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Super Typhoon Chedeng (UPDATE)

2015-04-01T03:16:00.001-07:00

The image was taken by NASA's Aqua satellite.

Two other satellites co-managed by NASA and the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency found heavy rainfall and high thunderstorms in the super typhoon.

One storm in the cyclone's western side reached heights close to 16 kilometers on Tuesday, NASA said.

The eye of the super typhoon measured almost 28 kilometers wide.

Aside from strong winds, Chedeng is carrying heavy rainfall near its center in excess of 50 mm per hour, according to NASA data.

State weather bureau PAGASA on late Tuesday night said Chedeng is now packing maximum sustained winds of 205 kilometers per hour and gusts of up to 240kph.

The US Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC) forecasts Chedeng to peak at 287 kph before weakening.

The JTWC's latest track expects Chedeng to make landfall in Aurora province on Sunday and exit the Philippines through Pangasinan

LET Board Exam Results March 2015

2015-03-31T13:41:00.002-07:00

LET was conducted on Sunday, March 29, 2015 in the following test centers nationwide: Manila (NCR), Baguio, Cagayan De Oro, Cebu, Davao, Iloilo, Legazpi, Lucena, Pagadian, Tacloban, Tuguegarao, Catarman, Jolo Sulu, Bongao Tawi-tawi, Catanduanes, San Jose, Antique and Zamboanga. Those awaiting results of March 2015 licensure exam for teachers (LET) or teachers board exam may find here the complete list, top 10 (topnotchers), top performing school and performance of schools as the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) and the Board of Professional Teachers (BPT) released official results expected around May 2015 or within 27-36 working days after the exam.

The BPT is composed of Dr. Rosita L. Navarro, Chairman; Dr. Paz I. Lucido, Dr. Paraluman R. Giron and Dr. Nora M. Uy, Members.

Super Typhoon INTERNATIONAL NAME “MAYSAK”

2015-03-31T12:29:00.003-07:00

A typhoon approaching the Philippines intensified further Tuesday morning but is still not expected to immediately affect the country until the weekend.

State weather agency PAGASA said that as of 10 a.m., Maysak was some 1,820 km east of Northern Mindanao.

In its 11 a.m. advisory, PAGASA said Maysak packed maximum winds of 175 kph and gustiness of 210 kph and is forecast to move west-northwest at 20 kph.

"This typhoon is still too far to affect any part of the country. It is expected to enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility (Wednesday) evening or Thursday early morning and will be named Chedeng," it said.

Once it is inside the PAR, it will be locally codenamed Chedeng.

Super Typhoon Maysak, one of the strongest cyclones in history during the months of January, February and March, has already slammed several Micronesian islands on its way to the Philippines.

Maysak will continue to strengthen during the next 12-24 hours as it moves westward across the Pacific Ocean. Though passing to the north of Yap, flooding rain and significant damaging winds will still be possible.

Maysak first developed into a tropical storm on Friday while located across Micronesia, southeast of Guam. The storm has continued strengthening since and will remain a large and dangerous typhoon as it tracks westward toward the Philippines this week.

Beijing’s plan to deploy military garrison in West Philippine Sea

2012-07-24T09:06:00.001-07:00

MANILA, Philippines—The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on Tuesday said the country has filed a protest over China’s reported plan to deploy a military garrison on a group of disputed islands in the West Philippine Sea (South China Sea).

“The Philippine government has expressed its grave concern and registered its strong protest over the Chinese government decision to establish a military garrison on Woody Reef,” Raul Hernandez, DFA spokesman, said in an interview with reporters.

DFA’s move came a day after Beijing announced it would establish a military garrison on a group of disputed islands in the West Philippine Sea, which will most likely provoke further tensions with its neighbors.

The troops will operate from Sansha in the Paracel Islands, one of two archipelagos in the West Philippine Sea that are claimed by both China and Vietnam.

The garrison, approved by the Central Military Commission, “will be responsible for the Sansha area national defense mobilization and reserve forces activities,” the defense ministry said on its website.

The ministry did not say when the garrison would be established, but the move to station troops on the Paracels is likely to provoke Hanoi’s ire.

Hernandez said that the said move by the Chinese move was a violation of the existing principles of the Declaration on the Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea, or DOC.

“We hope that China, as a responsible country, will exercise self-restraint in the conduct of activities that would complicate or escalate disputes and affect peace and stability in the region,” Hernandez said.

“DOC states that parties undertake to exercise self-restraint in the conduct of activities that would complicate or escalate disputes and affect peace and stability including, among others, refraining from action of inhabiting on the presently uninhabited islands, reefs, shoals, and other features and to handle these differences in a constructive manner,” Hernandez said.

The Philippines earlier filed a protest over China’s establishment of Sansha City based on its position that the Kalayaan Island Group was an integral part of Philippine national territory under the municipality of Kalayaan of the province of Palawan.

“For this reason, the Philippines does not recognize Sansha City and the extent of its jurisdiction, and considers recent measures taken by China as unacceptable,” Hernandez said.

Hernandez said that the protest was the 12th since the start of the stand-off between the Philippines and China over the Scarborough Shoal in April. He said that the protest was handed over to Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines Ma Keqing Tuesday morning.

Hernandez said that the country also filed a protest over China’s deployment of 29 fishing vessels, a cargo vessel, and two maritime ships near Kagitingan Reef and a People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) ship with bow number 934 near Zamora reef, and described the Chinese actions as “intrusions,” and “measures to protect power over our Kalayaan Island Group.”

“The use of armed government vessels to escort fishing vessels that conduct non-fishing activities is a violation of Philippine territory and a violation of obligation of states under international law including United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (Unclos).

Hernandez maintained that Kagitingan Reef and Zamora Reef were within the Kalayaan Island Group and formed integral parts of the country’s territory.

He added that the diplomatic protests were filed based on reports from the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG), which he said had been monitoring the activities in the area.

The Philippine Daily Inquirer had earlier reported that China last week sent its biggest fishing expedition in recent years to the disputed Spratly islands to assert its economic dominance on the entire West Philippine Sea, parts of which are claimed by the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan.

When pressed by reporters on why the country was only limiting itself to resorting to diplomatic protests, which they said was seemingly ignored by China, Hernandez said that they wanted to address the issue in a “peaceful, diplomatic and legal matter.”

“You know the protests are very important even though they don’t immediately reap benefits for us because that way we are able to tell the world that we don’t accept such activities done by the other side on our territory and on the maritime domain that we should be enjoying given international law and given provisions of Unclos,” Hernandez said.

Hernandez said that they had been asking China to respect the Philippines’ sovereignty rights in areas in Scarborough Shoal and other features in the West Philippine sea and that they would continue to file protests for as long as there are violations.

He added that they would continue their three-track political, diplomatic and legal approaches in handling the dispute. He said part of these was their efforts in trying to get the support of the Association of South East Asian Nations (Asean) to be able to resolve the issue.

Asean on Friday released a statement detailing the six-point principles and their unified stand on certain aspects of West Philippine Sea disputes, including a restated agreement to solve them peacefully.

The statement came after vigorous lobbying by Indian Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa.

A July 13 meeting of the Association of Southeast Nations broke up without a joint statement for the first time in 45 years because members could not agree on how to refer to China’s behavior in the disputed waters. The countries are drafting a “code of conduct” to try to overcome the rift.

When asked about how Filipino citizens could help in the issue, Hernandez said that he supported President Benigno Aquino III’s call for the country to have “one voice” over the issue.

“The President was saying there are so many voices in our society. We don’t have one voice and we should have a united voice so that it could be heard not only by China but by the International Community as well,” Hernandez said.

Presidential State of the Nation Address 2012 (SONA)

2012-07-23T21:30:00.001-07:00

FULL TRANSCRIPT:

State of the Nation Address
of
His Excellency Benigno S. Aquino III
President of the Philippines
To the Congress of the Philippines

[Delivered at the Session Hall of the House of Representatives, Batasan Pambansa Complex, Quezon City, on July 23, 2012]

Maraming salamat po. Maupo ho tayong lahat.

Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile; Speaker Feliciano Belmonte; Bise Presidente Jejomar Binay; mga dating Pangulong Fidel Valdez Ramos at Joseph Ejercito Estrada; ang ating mga kagalang-galang na mahistrado ng Korte Suprema; mga kagalang-galang na kagawad ng kalipunang diplomatiko; mga kagalang-galang na miyembro ng Kamara de Representante at ng Senado; mga pinuno ng pamahalaang lokal; mga miyembro ng ating Gabinete; mga unipormadong kasapi ng militar at kapulisan; mga kapwa kong nagseserbisyo sa taumbayan; at, siyempre, sa akin pong mga boss, magandang hapon po sa inyong lahat.

Ito po ang aking ikatlong SONA, at parang kailan lang nang nagsimula tayong mangarap. Parang kailan lang nang sabay-sabay tayong nagpasyang tahakin ang tuwid na daan. Parang kailan lang nang sinimulan nating iwaksi ang wang-wang, hindi lamang sa kalsada kundi sa sistemang panlipunan.

Dalawang taon na ang nakalipas mula nang sinabi ninyo, “Sawa na kami sa korupsyon; sawa na kami sa kahirapan.” Oras na upang ibalik ang isang pamahalaang tunay na kakampi ng taumbayan.

Gaya ng marami sa inyo, namulat ako sa panggigipit ng makapangyarihan. Labindalawang-taong gulang po ako nang idineklara ang Batas Militar. Bumaliktad ang aming mundo: Pitong taon at pitong buwang ipiniit ang aking ama; tatlong taong napilitang mangibang-bansa ang aking pamilya; naging saksi ako sa pagdurusa ng marami dahil sa diktadurya. Dito napanday ang aking prinsipyo: Kung may inaagrabyado’t ninanakawan ng karapatan, siya ang kakampihan ko. Kung may abusadong mapang-api, siya ang lalabanan ko. Kung may makita akong mali sa sistema, tungkulin kong itama ito. [Applause]

Matagal nang tapos ang Batas Militar. Tinanong tayo noon, “Kung hindi tayo, sino pa?” at “Kung hindi ngayon, kailan pa?” Ang nagkakaisang tugon natin: tayo at ngayon na. Ang demokrasyang ninakaw gamit ang paniniil at karahasan, nabawi natin sa mapayapang paraan; matagumpay nating pinag-alab ang liwanag mula sa pinakamadilim na kabanata ng ating kasaysayan.

Ngunit huwag po nating kalimutan ang pinag-ugatan ng Batas Militar: Kinasangkapan ng diktador ang Saligang Batas upang manatili sa kapangyarihan. At hanggang ngayon, tuloy pa rin ang banggaan sa pagitan ng gusto ng sistemang parehas, laban sa mga nagnanais magpatuloy ng panlalamang.

Mula sa unang araw ng ating panunungkulan, walang ibang sumalubong sa atin kundi ang mga bangungot ng nawalang dekada.

Nariyan po ang kaso ng North Rail. Pagkamahal-mahal na nga nito, matapos ulitin ang negosasyon, nagmahal pa lalo. Sa kabila nito, binawasan ang benepisyo. Ang labingsiyam na train sets naging tatlo, at sa mga estasyon, mula lima, naging dalawa. Ang masaklap pa po, pinapabayaran na sa atin ang utang nito, now na.

Nariyan ang walang pakundangang bonus sa ilang GOCC, sa kabila ng pagkalugi ng kanilang mga ahensya. Nariyan ang isang bilyong pisong pinasingaw ng PAGCOR para sa kape. Nariyan ang sistemang pamamahala sa PNP na isinantabi ang pangangailangan sa armas ng 45 porsiyento ng kapulisan, para lang kumita mula sa lumang helicopter na binili sa presyong brand new.

Wala na ngang iniwang panggastos, patung-patong at sabay-sabay pa ang mga utang na kailangang bayaran na. Mahaba ang iniwang listahan na tungkulin nating punuan: Ang 66,800 na backlog sa classrooms, na nagkakahalaga ng tinatayang 53.44 billion pesos; ang 2,573,212 na backlog sa mga upuan, na nagkakahalaga naman ng 2.31 billion pesos. Nang dumating tayo, may halos tatlumpu’t anim na milyong Pilipinong hindi pa miyembro ng PhilHealth. Ang kailangan para makasali sila: maaaring umabot sa 42 billion pesos. Idagdag pa po natin sa lahat ng iyan ang 103 billion pesos na kailangan para sa modernisasyon ng Hukbong Sandatahan. Sa harap ng lahat ng ito, ang iniwan sa ating pondo na malaya nating magagamit: 6.5 percent ng kabuuang budget para sa natitirang anim na buwan ng 2010. Para po tayong boksingerong isinabak sa laban nang nakagapos na nga ang mga kamay at paa, nakapiring pa ang mga mata, at kakampi pa ng kalaban ang referee at ang mga judge.

Kaya nga sa unang tatlong buwan ng aming panunungkulan, inaabangan namin ang pagdating ng Linggo para maidulog sa Panginoon ang mga bangungot na humaharap sa amin. Inasahan naming mangangailangan ng ‘di bababa sa dalawang taon bago magkaroon ng makabuluhang pagbabago. Bibigyan kaya tayo ng sapat na pag-unawa ng taumbayan?

Subalit kung may isang bagay mang nakatatak na sa ating lahi, at makailang ulit na nating pinatunayan sa buong mundo: Walang hindi makakaya ang nagkakaisang Pilipino. Nangarap po tayo ng pagbabago; nakamit natin ang pagbabago; at ngayon, karaniwan na ito. [Applause]

Ang kalsadang pinondohan ninyo ay tuwid, patag, at walang bukol; ang tanging tongpats ay aspalto o semento. Karaniwan na po ito.

Ang sitwasyon kung paparating ang bagyo: nakaabang na ang relief, at hindi ang tao ang nag-aabang ng relief. Nag-aabang na ring umalalay ang rescue services sa taumbayan, at hindi tayo-tayo lang din ang sumasaklolo sa isa’t isa. Karaniwan na po ito.

Ang wang-wang sa lansangan, galing na lang sa pulis, ambulansya, o bumbero—hindi sa opisyal ng gobyerno. Karaniwan na rin po ito. Ang gobyernong dating nang-aabuso, ngayon, tunay na kakampi na ng Pilipino. [Applause]

Nagpatupad po tayo ng reporma: tinanggal ang gastusing hindi kailangan, hinabol ang mga tiwali, at ipinakita sa mundong open for business under new management na ang Pilipinas.

Ang dating sick man of Asia, ngayon, punung-puno na ng sigla. Nang nagkaroon tayo ng positive credit rating action, ang sabi ng iba, tsamba. Ngayong walo na po sila, tsamba pa rin kaya? [Applause] Sa Philippine Stock Exchange index, nang una nating nahigitan ang 4,000 na index, may mga nagduda. Ngayon, sa dami ng all-time high, pati economic managers, nahirapan yata sa pagbilang, at ako rin po ay nagulat: nakakaapatnapu’t apat na pala tayo, at bihira nang bumaba sa 5,000 ang index. [Applause] Nito pong first quarter ng 2012, ang GDP growth natin, 6.4 percent; milya-milya ang layo niyan sa mga prediksyon, at pinakamataas sa buong Southeast Asian region; pangalawa po ito sa Asya, sunod lang tayo sa Tsina. [Applause] Kung dati po, tayo ang laging nangungutang, ngayon, hindi po birong tayo na ang nagpapautang. [Applause] Dati po’y namamalimos tayo ng investments; ngayon, sila na ang dumadagsa. Ang mga kumpanyang Hapon, sa isang pagpupulong po namin, ang sabi ay, “Baka gusto n’yo kaming silipin. Hindi nga kami ang pinakamura, pero una naman kami sa teknolohiya.” Pati pinuno ng isa pong malaking bangko sa Inglatera, kamakailan nakipag-usap sa atin, ang sinabi, maisali sana sila sa ating kinukunsulta sa usapang pinansyal.

