENA, Raymond Joel L
220 . BALDAGO-FAUSTINO, Olive Diane R
221 . BALDEMOR, Ma. Cristina Aurora C
222 . BALDEO, Rexember B
223 . BALDERAS, Jardine Kay E
224 . BALDERAS, JR., Donato D
225 . BALDOZA, Dianne Margarette N
226 . BALIDO-AGGABAO, Joana Marie S
227 . BALINTEC, Ellen Michelle C
228 . BALISACAN, JR., Renato R
229 . BALITA, Ruth L
230 . BALLENA, JR., Danilo G
231 . BALLESTEROS, Lloyd Czar M
232 . BALLICUD, Christalyn A
233 . BALMEDIANO, Jeriel P
234 . BALMORES, Jesus D
235 . BALOIS, Edgardo Roman Manuel C
236 . BALOT, Sheryl F
237 . BALUYOT, Jose Marie M
238 . BANDAL, Ivan M
239 . BANGGOLAY, JR., Valeriano M
240 . BANGI, Ray John E
241 . BANIQUED, JR., Angel M
242 . BANSILOY, Ericson Nery T
243 . BARAYUGA, Joanalyn S
244 . BARBACENA, Ana Mei S
245 . BARBERO, Mary Leizl C
246 . BARLAN, Christian Arvin S
247 . BARON, John Evan V
248 . BARONE, Marc Edward P
249 . BARRAIRO, Nathaniel C
250 . BARRION, Julie Ann B
251 . BARRO, Monalisa L
252 . BARROZO, Doris C
253 . BARTOLOME, Freda F
254 . BASADRE, Maribel D
255 . BASCAO, Rosalina U
256 . BASILOY, Almira E
257 . BASMAN, Anna Tarhata S
258 . BASSIG, Richardson A
259 . BATALLA, Rene Francis P
260 . BATHAN, Bernadette DC
261 . BATISAN, Lady Jane G
262 . BATTUNG, Sherwin G
263 . BAURILE-MALABANAN, Imee B
264 . BAUTISTA, Ana Cecilia D
265 . BAUTISTA, Demosthenes R
266 . BAUTISTA, Gerald Enrico P
267 . BAUTISTA, Lovelika T
268 . BAUTISTA, Ma. Nessa M
269 . BAUTISTA, Rommel P
270 . BAUTISTA, Rosario R
271 . BAUTISTA-BUCCAT, Danica A
272 . BAWAGAN, Jaime P
273 . BAYANG, Marvin Jason N
274 . BAYARAS, Jeremy John C
275 . BAYBAY, Benedict Dominic Q
276 . BAYON, Febhay P
277 . BAÑAGA, Rosemil R
278 . BEJAR, Jed Allan R
279 . BELEN, JR., Alfredo L
280 . BELGIRA, Rhoan Louiege B
281 . BELLEN, Arnel B
282 . BELLEZA, JR., Florante L
283 . BELLO, Diana Lyn B
284 . BELTRAN, Jo Anne B
285 . BENDIJO, Chris Noel A
286 . BENDOVAL, Wendell P
287 . BENEDICTO, JR., Leonardo R
288 . BENGWAYAN, Brenner L
289 . BENITEZ, Michelle S
290 . BEREDO, Reynold S
291 . BERMAS, Herbert Rodulf N
292 . BERMUDEZ, Jean Marionne A
293 . BERNABE, Sherry Lou R
294 . BERNABE, III, Ricardo P
295 . BERNABE, JR., Jesus Roberto D
296 . BERNALDEZ, Ma. May Shidee N
297 . BERNARDO, Michelle G
298 . BERSABE, Ma. Vergel C
299 . BIASON, Ana Sofia A
300 . BIDAD, Rochelle T
301 . BINONDO, Marian A
302 . BIONA, Delor P
303 . BISAHAN, Ria Faith N
304 . BITAO, Jayferson M
305 . BLANCO, Cyril Casey G
306 . BOACON, Carlo Oscar P
307 . BOADO, Romina E
308 . BOISER, Carm Albert A
309 . BOLAÑOS, Dorothy D
310 . BOLO-ESCOVILLA, Chillete B
311 . BOLONG, Luz Danielle O
312 . BOLONG, Marie Diane O
313 . BONBON, Arvin L
314 . BONCODIN, Fernando Joshua A
315 . BONGCARON, Kristine R
316 . BORGOÑOS, Anna Paula A
317 . BORJA, Paolo Miguel T
318 . BOTAWAN, Abdul Jabbar M
319 . BOYLES, Marvin O
320 . BRANIA, Jorge S
321 . BRAZIL, Virginia A
322 . BRINGAS, Marianne I
323 . BRIONES, John Russel A
324 . BRITANICO, Julia Anna M
325 . BROMEO-ORDUÑA, Kathleen Ann S
326 . BROÑOLA, Arniel H
327 . BUDADEN, Jonathan R
328 . BUDUHAN, Cristiflor D
329 . BUGAYAO, Margarita A
330 . BUGNOSEN, Aileen S
331 . BULACLAC, Rowena L
332 . BULAN, Christopher C
333 . BULAQUEÑA, Ma. Christine Joy H
334 . BULSO, Brenie D
335 . BUMATAY, Ejay A
336 . BUOT, Merian V
337 . BURTON, Noel Rafael L
338 . BUSTRIA, Tria Jean L
339 . CABAHUG, Christiansen D
340 . CABASA, Theo Joseph N
341 . CABATBAT, Argel Joseph T
342 . CABAÑERO, Mesael L
343 . CABELIN, III, Marcelo G
344 . CABILES, Joseph R
345 . CABLAO, Vincent A
346 . CABOCHAN, Emma Theresa M
347 . CABRADILLA, Precious M
348 . CABRERA, Sarah T
349 . CABREROS, Deo Angelo D
350 . CABRIA, Gelene Mae L
351 . CABUNGAN, Efrile C
352 . CACAPIT, Nathaniel G
353 . CACHOLA, JR., Ricardo B
354 . CADAUAN, Abigale Claydz P
355 . CAEG, Caterina Isabel C
356 . CAET, JR., Meliton R
357 . CAGAMPAN, Baltazar Ansberto L
358 . CAGANG, Libertine G
359 . CAGAT-CAGAT, Alma G
360 . CAGAYAN, Betrand Hans B
361 . CAHILIG, Garry O
362 . CAIN, Mia Gretchen J
363 . CAINDAY, Raquel A
364 . CAJIPE, Edsel G
365 . CALALANG, Angelita S
366 . CALAMAY, Novie Y
367 . CALANOG, Edwin Maurice M
368 . CALANOY, Carolyn M
369 . CALAPRE, Brenjune Bliss G
370 . CALAPRE, Maricar O
371 . CALIDA, Mark Jorel O
372 . CALIMAG, Arnel L
373 . CALIMAG, Erinne Ann B
374 . CALLAO, Terrence Anton T
375 . CALMERIN, Rex D
376 . CALONGE, Anne Marie N
377 . CALSIYAO, May Frances S
378 . CALUB, Ariel Ross L
379 . CALUMPANG, Florida G
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858 . GUIAO, Cecilia Therese T
859 . GUIAO, Chona T
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865 . GUMILAB, Sacrament S
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867 . GUZMAN, JR., Hercules T
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873 . HALILI, Jc M
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948 . JOVEN, Gerald John G
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965 . LACEDA, Elaine Marie G
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968 . LAGOS, Peter Chuck A
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972 . LAJARA, Soliman B
973 . LAMARCA, Justine Anne L
974 . LAMBAN, Jannise Karolle R
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1028 . LIM, Mark Johan K
1029 . LIM, Mary Rocelyn P
1030 . LIM, Nico Benedict L
1031 . LIM, Severina Bella T
1032 . LINA, Philip M
1033 . LINA, JR., Edgardo B
1034 . LINO, Kimmy Ross M
1035 . LIPANA, Diane Shayne D
1036 . LISING, Daniel D
1037 . LISONDRA, Vals P
1038 . LIWAGON, Bob Jones S
1039 . LIZARONDO, Maureen Christine O
1040 . LLAGUNO, Ma. Asuncion R
1041 . LLANIGUEZ, III, Carlos A
1042 . LLANORA, Kristine Ann C
1043 . LLOREN, Flocerfina E
1044 . LO, Vicente Carlos S
1045 . LOBREGAT, Ma. Cristina V
1046 . LOFRANCO, Ryan Neil R
1047 . LOGICO, Louie Alfren E
1048 . LOGRONIO, Mel Nick S
1049 . LOJA, Reyan C
1050 . LOMOLJO, Divina Katrina R
1051 . LOOD, Ma. Jasmine P
1052 . LOPEZ, Alex Francis Ver R
1053 . LOPEZ, Diana Grace V
1054 . LOPEZ, Francis Angelo A
1055 . LOPEZ, Jan Karlo S
1056 . LOPEZ, Minerva F
1057 . LOPEZ, Paul Gino S
1058 . LOPEZ, Severine Lizeta Constancia L
1059 . LOPEZ, JR., Adolfo T
1060 . LOPEZ, JR., Serafin D
1061 . LORENZO, Allan Vincent B
1062 . LORENZO, Johanna Aleria P
1063 . LORENZO, John Ian S
1064 . LOREZCO, Ted Emmanuel M
1065 . LOSANDE, Buddy Rey L
1066 . LOTILLA, Karll G
1067 . LOZAÑES, Doriedel G
1068 . LUCANEY, Denver P
1069 . LUCAÑAS, Dollyn April A
1070 . LUCIO, Ma. Rosanna C
1071 . LUGO, Monfrey C
1072 . LUGOD, Lorraine T
1073 . LUGTU, Marian Alexandra R
1074 . LUMAGUI, Rommell D
1075 . LUMINATE, Darwin G
1076 . LUMUNSAD, Ryan A
1077 . LUNA, Aissa Celine H
1078 . LUNA, Eric Francis G
1079 . LUPANGO-TAMAYO, Sheara L
1080 . LUTCHAVEZ, Mazna R
1081 . LUTELLA, Adrian B
1082 . MAALA, Jennifer M
1083 . MAANDIG, JR., Lionel M
1084 . MABAGOS, JR., Roberto D
1085 . MABALOT, JR., Roberto B
1086 . MABBAGU, Patrick D
1087 . MABOLO, Rene Paolo G
1088 . MACABALES, Emee I
1089 . MACAGAAN-RADIATOWA, Aileen D
1090 . MACAHILAS, Sarah Jane C
1091 . MACAIRAN, Marvin Kris T
1092 . MACARAYA, Jema Sharae J
1093 . MACARIO, Maribel B
1094 . MACASAYON, Sittie Tonina B
1095 . MACOROL, Ronald R
1096 . MACUTAY, Cherryl Arni F
1097 . MACWES, Meshack C
1098 . MADAMBA, Linus V
1099 . MADANGENG, Rizzabel A
1100 . MADANLO, Abigail T
1101 . MADDARA, Robert R
1102 . MADERAL, Tiffany Grace P
1103 . MADRIAGA, Louise B
1104 . MADRID, Michael B
1105 . MADRONA, Sofronio T
1106 . MAGALLANES, Jeziel L
1107 . MAGISTRADO, Francis P
1108 . MAGNO, JR., Rosendo C
1109 . MAGPANTAY, JR., Federico L
1110 . MAGTIBAY, JR., Arleo Antonio R
1111 . MAGUNDAYAO, Ryan Joseph A
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1113 . MAIDIN, Rhahezza N
1114 . MAITIM, Melquisedic L
1115 . MALABANAN, Marjorie-ann M
1116 . MALANA, John Amador L
1117 . MALANG, Jan Mikhail M
1118 . MALASAGA, Joel P
1119 . MALAYA, Joseph Anthony I
1120 . MALIMAS, Napoleon Regan D
1121 . MALIWANAG, Christine Olivia T
1122 . MALLILLIN, Alexandrino H
1123 . MALLILLIN, Victor Paul E
1124 . MALONDA, Michael B
1125 . MAMUKID, Norliza M
1126 . MANALAYSAY, Ma. Luisa D
1127 . MANALILI, Jorge Vincent G
1128 . MANALOTO, Kathryn Paz Consuelo M
1129 . MANARANG, Katherine Jane L
1130 . MANAYANG, Linel C
1131 . MANDOCDOC, JR., Romulo S
1132 . MANESE, Michelle Karla C
1133 . MANGAMPO, Flora F
1134 . MANGANTULAO, Raidah M
1135 . MANGINGA, Hiede S
1136 . MANGOBA, Shiara P
1137 . MANGOMPIA, Hedjarah B
1138 . MANIGBAS, Anne Catherine B
1139 . MANINGAT, Julio Ma. Edmundo D
1140 . MANIPON-GABRIEL, Imelda C
1141 . MANIWANG, Michelle Diana P
1142 . MANJARES, Michael T
1143 . MANLIQUEZ, Vanessa Lou M
1144 . MANONGSONG, Wyna Lee J
1145 . MANONGTONG, Ilyn S
1146 . MANTILLA-OBENZA, Maria Izyll Candice P
1147 . MAPPANG, Shandra Diane P
1148 . MARALIT, Ben John A
1149 . MARAMBA, Maria Lourdes B
1150 . MARANION, Jerome A
1151 . MARASIGAN, JR., Emmanuel E
1152 . MARATA, Terence M
1153 . MARAÑA, JR., Dulcisimo A
1154 . MARBAS, Thyrza F
1155 . MARBELLA, Carl Sha Jemimah F
1156 . MARBIL, Socrates Benjie I
1157 . MARCAIDA, Edward John D
1158 . MARCAIDA, Ginalyn R
1159 . MARCIAL, Owen S
1160 . MARCO, Francisco Sandino A
1161 . MARDERS, Richelle Mari M
1162 . MARFIL, Maria Frances M
1163 . MARISCAL, Aristeo P
1164 . MAROHOMSALIC, Nashmyleen A
1165 . MARQUEZ, Emmanuel D
1166 . MARQUEZ, Karen Marjorie B
1167 . MARQUEZ, Maria Kim O
1168 . MARTE, Melanie M
1169 . MARTIN, Lynn A
1170 . MARTIN, Strawberry Anne Aubrey B
1171 . MARTINEZ, Jeff L
1172 . MARTINEZ, Joseph Eufemio S
1173 . MARTINEZ, Manuel
1174 . MARTINEZ, Nancy B
1175 . MARTINEZ, Rosalyn D
1176 . MARTIREZ, Ma. Florence Therese DG
1177 . MASANGCAY, Frederick P
1178 . MASILUNGAN, Donnarence M
1179 . MASTURA, Lailane T
1180 . MATAS, Jerome A
1181 . MATAS, Krischelle B
1182 . MATEO, Ian M
1183 . MATIBAG, Kathrina Grace F
1184 . MATIENZO, Herbert DG
1185 . MATIGNAS, JR., Ramon A
1186 . MATTI, Shelou G
1187 . MAYORALGO, Mercedes Isabel B
1188 . MAYUGA, Rachelle Ann T
1189 . MAYUGA, Wilhelmina Aileen B
1190 . MAYUGA-PEREZ, Katherina B
1191 . MEDALLE, Angely P