Sa bawat sulok ng mundo, nagpapakita ng paghanga ang mga komentarista. Ayon sa Bloomberg Businessweek, and I quote: “Keep an eye on the Philippines.” Ang Foreign Policy magazine, pati isa sa mga pinuno ng ASEAN 100, nagsabing maaari daw tayong maging, and I quote, “Asia’s Next Tiger.” [Applause] Sabi ni Ruchir Sharma, pinuno ng Emerging Market Equities and Global Macro ng Morgan Stanley, I quote: “The Philippines is no longer a joke.” At mukha naman pong hindi siya nambobola, dahil tinatayang isang bilyong dolyar ang ipinasok ng kanyang kumpanya sa atin pong bansa. [Applause] Sana nga po, ang kaliwa’t kanang paghanga ng taga-ibang bansa, masundan na rin ng lokal na tagapagbalita. [Applause]

Sinisiguro po nating umaabot ang kaunlaran sa mas nakakarami. Alalahanin po natin: Nang mag-umpisa tayo, may 760,357 na kabahayang benepisyaryo ang Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program. Tinarget [target] natin itong paabutin sa 3.1 million sa loob ng dalawang taon. Pebrero pa lang po ng taong ito, naiparehistro na ang ikatlong milyong kabahayang benepisyaryo ng Pantawid Pamilya. [Applause] Sa susunod na taon naman, palalawakin pa natin ang sakop nito sa 3.8 milyong bahay; limang beses po ang laki niyan sa dinatnan natin.

Pangmatagalan po ang impact ng proyektong ito. Hindi pa kumpleto ang mga pag-aaral, pero ngayon pa lang, maganda na ang ipinapakita ng numero. Base sa listahan ng DSWD: may 1,672,977 na mga inang regular nang nagpapacheck-up. Idagdag pa natin, 1,672,814 na mga batang napabakunahan laban sa diarrhea, polio, tigdas, at iba pa. 4.57 million na estudyanteng hindi na napipilitang mag-absent dahil sa kahirapan. [Applause]

Sa kalusugan naman po: Nang dumating tayo, animnapu’t dalawang porsiyento lamang ng mga Pilipino ang naka-enrol sa PhilHealth. Ang masaklap, hindi pa masiguro kung lahat sila ay kabilang sa mga totoong nangangailangan ng kalinga ng estado, o buwenas lang na malapit sa politiko. Ngayon po, 85 percent ng lahat ng mamamayan, miyembro na nito. [Applause] Ang ibig pong sabihin, 23.31 million na Pilipino ang naidagdag sa mga saklaw ng PhilHealth mula nang bigyan tayo ng mandato. [Applause]

Ang maganda pa rito: ang 5.2 million na pinakamahirap na kabahayang tinukoy ng National Household Targeting System, buong-buo at walang-bayad nang makikinabang sa benepisyo ng PhilHealth. [Applause] Dahil po sa No Balance Billing policy ng Department of Health, ang lunas para sa dengue, pneumonia, asthma, katarata, gayundin ang pagpapagamot sa mga catastrophic disease tulad ng breast cancer, prostate cancer, at acute leukemia, makukuha na nang libre ng mga pinakamahirap nating kababayan. [Applause]

Ito po ang proseso ng pagpapagamot para sa kanila: Papasok ka sa alinmang ospital ng gobyerno. Ipapakita mo ang iyong PhilHealth card. Magpapagamot ka. At uuwi kang maginhawa nang walang inilabas ni isang kusing.

Sabi nga po sa isa sa mga briefing na dinaluhan natin, apat sa sampung Pilipino, hindi man lamang nakakakita ng health professional sa tanang buhay nila. Sa iba po, mas malaki pa: may nagsasabing anim sa bawat sampung Pilipino ang pumapanaw nang malayo sa kalinga ng health professional. Anuman ang ating pagbatayan, hindi po maikakaila: nakakabahala ang bilang ng mga Pilipinong hindi naaabot ang serbisyong pangkalusugan ng pamahalaan. Tinutugunan na po natin ito. Mula sa sampung libo noong dumating tayo, umabot na sa 30,801 ang mga nurse at midwife na ating nai-deploy sa ilalim ng RNHeals Program. [Applause] Idagdag pa po natin sa kanila ang mahigit labing-isang libong Community Health Teams na nagsisilbing tulay upang higit na mapatibay ang ugnayan ng mga doktor at nurse sa komunidad.

At kung dati tutungo lamang ang mga nurse kung saan makursunadahan ng kanilang hepe, ngayon, dahil sa tamang targeting, kung saan sila kailangan, doon sila ipinapadala: [applause] sa mga lugar na matagal nang naiwan sa laylayan ng lipunan. Ipinadala po natin ang ating mga health professional sa 1,021 na pook na saklaw ng Pantawid Pamilya, at sa 609 na pinakamahihirap na lungsod at munisipyo, ayon sa pag-aaral ng National Anti-Poverty Commission. [Applause]

Dalawang problema po ang natutugunan nito: bukod sa nagkakatrabaho at nabibigyan ng work experience ang libu-libong nurse at midwife na dati ay walang mapaglalaanan ng kanilang kaalaman, nagiging abot-kamay din ang dekalidad na kalinga para sa milyun-milyon nating kababayan.

Subalit hindi pa po tayo makukuntento rito, dahil ang hangad natin: kalusugang pangkalahatan. Nagsisimula ito hindi sa mga pagamutan, kundi sa loob mismo ng kanya-kanya nating tahanan. Ibayong kaalaman, bakuna, at checkup ang kailangan upang mailayo tayo sa karamdaman. Dagdag pa po diyan ang pagsisikap nating iwasan ang mga sakit na puwede namang iwasan.

Halimbawa: Nabanggit ko ang mosquito traps kontra dengue noong nakaraang taon. Alam naman po ninyo, ang mga siyentipiko mahigpit sa pagsisiyasat. Kaya maaga pa para sabihing siguradong-sigurado na tayo, pero nakakaengganyo po ang mga paunang resulta nitong programang ito.

Sinubok natin ang bisa ng mosquito traps sa mga lugar kung saan naitala ang pinakamataas na insidente ng dengue. Sa buong probinsya ng Bukidnon noong 2010, may 1,216 na kaso. Nang inilagay ang mga mosquito trap noong 2011: mukhang nakatulong dahil bumaba ito sa tatlumpu’t pito; 97 percent raw po ang reduction nito. [Applause] Sa mga bayan ng Ballesteros at Claveria sa Cagayan, may 228 na kaso ng dengue noong 2010. Pagdating ng 2011, walo na lang ang naitala. Sa Catarman, Northern Samar: 434 na kaso ng dengue noong 2010, naging apat na lang noong 2011. [Applause]

Panimulang pag-aaral pa lamang po ito. Pero ngayon pa lang, marapat na yata nating pasalamatan sina Secretary Ike Ona ng DOH at Secretary Mario Montejo ng DOST, [Applause] Wala ho tayong masyadong umento, baka sa palakpak n’yo’y ganahan silang lalong magsaliksik at mag-ugnayan.

Marami pa po tayong kailangang solusyonan. Nakakabahala ang mataas pa ring maternal mortality ratio ng bansa. Kaya nga po gumagawa tayo ng mga hakbang upang tugunan ang pangangailangan sa kalusugan ng kababaihan. Nais din nating makamit ang Universal Health Care, at magkaroon ng sapat na kagamitan, pasilidad, at tauhan ang ating mga institusyong pangkalusugan.

Sa pagtugon natin sa mga ito, malaki ang maiaambag ng Sin Tax Bill. Maipasa na po sana ito sa lalong madaling panahon. [Applause] Mababawasan na ang bisyo, madadagdagan pa ang pondo para sa kalusugan.

Ano naman kaya ang sasalubong sa kabataan pagpasok sa paaralan? Sa lilim ng puno pa rin kaya sila unang matututo ng abakada? Nakasalampak pa rin kaya sila sa sahig habang nakikipag-agawan ng textbook sa kaklase nila?

Matibay po ang pananalig natin kay Secretary Luistro: Bago matapos ang susunod na taon, ubos na ang minana nating 66,800 na kakulangan sa silid-aralan. [Applause] Uulitin ko lang po, next year po ‘yan; 40,000 pa lang ho this year. Ang minana po nating 2,573,212 na backlog sa upuan, tuluyan na rin nating matutugunan bago matapos ang 2012. [Applause] Sa taon din pong ito, masisimot na rin ang 61.7 million na backlog sa textbook upang maabot na, sa wakas, ang one is to one ratio ng aklat sa mag-aaral. [Applause] Sana nga po, ngayong paubos na ang backlog sa edukasyon, sikapin nating huwag uling magka-backlog dahil sa dami ng estudyante. Sa tingin ko po, Responsible Parenthood ang sagot dito. [Applause]

At para naman po hindi mapag-iwanan ang ating mga State Universities and Colleges, mayroon tayong panukalang 43.61 percent na pag-angat sa kanilang budget para sa susunod na taon. [Applause] Paalala lang po: lahat ng ginagawa natin, may direksyon; may kaakibat na kondisyon ang dagdag-budget na ito. Kailangang ipatupad ang napagkasunduang SUC Reform Roadmap ng CHED at ng kaukulang mga state universities and colleges, upang siguruhing dekalidad ang magiging produkto ng mga pamantasang pinopondohan ng estado. Kung mataas ang grado ninyo sa assignment na ito, asahan naman ninyong dodoblehin din namin ang kayod para matugunan ang mga natitirang pangangailangan po ninyo. [Applause]

Panay addition po ang nagaganap sa ating budget sa edukasyon. Isipin po ninyo: ang budget ng DepEd na ipinamana sa atin noong 2010, 177 billion pesos. Ang panukala natin para sa 2013: 292.7 billion pesos. [Applause] Noong 2010, 21.03 billion pesos ang budget para sa SUCs. Taunan po iyang dinagdagan upang umabot na sa 37.13 billion pesos na panukala natin para sa 2013. [Applause] Pero sa kabila nito, ngayon pa lang, may nagpaplano nang magcut-classes para mag-piket sa Mendiola. Ganito po kasimple: ang 292.7 ay mas malaki sa 177, at ang 37.13 ay mas malaki sa 21.03. Kaya kung may nagsasabi o magsasabi pa ring binawasan natin ang budget ng edukasyon, kukumbinsihin na lang namin ang inyong mga paaralan na maghandog ng remedial math class para sa inyo. [Laughter and applause] At sana naman po, sa mga klaseng ‘to, pakiusap po namin, sana itong klaseng remedial na nga eh pasukan naman po ninyo.

Nang maupo tayo, at masimulan ang makabuluhang reporma, minaliit ng ilan ang pagpapakitang-gilas ng pamahalaan. Kundi raw buwenas, ningas-kugon lang itong mauupos rin paglaon. May ilan pa rin pong ayaw magretiro sa paghahasik ng negatibismo; silang mga tikom ang bibig sa good news, at ginawang industriya na ang kritisismo.

Kung may problema kayo na bago matapos ang taon, bawat bata ay may sarili nang upuan at aklat, tingnan ninyo sila, mata sa mata, at sabihin ninyong, “Ayaw kong makapag-aral ka.”

Kung masama ang loob ninyo na ang 5.2 million na pinakamahihirap na kabahayang Pilipino ay maaari nang pumasok sa ospital nang hindi iniintindi ang gastos sa pagpapagamot, tingnan ninyo sila ulit, mata sa mata, at sabihin ninyong, “Ayaw kong gumaling ka.”

Kung nagagalit kayo na may tatlong milyong pamilyang Pilipino nang tumutungo sa katuparan ng kanilang mga pangarap dahil sa Pantawid Pamilya, tingnan ninyo sila, mata sa mata, at sabihin ninyong, “Ibabalik ko kayo sa kawalan ng pag-asa.” [Applause]

Tapos na ang panahon kung kailan choice lang ng makapangyarihan ang mahalaga. Halimbawa, ang dating namumuno sa TESDA, nagpamudmod ng mga scholarship voucher; ang problema, wala palang nakalaang pondo para rito. Natural, tatalbog ang voucher. Ang napala: 2.4 billion pesos ang sinisingil ng mahigit isanlibong eskwelahan mula sa pamahalaan. Nagpapapogi ang isang tao’t isang administrasyon; sambayanang Pilipino naman ang pinagbabayad ngayon.

Pumasok si Secretary Joel Villanueva; [applause] hindi siya nagpasindak sa tila imposibleng pagbabagong dapat ipatupad sa kanyang ahensya. Sa kabila ng malaking utang na minana ng TESDA, 434,676 na indibidwal pa rin ang kanilang hinasa sa ilalim ng Training for Work Scholarship Program. [Applause] Kongkretong tagumpay din po ang hatid ng TESDA Specialista Technopreneurship Program (mas mahirap pong bigkasin kaysa sa resulta). Biruin po ninyo, bawat isa sa 5,240 na sertipikadong Specialistas, kumikita na ngayon ng 562 pesos kada araw o 11,240 pesos kada buwan. Mas malaki pa po ito sa minimum wage. [Applause]

Mula sa pagkasanggol, hanggang sa pagkabinata, gumagana na ang sistema para sa mamamayan. Sinisiguro nating manganganak ng trabaho ang pagsigla ng ating ekonomiya.

Alalahanin po natin, para tumabla lang, kailangang makalikha taun-taon ng isang milyong bagong trabaho para sa mga new entrants. Ang nalikha po natin sa loob ng dalawang taon: halos 3.1 million na bagong trabaho. [Applause]

Ito po ang dahilan kung bakit pababa nang pababa ang unemployment rate sa bansa. Nang dumating tayo, eight percent ang unemployment rate. Naging 7.2 ito noong Abril ng 2011, at bumaba pa lalo sa 6.9 ngayong taon, sa buwan rin ng Abril. [Applause] ‘Di po ba makatwirang mangarap na balang araw, bawat Pilipinong handang magbanat ng buto, may mapapasukang trabaho?

Tingnan na lamang po natin ang BPO sector. Noong taong 2000, limanlibo katao lang ang naempleyo sa industriyang ito. Fast forward po tayo ngayon: 638,000 katao na ang nabibigyang trabaho ng mga BPO, at labing-isang bilyong dolyar ang ipinasok nito sa ating ekonomiya noong taong 2011. [Applause] Ang projection nga po ng industriya, pagdating ng 2016, kung saan ako po ay magpapaalam na sa inyo, 25 billion dollars na ang maipapasok nito, at makakapag-empleyo ng 1.3 million na mga Pilipino. [Applause] Hindi pa po kasama rito ang tinatayang aabot sa 3.2 million na mga taxi driver, barista, mga sari-sari store, karinderya, at marami pang ibang makikinabang sa mga indirect jobs na malilikha dahil sa BPO industry.

Malaking bahagi din po ng ating job-generation strategy ang pagpapatayo ng sapat na imprastraktura. Sa mga nakapagbakasyon na sa Boracay, nakita na naman ninyo ang bagong-binyag nating terminal sa Caticlan. Nakalatag na rin po ang plano upang palawakin ang runway nito.

Magkakaroon pa po ‘yan ng mga kapatid. Bago matapos ang aking termino, nakatayo na ang New Bohol Airport sa Panglao, [applause] New Legaspi Airport sa Daraga, at Laguindingan Airport sa Misamis Oriental. [Applause] Ia-upgrade na rin po natin ang ating international airports sa Mactan, Puerto Princesa, at Tacloban. [Applause] Dagdag pa po diyan ang pagpapaganda ng mga airport sa Butuan, Cotabato, Dipolog, Pagadian, Tawi-Tawi, Southern Leyte, at San Vicente sa Palawan. [Applause] Kami po sa Tarlac ay maghihintay na lang. [Laughter]

Pang-apat na Pangulo na po akong sasalo sa problema ng NAIA 3. Hindi lang po eroplano ang nag-take off at nag-landing dito: maging mga problema’t anomalya, lumapag din. Nagbitiw na po ng salita si Secretary Mar Roxas: bago tayo magkita sa susunod na SONA, maisasaayos na ang mga structural defects na minana natin sa NAIA 3. [Applause]

Nitong Hunyo po, nagsimula na ring umusad ang proseso para sa LRT Line 1 Cavite Extension project, na magpapaluwag sa trapik ng Las Piñas, Parañaque, at Cavite. [Applause] Dagdag pa diyan, para lalong mapaluwag ang traffic sa Kamaynilaan at mapabilis ang pagtawid mula North Luzon hanggang South Luzon Expressway, magkakaroon ng dalawang elevated NLEX–SLEX connector. Matatapos po ang mga ito sa 2015. [Applause] Magiging one hour and 40 minutes na lang ang biyaheng Clark papuntang Calamba oras na makumpleto ang mga ito. Bago po tayo bumaba sa puwesto, nakatayo na rin ang mga dekalidad na terminal sa Taguig, Quezon City, at Parañaque na paparadahan ng bus biyaheng probinsya, [applause] upang hindi na sila makisiksik pa sa EDSA.

Nagbago na po ang takbo ng usapan tungkol sa ahensyang dati’y itinuturing na pugad ng kapalpakan. Naalala ko po dati: Kapag tag-ulan at umapaw ang Tarlac River, nalulunod ang MacArthur Highway. Tutunawin nito ang aspalto; magbabaku-bako ang kalsada hanggang sa tuluyan na nga itong mawawala. Bilang kinatawan noon ng aking distrito, inireklamo ko po ito. Ang tugon ng DPWH: alam namin ang problema, alam namin ang solusyon, pero wala kaming pera. Kinailangan ko pong makiusap sa aking mga barangay, at ang sabi ko po sa kanila ay “Kung hindi natin ito uunahin, walang gagawa nito, at tayo rin ang mapeperhuwisyo.” Dati, panay ang “hoy, gising!” sa gobyerno, bakit wala daw kasing ginagawa. Ngayon ang reklamo, “Sobra namang trapik, ang dami kasing ginagawa.” [Laughter and applause] Paalala lang din po: naisasaayos na natin ang mga kalsadang ito nang hindi nagtataas ng buwis. [Applause]

Bubuo tayo ng mga daanan, hindi ayon sa kickback o kursonada, pero ayon sa isang malinaw na sistema. Dahil hindi na bara-bara ang paglalagak natin ng pondo para sa mga proyekto, hindi na ito mapapako sa plano, totoong kalsada na ang pakikinabangan ng Pilipino. Nang maupo po tayo sa puwesto, 7,239 kilometers sa ating national road network ang hindi pa naisasaayos. One thousand five hundred sixty-nine kilometers na nito ang naipaayos natin sa ilalim ng pamamahala ni Secretary Babes Singson; [applause] sa 2012, 2,275 kilometers pa ang maidadagdag na natapos na rin po. Pati po ang mga kalsada at kurbadang mapanganib, tinutukoy at inaayos na gamit ang pinakabagong teknolohiya. Taun-taon po nating bubunuin ito, upang bago matapos ang aking termino, bawat pulgada ng ating national road network, maayos na po. Siyempre ‘wag lang po n’yo dagdagan ang national road network.

Hindi lang kalsada, kundi pati sistema, isinasaayos sa DPWH. Dahil sa pagsunod sa tamang proseso ng bidding at procurement, 10.6 billion pesos na ang natipid ng kanilang ahensya mula 2011 hanggang nitong Hunyo. [Applause] Maging mga kontratista, batid ang positibong bunga ng reporma sa DPWH. Sabi nga po nila, “Ang top 40 na kontratista, fully booked na raw po.”

Sana po hindi maantala ang pagpapatayo natin ng iba pang imprastraktura para hindi rin mapurnada ang paglago ng ibang industriya.

Kaakibat ng pagpapaunlad ng imprastraktura ang paglago ng turismo. Isipin po ninyo: Noong 2001, ang tourist arrivals sa ating bansa, 1.8 million. Nang dumating po tayo noong 2010, naglalaro ito sa 3.1 million. Mantakin po ninyo: sa hinaba-haba ng kanilang administrasyon, ang naidagdag nilang tourist arrivals, 1.3 million lamang; may ambag pa kaming kalahating taon diyan. Tayo naman po, Hunyo pa lang ng 2012, 2.1 million na turista na ang napalapag. [Applause] Mas marami pang dadagsa sa peak season bago matapos ang taon, kaya hindi ako nagdududang maaabot natin ang quota na 4.6 million na turista para sa 2012. [Applause] Ibig sabihin po, 1.5 million na turista ang ating maidadagdag. Samakatuwid, sa dalawang taon, mas malaki ang magiging paglago ng ating tourist arrivals, kumpara sa naidagdag ng pinalitan natin sa loob ng siyam at kalahating taon. Hindi po tayo nagtataas ng bangko; nagsasabi lang po tayo ng totoo. [Applause]

Pero hindi nakuntento rito si Secretary Mon Jimenez. Sabi niya, kung sa Malaysia may bumisitang 24.7 million na turista noong 2011, at kung sa Thailand naman tinatayang 17 million, sa dinami-dami ng magagandang tanawin sa ating bansa, hindi naman siguro suntok sa buwan kung mangarap tayong pagdating ng 2016, sampung milyong turista na ang bibisita sa Pilipinas kada taon. [Applause] Kung patuloy na magkakaisa ang sambayanang Pilipino, gaya ng ipinamalas nating hirangin ang Puerto Princesa Underground River bilang isa sa New Seven Wonders of Nature, walang dudang makakamtan natin ito. Ang pahayag nga po natin sa daigdig: “It’s more fun in the Philippines.” [Applause] Kahit wala pang isang taon sa puwesto si Secretary Mon Jimenez, nagagapas na natin ang positibong bunga ng ating mga naipunlang reporma. Masasabi nga po nating pagdating sa turismo, “It’s really fun—to have Secretary Mon Jimenez as our Secretary.” [Applause]

Kung paglago po ang usapan, nasa tuktok ng listahan ang agrikultura. Kayod-kalabaw po si Secretary Alcala upang makapaghatid ng mabubuting balita. [Applause] Binisita po niya ang lahat ng probinsya hindi para mangampanya sa sarili pero para ikampanya ang programa ng Department of Agriculture. Dati, para bang ang pinapalago ng mga namumuno sa Department of Agriculture ay ang utang ng NFA. Twelve billion pesos ang minana nilang utang; ang ipinamana naman nila sa atin, 177 billion pesos.

Hindi po ba’t noon, pinaniwala tayo na 1.3 million metric tons ang kakulangan sa bigas, at para tugunan ito, ‘di bababa sa two million metric tons ang kanilang inangkat noong 2010. Parang unlimited rice sila kung maka-order ng bigas, pero dahil sobra-sobra, nabubulok lang naman ito sa mga bodega. Ang 1.3 million metric tons, unang taon pa lang, napababa na natin sa 860,000 metric tons. [Applause] Ngayong taon, 500,000 na lang, kasama pa ang buffer sakaling abutin tayo ng bagyo. [Applause] Huwag lang po tayong pagsungitan ng panahon, harinawa, sa susunod na taon ay puwede na tayong mag-export ng bigas. [Applause]

Ang sabi po ni Secretary Alcala: ang susi dito, makatotohanang programa sa irigasyon at masigasig na implementasyon ng certified seeds program. [Applause] Ang masakit po, hindi bagong kaalaman ito; hindi lang ipinapatupad. Kung dati pa sila nagtrabaho nang matino, nasaan na kaya tayo ngayon?

Tingnan rin po natin ang industriya ng niyog at ang cocowater na dati tinatapon lang, ngayon, napapakinabangan na ng magsasaka. Noong 2009, 483,862 liters ng cocowater ang iniluwas natin. Umangat po ito ng 1,807,583 liters noong 2010. Huwag po kayong magugulat, noong 2011, 16,756,498 liters [applause]—puwede ho bang ulitin iyon?—16,756,498 liters ng cocowater ang in-export ng Pilipinas. Ang coco coir naman, kung dati walang pumapansin, ngayon may shortage na dahil pinapakyaw ng mga exporter. Hindi natin sasayangin ang pagkakataong ito. Bibili pa tayo ng mga bagong makinang magpoproseso ng bunot para makuha ang mga hiblang ginagawa mula sa coco coir. Sa susunod na taon, lalo nating mapapakinabangan ang industriya ng niyog. Naglaan na tayo ng 1.75 billion pesos upang mamuhunan at palaguin ito. [Applause]

Sinimulan po ng aking ina ang Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program. Nararapat lamang na matapos ang programang ito sa panahon ng aking panunungkulan. [Applause]

Isinasaayos na po ang sistema upang mapabilis ang pagpapatupad ng repormang agraryo. Ginagawa ng pamahalaan ang lahat ng hakbang upang maipamahagi sa ating magsasaka ang mga lupaing diniligan at pinagyaman ng kanilang pawis. Subalit mayroon pa rin pong ayaw paawat sa pagtatanim ng mga balakid. Ang tugon ko sa kanila: susunod tayo sa batas. Ang atas ng batas, ang atas ng taumbayan, at ang atas ko: Bago ako bumaba sa puwesto, naipamigay na dapat ang lahat ng lupaing sakop ng CARP. [Applause]

Liwanagin naman po natin ang nangyayari sa sektor ng enerhiya. Mantakin po ninyo: Dati po, umabot lang ang kawad ng kuryente sa barangay hall, “energized” na raw ang buong barangay. Kaya ganoon na lang kung ipagmalaki nilang 99.98 percent na raw ng mga barangay sa bansa ang may kuryente. Pati ba naman sa serbisyong dapat ay matagal nang napapakinabangan ng Pilipino, nagkakagulangan pa? Kaya nga po, para subukan ang kakayahan ng DOE at NEA, naglaan tayo ng 1.3 billion pesos para pailawan ang unang target na 1,300 sitios, sa presyong isang milyong piso bawat isa. Nang matapos sila, ang napailawan sa inilaan nating pondo: 1,520 sitios, at gumastos lamang sila ng 814 million pesos. [Applause] Nagawa nila ito sa loob lamang ng tatlong buwan, at mas marami pa pong gagawin sa taong ito hanggang maubos ‘yang 36,000 na sitiong walang kuryente. Kay Secretary Rene Almendras, bilib talaga ako sa iyo; [applause] parang hindi ka nauubusan ng enerhiya. Sa paghahatid-serbisyo, hindi ka lang eveready, nagmistulang energizer bunny ka pa—you keep on going, and going, and going. [Applause]

Nangingibabaw na nga po ang liwanag sa ating bayan—liwanag na nagsiwalat sa krimeng nagaganap sa madidilim na sulok ng lipunan. Ang pinagsisikapang kitain ng Pilipino, hindi na magagantso. Patuloy po ang pagbaba ng crime volume sa buong bansa. Ang mahigit limandaan libong krimen na naitala noong 2009, mahigit kalahati po ang nabawas: 246,958 na lamang iyan nitong 2011. Dagdag pa rito, ang dating dalawanlibo’t dalawandaang kaso ng carnapping noong 2010, lampas kalahati rin ang ibinaba; 966 na lang po iyan pagdating ng 2011.

Ito nga po sana ang dalhin ng ating mga headline. Hindi po natin sinasabing wala nang krimeng nagaganap, pero palagay ko naman po, wala dapat magalit na nangalahati na ito. Si Raymond Dominguez na matagal nang labas-masok sa kulungan, hindi ba’t sa loob lamang ng mahigit isang taon, nasentensyahan at naipakulong na? Ang dalawa pa niyang kapatid ay sinampahan na rin natin ng kaso at kasalukuyan na ring nakabilanggo. May dalawang suspect sa bus bombing sa Makati noong nakaraang taon, ang isa po’y pumanaw na; ‘yung isa, humihimas na ng rehas. Kakosa niya ang mahigit sampung libong sangkot sa ilegal na droga na inaresto ng PDEA nitong 2011. [Applause]

Alam po nating hindi araw-araw ang laban ni Pacman, at hindi puwedeng iasa dito ang pagbaba ng krimen. Kaya nga po pinalalakas natin ang puwersa ng kapulisan. ‘Di po ba, nang dumating tayo, apatnapu’t limang porsyento ng ating kapulisan ang walang baril at umaasa sa anting-anting habang tumutugis ng masasamang-loob? [Laughter] Mayroon pong nanalo na sa bidding, tinitiyak na lamang nating dekalidad ang kanilang mga produkto. Pagkatapos ng proseso, at itong taon po nating inaasahan ito, maipagkakaloob na ang 74,600 na baril na magagamit nila upang ipagtanggol at alagaan ang bayan, lipunan, at sarili. [Applause]

Dumako naman po tayo sa usapin ng pambansang tanggulan. May mga nagsabi na po na ang ating Air Force, “all air, at no force.” [Laughter] Imbes na alagaan ng estado, para bang sinasadyang ilagay sa alanganin ang ating mga sundalo. Hindi po tayo makakapayag na manatiling ganito.

Makalipas nga lang po ang isang taon at pitong buwan, nakapaglaan na tayo ng mahigit dalawampu’t walong bilyong piso para sa AFP Modernization Program. Aabutan na nito ang tatlumpu’t tatlong bilyong pisong pondo na ipinagkaloob sa nasabing programa sa nakalipas na labinlimang taon. [Applause] Bumubuwelo pa lang po tayo sa lagay na ‘yan. Kapag naipasa na ang panukala nating AFP modernization bill sa Kongreso, makakapaglaan tayo ng pitumpu’t limang bilyong piso para sa susunod na limang taon.

Kasado na rin po ang tatlumpung milyong dolyar na pondong kaloob ng Estados Unidos para sa Defense Capability Upgrade and Sustainment of Equipment Program ng AFP. Bukod pa po ito sa tulong nila upang pahusayin pa ang pagmanman sa ating mga baybayin sa ilalim ng itatayong Coast Watch Center ng Pilipinas.

Nagka-canvass na rin po ang Sandatahang Lakas ng mga kagamitan tulad ng mga kanyon, armored personnel carrier, at frigates. Hindi magtatagal, dadaong na ang karelyebo ng BRP Gregorio del Pilar sa ating pampang. Sa Enero, aangkla na po sa Pilipinas ang BRP Ramon Alcaraz, ang pangalawa nating Hamilton class cutter. ‘Di na po bangkang papel ang ating ipapalaot; [applause] ngayon, mga hi-tech at dekalidad na barko na ang tatanod sa 36,000 kilometers nating coastline.