1192 . MEDIANTE, Michelle DL
1193 . MEDILO, Lawrence L
1194 . MEDINA, Maricon E
1195 . MENDEZ, Frances Nicola B
1196 . MENDIOLA, Oliver C
1197 . MENDOZA, Allan M
1198 . MENDOZA, Anna Marie C
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1202 . MENDOZA, P. Winston B
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1205 . MENDOZA, Sylwyn Nabor V
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1210 . MERCADO, Jerome Michael Y
1211 . MEREGILLANO, David Chaim R
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1213 . MIJARES, Maria Agatha A
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1216 . MINA, Rhea Stephanie E
1217 . MINGAO, JR., Norberto M
1218 . MIOLE, JR., Hector M
1219 . MIRAFLOR, Jan Patrick O
1220 . MIRALLES, Nadine Faye C
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1222 . MIRANDA, Fernand Joseph D
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1224 . MIRAS, Adrian G
1225 . MIRASOL, Ken Mark E
1226 . MISA, Ma. Angela Noelle F
1227 . MISADOR, Oliver T
1228 . MISSION, V, Ruben F
1229 . MOHAMMADALI, Fatimah U
1230 . MOLINA, Arvin Stephen L
1231 . MOLINA, Maria Xandralyn M
1232 . MOLINA, Marilyn A
1233 . MONES, Johann Patrick C
1234 . MONFORT, Kristine P
1235 . MONTA, Meriam M
1236 . MONTANCES, Joanne F
1237 . MONTECILLO,JR., Margarito D
1238 . MONTEMAYOR, JR., Carlos A
1239 . MONTERO, Marjorie Leigh T
1240 . MONTES, Kristie Joy B
1241 . MONTES, Lendl Floyd B
1242 . MONTEZA, Madelaine Marie B
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1245 . MORALES, Anthony M
1246 . MORALES, Brainard J
1247 . MORALES, Maureen Marie G
1248 . MORALES, Victor Manuel F
1249 . MORANO, Ferdinand R
1250 . MORENO, Gilberto E
1251 . MORENO, Ryan Christopher A
1252 . MORI, Honey Mae G
1253 . MORTEL, Christopher M
1254 . MUCHO, Carl Jon P
1255 . MULA, Persis Niña M
1256 . MUNSAYAC, Michael G
1257 . MUYRONG, Archie Paul C
1258 . NAGA, Fatimah M
1259 . NAGA, Omar-sharief M
1260 . NALUPTA, Richard Alvin M
1261 . NAMIT, Wetzel R
1262 . NAPAO, Romela Mae L
1263 . NAPARAN, Eva Christine V
1264 . NAPICOL, Indira P
1265 . NARCILLA, Glenda C
1266 . NARCISO, Kaiser Kate C
1267 . NARVAEZ, Joanna Maries V
1268 . NATIVIDAD, Deogracias M
1269 . NATIVIDAD, JR., Marcelino D
1270 . NAVAL, Loise Rae G
1271 . NAVALES, Kristopher A
1272 . NAVAROZA, Daryl V
1273 . NAVARRO, Audrynne Castles S
1274 . NAVARRO, Christy P
1275 . NAVARRO, Dennis C
1276 . NAVARRO, Louella B
1277 . NAVARROZA, Ghel C
1278 . NEBRES, Mabelle O
1279 . NEPOMUCENO, Cecille P
1280 . NERI, May Clemence C
1281 . NGO, Webster D
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1284 . NICOLAS, Maylene M
1285 . NIEVES, Ronald Jerome P
1286 . NIÑAL, Jose Marie A
1287 . NOBLEZA, Arlyn J
1288 . NOGRALES, Amanda Marie F
1289 . NOLASCO, Juan Jaime D
1290 . NOLLORA, Dutch Manuel R
1291 . NOROMBABA, Teachie Felina O
1292 . NUFABLE, Nefretery M
1293 . OBERAS, John Paul L
1294 . OBLIGADO, Neil Arvin B
1295 . OBMINA, Paul Angelo D
1296 . OBRERO, Maria Kathrina D
1297 . OCAMPO, Bryan Chester F
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1307 . OLDAN, Kristine G
1308 . OLIVA, Erwin S
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1316 . ONG, Joanna Kim A
1317 . ONG, John Y
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1319 . ONIDA, Carmen Rosario I
1320 . ONSAT, Federico E
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1324 . OPETINA, Leandro N
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1333 . ORTIZ, II, Claro Paulo T
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1335 . PAAT, Bernard D
1336 . PABALATE, Mark Gjefferson E
1337 . PABLO, Homer L
1338 . PACASEM, Badrodin B
1339 . PACATANG, Ivan Louie
1340 . PACATANG, JR., Michael Reonel S
1341 . PACETE, Johanna B
1342 . PACIFICADOR, Zann Paolo L
1343 . PACLIBAR, Lorna P
1344 . PACULANANG, Chervin C
1345 . PADAOAN, Melvin H
1346 . PADERANGA, Katleya C
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1349 . PADILLA, Kristine J
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1354 . PAGUIO, Joanna Marie F
1355 . PAGUNTALAN, Jenny T
1356 . PAJO, Rico B
1357 . PALABRAS, Henedine P
1358 . PALACIO, Joan C
1359 . PALACIO, Kevin P
1360 . PALAD-BERNANTE, Margarita T
1361 . PALADAN, Joel F
1362 . PALANAN, Ernie F
1363 . PALANCA, Leogina S
1364 . PALARCA, Chris David D
1365 . PALATTAO, IV, Rodolfo John Robert C
1366 . PALMA, II, Wilter W
1367 . PALMARES, Maria Lorena E
1368 . PALMES, Connie S
1369 . PAMALOY, Sittie Raifah M
1370 . PAMARAN, Dean Ace A
1371 . PANADO, Eunice Scarlet Joy S
1372 . PANAGUITON, Catherine S
1373 . PANCHO, Emerald B
1374 . PANGANIBAN-MENDOZA, Mary Grace C
1375 . PANIZALES, Precious Grace S
1376 . PANO, Bryann Jett S
1377 . PANOPIO, Karren Cecil I
1378 . PANTALEON, Cheryl P
1379 . PANTI, Recto M
1380 . PANTUA, Anthony Dinnes C
1381 . PANZO, Jimmy Rose C
1382 . PAPIO, Jennifer P
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1385 . PARCON, Jerry Frank C
1386 . PAREL, Ramoncito C
1387 . PARIS, Reynaldo F
1388 . PASAMBA, Roberto V
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1390 . PASCUA, JR., Manuel M
1391 . PASCUAL, Charlie DC
1392 . PASCUAL, Romaine G
1393 . PASIOL, Jap Laarni T
1394 . PASION, Eric Emmanuel C
1395 . PATAM-KI, Rachelle G
1396 . PATAWARAN, Richelle Dianne R
1397 . PATILLEROS, Kristine B
1398 . PATOC, Alex A
1399 . PATULOT, Juliet N
1400 . PAULINO, Lex A
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1404 . PELAEZ, III, Efrain Julio Jose G
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1406 . PELIÑA, Christian C
1407 . PENILLA, Theresa R
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1410 . PEPITO, Teodoro Roteo T
1411 . PEQUE, Marie A
1412 . PERALTA, Ariel P
1413 . PERALTA, Josie C
1414 . PERALTA, Juvy A
1415 . PERALTA, Marc Anthony M
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1417 . PEREZ, Aiza Riz S
1418 . PEREZ, Byron P
1419 . PEREZ, Richard V
1420 . PEREZ-QUILILAN, Mary Camille S
1421 . PEREZ-VILLAGOMEZ, Jocelyn E
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1423 . PEÑA, JR., Manuel P
1424 . PEÑA-CAREÑA, Ruby Jane S
1425 . PILOTON, Alan B
1426 . PINEDA, Billy Joel M
1427 . PINEDA, Gemma Grace G
1428 . PINEDA, Jaklyn Hanna V
1429 . PINEDA, Ryan Daryl G
1430 . PINGOL, Precious Ellen L
1431 . PINGUL, Carla S
1432 . PINSOY, Jasmin N
1433 . PINTUCAN, Maricel C
1434 . PIO, John Peter L
1435 . PIRAMIDE, Charisse L
1436 . PIZAÑA, Aileen Grace P
1437 . PIÑGOL, Jose Crisanto V
1438 . PLATA, Renan A
1439 . PLAZA, Glenn P
1440 . PLAZA, Zander J
1441 . PLAZA, III, Manuel S
1442 . PODOT, William P
1443 . POLIDO, Ma. Lourdes C
1444 . POMARIN, Eveart Grace O
1445 . POOTEN, Wylver B
1446 . PORMENTO, Gemaine D
1447 . PORTER, Jan Michael Anthony S
1448 . PORTUGAL, Jan Pearl F
1449 . POSADAS, Stefanie Marie A
1450 . POSO, Charles L
1451 . POSTRADO, Realyn M
1452 . PRADO, Amy V
1453 . PRIETO, Pamela Tammy A
1454 . PRINCIPE, Myra M
1455 . PRINCIPE, Princess Marie Anne T
1456 . PUA, Brian N
1457 . PUA, Kennard U
1458 . PUENTESPINA, May Suzanne N
1459 . PULMANO, Reden B
1460 . PUNZALAN, Angela J
1461 . PUNZALAN, Gilbert J
1462 . PURA, III, Valentin A
1463 . PURGANAN, Paolo John D
1464 . PUYOS, Fe V
1465 . QUA, Irene Marie P
1466 . QUE, Leanne Herschel C
1467 . QUEBRAL, JR., Romulo E
1468 . QUEZON, Shangrila C
1469 . QUIAMAS, Jane Frances A
1470 . QUIAMBAO, Jeffrey DJ
1471 . QUIBRAL, Raina Andrea C
1472 . QUICO, Rambo F
1473 . QUIDET, Magnolia T
1474 . QUIMIO, Glenn Anthony M
1475 . QUINITO, Marie Antonette U
1476 . QUINSAY, Stacy G
1477 . QUINTOS, Ronadette B
1478 . QUITOLA, Elena Maye S
1479 . QUITORIANO, Jovina G
1480 . QUIÑANOLA, Edison A
1481 . RACAZA, Jennifer Hazel A
1482 . RACELIS, Alwin P
1483 . RACHO, Mary Livee L
1484 . RACHO-NEPOMUCENO, Kristine C
1485 . RADOVAN, Melanie Rose Marie B
1486 . RAFAL-ROBLE, Cherry Liez O
1487 . RAFLORES, Amabel T
1488 . RAGAMAT, William G
1489 . RAMIENTAS, Jeffrey A
1490 . RAMIL, Maricel A
1491 . RAMIREZ, Romulo P
1492 . RAMOLETE, Mark Gil J
1493 . RAMOS, Diana Rose B
1494 . RAMOS, Gay C
1495 . RAMOS, Leslie G
1496 . RAMOS, Maricar G
1497 . RAMOS, Phebean Belle A
1498 . RAMOS, Voltaire B
1499 . RANARA-NECESARIO, Maria Pacita M
1500 . RASONABLE, Charles B
1501 . RAZOTE, Jade R
1502 . RAÑADA, JR., Rey A
1503 . RAÑESES, Amore Rex B
1504 . REAL, Maricris L
1505 . REAL, JR., John Roy Robert G
1506 . REALO, Glenn B
1507 . REBUELTA, Josef June Z
1508 . RECIO, James Andrew N
1509 . RECTO, Angelica Anne B
1510 . RED, Christine Lovely E
1511 . REFUGIO, Gregorio R
1512 . REGALA, Xerxes R
1513 . REGALADO, Julie Ann B
1514 . REGALADO, Maria Angela Regina B
1515 . REGIS, Gerard Anthony C
1516 . REGUAL, Samichael Nostradamus U
1517 . RELOPEZ, Kevin Edrick P
1518 . RELUNIA, Cirenne Mei M
1519 . RELUYA, Philline Rosamae P
1520 . RENOMERON, Hyacinth D
1521 . RENONG, Jenna Mary Leen L
1522 . REOTUTAR, Jiezl Gabrielle G
1523 . REPOLLO, Kirk Bryan J
1524 . REQUINA, Wilmar K
1525 . RESPICIO, Anna Francesca C
1526 . REVISA, Kirk William B
1527 . REYES, Cherry Lou T
1528 . REYES, Earl Alfred B
1529 . REYES, Florence Albert B
1530 . REYES, Izah Katrina T
1531 . REYES, Jennifer Gayle B
1532 . REYES, Jennifer Rose P
1533 . REYES, Noemi R
1534 . REYES, Robert Christopher F
1535 . REYES, Roland A
1536 . REYES, Trixia Theresa B
1537 . REYES-EUGENIO, Jehan T
1538 . REYES-MARCOS, Marie Grace Divina P
1539 . REYNANTE, Prescia Vanessa A
1540 . REYNES, Culbert G
1541 . REYNON, JR., William A
1542 . RICASATA, III, Ruben Gerald V
1543 . RICO, Rimo M
1544 . RIDON, James Mark Terry L
1545 . RIVERA, Lanie D
1546 . RIVERO, Andy G
1547 . ROBEA, Edward L
1548 . ROBILLOS, Archimedes G
1549 . ROBINO, Jennette D
1550 . ROBIS, Revi D
1551 . ROBLES, JR., Domingo S
1552 . ROCAS, Karla Mae M
1553 . ROCERO, Fatima Clarisse C
1554 . RODRIGO, Roberto Rey S
1555 . RODRIGUEZ, Rogelio C
1556 . RODRIGUEZ, Ronaldo G
1557 . RODULFO, Michael Ian F
1558 . RODULFO, JR., Oliver S
1559 . ROGELIO, Ferdinand G
1560 . ROJAS, Hyacinth M
1561 . ROJO, Lail A
1562 . ROMAN, Vernice Lauren S
1563 . ROMANO, Joseph G
1564 . ROMANO, Raymond P
1565 . ROMERO, Jing-jing S
1566 . ROMULO, Aigy R
1567 . RONDINA, Rached P
1568 . RONQUILLO, Ferdinand Mark C
1569 . RONQUILLO, Shiela Mae B
1570 . ROQUE, Beatrice Eusebia P
1571 . ROQUE, Noel R
1572 . ROQUE, Raymond R
1573 . ROSALES, Maria Luisa Isabel L
1574 . ROSALES, Samantha Wesley K
1575 . ROSARIO, Mercy Diane GC
1576 . ROSITO, Henry B
1577 . ROXAS, JR., Leopoldo E
1578 . RUFLO, Juanita Christine S
1579 . RUIZ, Flerida G
1580 . RUIZ, Juby Bernadette R
1581 . RUIZ, Roviric M
1582 . RUIZ-POLIZON, Shana Mae A
1583 . RULIDA, Ardel Ryan D
1584 . RUPINTA, Rodrigo G
1585 . RUSTE, Benjamin Jose D
1586 . SABBEN, Joycee R
1587 . SABITSANA, Michelle PM
1588 . SABONG, Mary Grace L
1589 . SACRAMENTO, Geomelyn Sarah D
1590 . SADEGHI-TAJAR, Patrick Muhammad Ali O
1591 . SADIAN, John Carlo Gil M
1592 . SADICON, Marius Jovenus Ian S
1593 . SAEZ, Jul Davi P
1594 . SAGABAEN, John-john C
1595 . SAGAYADAN, Leon Miguel E
1596 . SAGAYO, Jules Carlson B
1597 . SAJOR, Michael Tito R
1598 . SALALIMA, Jason John S
1599 . SALAMAT, Dahlia B
1600 . SALAZAR, Kilsten O
1601 . SALAZAR, Maria Carmela B
1602 . SALINAS, Simoun Antonio M
1603 . SALONGA, Eugene Carlo DR
1604 . SALTING, JR., Alfredo A
1605 . SALUDEZ-ESTEBAN, Arlynne T
1606 . SALUNAT, Erlou V
1607 . SALVA, Francis John R
1608 . SALVADOR, Maria Cecilia Gertrudes R
1609 . SALVADOR, Rigel A
1610 . SALVATIERRA, Jeamie Y
1611 . SAMARITA, Raymond M
1612 . SAMILIN, Kristine G
1613 . SAMPAGA, Genesis L
1614 . SAMSON, Barbie E
1615 . SAMSON, Rina D
1616 . SAN DIEGO, Lyvette D
1617 . SAN JOSE, Tiara Marie J
1618 . SAN JUAN, Christian E
1619 . SAN JUAN, Guia Bianca V
1620 . SAN PEDRO, JR., Rodrigo M
1621 . SANCHEZ, Arnel M
1622 . SANCHEZ, Janice C
1623 . SANCHEZ, Roberto Iñigo D
1624 . SANGUAL, Marites F
1625 . SANICO, Florante Clod T
1626 . SANSARONA, JR., Mamarico L
1627 . SANTIAGO, Criselda S
1628 . SANTIAGO, Geneflor L
1629 . SANTIAGO, Janette S
1630 . SANTIAGO, Rodolfo B
1631 . SANTILLAN, Ann Murray Y
1632 . SANTILLAN, Cleo Marie C
1633 . SANTOK, Gene Darryl R
1634 . SANTOS, Charrie M
1635 . SANTOS, Christine R
1636 . SANTOS, Christopher John SJ
1637 . SANTOS, Clarence S
1638 . SANTOS, Juan Paulo C
1639 . SANTOS, Manolo Adel M
1640 . SANTOS, Maria Kristina R
1641 . SANTOS, Victor Eleazar SJ
1642 . SANTOS, JR., Ronaldo L
1643 . SAPLA, Joyce A
1644 . SARADAIN, Baltazar S
1645 . SARANILLO, Carl Marlou C
1646 . SARAPUDDIN, Mohammad Bhydir B
1647 . SARGADO, Jeremiah D
1648 . SARIL, Ma. Rosafe Amelou V
1649 . SARMIENTO, Kelly A
1650 . SARMIENTO, Nina Mikaela S
1651 . SATUITO, Bernardo N
1652 . SAUNAR, Kris Norwin B
1653 . SAUZ, Raphael A
1654 . SAVILLA, Doreen Ann C
1655 . SAVILLA, Jesse Rainier F
1656 . SAWATE, Lurieta T
1657 . SEBOLLENA, JR., Danilo M
1658 . SEGISMUNDO, Nestor P
1659 . SEGUBIENSE, Reynaldo F
1660 . SENIEL, Dax C
1661 . SENO, Maricel R
1662 . SEPACIO, Erwin T
1663 . SERIÑA, Izabel F
1664 . SESANTE, Kenneth Kernn A
1665 . SIA, Lawrence C
1666 . SIAN, Dikki Jean Y
1667 . SIANOYA, Ana Lee T
1668 . SIAPNO, Emmanuel Noah C
1669 . SILERIO, Domilyn G
1670 . SILVA, Ina Bianka D
1671 . SILVESTRE, Ryan O
1672 . SIMON, Michelle E
1673 . SIMYUNN, Henry H
1674 . SINGAYAN, Diane Maxima B
1675 . SINGCOL, Ana Theressa D
1676 . SINGSON, Izra Elita C
1677 . SINGSON, Kristelle G
1678 . SINGSON, Sheldon Melanio S
1679 . SOBEJANA, Elmer I
1680 . SOGUILON, Israel C
1681 . SOL, Rozelin Rochette DJ
1682 . SOLACITO, Robie Ann G
1683 . SOLAMO, Clipton J
1684 . SOLANO, Ryan James D
1685 . SOLIS, Marben Julter D
1686 . SOLIS-GARCIA, Maria Myren S
1687 . SOLLESTA, Christy Marie A
1688 . SOMERA, JR., Bernardino Paul R
1689 . SORIA, Roselyn M
1690 . SORIANO, Rio Ariel A
1691 . SORIANO, Suzanne Bernadette P
1692 . SORIAO, Francis Victor B
1693 . SORIQUEZ, Mark John M
1694 . SOTELO, Manilyn Rose S
1695 . STA. LUCIA, Richmund C
1696 . STA. MARIA, Kris Bernadette T
1697 . STA. RITA, Ken Edward S
1698 . STO. DOMINGO, JR., Rey A
1699 . SUAREZ, Czarina Keziah E
1700 . SUAREZ, Gilbert T
1701 . SUAREZ, Katrina Farrah P
1702 . SUAREZ, Michelle Carisse N
1703 . SUBALDO, JR., Clodualdo E
1704 . SUCION, Joselino N
1705 . SUDARIO, Louis C
1706 . SUETOS, Myrene Q
1707 . SUICO, Diana E
1708 . SUICO, Louie W
1709 . SULAY, Clarmanette B
1710 . SULOG, Alyassar Saudi S
1711 . SULTAN, Harriett E
1712 . SUMAOANG, Lerma M
1713 . SUMPINGAN-LOMANGCOLOB, Sittie Noronnisa M
1714 . SUNGAHID, Cindy Antonette M
1715 . SUNICO, Khrisna P
1716 . SURINGA, Vanessa M
1717 . SUYAT, Noel S
1718 . SUÑGA, Mark John B
1719 . SY, Ariane Camille M
1720 . SY, Katrina May O
1721 . SY JUCO, Mary Angeline E
1722 . TA-ACA, Eric G
1723 . TABAMO, IV, Jose Jat J
1724 . TABILAS-ABIVA, Cristamarie D
1725 . TABISAURA-CALULUT, Karen A
1726 . TABONIGAO, Maria Dianne C
1727 . TADTAD, JR., G. Silas I
1728 . TAGLE, Brian Edward M
1729 . TAGNIA, Roderick B
1730 . TAGSA, Joseph Benjamin P
1731 . TAGUFA, Kristofer S
1732 . TAGULAO, Louie Belle C
1733 . TALLADA, JR., Cornelio R
1734 . TAMARES, John Joseph S
1735 . TAMARGO, JR., Franklin P
1736 . TAMAYAO, Katrina Bianca T
1737 . TAMAYO, Dinah Jane R
1738 . TAMAYO, James Jules B
1739 . TAMAYO-JIMENEA, Ghizelle Jean S
1740 . TAN, Anne Stephanie B
1741 . TAN, Glendale J
1742 . TAN, Jason Rainier T
1743 . TAN, Kristina G
1744 . TAN, Maria Rois S
1745 . TAN, Mary Caroline A
1746 . TAN, Paul Edward V
1747 . TANGLAO, JR., Fernando L
1748 . TAPALES, Sonia S
1749 . TAPANGAN, Tessa Mae R
1750 . TARCE, Christian L
1751 . TARO, Cristina S
1752 . TARUC-BATALLA, Leira Leonor S
1753 . TAWAGON, Sittie Aisa Azisaida L
1754 . TAYAO, Joseph D
1755 . TAÑEDO, June Catherine G
1756 . TEJADA, Gracielle M
1757 . TEJANO, Francis John L
1758 . TEJANO, Sheena May D
1759 . TEJERO, Eric Jason S
1760 . TEJERO, Joahnna Eve S
1761 . TEJERO, III, Jaime R
1762 . TENDENCIA, Kristine A
1763 . TENEFRANCIA, Yvette C
1764 . TENORIO, Cris P
1765 . TESALONA, Michelle Anne C
1766 . TIANELA, Noel P
1767 . TIBLE, Stephanie Anne V
1768 . TINGCHUY, Azenith B
1769 . TIONGSON, Renee Stephanie B
1770 . TOLENTINO, Anne Chinika L
1771 . TOLENTINO, Francisco Paolo Rafael G
1772 . TOLETE-JUCO, Mary Ann M
1773 . TOLIBAS, Francis T
1774 . TOMANENG, Guia Marie M
1775 . TOMENIO, Cecilia A
1776 . TONDARES, Graziella C
1777 . TORNO, Ricardo Luis M
1778 . TORNO, Vanessa Anne A
1779 . TORRES, Justine Nicole V
1780 . TORRES-GERMAR, Nicolette Queency C
1781 . TORREÑA, Darlene D
1782 . TRANI, Vanessa P
1783 . TRAVERO, Beverly O
1784 . TREMOR, Jamor O
1785 . TRIA, January L
1786 . TRINIDAD, Frederico Luis P
1787 . TRINIDAD, Jay-ryan M
1788 . TRINIDAD, Michelle D
1789 . TUAZON, Roland Glenn T
1790 . TUCAY, Suzette A
1791 . TUMAPON, Amalou R
1792 . TUPAS, Arnel S
1793 . TURGANO, Samuel Rufino J
1794 . TURIANO, Fe Cecelia B
1795 . TURIAO, Aseria C
1796 . TURIJA-PALMOS, Blessie L
1797 . TURLA, Zandra A
1798 . TURQUEZA, Philander L
1799 . TUSAY, Roland F
1800 . TUTAY, Jenelyn R
1801 . TUVERA, Rafael P
1802 . UMALI, Dane-daniel O
1803 . UMALI, Mary Antonette B
1804 . UMALI, Melvin Niño A
1805 . URETA, Yen P
1806 . URIARTE, Ariane Krystel C
1807 . URRIQUIA, Joel C
1808 . USITA, Chanda D
1809 . USQUISA-BINARAO, Sheena G
1810 . USTAREZ, Jomarlli B
1811 . UY, Gino Paulo O
1812 . UY, Jan Reiner B
1813 . UY, Jean Marie L
1814 . UY, Jessamyn H
1815 . UY, Kathleen Sheelah T
1816 . UY, Melanie V
1817 . UY, Rosselle G
1818 . VAFLOR, June M
1819 . VALDERRAMA, Nico B
1820 . VALDEZ, Amiel Ian A
1821 . VALDEZ, Ethel Cristine S
1822 . VALDEZ, Halleck A
1823 . VALDEZ, Jesus Victor B
1824 . VALDEZ, Michelle B
1825 . VALENCIA, Harvy Brian H
1826 . VALENCIANO, Melanie B
1827 . VALERIO-MORADA, Esmeralda M
1828 . VALERO, Frederick L
1829 . VALIENTE, Jonathan B
1830 . VALMADRID, Benedict J
1831 . VANGUARDIA, Maria Ester B
1832 . VAPOROSO, Melvin O
1833 . VARGAS, Sheryl I
1834 . VARGAS, Tirso O
1835 . VARGAS, Zionelle Anne P
1836 . VEGA, Beatrice Aurora A
1837 . VEGIM, Remedios T
1838 . VELMONTE, Marinel L
1839 . VELOS, Sherrymae O
1840 . VENTURA, Maria Theresa Vivian L
1841 . VERGA-FRANCISCO, Ana Maria Q
1842 . VERGANIO, Evelyn D
1843 . VERSOZA, Earl A
1844 . VERZOSA, Mel John I
1845 . VERZOSA, Vida Soraya S
1846 . VERZOSA, JR., Rodolfo L
1847 . VICARIO, III, Pascasio Joshua Maria H
1848 . VICENTE, Jaclyn C
1849 . VICTA, John Paul Allen M
1850 . VIDAD, Frianne M
1851 . VIDAMO, Patricia A
1852 . VIERNES-AGRA, Margee Flor C
1853 . VIGO, Angeli A
1854 . VILLA, Antoniña P
1855 . VILLA, Francis Christopher Duane E
1856 . VILLACORTA, Vlademir E
1857 . VILLALON, Benedict C
1858 . VILLAMOR, Kenneth N
1859 . VILLANOBOS, Raul S
1860 . VILLANUEVA, Aida Rose E
1861 . VILLANUEVA, Gilda May E
1862 . VILLANUEVA, Lovey Lady L
1863 . VILLANUEVA, Maria Margarita M
1864 . VILLANUEVA, Maylene B
1865 . VILLANUEVA, Patricia Aurora V
1866 . VILLANUEVA, Raissa C
1867 . VILLANUEVA, Roberto P
1868 . VILLAR, Benedicto C
1869 . VILLAREAL, Cindy Marie R
1870 . VILLARICA, Michelle Marie F
1871 . VILLARIN, Vernard M
1872 . VILLARIN, JR., Ernesto O
1873 . VILLARUEL, Alwyn Franz P
1874 . VILLEGAS, Lope Jerry S
1875 . VILLONCO, Nicolo T
1876 . VILLORDON, Loverhette Jeffrey P
1877 . VINIEGRA, IV, Fernando A
1878 . VIRAY, Josephine Joy L
1879 . VIRTUDAZO, JR., Gerberto B
1880 . VIRTUDEZ, Marie Kristel D
1881 . VISTA, Ferdinand Y
1882 . VISTE, JR., Salvador B
1883 . VITUG, Jan Allyson C
1884 . VIÑAS, Laarni Victoria Q
1885 . WANG, Richard P
1886 . WILSON, Joan Grace G
1887 . WISCO, Xindy Ireen R
1888 . WOODEN, JR., Anthony A
1889 . YADAO, Rominagrace A
1890 . YANO, Julius A
1891 . YANQUILING, Rhomir S
1892 . YAP, Angeles A
1893 . YAP, Edith C
1894 . YAP, Jefferson B
1895 . YAP, Niquee Louise A
1896 . YAP, JR., Warren B
1897 . YASAY, Francisa P
1898 . YATCO, Nancy Allen L
1899 . YLAGAN, Maynard Eugenio C
1900 . YONGCO, Farrah L
1901 . YU, Ahmed Joseph D
1902 . YU, Daphne E
1903 . YU, Kristina S.
1904 . ZABALA, Erik B
1905 . ZABLAN, Miguel Antonio G
1906 . ZAFRA, Mac Lord O
1907 . ZAMBALES, John Michael U
1908 . ZAMORA, Ma. Kristina S
1909 . ZAMORA, Maria Regina C
1910 . ZORILLA, Doming L
1911 . ZULUETA, Alysha Grace M
1912 . ZULUETA, Jose Bismark F
1913 . ZUÑIGA, Joseph Brian R