Mainam na rin po siguro kung maglilinis-linis na ng mga hangar ang ating Sandatahang Lakas, dahil darating na ang mga kagamitang lalong magpapatikas sa ating tanggulan. Sa wakas, may katuwang na po ang kaisa-isa nating C-130 na tatlumpu’t anim na taon nang rumoronda sa himpapawid. Dalawa pang C-130 ang magiging operational ulit sa taong ito. Bago matapos ang taong ito, inaasahan nating maide-deliver na ang binili nating dalawampu’t isang refurbished UH-1H Helicopter, apat na combat utility helicopters, mga radyo’t iba pang communication equipment, rifles, mortars, mobile diagnostic laboratories, kasama na ang bullet station assembly para sa arsenal. [Applause] Pagdating naman po ng 2013, lalapag na ang sampung attack helicopters, dalawang naval helicopters, dalawang light lift aircraft, isang frigate, at mga force protection equipment. [Applause]

At hindi lang po natin sa armas ipinaparamdam ang pagkalinga sa ating pulis at kasundaluhan. Nabawasan na rin po ang mga pasanin nila sa pamumuhay dahil sa mahigit dalawampu’t dalawang libong bahay ang naipatayo na sa ilalim ng AFP–PNP housing program. [Applause]

Hindi po ito tungkol sa pakikipaggirian o pakikipagmatigasan. Hindi ito tungkol sa pagsisiga-sigaan. Tungkol ito sa pagkamit ng kapayapaan. Tungkol ito sa kakayahan nating ipagtanggol ang ating sarili—isang bagay na kay tagal nating inisip na imposible. Tungkol po ito sa buhay ng isang sundalong araw-araw sumasabak sa peligro; tungkol ito sa pamilya niyang nag-aabang na makabalik siyang ligtas, ano man ang kanyang makaharap. Hayaan nating ang ilang mga benipisyaryo ang magsabi sa pagbabago ng buhay po nila:

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“Nagpapasalamat sa Poong Maykapal. Binigyan kami ng ganitong pagkakataon—binigyan ng blessing na ganito. Pangalawa, ‘yung pagkakaroon natin ng mabait na pangulo. Itong proyekto na ito ay hindi niya kami pinababayaan—mga kapulisan at mga sundalo—sandatahan ng ating Pilipinas.” - SPO1 Domingo Medalla [PNP Housing Beneficiary]

“Kinakaya namin, ma’am. Pero ginagawan ko talaga ng paraan na makapasok sila [sa eskuwela]. ‘Yun lang talaga, ma’am, ang misyon ko sa buhay na mapaaral sila, maibigay ko ‘yung tamang edukasyon, na hindi maging gusgusin ang anak ko, hindi kaawa-awa[an] ng mga tao, may magulang na dapat magtaguyod. At, napapasalamat ako sa Pantawid [Pamilya Program], ma’am, dahil may natutunan ako ditong malaki.” - Eva Neri [CCT beneficiary]

“Malaking tulong na isa kami—ang alam ko kauna-unahan na nakinabang at nakikinabang pa sa package na ‘to na Category Z Package ng PhilHealth. Nagpapasalamat kami nang sobra at hindi man maganda na nagkaroon ng sakit ang anak ko, pero mayroong PhilHealth na tutulong at handang tumulong sa mga gastusin namin.” - Kristine Tatualla [PhilHealth beneficiary]

“Noong araw na nasama ako sa isang Oakwood Mutiny—‘yung pinaglalaban namin, ito na po ‘yung hinihintay namin para sa pagbabago at ito na po ang pagkakataon natin para magkaroon tayo ng sariling bahay lalong lalo na sa programa ng ating presidente na si Benigno Aquino III.” - PFC Rolly Bernal [AFP Housing Beneficiary]

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At ngayon ngang inaaruga na sila ng taumbayan, lalo namang ginaganahan ang ating kasundaluhan na makamtan ang kapayapaan. Tagumpay pong maituturing ang dalawandaan at tatlong rebeldeng sumuko at nagbabalik-loob na sa lipunan, at ang 1,772 na bandidong nawakasan na ang karahasan. Halimbawa po, ang kilabot na teroristang si Doctor Abu, na hindi na makakapaghasik ng kaniyang lagim. Nagpupugay rin po tayo sa panunumbalik sa katahimikan sa mga lugar na matagal nang biningi ng putukan. Ang resulta nga po ng bayanihan: 365 na barangay ang naagaw sa kamay ng kaaway, 270 na gusali’t paaralan ang naipaayos, at 74 health centers ang naipagawa. [Applause]

Kung kapayapaan na lang din po ang usapan, dumako naman tayo sa lugar na matagal naging mukha ng mga mithiing ‘di makamtan-kamtan. Bago po magsimula ang mga reporma natin sa ARMM, at alam naman po n’yo, may mga ghost students doon, na naglalakad sa isang ghost road, tungo sa isang ghost school, para magpaturo sa isang ghost teacher. Ang mga aparisyon pong gumulantang kay OIC Governor Mujiv Hataman: [applause] Apat na eskuwelahan na natagpuang may ghost students; iniimbestigahan na rin ang mga teacher na hindi lumilitaw ang pangalan sa talaan ng Professional Regulation Commission, gayundin ang mga tauhan ng gobyernong hindi nakalista sa plantilya. Limampu’t limang ghost entry ang tinanggal sa payroll. Ang dating paulit-ulit na pagsasaboy ng graba sa kalsada para lang pagkakitaan ng pera, bawal na. Wala nang cash advance sa mga ahensya, para maiwasan ang pagsasamantala. Ang mga multo sa voters list, mapapatahimik na ang kaluluwa. [Applause] Kaya nga po kay OIC Gov. Mujiv Hataman, ang masasabi natin: talaga namang isa ka nang certified ghost buster.

Ang pumalit po, at pinapalit na: pabahay, tulay, at learning center para sa mga Badjao sa Basilan. Mga community-based hatchery, lambat, materyales para maglinang ng seaweeds, at punlang napakinabangan ng 2,588 na mangingisda. Certified seeds, punla ng gabi, cassava, goma, at mga punong namumunga para sa 145,121 na magsasaka. Simula pa lang po iyan; nakalaan na ang 183 million pesos para sa mga municipal fishing port projects sa ARMM; 310.4 million pesos para sa mga istasyon ng bumbero; 515 million pesos para sa malinis na inuming tubig; 551.9 million pesos para sa mga kagamitang pangkalusugan; 691.9 million pesos para sa daycare centers; at 2.85 billion pesos para sa mga kalsada at tulay na babagtas sa rehiyon. Ilan lang po iyan sa patutunguhan ng kabuuang 8.59 billion pesos na ipinagkaloob ng pambansang gobyerno para isakatuparan ang mga reporma sa ARMM. [Applause] Lilinawin ko rin po, hindi pa kasama rito ang taunang suportang natatanggap nila, na ngayong 2012 ay umabot sa 11.7 billion pesos. [Applause]

Miski po ang mga dating gustong tumiwalag, nakikita na ang epekto ng reporma. Kinikilala natin bilang pahiwatig ng kanilang tiwala ang nakaraang pitong buwan, kung kailan walang nangyaring sagupaan sa pagitan ng militar at ng MILF. Sa peace process naman po, hayag at lantaran ang usapan. Nagpapamalas ang magkabilang panig ng tiwala sa isa’t isa. Maaaring minsan, magiging masalimuot ang proseso; signos lang po ito na malapit na nating makamit ang nag-iisa nating mithiin: Kapayapaan.

Mapayapang pag-uusap rin po ang prinsipyong isinulong natin upang mabuo ang ating Executive Order ukol sa pagmimina. Ang kaisipan sa likod ng nabuong consensus: mapakinabangan ang ating likas na yaman upang iangat ang buhay ng Pilipino, hindi lamang ngayon kundi pati na rin sa susunod na salinlahi. Hindi natin pipitasin ang ginintuang bunga ng industriyang ito, kung ang magiging kabayaran ay ang pagkasira ng kalikasan. [Applause]

Ngunit unang hakbang lamang ito. Isipin po ninyo, noong 2010, 145 billion pesos ang kabuuang halaga na nakuha mula sa pagmimina, subalit 13.4 billion pesos lamang o siyam na porsyento ang napunta sa kaban ng bayan. Ang likas na yaman, pag-aari ninyo; hindi tayo papayag na balato lang ang mapupunta sa Pilipino. Umaasa po tayo sa pakikiisa ng Kongreso upang makapagpasa ng batas na sisigurong napapangalagaan ang kalikasan at matitiyak na makatarungan ang magiging pakinabang ng publiko at pribadong sektor sa mga biyayang makukuha natin mula sa industriyang ito. [Applause]

Pag-usapan po natin ang situwasyon sa Disaster Risk Reduction and Management. Dati, ang gobyernong dapat tumutulong, nanghihingi rin ng tulong. Ngayon, nasa Pasipiko pa lang ang bagyo, alam na kung saan idedestino ang ayuda, at may malinaw nang plano upang maiwasan ang peligro.

Tuwing pag-uusapan nga po ang sakuna, lagi kong naaalala ang nangyari po sa amin sa Tarlac noong minsang bumagyo. Sa lakas ng ulan, bumigay ang isang dike. Nang nagising ang atin pong barangay captain, tinangay na ng baha ang kanyang bahay at mga kagamitang pangsaka. Buti nga po’t nailigtas ang buong mag-anak. Malas lang po ng kalabaw nilang naiwang nakatali sa puno; nabigti ito sa lakas ng ragasa.

Walang kalaban-laban din po ang marami sa tinamaan ng bagyong Ondoy, Pepeng, at Sendong. Napakarami pong nasawi sa paghagupit ng mga delubyong ito. Sa ilalim ng bagong-lunsad na Project NOAH, isinakay natin sa iisang bangka ang mga inisyatiba kontra-sakuna, at hindi na rin po idinadaan sa tsamba ang paglilikas sa mga pamilya. Gamit ang teknolohiya, nabibigyan na ng wastong babala ang Pilipino upang makapaghanda at makaiwas sa disgrasya.

Real-time at direkta na ang pakinabang ng walumpu’t anim na automated rain gauges at dalawampu’t walong water level monitoring sensors natin sa iba’t ibang rehiyon. Bago matapos ang 2013, ang target natin: animnaraang automated rain gauges at apatnaraan at dalawampu’t dalawang water level sensors. Ipapakabit po natin ang mga ito sa labingwalong pangunahing river basins sa buong bansa. [Applause]

Isa pa pong pagbabago: Dati, ang mga ahensya’y kanya-kanyang habulan ng numero, kanya-kanyang agenda, kanya-kanyang pasikatan. Ngayon, ang kultura sa gobyerno: bayanihan para sa kapakanan ng taumbayan. Convergence po ang tawag natin dito.

Dati pa naman po naglipana ang mga programa sa tree planting. Pero matapos magtanim, pababayaan na lang ang mga ito. Kapag nakita ng mga komunidad na naghahanap din ng kabuhayan, puputulin ang mga ito para gawing uling.

May solusyon na po rito. Mayroon na pong 128,558 hectares ng kagubatang naitanim sa buong bansa; bahagi lang po iyan ng kabuuang 1.5 million na ektaryang matatamnan bago tayo bumaba sa puwesto. [Applause] Nakapaloob po rito ang mga komunidad na nasa ilalim ng National Convergence Initiative. Ang proseso: pagkatanim ng puno, makikipag-ugnayan ang DSWD sa mga komunidad. Kapalit ng conditional cash transfer, aalagaan ang mga puno; mayroon ding mga magpapalago ng bagong punla sa nursery. Three hundred thirty-five thousand seventy-eight na po ang mga Pilipinong nakakakuha ng kabuhayan mula dito.

Sa isa nga pong programa, nakiambag din ang pribadong sektor, na nagbibigay ng espesyal na binhi ng kape at cacao sa komunidad, at tinuturuan silang alagaan at siguruhing mataas ang ani. Itinatanim ang kape sa ilalim ng mga puno, na habang nakatayo ay masisigurong hihigop ng baha at tutulong makaiwas tayo sa pinsala. Ang kumpanyang nagbigay ng binhi, sure buyer na rin ng ani. Panalo po ang mga komunidad na may dagdag kita, panalo ang pribadong sektor, panalo pa ang susunod na salinlahing makikinabang sa matatayog na puno. [Applause]

Matagal na pong problema ang illegal logging. Mula nga po nang lumapag ang EO 23, nakasabat na si Mayor Jun Amante ng mahigit anim na milyong pisong halaga ng troso. Nagpapasalamat tayo sa kanya. Sa Butuan pa lang ito; paano pa kung magpapakita ng ganitong political will ang lahat ng mga LGU?

Ang mga trosong nakukumpiska ng DENR, lalapag sa mga komunidad na naturuan na ng TESDA ng pagkakarpintero. Ang resulta: upuan para sa mga pampublikong paaralan na hawak naman ng DepEd. Isipin po ninyo, ang dating pinagmumulan ng pinsala, ngayon, tulay na para sa mas mabuting kinabukasan. Dati, imposible nga ito; imposible kung nagbubulag-bulagan ang pamahalaan sa ilegal na gawain.

Kaya kayong mga walang konsensya; kayong mga paulit-ulit isinusugal ang buhay ng kapwa Pilipino: maghanda na kayo. Tapos na ang maliligayang araw po ninyo. [Applause] Sinampolan na natin ang tatlumpu’t apat na kawani ng DENR, isang PNP provincial director, at pitong chiefs of police. Pinagpapaliwanag na rin po natin ang isang regional director ng PNP na nagbingi-bingihan sa aking utos at nagbulag-bulagan sa mga dambuhalang trosong dumaan sa kanilang tanawin. Kung hindi kayo umayos, isusunod namin kayo. Magkubli man kayo sa ilalim ng inyong mga padrino, aabutan namin kayo. Isasama na rin namin ang mga padrino ninyo. [Applause] Kaya bago pa magkasalubong ang ating landas, ako po’y muling makikiusap, mas maganda sigurong tumino na kayo.

Mula sa sinapupunan, sa pag-aaral at pagtatrabaho, may pagbabago nang haharap sa Pilipino. At sakaling piliin niyang magserbisyo sa gobyerno, tuloy pa rin ang pag-aaruga ng estado hanggang sa kanyang pagreretiro. Tatanawin ng pamahalaan ang kanyang ambag bilang lingkod-bayan, at hindi ipagdadamot sa kanya ang pensiyong siya rin naman ang nagpuhunan.

Isipin po ninyo, at ako po’y nagulat dito: may mga pensyonado tayong tumatanggap ng 500 pesos lamang kada buwan. Paano kaya niya ito pagkakasiyahin sa tubig, kuryente, at pagkain araw-araw? Ang atin pong tugon: Pagsapit ng bagong taon, hindi na bababa sa limanlibong piso ang matatanggap na buwanang pensyon ng ating old-age and disability pensioners. [Applause] Masaya tayong matutugunan natin ang pangangailangan nila ngayon, nang hindi isinusugal ang kapakanan ng mga pensyonado bukas.

Iba na po talaga ang mukha ng gobyerno. Sumasabay na po sa pribadong sektor ang ating pasahod para sa entry level. Pero kapag sabay kayong na-promote ng kaklase mong piniling mag-pribado, nagkakaiwanan na.

Mahahabol din po natin iyan; pero sa ngayon po, ang good news natin sa mga nagtatrabaho sa pamahalaan: Performance-Based Incentives. Dati, miski palpak ang palakad ng isang ahensya, very satisfactory pa rin ang pinakamababang rating ng empleyado. Dahil sa pakikisama, nahihirapan ang bisor na bigyan ng makatarungang rating ang mga tauhan niya. Nakakawawa tuloy ang mga mahusay magtrabaho. Nawawalan sila ng dahilan para galingan dahil parehas lang naman ang insentibo ng mga tamad at pursigido.