Oathtaking will be at the PICC on March 31. Get your clearances at the Office of the Confidante.

The Philippine Bar Examination is the professional licensure examination for lawyers in the Philippines. It is exclusively administered by the High Tribunal through its Bar Examination Committee.

November 2011 Philippine Bar Exam Results (2012 Release)

2012-02-29T21:26:00.001-08:00

In last year’s Bar Exam results released on March 17, 2011 for September 2010 Bar examination, the Supreme Court announced 982 passers out of 4,847 examinees, with Cesareo Antonio S. Singzon Jr. from Ateneo de Manila University as the topnotcher having an 89.00% rating. For the November 2011 Bar Examinations, the Supreme Court told that a total of 6,200 candidates were admitted to take the exams. The examinations were held in the 4 Sundays of November at the University of Sto. Tomas. The results are expected to be released on Wednesday February 29, 2012 by 2pm. This will be the earliest announcement of results by the Supreme Court. Thanks to the introduction of MCQ (multiple choice questions), which cover 60% of the exams. The examinees took the following subjects during the examinations:

First day: Political and International Law, and Labor and Social Legislation and Taxation
Second day: Civil Law and Mercantile Law
Third day: Remedial Law, and Legal Ethics and Forms and Criminal Law
Fourth day: Trial Memorandum and Legal Opinion.

Associate Justice Roberto Abad is the Chairman of the 2011 Bar Exams. The Supreme Court stated that the MCQ exams should be able to assess the following skills: knowledge and recall; comprehension and understanding; and analysis and application. The Bar Examinations result is one or most awaited results in the country. It is the only professional licensure exam in the Philippines that is not supervised by the Professional Regulation Commission. The exam is exclusively administered by the Supreme Court of the Philippines through the Supreme Court Bar Examination Committee

Just like last year, we will post the November 2011 Bar examination results and list of passers here. We are expecting it to be announced tomorrow, February 29, 2012. So bookmark this page and stay tuned. For the meantime, you can read the following interesting trivia and facts about the Philippine Bar Examination.

Interesting Trivia about the Philippine Bar Examination

A. The first bar exam was held in 1901, with 13 examinees

B. In recent history (2000-2010), the 2001 bar examination has the highest percentage of passers — 1,266 out of 3,849 examinees, or 32.89 percent. But it was in 2006 that the highest number of aspiring lawyers took the test. A total of 6,187 law graduates took the bar exams, 30.60 percent of them or 1,893 passed the tests.

C. There are 3 Philippine presidents who became the topnotcher of the Bar Exams, namely:

1. Manuel A. Roxas – 1st President (3rd Philippine Republic); 1st placer (92%), 1913 Bar Exams (UP)
2. Diosdado P. Macapagal – 5th President (3rd Philippine Republic); 1st placer (89.85%), 1936 Bar Exams (UST)
3. Ferdinand E. Marcos – 6th President (3rd Philippine Republic); 1st placer (92.35%), 1939 Bar Exams (UP)

D. It was Florenz D. Regalado of San Beda College who has achieved the highest Bar Exam rating in the Philippine History with a rating of 96.7% in 1954.

E. In 1939, Ferdinand Marcos topped the examination with almost perfect score of 98.01%. However, after some deliberation on his grade, the Supreme Court judges decide to prune down his grade to 92.35% to halt controversies that he cheated on the said exam despite the fact that he underwent oral examination, the result of which is impressive.

F. In 1969 Bar exams, Miriam Defensor Santiago passed with a 78% bar rating. Her classmates include the former Senate President Franklin Drilon and San Juan Representative Ronaldo Zamora. Ronaldo B. Zamora became the 1st placer, while Franklin M. Drilon became the 3rd placer on that year. Nevertheless, it is Santiago who became the most popular and admired lawyer among the three.

G. In 1953, Juan Ponce Enrile (future Defense Minister and Senate President) of the University of the Philippines College of Law, earned 100% in Mercantile Law and placed 11th in the bar exams of that year.

H. Corona passed the bar examination in 1974 and ranked 25th place with 84.6% grade

October 2011 Civil Service Exams Results

2012-02-27T21:58:00.002-08:00

October 2011 NAPOLCOM Exam Results

2012-02-27T21:57:00.002-08:00

For all those who have asking questions as regards the NAPOLCOM Exams, the commission has released a memo about the schedule of the exam set this October 23, 2011.

Below is the content of the official press release including the requirements and all the information needed. The result of this October 2011 NAPOLCOM Exam will be released here as soon as the commission makes the result public.

Don't forget to subscribe by putting your email on the box below to get results right at your email's inbox. You may also want to "Like" our Facebook page on the side bar to get latest updates on your Facebook wall and share this post on Twitter and Facebook.

Best of luck!

Results below:

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December 2011 Nursing Board Exam Results

2012-02-27T21:56:00.003-08:00

December 2011 Nursing Board Exam Results: Last December, before everyone went into a Christmas break, thousands of our nursing students took the nursing board exam or Nursing Licensure Examinations (NLE).

The 2011 nursing board exam was administered by the Professional RegulationsCommission or the PRC through nursing board.

Although, in the most recent years, we have seen a big drop on the demands of nurses abroad, and lots of concerns as to nursing schools mushrooming everywhere without proper regulation by the government, many students still enrolled to thenursing course.

December 2010 nursing board exam posted a passing rate of only 35.24% while that of July 2011 posted 48.01%. Looking at this nursing exam results, this show a low passing rate.

But we still hope that with the thousands who took the exam this year, many will pass.

Don't forget to subscribe by putting your email on the box below to get exam resultsright at your email's inbox. You may also want to "Like" our Facebook page on the side bar to get latest updates on your Facebook wall and share this post on Twitter and Facebook.

Updated: Result are already available below. Don't forget to share this results on Facebook and Twitter. Thanks and congratulations to all passers!

RESULTS BELOW:

A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P |

| Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z |

Top Ten Passers

Top Ten Performing Schools

Top Ten - December 2011 Nursing Board Exam Result

2012-02-27T21:56:00.000-08:00

1	JERALD LALAGUNA PELAYO	MOUNTAIN VIEWCOLLEGE	86.40
2	LINSID ANGELOU ABSIN TAPONGOT	XAVIER UNIVERSITY	86.00
3	JOANNE LAYOSA SANTAMARIA	PAMANTASAN NG LUNGSOD NG MAYNILA	85.80
4	JHOMAE FERRER CASTILLO	SAINT MARY'SUNIVERSITY	85.20
	MELCHOR NOVAL DAPO JR	MANILA ADVENTISTMEDICAL CENTER & SCH. OF MEDICALARTS, INC	85.20
	RALPH RYAN VILLAFRANCA DE LA ROSA	XAVIER UNIVERSITY	85.20
	PRINCESS ROSCHELLE DOMINGO LIMSON	UNIVERSITY OF PERPETUAL HELP SYSTEM-LAGUNA	85.20
5	JOBELLE MAMARIL CALICDAN	PAMANTASAN NG LUNGSOD NG MAYNILA	85.00
	JERICO PUNO CARREON	MANUEL S. ENVERGA UNIV. FOUNDATION-LUCENA CITY	85.00
	VINS MARY ENCARNACION ESTILLORO	UNIVERSITY OF SAN AGUSTIN	85.00
	REYNALDO SERRANO FLORES JR	SOUTHERN LUZON STATE UNIVERSITY-LUCBAN (SLPC)	85.00
	ROMIENNE LILY JUNE SOLEDAD GARCIA	UNIVERSITY OF ILOILO	85.00
	EUANNE CABILLO ORELLANO	REMEDIOS T. ROMUALDEZ MEDICALFOUNDATION	85.00
6	JUDY CARATAO BARGAS	SAINT ANTHONYCOLLEGE OF ROXAS CITY	84.80
	LEXAN ERDIN LIM CORDIAL	ADVENTIST UNIVERSITYOF THE PHILIPPINES	84.80
	MARK RAY ALUK ESPINOZA	XAVIER UNIVERSITY	84.80
7	KATHERENE PALCES BATUHAN	ATENEO DE DAVAOUNIVERSITY	84.60
	JACK LESTER TALAGA DESEMBRANA	MANUEL S. ENVERGA UNIV. FOUNDATION-LUCENA CITY	84.60
	RAYMOND FRIAS FABRONERO	UNIVERSITY OF SAN CARLOS	84.60
	NIKKI ICO MAGLEO	SAINT LOUISUNIVERSITY	84.60
	NEIL DY OBSIOMA	XAVIER UNIVERSITY	84.60
	TIFFANY ANN PALENCIA PALMARES	CENTRAL PHILIPPINEUNIVERSITY	84.60
	NIÑA HAMILI GARDE PIAO	COLLEGE OF MAASIN	84.60
	PAUL GIBSON SEPE REYES	UNIVERSITY OF SAN CARLOS	84.60
	MARIA MAHINI CAMO SANTOS	ARELLANOUNIVERSITY-MANILA	84.60
8	VINCENT JERVEN ESTOSE BARIMBAO	XAVIER UNIVERSITY	84.40
	PATRICK JOSE AGNAR DAVID	SAINT MARY'SUNIVERSITY	84.40
	ZINA MARLYN LORENZO FRONDA	LAGUNA NORTHWESTERNCOLLEGE	84.40
	MA LEANDER SALCEDO GARCIA	PAMANTASAN NG LUNGSOD NG MAYNILA	84.40
	MELANIE GRACE SIA GO	XAVIER UNIVERSITY	84.40
	MARTINA AUREA MALFERRARI JUGADOR	XAVIER UNIVERSITY	84.40
	RUBY ANN MENDOZA MUYUELA	PAMANTASAN NG LUNGSOD NG MAYNILA	84.40
	CRIS JOSEPH FLORIDA RAYMUNDO	ARELLANOUNIVERSITY-MANILA	84.40
	KRISTIAN IRISH PIPO SACAY	PAMANTASAN NG LUNGSOD NG MAYNILA	84.40
	INNA JOYCE JUSI SIAZON	SAINT PAULUNIVERSITY-TUGUEGARAO	84.40
	CARREN AGNES HONRADA SOLIDOR	XAVIER UNIVERSITY	84.40
	CHEYSERR TUBADEZA ZINGAPAN	SAINT MARY'SUNIVERSITY	84.40
9	ROBELEN-ANN GETUBIG CALLANTA	FATHER SATURNINO URIOS UNIVERSITY(URIOS COLL)	84.20
	JINKY MENDOZA CERBO	UNIVERSITY OF PERPETUAL HELP RIZAL-MOLINO	84.20
	INGRID DOREEN SAGUN DUMALAGAN	SILLIMAN UNIVERSITY	84.20
	KATHLEEN FLORES EVIZA	RIZAL TECHNOLOGICALUNIVERSITY	84.20
	EMMAN JUNE PAHINTE RUBIN	LICEO DE CAGAYANUNIVERSITY	84.20
	JIERELL MAE VICTOR SAGUINHON	MOUNTAIN VIEWCOLLEGE	84.20
	ANA MARIE HERNANDO SALSONA	UNIVERSITY OF SAN AGUSTIN	84.20
	AGA AÑOS SIBAL	CAPITOL UNIVERSITY(for.CAGAYAN CAPITOLCOLL.)	84.20