Heto po ang isa lamang sa mga hakbang natin upang tugunan ito. Simula ngayong taon, magpapatupad tayo ng sistema kung saan ang bonus ay nakabase sa pagtupad ng mga ahensya sa kanilang mga target para sa taon. [Applause] Nasa kamay na ng empleyado ang susi sa kanyang pag-angat. Ang insentibo, maaaring umabot ng tatlumpu’t limang libong piso, depende sa pagpapakitang-gilas mo sa iyong trabaho. Dagdag pa ito sa across-the-board na Christmas bonus na matatanggap mo.

Ginagawa natin ito, hindi lamang para itaas ang kumpiyansa at ipakita ang pagtitiwala natin sa ating mga lingkod-bayan. Higit sa lahat, para ito sa Pilipinong umaasa sa tapat at mahusay na serbisyo mula sa lingkod-bayan, at umaasang sila at sila lamang ang itinuturing na boss ng kanilang pamahalaan. [Applause]

Alam po niyo, sa simula pa lang mayroon nang mga kumukuwestiyon sa sinasabi nating, “Kung walang corrupt, walang mahirap.” Hanggang ngayon mayroon pa rin pong mangilan-ngilang nagtatanong: nakakain ba ang mabuting pamamahala? Ang simpleng sagot, “Siyempre.”

Isipin po natin ang ating pinanggalingan: Dati, parang “Wild West” ang pamumuhunan sa Pilipinas. May peligro na nga ang negosyo, sinagad pa ang risko dahil sa ‘di tiyak at nakalihim na patakaran. Kakamayan ka gamit ang kanan, kokotongan ka naman na gamit ang kaliwa.

Ngayon, dahil patas na ang laban, at may hayag at hindi pabagu-bagong mga patakaran, patuloy ang pagtaas ng kumpiyansa sa ating ekonomiya. Patuloy ang pagpasok ng puhunan; patuloy ang pagdami ng trabaho; patuloy ang positibong siklo ng pagkonsumo, paglago ng negosyo, at pagdami ng mamamayang naeempleyo. [Applause]

Dahil maayos ang paggugol ng gobyerno, walang tagas sa sistema. Dahil maayos ang pangkolekta ng buwis, lumalago ang kaban ng bayan. Bawat pisong nakokolekta, tiyak ang pupuntahan: Piso itong diretso sa kalsada, piso para sa bakuna, piso para sa classroom at upuan, piso para sa ating kinabukasan. [Applause]

Dahil maayos ang paggawa ng tulay, kalsada, at gusali, itinatayo ang mga ito kung saan kailangan. Maayos ang daanan, mas mabilis ang takbo ng produkto, serbisyo, at mamamayan.

Dahil maayos ang pamamahala sa agrikultura, tumataas ang produksyon ng pagkain, at hindi pumapalo ang presyo nito. Stable ang pasahod, at mas malakas ang pambansang ekonomiya.

Tunay nga po, ang matatag at malakas na ekonomiyang pinanday ng mabuting pamamahala ang pinakamabisang kalasag laban sa mga hamon na kinakaharap ng daigdig. Dalawang taon po nating binaklas ang mga balakid sa pag-unlad, at ngayon, tayo na lang mismo ang makakapigil sa ating sariling pag-angat.

Ginawa po natin ang lahat ng ito habang binubuno rin ng bawat bansa sa iba’t ibang sulok ng daigdig ang kani-kanilang problema’t pagsubok.

Hindi po tayo nag-iisa sa mundo, kaya’t habang tinutugunan natin ang sarili nating mga suliranin, angkop lamang na bantayan din ang ilang pangyayaring maaaring makaapekto sa atin.

Naging maugong ang mga kaganapan sa Bajo de Masinloc. May mga mangingisdang Tsinong pumasok sa ating teritoryo. Nasabat ng barko natin at nasabat sa kanilang mga barko ang endangered species. Bilang pinuno, kailangan kong ipatupad ang batas na umiiral sa ating bansa. Sa pagsulong nito, nagbungguan ang Nine-Dash Line Theory ng mga Tsino, na umaangkin sa halos buong West Philippine Sea, at ang karapatan natin at ng marami pang ibang bansa, kasama na ang Tsina, na pinagtibay naman ng United Nations Convention on the Laws of the Sea.

Ibayong hinahon ang ipinamalas natin. Ang barko ng Hukbong Dagat, bilang tanda ng ating malinis na hangarin, ay agad nating pinalitan ng barkong sibilyan. Hindi tayo nakipagsagutan sa mga banat ng kanilang media sa atin. Hindi naman po siguro kalabisan na hilingin sa kabilang panig na galangin ang ating karapatan, gaya ng paggalang sa kanilang mga karapatan bilang kapwa bansang nasa iisang mundong kailangang pagsaluhan.

Mayroon po tayong mga miron na nagsasabing hayaan na lang ang Bajo de Masinloc; umiwas na lang tayo. Pero kung may pumasok sa inyong bakuran at sinabing sa kanya na ang kanyang kinatatayuan ay sa kanya na, papayag ba kayo? Hindi naman po yata tamang ipamigay na lang natin sa iba ang sadyang atin talaga. [Applause]

Kaya nga po hinihiling ko sa sambayanan ang pakikiisa sa isyung ito. Iisa lang po dapat ang kumpas natin. Tulungan ninyo akong iparinig sa kabilang panig ang katuwiran ng ating mga paninindigan.

Hindi po simple ang sitwasyon, at hindi magiging simple ang solusyon. Magtiwala po kayo, kumokonsulta tayo sa mga eksperto, at sa lahat ng pinuno ng ating bansa, pati na sa mga kaalyado natin—gayundin sa mga nasa kabilang panig ng usaping ito—upang makahanap ng solusyon na katanggap-tanggap sa lahat. [Applause]

Sa bawat hakbang sa tuwid na daan, nagpunla tayo ng pagbabago. Ngunit may mangilan-ngilan pa ring pilit na bubunot nito. Habang nagtatalumpati ako ngayon, may mga nagbubulung-bulungan sa isang silid at hinihimay ang aking mga sinasabi; naghahanap ng butas na ipambabatikos bukas. Sasabihin nila, “Salita lang ito, at hindi totoo ang tuwid na landas.” Sila rin po ang magsasabing hayaan na, magkaisa na; forgive and forget na lang para makausad na tayo.

Hindi ko po matatanggap ito. Forgive and forget na lang ang sampung taon na nawala sa atin? Forgive and forget na lang para sa magsasakang nabaon sa utang dahil sa kakaangkat natin ng bigas, gayong puwede naman palang pagyamanin ang ating sariling lupa?

Forgive and forget na lang ba para sa pamilya ng isang pulis na namatay nang walang kalaban-laban, dahil batuta lang ang hawak niya habang hinahabol ang armadong masasamang-loob?

Forgive and forget na lang ba para sa mga naulila ng limampu’t pitong biktima ng masaker sa Maguindanao? Maibabalik ba sila ng “forgive and forget?” [Applause] Forgive and forget ang lahat ng atraso ng mga naglubog sa atin sa bulok na estado? Forgive and forget para maibalik ang lumang status quo? Ang tugon ko, “Ang magpatawad, maaari; ang makalimot, hindi.” [Applause] Kung ang nagkasala ay hindi mananagot, gagarantiyahan mo ang pagpapahirap muli sa sambayanan.

Ang tunay na pagkakaisa at pagkakasunduan ay magmumula lamang sa tunay at ganap na katarungan. Katarungan ang tawag sa plunder case na isinampa laban sa dating pangulo. [Applause] Katarungan na bigyan siya ng pagkakataong harapin ang mga akusasyon at ipagtanggol ang kanyang sarili. Katarungan ang nasaksihan natin noong ikadalawampu’t siyam ng Mayo. Noong araw na iyon, pinatunayan natin: Posibleng mangibabaw ang katarungan kahit na ang kabangga mo ay may mataas na katungkulan. [Applause] Noong araw na iyon, may isang Delsa Flores sa Panabo, Davao del Norte, na nagsabing, “Posible palang iisang batas lang ang kailangang sundin ng court interpreter na tulad ko, at ng Punong Mahistrado.” [Applause] Posible palang maging patas ang timbangan; maaaring isakdal at panagutin miski ang mayaman at makapangyarihan.

Kaya po sa susunod na magiging Punong Mahistrado, malaki ang inaasahan sa inyo ng sambayanan. Napatunayan na po nating posible ang imposible; ang trabaho natin ngayon, siguruhing magpapatuloy ang pagbabago tungo sa tunay na katarungan, matapos man ang ating termino. [Applause] Marami pong sira sa sistemang kailangan ninyong kumpunihin, at alam kong hindi magiging madali ito. Alam ko po kung gaano kabigat ang pasanin ng isang malinaw na mandato; ngunit ito ang atas sa atin ng taumbayan; ito ang tungkuling ating sinumpaan; ito ang kailangan nating gampanan.

Simple lang ang hangad natin: Kung inosente ka, buong-loob kang haharap sa korte, dahil kampante kang mapapawalang-sala ka. Kung ikaw ang salarin, anuman ang apelyido mo, o gaano man karami ang titulong nakakabit sa iyong pangalan, may katiyakan din na pananagutan mo ang ginawa mong kasalanan. [Applause]

Salamat din po kay Ombudsman Conchita Carpio-Morales, [applause] sa pagtanggap ng hamon na maging tunay na tanod-bayan. Kung tutuusin, puwede na niyang tanggihan ang responsibilidad at sabihing, “Retirado na ako, puwede bang ‘yung iba na lang?” Subalit nangibabaw ang kaniyang malasakit sa bayan. Sa kabila nito, may nagregalo pa rin sa kanya ng granada sa bahay. [Laughter] Ma’am, may mga darating pa pong pagsubok; baka po paglaon, magaya na kayo sa akin na tinatawag, sabay-sabay pang tinatawag, na ganid na kapitalistang kakuntsaba o komunista din patungong diktador dahil sa masigasig na mga repormang ipinapatupad natin.

Bilib po ako sa inyong pagpapakitang-gilas at maraming salamat sa pagiging instrumento ng katarungan, lalo na noong kasagsagan ng impeachment trial. [Applause] Salamat din po sa dalawang institusyong bumubuo ng Kongreso: Sa Senado at Kamara de Representante, na tinimbang ng taumbayan at nakitang sapat na sapat.

Sa lahat po ng tumulong sa pagpapagana ng mga prosesong pangkatarungan: Dumaan kayo sa matinding pagsubok, batikos, at agam-agam; kasama pa ang kaba na kung natalo tayo, kayo ang unang pupuntiryahin ng kalaban. Pero ‘di kayo natinag. Umasa sa inyo ang Pilipino, at pinatunayan ninyong tama ang pag-asa sa inyo. Hindi ninyo binigo ang sambayanan; ipinaliwanag ninyo lalo ang ating kinabukasan. [Applause]

Paalala lang po: Hindi natatapos ang laban sa isang tiwaling opisyal na natanggal sa puwesto, sa isang maanomalyang kontratang napigil ipatupad, o sa isang opisinang naituwid ang pamamalakad. Kaya naman nananawagan po tayo sa Kongreso na ipasa ang panukala nating sa pag-amyenda sa Anti-Money Laundering Act, upang mas mapaigting pa natin ang pagpapanagot sa mga tiwali.

Itong tinatamasa natin ngayon: ang bawat nailawan at iilawan pang sitio; ang bawat daan, tulay, paliparan, tren, at daungan; ang bawat kontratang walang bukol; ang kaligtasan at kapayapaan mula lungsod hanggang nayon; ang pagbalik ng piring sa sistemang pangkatarungan; ang bawat classroom, upuan, at aklat na napasakamay ng kabataan; ang bawat Pilipinong nahahandugan ng bagong kinabukasan—ang lahat ng ito, naabot natin sa loob lamang ng dalawang taon.

Pagtabihin po natin ang dalawang taon na ito, at ang nakaraang siyam at kalahating taon na ating pinagdusahan. ‘Di po ba’t sumusulong na ang agenda ng pagbabago? Ang kapareho namin ng adhikain, malamang, kasama namin sa agendang ito. At kung kontra ka sa amin, siguro kontra ka rin sa ginagawa namin. Kung kumukontra sila sa agenda ng pagbabago, masasabi ba niyang sila’y nasa panig ninyo?

Paparating na naman po ang halalan. Kayo po, ang aming mga boss, ang tangi naming susundan. Ang tanong ko sa inyo, “Boss, saan tayo tatahak? Tuloy ba ang biyahe natin sa tuwid na landas, o magmamane-obra ba tayo paatras, pabalik sa daan na baluktot at walang patutunguhan?”

Naalala ko pa po noong nagsimula tayo. Mulat na mulat ako sa bigat ng pasaning sasalubong sa atin. Kabilang ako sa mga nag-isip: Kaya pa bang ituwid ang ganito kabaluktot na sistema?

Heto po ang aking natutuhan sa dalawampu’t limang buwan ng pagkapinuno: Walang pong imposible. [Applause] Walang imposible dahil kung nakikita ng taumbayan na sila ang tanging boss ng kanilang pamahalaan, bubuhatin ka nila, gagabayan ka nila, sila mismo ang mamumuno tungo sa makabuluhang pagbabago. Hindi imposible na ang Pilipinas ang maging kauna-unahang bansa sa Timog-Silangang Asya na magbibigay at nagbibigay ng libreng bakuna laban sa rotavirus. Hindi imposible para sa Pilipinas na tumindig at sabihing, “Ang Pilipinas ay sa Pilipino—at handa kaming ipagtanggol ito.” Hindi imposible na ang Pilipinong kay tagal nang yumuyuko tuwing may nakakasalubong na dayuhan—ang Pilipino, ngayon, taas-noong tinitingala ng buong mundo. [Applause] Talaga naman pong ang sarap maging Pilipino sa mga panahong ito.

Noon pong nakaraang taon, hiniling ko sa taumbayan, magpasalamat sa mga nakikiambag sa positibong pagbabago sa lipunan. Hindi po biro ang mga pagsubok na dinaanan natin, kaya angkop lamang na pasalamatan ang mga taong nakibalikat, sa pagkukumpuni sa mga maling idinulot ng masamang pamamahala.

Sa lahat ng miyembro ng aking Gabinete: Maraming, maraming salamat. [Applause] Mapalad po ang sambayanan at may mga tulad ninyong handang isuko ang pribado at mas tahimik na pamumuhay para maghatid ng serbisyo-publiko, kahit pa batid ninyong ang kapalit nito ay mas maliit na sweldo, panganib, at pambabatikos. Kaya maraming salamat muli.

Huwag din po sana nilang masamain dahil personal ko silang pangangalanan: Kina Father Catalino Arevalo, at Sister Agnes Guillen, na dumidilig at nagpapalago sa aking buhay spirituwal, lalo na sa mga panahong sukdulan ang pagsubok sa amin, maraming, maraming salamat din po. [Applause]

Ito po ang aking ikatlong SONA, tatlo na lamang din po ang natitira. Papasok na po tayo sa kalagitnaan ng ating liderato. Noong nakaraang taon, ang hamon ko sa inyo: iwaksi ang kultura ng negatibismo; sa bawat pagkakataon, iangat ang kapwa-Pilipino.

Batid po sa tinatamasa natin ngayon: hindi kayo nabigo. Sa inyo nagmula ang pagbabago. Ang sabi ninyo: posible.

Humaharap po ako sa inyo bilang mukha ng isang gobyernong kayo ang boss at kayo pa rin ang lakas. Inuulat ko lamang ang mga pagbabagong ginawa ninyong posible.