10	MICHELLE CALAMBA ARIOLA	SAINT PAULUNIVERSITY-TUGUEGARAO	84.00
	SHARWIN MARIE SARNO CATEDRAL	COLEGIO SAN AGUSTIN-BACOLOD CITY	84.00
	IVY MAY SOY DAUS	SAINT LOUISUNIVERSITY	84.00
	MA CLEO GUADA LEONIL VILLANEL DEQUITO	SAN PEDRO COLLEGE-DAVAO CITY	84.00
	JULIE CARMEN JIMENA DOREZA	SAINT PAULUNIVERSITY-ILOILO	84.00
	BELLY MARIE JALOS FALLER	SOUTHERN LUZON STATE UNIVERSITY-LUCBAN (SLPC)	84.00
	BONIFE MARIE SENTORIAS GASO	SILLIMAN UNIVERSITY	84.00
	ERICA DIZER HILADO	COLEGIO SAN AGUSTIN-BACOLOD CITY	84.00
	PAUL JENSEN ELENO MALICSI	ARELLANOUNIVERSITY-MANILA	84.00
	OPALYN GRACE SALCEDO MALUNES	COLEGIO SAN AGUSTIN-BACOLOD CITY	84.00
	EVANGELINA CRUZ NAREDO	UNIVERSITY OF MAKATI	84.00
	ABEGAIL BUCU PEREZ	PAMANTASAN NG LUNGSOD NG MAYNILA	84.00
	MARIEL KRIS ALCANTARA RAEL	XAVIER UNIVERSITY	84.00
	RAIZA MAE GORDIEL RODRIGUEZ	XAVIER UNIVERSITY	84.00
	CHARLES RIOTITA SIA	SAINT PAULUNIVERSITY-TUGUEGARAO	84.00
	RAYGENE VALERIE SORIANO TERRADO	UNIVERSITY OF LUZON (LUZON COLL.)	84.00

LET 2012 Applications Schedule and Venues

2012-02-27T21:54:00.002-08:00

LET 2012 Applications: For all our fellow Filipinos are planning to take the LET orLicensure Examinations for Teachers this 2012, the PRC or ProfessionalRegulations Commission released the schedule of filing of applications and the venue where you can file.

LET Filing Period

First Timer : October 3, 2011 to January 13, 2012
Repeater : October 3, 2011 to January 06, 2012

Filing Centers

Regional Offices of PRC in the cities of:

Manila
Baguio City
Cagayan de Oro
Cebu City
Davao City
Iloilo City
Legazpi City
Lucena City
Pagadian City
Tacloban City
Tuguegarao City
Zamboanga City

Please be guided accordingly by these dates as PRC said that they will no longer entertain those who filed to file their applications on the stated dates.

2012 Napolcom Exam Schedule

2012-02-27T21:53:00.002-08:00

One of the most-discussed exam results and concerns here is about theNapolcom Exam.

This examination is for the entry level exam for all our qualified citizens interested to enter the police force; and to all members of the police force who are applying for promotion of ranks.

For this year, the examination schedule may not be necessarily announced or available that is why we asked the Napolcom secretariat for the schedule ofNapolcom exam for 2012.

According to their reply to our email message, the Napolcom exam schedulefor 2012 is on April and October.

So for all those are planning to take the exam, kindly check out the Napolcom exam requirements and details here, and be prompt in filing your application so as you can take the examinations right on time.

Kindly subscribe by putting your email on the box and like our Facebook Page in order to get updates.

2011 Bar Exams Results and Passers

2012-02-27T21:50:00.002-08:00

The Supreme Court of the Philippines is expected to release the results of the November 2011 Bar Examinations by Wednesday at 2 PM with bar examinees, their friends and family members expected to block the SC grounds.

The 2011 Bar exams was held at the University of Sto. Tomas with over 6,000 examinees.

The examinees were tested on the following subjects with both choice questions (MCQ) and essay questions:

first day: Political and International Law, and Labor and Social Legislation and Taxation;
second day: Civil Law and Mercantile Law;
third day: Remedial Law, and Legal Ethics and Forms and Criminal Law;
fourth day: Trial Memorandum and Legal Opinion.

Last year's bar exam chairman is Associate Justice Roberto Abad.

BAR EXAM RESULTS HERE BY SURNAME

Eating citrus lowers women’s stroke risk-study

2012-02-23T18:58:00.002-08:00

WASHINGTON — Women who regularly eat citrus fruits such as oranges and grapefruit may have a lower risk of blood-clot related stroke, according to a US study published on Thursday.

Researchers looked at 14 years of data from a US nurses survey that included 69,622 women who reported what they ate, including details on fruit and vegetable consumption, every four years.

The aim was to study the effects of flavanoids — a class of compounds present in fruits, vegetables, dark chocolate and red wine — on health.

While total flavanoid consumption across all six main types found in the typical US diet did not show a benefit in preventing stroke, those who ate lots of orange and grapefruit and their derived juices showed a 19 percent lower stroke risk than their counterparts in the study.

“Studies have shown higher fruit, vegetable and specifically vitamin C intake is associated with reduced stroke risk,” said Aedin Cassidy, lead author of the study in the Stroke: Journal of the American Heart Association.

“Flavonoids are thought to provide some of that protection through several mechanisms, including improved blood vessel function and an anti-inflammatory effect,” added Cassidy, a professor of nutrition at Norwich Medical School in the University of East Anglia.

The researchers called for more studies to better understand the apparent link, and urged women to consume oranges and grapefruit rather than their juices to avoid high sugar content from drink additives.

26 years after Edsa, people still poor says CBCP

2012-02-23T18:57:00.002-08:00

MANILA, Philippines—Twenty six years after Edsa People Power 1, there is no improvement in the lives of the Filipino people, the head of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines said.

In a report by Radyo Inquirer 990AM, Cebu Archbishop Jose Palma, CBCP president Jose Palma said still many Filipinos are poor and the number of jobless have increased.

He also urged government leaders not to use Edsa 1 celebration for their political interest following reports that it will be used as a show of force against Chief Justice Renato corona.

Instead of personal motives, the CBCP head said it would be better if the celebration will be used to promote development, common good and giving hope for the public.

We must show that people can work together and maintain the freedom gained through the bloodless revolution.

The country will commemorate the 26th anniversary of the EDSA People Power Revolution on February 25.

EDSA People Power was a historic uprising in February 1986 that toppled the decades-old Marcos regime and catapulted Corazon “Cory” Aquino to the presidency.

World Bank proposes global coalition to save oceans

2012-02-23T18:55:00.002-08:00

SINGAPORE– The World Bank was on Friday to propose a coalition of governments, global organizations and other groups to protect the oceans, aiming to raise $1.5 billion in the next five years for the purpose.

World Bank president Robert Zoellick was to tell a global conference in Singapore that the new partnership would bring together various groups to confront problems of over-fishing, marine degradation and loss of habitat.

“The world’s oceans are in danger, and the enormity of the challenge is bigger than one country or organization,” Zoellick, who is in Singapore for the World Oceans Summit, was expected to say, according to prepared remarks released by the World Bank ahead of his speech.

“We need coordinated global action to restore our oceans to health. Together we’ll build on the excellent work already being done to address the threats to oceans, identify workable solutions, and scale them up.”

“So today, I want to propose a new approach — an unprecedented Global Partnership for Oceans,” he added.

Zoellick said the coalition “will bring together countries, scientific centers, NGOs, international organizations, foundations and the private sector to pool knowledge, experience, expertise, and investment around a set of agreed upon goals.”

As a starting point, the partnership is committing to raise at least $300 million in “catalytic finance”, meaning funds that would be used for technical assistance for key governance reforms, he said.

Another $1.2 billion would be raised “to support healthy and sustainable oceans,” he added.

“This would total $1.5 billion in new commitments over five years,” he said, adding that the World Bank would convene the first meeting of the partnership in Washington in April.

Zoellick proposed several targets for the coalition to achieve in the next 10 years, including rebuilding at least half of the world’s fish stocks.

About 85 percent of ocean fisheries are fully exploited, over-exploited or depleted, including most of the stocks of the top 10 species, he said.

The partnership should also aim to “increase the annual net benefits of fisheries to between $20 billion and $30 billion” from the current net economic loss of about $5 billion a year.

Marine protected areas should be more than doubled, he said, noting that less than two percent of the ocean’s surface is protected compared to around 12 percent of land.

“Let’s increase this to five percent,” he said.

On the economic side alone, the implications are enormous if little is done, he said.

In developing countries, one billion people depend on fish and seafood for their primary source of protein and over half a billion rely on fishing as a means of livelihood, Zoellick said.

For developing countries, including many island and coastal nations, fish represent the single most traded food product, and for many Pacific Island states, fish make up 80 percent of total exports.

“The world’s oceans are in danger,” Zoellick said. “Send out the S-O-S: We need to Save Our Seas.”

valentines day

2012-02-17T03:02:00.001-08:00

Love! What is Love? Love is blind; Love is what happens when people are happy together and many more. But during feb.14 it was really felt in the lrt, malls, parks and streets because couples can be seen any where. But ever wondered where valentines came form? It all started with saint valentines. Who is saint valentines well according to Wikipedia he is Saint Valentine is the name of several martyred saints of ancient Rome. The name "Valentine", derived from valens was popular in Late Antiquity. Of the Saint Valentine whose feast is on February 14, nothing is known except his name, that he was buried on the Via Flaminia north of Rome on February 14, and that he was born on April 16. It is even uncertain whether the feast of that day celebrates only one saint or more saints of the same name. For this reason this liturgical commemoration was not kept in the Catholic calendar of saints for universal liturgical veneration as revised in 1969. But "Martyr Valentinus the Presbyter and those with him at Rome" remains in the list of saints proposed for veneration by all Catholics. In the Eastern Orthodox Church, Saint Valentine the Presbyter is celebrated on July 6, and Hieromartyr Saint Valentine (Bishop of Interamna, Terni in Italy) is celebrated on July 30. Notwithstanding that, conventionally, members of the Greek Orthodox Church named Valentinos (male) or Valentina (female) celebrate their name on February 14. According to legends contends that Valentine was a priest who served during the third century in Rome. When Emperor Claudius II decided that single men made better soldiers than those with wives and families, he outlawed marriage for young men. Valentine, realizing the injustice of the decree, defied Claudius and continued to perform marriages for young lovers in secret. So remember to thanks to every Valentines Day. ^_^

Govt, MILF to start 3-day talks in Kuala Lumpur on Monday

2012-02-13T00:52:00.001-08:00

Government and Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) negotiators will meet in Malaysia Monday for a three-day negotiation aimed at ending the decades-old armed conflict in Mindanao.

The MILF said both sides hope to resolve what it called "the stickiest points" encountered by the parties in recent months.

"The agenda of the current session of the parties, the 25th, are not yet disclosed, but it is expected that they would continue the discussion of the sticky points enumerated," the MILF said in an articleon its website.