Kaya nga po sa lahat ng nurse, midwife, o doktor na piniling magsilbi sa mga baryo; sa bawat bagong graduate na piniling magtrabaho sa gobyerno; sa bawat atletang Pilipinong bitbit ang watawat saan mang panig ng mundo; sa bawat kawani ng pamahalaan na tapat na nagseserbisyo: Kayo po ang gumawa ng pagbabago. [Applause]

Sa tuwing haharap ako sa isang ina na nagsasabing, “Salamat at nabakunahan na ang aking sanggol,” ang tugon ko: Ikaw ang gumawa nito.

Sa tuwing haharap ako sa isang bata na nagsasabing, “Salamat sa papel at lapis, sa pagkakataong makapag-aral,” ang tugon ko: Kasama ka sa gumawa nito.

Sa tuwing haharap ako sa isang OFW na nagsasabing, “Salamat at puwede ko na muling pangaraping tumanda sa Pilipinas,” ang tugon ko: Ikaw ang gumawa nito.

Sa tuwing haharap ako sa isang Pilipinong nagsasabing, “Salamat, akala ko hindi na magkakakuryente sa aming sitio. Akala ko hindi ko na aabuting buhay ang liwanag na ganito,” ang tugon ko: Ikaw ang gumawa nito.

Sa bawat pagkakataon na haharap ako sa isang magsasaka, guro, piloto, inhinyero, tsuper, ahente sa call center, karaniwang Pilipino; sa bawat Juan at Juana dela Cruz na nagsasabing “Salamat sa pagbabago,” ang tugon ko sa inyo: Kayo ang gumawa nito. [Applause]

Inuulit ko po, posible na ang dating imposible. Humaharap po ako sa inyo ngayon, at sinasabing: hindi ko SONA ito. Kayo ang gumawa nito. SONA ito ng sambayanang Pilipino. Maraming, maraming salamat po at magandang hapon po sa lahat. [Applause]

US at Syria

2012-07-23T21:13:00.002-07:00

The U.S. military has completed its own planning for how American troops would conduct a variety of operations against Syria, or to assist neighboring countries in the event action was ordered, officials tell CNN.

In recent weeks, the Pentagon has finalized its assessment of what types of units would be needed, how many troops, and even the cost of certain potential operations, officials tell CNN.

Multiple military officials say initial planning is complete with a full understanding of what types of troops and units would be needed. This has been done so that if President Obama were to ask for options the military would be ready to present them. But officials say additional detailed work would have to be done before forces could be deployed.

The planning comes as the U.S. has become increasingly concerned that the violence in Syria is verging on civil war. Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said the recent series of bombings have heightened the worry.

Dempsey said it reminded him of the escalating violence during the Iraq war.

The violence "gives us all pause that have been in Iraq and seen how these issues become sectarian and then they become civil wars and then they become very difficult to resolve," Dempsey told CNN in an exclusive interview on Thursday.

A senior U.S. official said the developments have been a matter of discussion in the Obama administration.

"There is a sense that if the sectarian violence in Syria grows, it could be worse than what we saw in Iraq," the official said.

The military planning includes a scenario for a no-fly zone as well as protecting chemical and biological sites. Officials say all the scenarios would be difficult to enact and involve large numbers of U.S. troops and extended operations.

The planning, officials insist, is being done protectively and there have been no orders for any action from the White House.

The U.S. Navy is maintaining a presence of three surface combatants and a submarine in the eastern Mediterranean to conduct electronic surveillance and reconnaissance on the Syrian regime, a senior Pentagon official said. The official emphasized that the U.S. routinely maintains this type of naval presence in the eastern Mediterranean, but acknowledged the current focus is on Syria.

The United States, Britain and France have all been discussing contingency scenarios, potential training and sharing of intelligence about what is happening in Syria with neighboring countries including Jordan, Turkey and Israel. But it is Jordan, so far, that is most seeking the help because of its relatively small military and potential need for outside help if unrest in southern Syria were to impact Jordan's security.

U.S. special forces are training and advising Jordanian troops on a range of specific military tasks they might need to undertake if unrest in Syria spills over into Jordan or poses a threat to that country, three Defense Department officials told CNN. The officials declined to be identified because of the sensitivity of the training. Jordanian officials also are refusing to publicly confirm details, but a senior Middle Eastern government official also confirmed details to CNN.

The U.S. has been training in Jordan using mainly special operations forces under a program called Joint Combined Exchange Training, which sends troops overseas to train foreign soldiers and units in specific missions. Jordan's major security concern is that if the Syrian regime were to suddenly collapse, then it would face unrest on its northern border, as well as the possibility of large refugee flows, weapons smuggling into Jordan, and potential disarray in Syria's chemical and biological weapons complex. Jordan also is considering how and where to potentially set up humanitarian assistance bases inside its borders, another matter the U.S. is advising it on.

The Jordanians do not believe regime of Bashir al-Assad would attack them. But they have made it clear to the United States they want the training so they are ready to move quickly if any scenario develops that could destabilize their country, which is already reeling politically from a collapsing economy. While there's no formal agreement, one of the U.S. officials said the U.S. would come to the defense and support of Jordan in the event any of the Syria scenarios pose a challenge.

While there is no current scenario for putting U.S. troops on the ground in Jordan or Syria, the U.S. could wind up providing air support to move Jordanian troops to the border. In addition, American forces could provide a wide range of intelligence and surveillance capabilities to Jordan so they would have up-to-date information on what is happening on the Syrian side of their border region. In one of the most extreme scenarios, a small unit of Jordanian troops could move into Syria to protect a chemical or biological weapons site.

U.S. satellites are monitoring the chemical and biological weapons sites around the clock, and so far "there is no reason to believe they are not secure," one of the U.S. officials said.

The U.S. believes the facilities are guarded by some of the most elite Alawite troops loyal to al-Assad. But the official noted that the opposition forces appear to be gaining strength in some areas, and that the United States, Jordan and the allies are concerned that as the amount of al-Assad controlled territory shrinks, some of those critical facilities could be open to attacks, pilfering or efforts by terrorist groups to buy material.

"This is getting a fair amount of attention," another U.S. official told CNN. Also discussed with Jordanian forces was the possible need for U.S. chemical and biological weapons detecting equipment, the official said.

The overall assessment by the U.S. is that in the event some action had to be taken to secure Syrian chemical, biological or weapons facilities, troops from some country would have to enter Syria in a matter of hours.

This latest training is said to be separate from the recent multinational "Eager Lion 2012" training exercise that took place in Jordan.

During that exercise, U.S. and Jordanian troops also practiced many of the same scenarios, but the JCET training is much more focused, according to the officials.

UPDATE: Death toll from Indonesian volcano now at 56

2010-11-04T16:50:00.000-07:00

MOUNT MERAPI, Indonesia – The death toll from Indonesia's fiery volcano has climbed to 56 after a blistering gas cloud ripped through a mountainside village.

Rescuers say at least 12 people were killed in the inferno and 50 others were hospitalized with injuries.

Men with ash-covered faces streamed down Mount Merapi on motorcycles followed by truckloads of women and crying children, following the massive eruption just before midnight Friday.

Waluyo Raharjo, a search and rescue official, said the bodies from the hard-hit village of Bronggang, located 9 miles (15 kilometers) from the crater, were being taken to a hospital morgue.

It was not immediately clear why families living within Merapi's "danger zone" had not been evacuated.

THIS IS A BREAKING NEWS UPDATE. Check back soon for further information. AP's earlier story is below.

MOUNT MERAPI, Indonesia (AP) — Eruptions at Indonesia's deadly volcano appeared to be intensifying Friday, as clouds of searing gas and ash cascaded down the mountain, torching homes in one slope-side village and triggering a chaotic midnight evacuation.

Hospital workers said a 3-year-old girl was killed and more than 50 people injured — most with severe burns.

Men with ash-covered faces streamed down Mount Merapi on motorcycles followed by truckloads of women and children as officials announced over loudspeakers that they were expanding the volcano's "danger zone" for the second day in a row.

Even staff at the mountain's main monitoring post were told to move farther away from the glowing crater.

Mount Merapi, which means "Fire Mountain," is one of the world's most active volcanoes.

But even those who have dedicated a lifetime to studying it have been baffled by its erratic behavior since it burst back to life on Oct. 26 — an eruption that has been followed by more than a dozen other powerful blasts and thousands of volcanic tremors.

They'd earlier hoped that would result in a long, slow release of energy.

"But we have no idea what to expect now," said Surono, a state expert on volcanos, adding that he has never seen the needle on Merapi's seismograph working with such intensity.

The fear is that a new lava dome forming in the mouth of the crater will collapse, triggering a deadly surge of up to 1,800 degree Fahrenheit (1,000 degree Celsius) ash and gas — known to experts as pyroclastic flows — at speeds of 60 miles per hour (100 kilometers per hour).

More than 75,000 people living along Merapi's fertile slopes have been evacuated to crowded emergency shelters far from the crater, though some return to their villages during periods of calm to check on their livestock and homes.

More than 80 families live in Bronggang, the village hit just before midnight Friday, which is located 9 miles (15 kilometers) from the crater, well inside the danger zone.

It was not immediately clear why they hadn't been evacuated.

A 3-year-old girl was killed in the inferno, said Pangardi, a forensic expert at Sardjito hospital, which was treating the wounded.

Priyo Sigit Utomo, a paramedic, told MetroTV another 50 people had been brought in with injuries, most of them with severe burns.

It was not immediately clear if all were from the village.

Earlier Thursday, Merapi shot out towering clouds of ash with a thunder-like roar, dusting towns up to 150 miles (250 kilometers) away and forcing in motorists in Yogyakarta, 20 miles (30 kilometers) away, to switch on their headlights during the day.

Activity at the mountain has at times briefly forced airports in Yogyakarta and nearby Solo to close and the Transportation Ministry reiterated Thursday that flight paths near the mountain had been shut down for safety reasons. Heavy ash and volcanic debris has been known to affect visibility and clog engines.

Officials insisted, however, that a Qantas jetliner forced to make an emergency landing after one of its four engines failed over Batam, an island 800 miles (1,400 kilometers) to the west, was unrelated.

"There was no connection with Mount Merapi," said Bambang Ervan, a spokesman for the Transportation Ministry. "It was too far from the volcano — the sky over Singapore and Sumatra island is free of dust."

Merapi has killed at least 45 people since Oct. 26 — with seven new deaths added to the toll in the last 24 hours.

In 1994, 60 people were killed, while in 1930, more than a dozen villages were torched, leaving up to 1,300 dead.

Subandrio, a state volcanologist, said Mount Merapi's "danger zone" was widened by three miles (five kilometers) on Thursday. With that order, people living in villages and emergency camps within 12 miles (20 kilometers) of the crater have to move.

Indonesia, a vast archipelago of 235 million people, is prone to earthquakes and volcanos because it sits along the Pacific "Ring of Fire," a horseshoe-shaped string of faults that lines the Pacific.

The volcano's initial blast occurred less than 24 hours after a towering tsunami slammed into the remote Mentawai islands on the western end of the country, sweeping entire villages to sea and killing at least 428 people.

There, too, thousands of people were displaced, many living in government camps.

Kenny Chesney to return to Ford Field

2010-11-04T09:27:00.000-07:00

Kenny Chesney is headed back to the cozy confines of Ford Field, where he’s sold out four straight appearances.

The megastar country artist announced 9-date Goin’ Coastal stadium tour on Thursday, including an Aug. 20 visit to Ford Field. In an era where stadium shows are increasingly rare, Chesney managed sellouts at the Lions’ home field in 2006 through 2009.

Joining Chesney on the bill are Zac Brown Band, Billy Currington and metro Detroit’s Uncle Kracker, a longtime collaborator of Chesney’s. The event will again include a Beach Bash party on Brush Street in front of Ford Field. Running from 1-4 p.m. before the concert, it will include live entertainment, games and other activities.
Tickets to the concert ($28.50-$129.50 ) go on sale Dec. 4 through Ticketmaster. There will be presales at www.kennychesney.com.

Powerball Numbers Now Have $123 Million

2010-11-04T09:24:00.000-07:00

The Powerball numbers have played second fiddle lately. Yet the Powerball numbers are now worth a considerable amount, while Mega Millions is back to square
one. Last week, Mega Millions finally gave away $140 million, leaving its rival lottery game to take the spotlight for a while. After last night's drawing, it may now have an even bigger jackpot to give away shortly. Since no one hit the Powerball numbers last night, $123 million is now at stake for Saturday night.

Once Mega Millions finally ended its month-long drought of winners last week, Powerball's drought finally took center stage. Since no one hit last Saturday, last night's drawing officially crossed the $100+ million milestone, and will now climb even higher.

The latest Powerball numbers were 34, 38, 39, 45 and 50, with the Powerball at 33 and the Power Play at 2. Yet again, no player was able to get the first five numbers and the Powerball, leaving the $104 million grand prize unclaimed.

This means that the next drawing will be worth $123 million on Saturday night, which makes things even more interesting. In another week or two, the grand prize could reach even greater heights, and perhaps get closer to $200 million soon enough.

No one has won the game since September 18, when someone from Georgia hit Powerball numbers that were worth $116 million. Now that the current jackpot has surpassed that mark, interest stands to get even higher.

The grand prize has crossed the $200+ million mark twice in 2010, as $211.7 was won in March, and $258.5 was claimed in April. This current drought is nowhere near that kind of wealth yet, although it is starting to be within range.

A few players could have broken the Powerball numbers drought last night, yet they fell just short. Only four players hit the first five numbers, with one each in Florida and Michigan, and two in New Jersey. But without the Powerball, they were only able to win $250,000 each.

Indonesian volcano spews hot ash

2010-11-04T03:50:00.000-07:00

MOUNT MERAPI, Indonesia – Towering clouds of hot ash gushed from the mouth of a deadly Indonesian volcano Thursday, hours after its most explosive eruption in a deadly week sent more villagers fleeing and killed three more people.

At least 44 people have died since Mount Merapi started erupting Oct. 26, most of the victims on the first day or in the chaotic evacuations. Three died in the powerful Wednesday blast, Eka Saputra, who works at the National Disaster Management Agency, said Thursday.

Scientists — shaking their heads as they watched the wide, fast sweeps of a needle on a seismograph — worried that the worst might be yet to come.

"It looks like we may be entering an even worse stage," said Surono, a state volcanologist, who'd earlier said a week of continual eruptions appeared to be easing pressure behind the magma dome lodged in the Mount Merapi's crater. "We have no idea what's happening now."

The volcano, one of the world's most active, has erupted many times in the last century, often with deadly results. In 1994, 60 people were killed, while in 1930, more than a dozen villages were torched, leaving up to 1,300 dead.

But as with almost all the blueish-gray volcanoes jetting from the landscape in this seismically charged country, tens of thousands of people live on the mountain's rolling slopes. They are drawn to soil made fertile by generations of molten lava and volcanic debris.

More than 70,000 are now packed in crowded government camps well away from the base and may have to stay for weeks, or possibly months.

As rocks and ash rained from the sky, soldiers helped load thousands of frightened villagers into trucks Thursday, including those seeking shelter in three crowded emergency shelters near the foot of the 9,700-foot (3,000-meter) -mountain.

They wound down the mountain, rattling past checkpoints of camouflaged soldiers and police. Elsewhere, several abandoned homes were charred by the latest heat blasts and dozens of carcasses of incinerated cattle littered the scorched flanks.

There have been more than a dozen strong eruptions at Merapi in the last week and thousands of volcanic tremors and ash bursts, temporarily forcing shut nearby airports and — in recent days — prompting officials to close air routes affected by the ash.

With no winds Thursday, ash shot a spectacular 20,000 feet (6,000 meters) into the sky.

It appeared unlikely, however, a Qantas plane forced to make an emergency landing after one of its four engines failed over Batam, an Indonesian island 800 miles (1,400 kilometers) to the west, was tied to the smoldering mountain.

Mount Merapi's danger zone was widened Wednesday from six miles to nine miles (10 to 15 kilometers) from the peak, because of the heightened threat. Even so, dozens of villagers displaced by the disaster took advantage of brief lull in activity Thursday afternoon to head back up the mountain to check on their livestock.

"We are really scared, but we have to feed our cattle," said Sukadi, a 48-year-old farmer, as he brought grass to Boyong, his village six miles (nine kilometers) from the crater.

"We're just going quickly," added Semin, 54, his friend. "We'll head back to the camp as soon as we're done... our families are there."

Indonesia, a vast archipelago of 235 million people, is prone to earthquakes and volcanos because it sits along the Pacific "Ring of Fire," a horseshoe-shaped string of faults that lines the Pacific.

The volcano's initial Oct. 26 blast occurred less than 24 hours after a towering tsunami slammed into the remote Mentawai islands on the western end of the country, sweeping entire villages to sea and killing at least 428 people.

There, too, thousands of people were displaced, many living in government camps.

Qantas grounds Airbus fleet after mid-flight engine scare

2010-11-04T03:49:00.000-07:00

Qantas, Australia's national airline, grounded its Airbus A380 fleet indefinitely after part of a plane's engine cover fell off mid-flight on Thursday.

The airline said the twin-deck planes -- the world's largest airliners -- will remain suspended until an investigation into Thursday's incident is complete.

"As long as it takes," said airline CEO Alan Joyce, when a reporter asked him how long the suspension will last. "We are being very cautious until we know exactly what caused this."

On Thursday, a Qantas airliner had one of its four engines shut down six minutes after takeoff from Singapore's Changi Airport, Joyce said.

The plane -- with 440 passengers and 26 crew members -- was headed to Sydney, Australia, but was forced to return to Changi.

Qantas grounds the Airbus A380 Passenger: 'We heard a loud bang'

While in the air above the western Indonesian island of Batam, part of the engine's covering, or cowling, tore off and fell.

"I am not sure what actually happened with the debris and why parts of the engine left the aircraft and fell into the ground," Joyce said. "We're still looking at what exactly was the cause of that."

Local television stations in Indonesia showed debris parts with red-white markings. Pictures of the Airbus A380 after it landed showed the cowling torn off in the back half.

Trifuadi, a security officer at an engineering firm in Batam, said he heard a loud explosion and saw smoke coming out of the engine of a plane flying overhead.

Shortly afterward, debris fell from the plane to the ground, said Trifuadi, who like many Indonesians go by one name.

The flight -- QF32 -- landed in Singapore safely, without injury to passenger or crew.

Passenger Meg Graham said she heard a loud bang within minutes of the plane taking off. "And then another bang," she said.

Ulf Waschbusch, who was on his way to Australia for the first time, said the crew kept passengers apprised of what was happening.

"We all stayed pretty calm," he told CNN. "It was an almost eerie calm."

The airline said it will work with the plane's manufacturer as well as Rolls-Royce, the maker of the engine, to determine what went wrong.

Qantas now has six A380s in its fleet of 191 planes. Airbus will at some point deliver another 14, the airline said.

Matt Hughes Storm Chaser Death NOT From Storm Chasing

2010-11-04T03:44:00.000-07:00

Matt Hughes, the seemingly fearless “storm chaser” in the famous Discovery Channel show has shocked the whole meteorological world (and everything related, in any way, to it) by the news of his death last May 26.

Although a lot of speculations have risen concerning the death of the Dog House vehicle operator, sources close to Hughes emphatically say that it does not have anything to do with his penchant for chasing storms. Hughes was said to have suffered from a ton of emotional problems and issues that ultimately led to his demise. Suicide, among other things, has been mentioned, too.

The November 10 episode of Storm Chasers entitled “Dedication” will be a memorial to “his incredible last chase and is dedicated to his memory,”, Discovery Channel said.

Lil Wayne's release from jail delayed

2010-11-04T03:41:00.000-07:00

The rapper will have to wait an additional day before he returns home, MTV News reported.

A guard at the correctional facility told MTV News that the MC's time was 'miscalculated' and he won't be released on Thursday morning as was anticipated.

Young Money President Mack Maine saaid Weezy would celebrate his homecoming with a party Sunday at a Miami strip club.

3-time world champion surfer Andy Irons died

2010-11-02T18:10:00.000-07:00

HONOLULU (AP) — Former three-time world surfing champion Andy Irons has died.

Phil Irons, the father of the 32-year-old surfer, confirmed his son's death Tuesday. The cause of death was not immediately known.

The younger Irons was found dead in a hotel room in Dallas, where he was on a layover en route to his home on Kauai. He was returning from Puerto Rico, where he was to have competed in the 2010 Rip Curl Pro Search.

Employees at the Grant Hyatt Hotel DFW Airport found the body and called Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport police at 9:44 a.m.

Public Safety officials said the man had checked in Monday and had died of unknown causes.

The Tarrant County Medical Examiner will perform an autopsy Wednesday to determine the cause of death.

Irons was expected to compete against two Australian surfers in his first heat Saturday, but didn't show up, much to the confusion of commentators.

Rip Curl officials said Irons withdrew Sunday, citing an illness he contracted during an event in Portugal.

Family members from Kauai were headed to Dallas late Tuesday.

Irons was scheduled to compete in the Vans Triple Crown of Surfing in Hawaii, which is scheduled to begin next week.

"The thing that I think many of us appreciated the most about Andy was that he was an incredibly real person," Vans Triple Crown of Surfing spokeswoman Jodi Wilmott said. "Where a lot of champions in sports and celebrities become very guarded and you just wonder sometimes if you're really seeing who they are, you've got Andy Irons 100 percent of the time."

Wilmott said Irons was a passionate person and an incredibly competitive athlete.

"He reveled in competition and in stepping up to the plate and I think that's something in sport that anybody can admire," she said.

The Irons family in a statement thanked the surfer's friends and fans and requested privacy "so their focus can remain on one another during this time of profound loss."

Billabong, Irons' sponsor, posted a tribute page on its website, which includes a photo and video of Irons.

"Andy was one of the greatest surfers of our time," Billabong said. "More than that, he was a much loved son, a devoted husband and a soon-to-be father. The thoughts of all Billabong employees worldwide are with wife Lyndie and Andy's family at this most devastating time."

Irons' wife, Lyndie, is pregnant and scheduled to give birth to their son and first child in December.

Gregory Isaacs died, aged 59

2010-10-25T11:12:00.000-07:00

Gregory Isaacs, the reggae singer, has passed away today, aged 59, after fighting a battle with cancer.

The reggae singer, nicknamed “The Cool Ruler” passed away in London this morning.

He lost a long battle with lung cancer. Isaacs was mostly famous for his “Night Nurse” album. The album has been released in 1982.

Isaacs had been, according to reports, travelling in Jamaica this year, and then returned to his home, situated in London.

His last performance was at The Big Chill Festival, this summer, alongside other important names of the music scene, like Massive Attack and Lily Allen.

His last studio album, Brand New Me, was released in 2008, and it has received very good reviews from the music press.

Swimmer dies during 10K open-water race

2010-10-25T11:08:00.001-07:00

The big buzz this morning at swim practice was U.S. swimmer Fran Crippen, a 26-year-old Olympic hopeful who died during a World Cup 10K open-water swim race near Dubai over the weekend.

Other competitors have said the temperature of the water in the race was too high.

While FINA, the international swimming federation, sets a maximum temperature for water in pool races, there is no limit in open-water races. The swimmer who won the race estimated the temperature at 86 degrees — 4 degrees above what is deemed acceptable in a pool.

I think upper 60s or lower 70s are best for long open-water races.

There are other concerns about the 10K race as well. Read the Christian Science Monitor’s complete article here.

Remember a few years ago, when organizers of the Chicago Marathon ended the race early when temperatures soared?

Should race organizers have called off the swim race because of course conditions? Should Crippen’s coach have pulled him from the water when he said he wasn’t feeling well near the end? Or was it up to Crippen to make the call?

Another thing to consider: If Crippen hadn’t finished the race, he wouldn’t have been allowed to collect prize money awarded for the overall circuit.

Elections in 2,023 villages postponed in the Philippines

2010-10-25T11:04:00.001-07:00

MANILA, Philippines – (UPDATE 3) Village and youth-council elections were postponed in 2,023 barangay (villages) Monday, after most of them failed to receive ballot boxes and other election paraphernalia, authorities said.

In its latest incident report issued at 3 p.m., Philippine National Police task force HOPE (Honest, Orderly, and Peaceful Elections) chief Director Benjamin Belarmino said that the majority of the villages where elections were postponed are in the Bicol Region: Masbate (551 villages), Albay (431), Camarines Sur (298), Sorsogon (185) ) and Catanduanes (183).

In Samar, 209 villages postponed their elections. Other provinces that postponed elections were Pangasinan (19 villages), Isabela (87), Nueva Vizcaya (16), Cagayan (20) and Tarlac (2).

The number constituted 4.8 percent of the total 42,025 villages across the country.

Belarmino, however, said that data still do not include villages in the regions of ARMM (Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao) and SOCCSKSARGEN (South Cotabato, Cotabato, Sultan Kudarat, Sarangani and General Santos City) that postponed their elections.

Meanwhile, in a separate news conference, Elections Commissioner Rene Sarmiento attributed the failure to hold elections in these villages to either the late delivery of ballot boxes and election paraphernalia or to the onslaught of typhoon Juan (international name: Megi).

Elections and Barangay Affairs Department (EBAD) director Teopisto Elnas said that in Marawi City, 23 villages failed to conduct elections. Based on reports reaching the Commission on Elections, or Comelec, the board of election inspectors in these villages failed to go to polling centers as they were barricaded and prevented from leaving.

Areas that failed to conduct elections on Monday will push through with the exercise either on Tuesday or Wednesday, according to a resolution issued by the Comelec.

Comelec Resolution 9078, issued on October 24, states that if election paraphernalia and other forms do not arrived by 12 noon on election day at the polling centers, voting will be moved to Tuesday, October 26, or even on Wednesday, October 27.

“The Election Officer shall announce the postponement of elections in the polling centers affected and the date of resetting of elections,” the resolution states.

The same resolution also states that in areas where election paraphernalia arrive before 12 noon, voting will proceed and continue up to 5 p.m.

“If after 5 p.m., there are still voters present who have not yet cast their votes…the poll clerk shall, without delay, list the names of said voters consecutively numbered.

“The voters listed shall be called to vote by the poll clerk by announcing each name three times in the order in which they are listed. Any voter in the list who is not present when called shall not be permitted to vote at any later time. The said list shall be submitted to the Election Officer,” the resolution said.

Despite the generally peaceful local elections so far, police have noted incidents of vote-buying, vote snatching and alleged presence of armed groups.

Belarmino said reports of incidents of vote-buying and snatching took place in Abra. There were also reports of armed men in polling precincts in Antipolo City.

The incidents of election-related violence also went up to 47, in which 32 people died. Most of the attacks occurred in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM).

“Compared with the 2007 [local] elections, we still consider this as peaceful in the sense that the incidents of violence were fewer. In 2007, there were 67 ERVIs (election-related violent incidents),” Belarmino said.

Major 7.5 quake strikes Indonesia

2010-10-25T11:00:00.001-07:00

JAKARTA—(UPDATE) A major 7.5-magnitude earthquake struck off the west coast of Indonesia Monday, seismologists said, but there were no reports of damage or casualties and an earlier tsunami warning was lifted.

The undersea quake hit Indonesia's Kepulauan Mentawai region at 9:42 p.m. (1442 GMT) at a shallow depth of 14.2 kilometers (nine miles), the US Geological Survey said.

The area is 245 kilometres west of Bengkulu on Sumatra island and 280 kilometres south of Padang – an area popular with tourists.

The Indonesian Geophysics and Meteorology agency lifted an earlier tsunami warning.

Residents reported shaking as far away as the West Sumatran provincial capital of Padang, according to an AFP reporter, but fears of widespread damage eased a few hours after the quake.

"There was shaking that went on for about three seconds or so. Residents panicked and ran to the hills but now they are starting to come down. There's no report of casualties or damage," Disaster Management Agency spokesman Priyadi Kardono told AFP.

The power and shallow depth of the earthquake prompted the US-based Pacific Tsunami Warning Center to issue a "tsunami watch" bulletin to guide local authorities on how to respond.

Indonesia sits on the Pacific "Ring of Fire", where the meeting of continental plates causes high volcanic and seismic activity, and the archipelago is frequently struck by powerful earthquakes.

A 7.1-magnitude quake off the north coast of Papua in June killed 17 people and left thousands homeless.

The 2004 Asian tsunami – triggered by a 9.3-magnitude quake off Sumatra – killed at least 168,000 people in Indonesia alone.

A 7.6-magnitude quake killed about 1,000 people in the port of Padang on September 30 last year.

Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Board Exam Result October 2010

2010-10-18T06:11:00.003-07:00

The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) announces that 3,973 out of 8,216 (48%) passed the Certified Public Accountant Licensure Examination given by the Board of Accountancy in the cities of Manila, Baguio, Cagayan De Oro, Cebu, Davao, Iloilo and Legazpi this October 2010.

The results were released in one (1) day after the last day of examination.

The members of the Board of Accountancy are Eugene T. Mateo, Chairman; Ma. Elenita B. Cabrera, Vice Chairman; Luis A. Cañete, Rufo R. Mendoza and Jose S. Tayag, Jr. , Members.

Registration for the issuance of Professional Identification Card (ID) and Certificate of Registration will start on Friday, October 22, 2010 but not later than November 16, 2010. Those who will register are required to bring the following: duly accomplished Oath Form or Panunumpa ng Propesyonal, current Community Tax Certificate (cedula), 2 pieces passport size picture (colored with white background and complete nametag), 2 pieces 1” x 1” picture (colored with white background and complete nametag), 2 sets of metered documentary stamps, and 1 short brown envelope with name and profession; and to pay the Initial Registration Fee of P600 and Annual Registration Fee of P450 for 2010-2013. Successful examinees should personally register and sign in the Roster of Registered Professionals.

The oathtaking ceremony of the successful examinees in the said examination as well as the previous ones who have not taken their Oath of Professional will be held before the Board on Friday, November 26, 2010 at 1:00 o’clock in the afternoon at the Plenary Hall of the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC), Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City.

Registration for Membership with the Philippine Institute of Certified Public Accountants will start on Friday, October 22, 2010.