Expected to represent the government are panel head Dean Marvic Leonen, Prof. Miriam Ferrer-Coronel, businessman Senen Bacani, Dr. Hamid Barra, and Yasmin Busran-Lao.

To represent the MILF are panel chairman Mohagher Iqbal, lawyer Datu Michael Mastura, Maulana Bobby Alonto, Prof. Abhoud Syed Lingga, and Abdulla Camlian.

Also joining the MILF delegation are Jun Mantawil, Mike Pasigan, Mhajirin Ali, and Atty. Raissa Jajurie, who will sit in the MILF Secretariat.

The MILF Secretariat lacks one member — Ondel Meling, who it said is still bed-ridden and has not recuperated since 2006 after suffering from a serious stroke due to diabetes.

Datu Antonio Kinoc, an alternate member of the MILF Peace Panel, is not also joining the group.

"He would only be required to join the peace delegation when a clear agenda on indigenous peoples are up for discussion, especially when his counterpart in the GPH (Government of the Philippines), Mayor Ramon Piang Sr. is also required by the GPH to attend the session," the MILF said.

It noted that during the 24th meeting of the peace panels last January 9 to 11, the issues that prominently preoccupied the parties were power-sharing, wealth-sharing and interim mechanism.

"(Both sides) managed to come to understanding, short of a formal decision, on the powers exclusively exercised by the central government, but they lacked time to deal on powers which are concurrent to the central government and state government, and powers to be exercised by the state government," the MILF said.

It added the two sides intensely discussed the interim arrangement for several hours, but it proved to be a very difficult nut to crack.

"Their respective roadmaps have many things in common but they differed substantially on timeframes and the need for mechanism that would ensure perpetuity of the agreement," the MILF said. — KBK, GMA News

PHL execs counting on employers to help free 21 captive seafarers

2012-02-13T00:51:00.003-08:00

Malacañang on Saturday it expects employers to help secure the release of 21 Filipino seamen held hostage by pirates off Somalia.

On the government-run radio dzRB, Presidential spokesman Edwin Lacierda said, “We expect the seamen’s employers to extend assistance to them.”

Lacierda said the Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) is continually updating them about the situation of the seafarers but so far, nothing has changed.

Earlier this week, Somali pirates seized the “MV Free Goddess,” a Greek-owned and Liberia-flagged bulk carrier, with 21 Filipino crewmembers aboard.

The MV Free Goddess was seized while it was heading from Singapore to Egypt, according to a report of the news site Somalia Report.

Citing pirates and diplomatic sources, the site Somalia Report said the bulk carrier had 21 Filipino crew members when it was seized in the Arabian Sea at 1438 UTC on Tuesday, or 10:38 p.m. Manila time.

At the time, the ship was carrying a cargo of steel cable, the report said.

Other piracy victims

In an interview early last month, DFA spokesperson Raul Hernandez said there were some 26 Filipinos on three captive vessels. The 21 just captured balloons the total to 47 in the hands of pirates.

Reports show that one of the latest incidents involving Filipino seafarers happened in early November last year, when Somali pirates seized a Greek-owned chemical tanker with 21 Filipinos on board.

A day after that, Somali pirates released an Algerian-owned ship with two Filipino crew members, after the ship owners paid $2 million in ransom. — LBG/VVP, GMA News

Philippine swordsmith has Hollywood touch

2012-02-13T00:51:00.001-08:00

POZORRUBIO — Filomeno de Guzman does not know Sparta from medieval Scotland, but the Philippine swordsmith is an expert at replicating ancient warriors' tools for killing each other.

A stubby ex-military sergeant who has never set foot abroad, de Guzman and 15 rice farmer-neighbours who moonlight as blacksmiths craft old truck leaf springs into things of terrible beauty.

The business feeds an overseas market for replica swords of Roman gladiators, Greek infantry and Japanese samurais, as well as movie-inspired weapons from "Braveheart", "Conan the Barbarian", and "Rambo".

"Swords are enjoying a renaissance in Hollywood. That means the storied weapon remains popular, and that works in our favor," de Guzman, 63, told AFP during a visit to his workshop in a farming area of the northern Philippines.

De Guzman never went to university and confesses he does not know much about ancient history, although he does enjoy learning from movies.

"Hollywood, yes, I love Hollywood movies. I watched 'Braveheart', 'Gladiator', 'Lord of the Rings', 'Conan the Barbarian', 'Rambo', and 'Samurai', all on DVD," he said.

De Guzman's unlikely export business had its origins in him deciding to quit the Philippine security forces in 1980 and taking free government lessons in metalworks.

He began producing kitchen knives using a wood-fired forge in his backyard, set amid vast rice fields in the farming town of Pozorrubio, 180 kilometers (110 miles) north of Manila.

"It's a good, non-perishable product. All households need blacksmiths and their knives," de Guzman explained of his career choice.

However US soldiers deployed at two nearby US military bases soon noticed his craftsmanship and they also began commissioning him to make knives.

Later on the soldiers started ordering swords and, as the demand for more elaborate designs grew, he started delving into books on ancient weaponry.

When a friend took some of his swords to an exhibition in the United States in the 1990s, de Guzman was connected with an American distributor and his international business was cemented.

A few other Philippine smithies also craft swords for export, though de Guzman believes he is the biggest exporter.

The majority of his work now caters for the overseas market, although he still makes some knives and machetes for local housewives and farmers.

De Guzman describes his overseas clientele as medieval warfare and history buffs with a lot of disposable income.

"I was told these are people who dress up with Renaissance costumes and bring swords to annual festivals," he said.

More than 100 models hang on pegs on his office wall, including copies of short Roman empire infantry swords and a massive broadsword like those used by Spartans against Persians in the Battle of Thermopylae in 480 B.C.

De Guzman said he had sold more than 1,000 Excalibur swords from the Arthurian legend.

He has also exported a similar number of the Sir William Wallace sword, popularized by the 1995 Mel Gibson "Braveheart" film of the 13th-century Scot who fought English rule.

The two-handed sword, with a 73-centimetre (28-inch) long blade, weighs five kilograms (11 pounds) and sells for $600 abroad, according to de Guzman.

While declining to talk in detail about how much money he had made exporting the weapons, de Guzman said his profession had allowed him to send his four children to university.

His home is also clearly middle class, no small achievement in the Philippines where roughly one quarter of the country's 100 million people live on a dollar a day or less.

De Guzman has also provided extra employment for his rice farming neighbors, who gather in his backyard in their basketball shorts and sandals to work the forge and mold metal when orders come in.

"Like me, they are also unschooled. If there are orders we all work together, but since they are farmers, the crops get first priority and the shop orders just have to wait. My distributor understands," he said.

However lawyers in Hollywood have occasionally been less understanding of his profession.

"I named one of my knives 'Rambo III'," de Guzman said of a 46-centimetre Bowie blade. "I got a letter from the Rambo producers, telling me, 'Don't use our name Rambo or we will sue you.'"

Nevertheless, after renaming it 'The Stallone', after the movie's star, there had been no more threatening letters.

De Guzman also insists his popular "Braveheart" Wallace sword was not a movie rip-off, but made from specifications his distributor gave him of the original, which is stored at a museum in Scotland.

After his distributor recently broke into Germany's sword market, de Guzman is looking to explore more deeply the blood-soaked history of medieval Europe.

"I am already developing a prototype Teutonic great sword," he said, referring to two-handed blades used by Germanic knights in the 11th-13th Century Crusades in Muslim lands. — AFP

MMDA: Most shots in 'Bourne' filming on Monday inside PUP

2012-02-13T00:50:00.001-08:00

While motorists and commuters may still have to brace for heavy traffic in Manila’s Sta. Mesa due to the filming of the upcoming spy thriller “The Bourne Legacy” on Monday, much of the filming for the day will take place inside a state university.

In a radio interview Sunday, Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) Chairman Francis Tolentino said much of Monday’s schedule will be in the Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP) campus.

“There will still be shooting on Monday, but most of the scenes will be shot inside the PUP campus so we don’t expect too much heavy traffic,” he said on dzBB radio.

He also said a few more scenes need to be filmed in Metro Manila before the production team wraps up its filming in the Philippines.

During the weekend filming, traffic was snarled along Ramon Magsaysay Boulevard in Manila’s Sta. Mesa district.

The MMDA said parts of the road have been closed to traffic since Saturday and will be closed again on Monday.

In a post on its Twitter account, the MMDA said the affected stretch of R.M. Boulevard is from G. Araneta to Pureza Street.

Alternative routes include:

* From G. Araneta-Aurora Boulevard to Quiapo-Nagtahan, go right at G. Araneta, left at Palanza, left at Santol Street, right Buenos Aires, right at G. Tuazon, left at V.G. Cruz, right at R. Magsaysay to point of destination or vice versa.

* From E. Rodriguez-G. Araneta, go right at Bayani Road, left at G. Tuazon, left at V.G. Cruz, right at R. Magsaysay to point of destination or vice versa.

* From Cubao to President Quirino via Aurora Boulevard-R. Magsaysay Boulevard, left at Gilmore, right at N. Domingo, old Sta. Mesa, left at Valenzuela, right at J. Zamora–Laura to point of destination or vice versa.

* From Shaw Boulevard to Nagtahan-Quiapo area, go left at Kalentong, New Panaderos, P. Gil, right at P. Quirino to point of destination or vice versa.

* From Shaw Boulevard to P. Sanchez and V. Mapa, left at Old Sta. Mesa, left at Valenzuela, right at J. Zamora–Laura to point of destination or vice versa.

— LBG, GMA News

14-year-old Fil-Am killed herself over school bullying?

2012-02-13T00:49:00.003-08:00

Students and school authorities were shocked to learn that a 14-year-old Filipino-American in New York allegedly killed herself because of school bullying, the news site The Filipino Reporter said.

Eira Fatima Maghuyop, a freshman at The Ursuline School in New Rochelle, New York, reportedly hung herself in the bathroom of their house in Yonkers.

On its report last Friday, the news site Filipino Reporter quoted an item from newrochelletalk.com, which said: “She reportedly left a note explaining her reasons for committing suicide and, though the note was not released, her parents mentioned bullying as a reason.”

But the Yonkers Police “said in a statement that they had found no concrete evidence to indicate that bullying was a factor” in Maghuyop’s death, the report added.

For her part, Eileen Davidson, principal of Ursuline, issued a statement last February 3, saying that Maghuyop “loved our school and was fully engaged in [its] campus life.”

The school, meanwhile, met with parents to discuss what exactly happened “and what is being done to help Maghuyop’s family,” the Filipino reporter said.

An update from the newrochelletalk.com article read: “Parents were told that Maghuyop had a normal day and appeared happy, that there was no history of bullying or any bullying incident reported that day, that she had already laid out her clothes for the next day. Parents were told there was a note, that the note mentioned bullying but that there was a specific, dominant reason cited in Maghuyop’s note.”

In her Tumblr site, the 14-year-old, who described herself as “100% Filipino,” wrote that she goes to an all-girls’ Catholic school, “which is nice because there are no boys.”

“I really like my school and my teachers since they are really nice to me. It’s the work that I can’t stand,” she added.

Maghuyop—who dreamed of becoming a musician, doctor, or nurse—likewise cited reasons why “I really do not like my siblings,” which included “No respect for their only sister” and “They don’t even listen to me.”

“I don’t seem like I have any confidence to do anything but once you get to know me, I do. I love telling jokes to my friends… I love laughing and making someone else laugh. I love fooling around,” she wrote. - VVP, GMA News

Weather: LPA nears Bohol, PAGASA says

2012-02-13T00:49:00.001-08:00

After passing through parts of Mindanao, a potential cyclone — a low-pressure area — moved closer to Central Visayas Sunday afternoon, state weather forecasters said.

The Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) said the LPA was estimated at 70 km east of Tagbilaran City in Bohol as of 2 p.m.

In its 5 p.m. bulletin, PAGASA warned of possible flash floods and landslides on parts of Luzon and Visayas in the next 24 hours.

"Luzon, Visayas and the northern section of Mindanao will experience cloudy skies with scattered rain showers and thunderstorms becoming widespread rain over the eastern sections of Northern and Central Luzon, Southern Luzon and Eastern and Central Visayas, which may trigger flash floods and landslides," it said.

The rest of Mindanao will be mostly cloudy with scattered rain showers and thunderstorms, PAGASA added.

Earlier, PAGASA forecaster Aldczar Aurelio said the LPA is likely to move west, towards the Western Philippine Sea.

Moderate to strong winds blowing from the east to northeast over Luzon and western Visayas, and coming from the southeast to northeast over Mindanao and the rest of Visayas.

The coastal waters throughout the archipelago will be moderate to rough, PAGASA said.

Meanwhile, PAGASA said strong to gale-force winds may affect the seaboards of Northern Luzon and the eastern seaboards of Central Luzon, Southern Luzon and Visayas.

"Fishing boats and other small seacraft are advised not to venture out into the sea while larger sea vessels are alerted against big waves," it said. – KBK, GMA News

Prosecution: Corona camp trying to discredit Senate impeach court

2012-02-13T00:48:00.003-08:00

The prosecution team on Sunday accused Chief Justice Renato Corona’s camp of trying to discredit the Senate impeachment court after his lawyers bared Malacañang’s alleged attempt to bribe senator-judges with P100 million each.

Bayan Muna party-list Rep. Neri Colmenares, one of the public prosecutors in Corona’s trial, said the defense camp’s move was a “desperate attempt to threaten the Senate.”

“Grabe itong ginawa ng defense. That was a declaration of war against the Senate… Kung papansin mo, pinapalabas nila na walang credibility ang Senate impeachment court,” he said in a phone interview.

He also described the statements made by the defense camp as “contemptuous,” and a means for “paving the way for a walkout.”

“I wouldn’t be surprised if one of the senator-judges stand up tomorrow (Monday) and ask them kung saan nila nakuha ang information, or even threaten them with contempt,” he said.

Corona’s lawyers earlier accused Executive Secretary Paquito Ochoa Jr. of pressuring senator-judges to defy a Supreme Court order to stop the opening of Corona’s dollar account in the Philippine Savings Bank (PSBank) in exchange of P100 million each.

Ochoa has denied the defense camp’s claim, describing the allegation as “unsubstantiated” and a “desperate gimmick.”

Marikina Rep. Romero Quimbo, one of the prosecution’s spokespersons, said that the defense lawyers “took hostage the Senate” with its bribery allegations against some senator-judges.

“The defense with its declaration tonight seeks to discredit the entire Senate impeachment court and all decisions it will be making in the next few days in their desperation to prevent the disclosure of the bank accounts,” he said in a separate statement.

He also called on the senator-judges “not be swayed by these reckless and malicious imputations coming from the defense.”

The senator-judges are expected to hold a caucus on Monday to decide what action it will take towards the high court's temporary restraining order on Corona’s dollar accounts.

However, last Thursday, Senate President Juan Ponce-Enrile, who presides over the trial, directed the prosecution panel not to present any evidence on Corona’s dollar accounts until the Senate reaches a decision on the TRO. - Andreo C. Calonzo/KBK, GMA News

Ignoring bishop's appeal, QC govt to distribute condoms on Valentine's Day

2012-02-13T00:48:00.001-08:00

Despite a Catholic archbishop's calls, health officials will be giving away condoms on Valentine's Day, at least in Quezon City.

Health workers will focus their efforts on bars, massage parlors and similar entertainment establishments, radio dzBB's Allan Gatus reported Monday.

The report quoted city health office head Dr. Antonieta Inumerable as saying this aims to prevent the spread of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), especially among men who have sex with other men.

Contracting HIV may lead to the deadly Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS).

According to the dzBB report, the health office plans to distribute the condoms in areas like the Quezon City Memorial Circle, Quirino Highway, Quezon Avenue and Cubao.

The report also quoted the city health office as saying it recorded at least 236 HIV cases in 2011.

Earlier, former Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines president and Jaro (Iloilo) Archbishop Angel Lagdameo was quoted urging health officials not to distribute condoms during Valentine's Day.

"The use of contraceptives affects the morality of our people and our society in general,” Lagdameo said Friday on the Catholic station Radio Veritas, adding that Filipinos instead should practice “abstinence, fidelity to one’s spouse and obedience to God’s will.”

In February 2010, then Health Secretary Esperanza Cabral was criticized by Catholic bishops for distributing condoms on Valentine's Day. Cabral did so as part of the government's anti-AIDS campaign.

Flowers, stuffed toys, candy early bestsellers

Meanwhile, as in past years, flowers, stuffed toys and Valentine-themed sweets were early favorites among Filipinos as they geared to mark Valentine’s Day on Tuesday.

Stall owners at the Dangwa flower market in Manila featured non-flower items such as stuffed teddy bears and rose-shaped candy, radio dzBB’s Manny Vargas reported.

Flowers remained a popular item, even if their prices went up since last weekend, the report said.

Long-stemmed roses cost P200 per dozen - or P20 per piece - while tulips imported from Holland cost P150 per piece. Roses from Ecuador cost P250 each, the report said.

Even the stargazer, yellow wind and Casablanca for the budget-conscious sold at P160 per arrangement, up from the normal P120.

Those who do not prefer flowers can also buy rose-shaped pastillas (candy) at P35 each.

Lovers can also buy small stuffed teddy bears at P75 each, the report said.

‘Valentine fires’

With many lovers expected to flock to motels to spend Valentine’s Day, the Bureau of Fire Protection is inspecting such establishments on the eve of the occasion to make sure guests will not be trapped in case of a fire.

BFP Metro Manila head Chief Superintendent Santiago Laguna said he has ordered his men to remain on alert for possible fires for the occasion, radio dzBB’s Allan Gatus reported.

Laguna said their inspections will focus on whether the motels have the proper firefighting equipment such as extinguishers.

They will also check for fire exits and evacuation plans, he said.

As this developed, motels began sprucing up for the yearly love day.

In Pasig City, dzBB’s Glen Juego reported motels offered promotions ranging from Valentine-themed cakes to special “quickie” three-hour rates.

The report said some motels offered three-hour rates of as low as P209, while others offered free heart-shaped cakes or breakfasts to guests.

Many motels in Pasig City sported heart-shaped entrances, the report added. — RSJ/HS, GMA News

Senate votes 13-10 to heed SC TRO on Corona dollar accounts

2012-02-13T00:47:00.001-08:00

The Senate, sitting as the impeachment court, on Monday voted 13-10 to abide by the Supreme Court’s order prohibiting them from examining the dollar accounts of impeached Chief Justice Renato Corona.

Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile, the presiding officer, announced the decision during Monday afternoon's trial. The senator-judges voted during a caucus held earlier in the day.

"The 13 members of the court opted to respect the TRO issued by the SC from this particular issue regarding the matter raised by the PSBank with respect to the alleged foreign currency deposits of the respondent [Corona] in that bank," Enrile said.

Those who voted to respect the high court's temporary restraining order were Enrile, Senators Joker Arroyo, Miriam Defensor-Santiago, Manuel Villar, Ralph Recto, Francis Escudero, Koko Pimentel, Loren Legarda, Gregorio Honasan, Ramon Bong Revilla Jr., Ferdinand Marcos, Jinggoy Estrada, and Vicente Sotto III.

On the other hand, those who voted to defy the order were Senators Franklin Drilon, Alan Peter Cayetano, Pia Cayetano, Sergio Osmena III, Edgardo Angara, Panfilo Lacson, Francis Pangilinan, Antonio Trillanes IV, Lito Lapid, and Teofisto Guingona III.

The caucus was held a day after Corona's lawyers accused Malacañang of dangling P100 million to senator-judges for them to defy the high court's TRO.

Monday's trial hearing began with several senator-judges taking turns scolding the defense panel for showing a disrespect for the court, with lawyer Jose Roy III apologizing on behalf of Corona's lawyers.

The Senate had earlier subpoenaed representatives from the Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) and the Philippine Savings Bank (PSBank) to testify on Article II of the impeachment complaint, which accuses Corona of failure to properly disclose all his assets in his Statements of Assets, Liabilities and Net Worth (SALNs).

On Wednesday last week, PSBank President Pascual Garcia III admitted before the impeachment court that Corona had almost P20 million in savings as of 2010.

The prosecution also accused Corona of maintaining dollar accounts in PSBank containing at least US$700,000 (roughly P30 million).

Garcia, however, declined to divulge information on Corona’s five dollar accounts with them, saying it might expose him to criminal liability. PSBank also filed a petition with the SC asking for the prohibition of the production of documents related with Corona’s foreign currency bank accounts. — KBK/VS/HS, GMA News

Prosecutor sa trial ni Corona, itinangging nagmamay-ari ng P15-M house and lot sa QC

2012-02-13T00:46:00.003-08:00

Itinanggi ng tagapagsalita ng House prosecution team ng impeachment trial ni Chief Justice Renato nitong Lunes ang naging ulat ng isang pahayagang nagmamay-ari umano siya ng P15-milyong halaga ng house and lot sa Quezon City.

Ayon kay Marikina Rep. Romero Quimbo, isa sa mga tagapagsalita ng prosecution, wala umano siyang ari-arian sa Varsity Hills sa Loyola Heights, taliwas sa ulat ng pahayagang The Daily Tribune nitong Lunes.

“This is just part of the squid tactics and black propaganda. Bawat Lunes, may paninirang bago,” ani Quimbo sa isang press briefing.

Sa ulat ng pahayagan, nakakuha ng three-story na bahay si Quimbo sa isang "ritzy" village noong nakaraang taon.

Para kay Quimbo, maaaring kasuhan ng libel ang publikasyon sa kanilang inilabas na ulat.

“I wish the writer displayed more diligence. I could have readily showed to that individual that it [the report] is pure hogwash,” aniya.

Ibinunyag din ng The Daily Tribune nitong nakaraang linggo na nagmamay-ari umano si lead public prosecutor Niel Tupas Jr. ng P50-milyong "mansion" sa Xavierville Subdivision sa Quezon City.

Kinumpirma naman ni Tupas ang kanyang pagbili ng bahay sa subdivision na iyon nitong nakaraang taon, ngunit kanyang nilinaw na ang ari-ariang itong ay nangangahalaga lamang ng P14 milyon. — Amanda Fernandez/RSJ, GMA News