Roll of Successful Examinees in the
C. P. A. LICENSURE EXAMINATION
Held on OCTOBER 9, 2010 & FF. DAYS
Released on OCTOBER 18, 2010

1 ABAGAO, DEVIE CLAIRE MABANAG
2 ABALOS, AU-JANE MARIE CABAEL
3 ABALOS, ORIGINAL BIWANG
4 ABANADOR, APRIL PABUSTAN
5 ABANES, CARLO JOSEPH GOMEZ
6 ABANG, MARJUN CALUNOD
7 ABAPO, SHELUMIEL RYAN BRASILEÑO
8 ABAS, MIGUEL JR GEE
9 ABASTILLAS, SHENNIE LAINE TABORA
10 ABAWAG, WYNDEL DAVANTES
11 ABAYARI, ALDRIN JOHN ROMERO
12 ABDON, KIMBERNY BLYTHE CAPILITAN
13 ABDULLAH-BATO, ADELA ABUBACAR
14 ABEJO, TONI ROSE OCCIDENTAL
15 ABELGAS, MARIA NANCY ALDABA
16 ABELIDA, RONESSA MARQUEZ
17 ABELLA, JOSE ISABELO ROSELL
18 ABELLA, LADY ANN COLLADO
19 ABELLA, LORENA ABRECEA
20 ABELLA, VANAIZA CARAG
21 ABELLA, VINCENT PAUL VISITACION
22 ABELLANA, LOURDE LIZ LLORONG
23 ABELLANOSA, JUNE RAY DIAZ
24 ABELLO, KATHLEEN GRACE ANNE ADALEM
25 ABENOJA, NELCY ROSE MOLINA
26 ABINOJAR, ERIC LANGDET
27 ABLAZA, CAROL ANNE MARIE CALLEJA
28 ABOBO, MARICRIS AGDA
29 ABON, JEYROLD FERNANDEZ
30 ABRATIQUE, JENNILINE POLICHER
31 ABREA, KARLENE MARGARETTE RIVERA
32 ABRENICA, HAROLD MAQUIRANG
33 ABRERA, JOJIT EUSEBIO
34 ABRERA, MELINKA ALPINO
35 ABRILLA, ALENDRI MICHAEL AGONCILLO
36 ABUBAKAR, JAM SHERLAINE MIÑOZA
37 ABUCOT, ALOHA MAPA
38 ABUEVA, CHRISTINE MANUEL
39 ABUG, RICHARD OLANDRIA
40 ABULENCIA, ANGELICA MIGUEL
41 ABUNDO, RONALDO BANARES
42 ABUTAHER, BAINALYN RAKIM
43 ABUZMAN, MARICRIS LANUZA
44 ACAL, LECELYN PANCHO
45 ACANA, KARLA QUIMPANG
46 ACAS, MICHELLE ACHAY
47 ACASIO, JANICE OLAR
48 ACDOG, MARY JUNE LUMANTAS
49 ACEBO, IRUBEN COSTELO
50 ACERO, CONCEPCION ACEDILLA
51 ACOBA, FRANCIS AROC
52 ACORDA, MARIE ALYSSA MASIPAG
53 ACORDA, MARK LEO MONTEROLA
54 ACUEZA, MARTIN CHRISTOPHER RUTAQUIO
55 ACUÑA, ANGELO LEGASPI
56 ACUÑA, JEFFIEL IAN NUÑEZ
57 ACUÑA, MARIE ELAINE CASCARA
58 ACUÑA, NICKALO IGAMA
59 ADAJAR, ARLYN BRILLO
60 ADAJAR, ARRA QUINTO
61 ADALIA, BELEN FERNANDEZ
62 ADANO, MARILYN ASIS
63 ADARLO, SHARON FAYE FLORES
64 ADARNA, LEAH BRACIA
65 ADIA, IRIS JAZELLE PERIA
66 ADOLFO, WILLIAM ESPAÑOL
67 ADORABLE, RACQUEL MINOR
68 ADVINCULA, ARTHEM ABELGAS
69 AFABLE, FLORENCE PLAUS
70 AFALLA, RIO MANUEL
71 AGAAB, REX ANTONINO PUSPUS
72 AGABAS, EULAINE WASSIG
73 AGANAN, FRANCIS KEITH BAUTISTA
74 AGAPITO, MARY JANE NORTE
75 AGATEP, JOHN REY CRISTE
76 AGBAYANI, MELANIE JOY FRONDA
77 AGBU, ERROL DON COMBATIR
78 AGCOL, ANDREI MAY CEMPRON
79 AGGASID, JONATHAN SENIQUE
80 AGITO, LORELIE REYES
81 AGNES, ALBERT VELAYO
82 AGNO, RANDY BOY CALALO
83 AGOBA, MARIVIC BRUCAL
84 AGPOON, PRIMATESS GALANDE
85 AGQUIZ, PRETZEL DIEZA
86 AGRA, ARNOLD JANSSEN UMADAC
87 AGTALAO, JEMARIE ANN BRINGAS
88 AGTANG, AILEN REA GARGANTA
89 AGUAS, MARLON ANGUSTIA
90 AGUIL, DEESHALIE TAN
91 AGUILA, JOBELLE PEREZ
92 AGUILAR, ALINEA PANGANDIAN
93 AGUILAR, CHRISTIAN DAVE BOADO
94 AGUILAR, EDBERT NAVARRO
95 AGUILAR, FAITH DE LOS SANTOS
96 AGUILAR, JEYK CHRISTOPHER GONZALES
97 AGUILAR, LORIE ANN DE ASIS
98 AGUILAR, VERONA DEMAPE
99 AGUILON, LEO ELAYDA
100 AGUINALDE, ARTURO MIGUEL GUIEB
101 AGUINALDE, HERCHELLE ANNE ROMASANTA
102 AGUINALDE, SHIELA SORIANO
103 AGUIRRE, ROANN KENNETH BOLESA
104 AGUSTIN, KATRINA RAZALAN
105 AGUSTIN, LOWELL QUINTO
106 AGUSTIN, REALYN TADIFA
107 ALAMBRA, REY ADRIAN NATANIEL SAPITULA
108 ALAMODIN, RHEA ARIAS
109 ALAPOOP, MARK JAYSON ESTRADA
110 ALARCON, DANILO JR PUSILERO
111 ALARIAO, KAREN ANGEL AGUILAR
112 ALARILLA, MARK ELLISON SERRANO
113 ALASTOY, LYZA POLEA
114 ALAYON, KAREN MAY REOFA
115 ALBA, JOEMAR PAUL NAPOLES
116 ALBA, RANDY RAMOS
117 ALBAO, ALVERA FATIMA ARCE
118 ALBARICO, MARLON CASTILLO
119 ALBERTO, LUCKY J GOLLAYAN
120 ALBINO, JULIUS CAMIS
121 ALBIOS, MARIBETH MICABALO
122 ALBIOS, PEDILITO LAÑOJAN
123 ALCACHUPAS, THELMA DEL MUNDO
124 ALCANTARA, BERNADINE AQUINO
125 ALCANTARA, CHEYSSERLYN BALLESTEROS
126 ALCANTARA, EVANGELINE DACER
127 ALCANTARA, HENRY TAJOS
128 ALCANTARA, JESUS JOSE MARIA MONZON
129 ALCANTARA, JULIEFIL ROSE ESTRADA
130 ALCANTARA, MARJORIE HILARIO
131 ALCANTARA, RALPH ADRIAN GAMBOA
132 ALCANTARA, REINA JOY DE LA PIEDRA
133 ALCANTARA, RONNIEL PABLEO
134 ALCANTARA, SALVILEA CATAPIA
135 ALCAPARAZ, JAN ROZ DIAZ
136 ALCAYDE, JELI ANN PATO
137 ALCAZAR, ALJON RUIZ
138 ALCERA, MELODY GRACE PERFAS
139 ALCORCON, KENT
140 ALCOY, CHRISTABELE ESTA
141 ALDA, KRISTEL MAE TATAD
142 ALDEON, KATHERINE POBLETE
143 ALEGADO, ROSCEL LEGASPI
144 ALEGRE, CHRISTIAN JAMES
145 ALEGRIA, CARLA GRACE CUA
146 ALEJANDRO, MARJORIE CAJIGAL
147 ALEJO, CHRISTINE JOY ORGIL
148 ALERA, ALLYSES IZON
149 ALFECHE, IAN KENNETH OLARTE
150 ALFECHE, JEANY KRIS LIM
151 ALFONSO, JUAN PAOLO LIBUNAO
152 ALICO, PRINCESS JUANICO
153 ALICUM, ANA MARIE GEBONE
154 ALIDIO, JONILON SIAZON
155 ALIMENTO, CHERRY LYN BRUNO
156 ALINGBAS, ABNER WESLEY
157 ALIPIO, MARY ANNE DELA PEÑA
158 ALISANGCO, ROXAN POTOL
159 ALIVEN, MAY AZEL ORTERAS
160 ALIWALAS, RONALD MAMADOR
161 ALLADIN, JERIN DAHILDAHIL
162 ALLERA, CRYSTAL DUTERTE
163 ALLISA, IVORY LAMBITO
164 ALMADRONES, LOURISSE TONDO
165 ALMARIO, HANNA KAREN VARGAS
166 ALMEDA, CHARLYN THERESE CAMPOS
167 ALMEDA, GEORGE DAWAGAN
168 ALMERIDO, KEVIN DOTON
169 ALMIAS, JESSA GELERA
170 ALMINAZA, COLEEN FRANCES YUDE
171 ALMOITE, REALYN GAYBON
172 ALONZO, DIANNE KATHLEEN PAGUINTO
173 ALONZO, IVY ROSE ARAÑEZ
174 ALONZO, JULIE ANNE PINEDA
175 ALONZO, MARCELO JR GABUDAO
176 ALONZO, RONALD OLAES
177 ALOR, JENNIFER AGONIAS
178 ALOTA, LIEZL OQUIÑO
179 ALPARAN, OLIVE AGOTILLA
180 ALPAS, RAYMOND NONO
181 ALPEREZ, JONALYN FERMIN
182 ALQUILOS, KAREN PATLINGRAO
183 ALTICHE, ELENITO IAN LUCIDO
184 ALUYEN, ARLYN GASATAN
185 ALVAREZ, ANALIZA CURA
186 ALVAREZ, ANGELICA ABONG
187 ALVAREZ, CARWENA ORTIZ
188 ALVAREZ, CINDERELLA AVENIDO
189 ALVAREZ, MARIA JESSICA ESPEJO
190 ALVAREZ, MARITES TORRES
191 ALVAREZ, REGINE SORONIO
192 ALVAREZ, REJIEL VILLEGAS
193 ALVAREZ, VINCENT SULLANO
194 ALVARO, ROSSELL NUQUI
195 ALVERO, JOMILA ALONZO
196 ALVERO, MA SHERYL VILLALUNA
197 ALZAGA, ROBERTO III DIAZ
198 ALZATE, VANESSA OROLFO
199 AMAC, ZOE BRYCE TOCMO
200 AMAN, JOAN ROCHELLE MILLARE
201 AMANTE, KAREN ZAIDE
202 AMARGO, JO ANN AZORES
203 AMAYA, FRANCES MARA FUENTES
204 AMBAIT, ISAN TORALBA
205 AMBAL, LAARNIE OBIAS
206 AMBRAD, GENALYN ZUÑIEGA
207 AMBRE, JAYSON ANIN
208 AMBROCIO, MARIA ELOISA CORINA ROQUE
209 AMEJADO, ELIZABETH MANDOLADO
210 AMEN, AIREEN ANGELA ASTURIAS
211 AMINO, RIVSON QUIRIT
212 AMIO, MARIO DE GUZMAN
213 AMISOLA, MARY GRACE FRANCO
214 AMORA, MADELLE PEREZ
215 AMORANTO, RHEJIE LYNN JACOBE
216 AMORES, ROLDENDEX KANE PABLO
217 AMOYO, FATIMA ANA ESCUBIL
218 AMPARO, EDISON JOCSON
219 AMPAT, CHRISTOPHER JOHN DELA CRUZ
220 AMPONGAN, RIECELYN LUMABE
221 AMPOSTA, MHILANIE SASIS
222 AMPURIAS, JENNEFER HERNANDEZ
223 AN, EDMUND ANGELO LALUNA
224 ANCHETA, ALMIRA PATRICIA ESTRADA
225 ANCHETA, ERLEEN THERESE AGUSTIN
226 ANCHETA, JHOANA MARIE RICABAR
227 ANCHETA, MARVIN OSCAR MONSANTO
228 ANCOG, JESSIE PURACAN
229 ANDAL, JAYSON QUINERY
230 ANDALIS, YUEN MANAOG
231 ANDAYA, FERMIN DAVE FELIX
232 ANDAYA, IRENE ENRIQUEZ
233 ANDAYA, MARA ANDREA MULDONG
234 ANDES, JONA FATIMA ESPINAS
235 ANDRES, CHRISTINA MIGUELA
236 ANDRES, MA STEPHANNIE FAJARDO
237 ANDRES, MICREN JEWEL BACHILLER
238 ANDRES, PRINCE LORD SALCEDO
239 ANDRES, VICTOR JEROD QUIPE
240 ANDUYAN, KAREEN MAE BANDAO
241 ANDUYAN, ROSANA BERDIN
242 ANENIAS, LAWRENCE ANTHONY DE TORRES
243 ANG, ARMAN LYLE LAO
244 ANG, KITCHIE ROSS TAGALOG
245 ANG, MARIA GARAY
246 ANG, ROSMARY JUSTO
247 ANGELES, ANGELI FLOR
248 ANGELES, ANGELICA APUD
249 ANGELES, CHRISTIAN LORRAINE GALVAN
250 ANGELES, JO ANNE BLESS SAGUN
251 ANGELES, MADELEINE INIT
252 ANGELES, MARIE ANTONETTE YACUB
253 ANGELES, MARIFE ABLERO
254 ANGELES, MARITESS CORPUZ
255 ANGODUNG, KATHERINE EBALE
256 ANGUIT, NELROSE ENGCOL
257 ANGUSTIA, EVANGELINE PANALIGAN
258 ANIBIGNO, JAN KRYSNA ABUA
259 ANIS, JENNEE GALE GUEVARRA
260 ANNAP, CELINA TORRES
261 ANO, JERVE MENDEZ
262 ANOG, EDNALYN SASAPAN
263 ANOYO, MARISSA MENDOZA
264 ANSAY, RYMARK ELLY GABRIEL
265 ANTALAN, MARICEL DAMO
266 ANTEGRA, EVA MARIE GAN
267 ANTILA, MICHELLE OBEJUELA
268 ANTIPOLO, REYMOND BALAGON
269 ANTONIO, ADRIAN AGLAUA
270 ANTONIO, ARJAY RAMOS
271 ANTONIO, GENESIS LAS
272 ANTONIO, JAYSON VERMUG
273 ANUDON, JASMINE PINGI
274 APALIS, SHIELA MARIE FELIZARDO
275 APAS, IANEE SACAL
276 APAS, JULIETA AVES
277 APAT, CHRIS NICOLE BAYATON
278 APATAN, ROSANE CANDA
279 APDIAN, JEFF RICHARD PAGUIA
280 APIADO, HAYDEE PAULASA
281 APOLINARIO, DYNNPLE ROSE FADERES
282 APOLINARIO, KRISTEL JOY ALVAREZ
283 APOLONIO, ALMIRA CELIMAR LA MADRID
284 APOLONIO, LANCE MIRANDA
285 APOLTO, MA KAMAE SUÑGA
286 APOSTOL, BERNADETH FERNANDEZ
287 APOSTOL, REGINALD FAMA
288 AQUILATO, KRISTIAN GALLARDO
289 AQUINO, ELMA XENIA BERINO
290 AQUINO, GIENNA AIREEN MINA
291 AQUINO, GLEN MARK FERNANDEZ
292 AQUINO, KRIS LORENA REYES
293 ARABIA, ERWIN JAVIER
294 ARADA, ALVIN SAHAGUN
295 ARADA, GERHARD MARC ORIÑO
296 ARAGON, DAILA RELLETA
297 ARAGON, ROEL BUGAY
298 ARANDIA, ANA LEA ROXANNE
299 ARANETA, CHRIS ERICSON CATAPUSAN
300 ARANETA, MOSSAD VINCENT JAUDIAN
301 ARANG, GENADINE BUENO
302 ARANJUEZ, CHRISTINE NIEGAS
303 ARAQUE, MARK ANTHONY ANTONIO
304 ARAUCTO, PRINCESS CLARIS JOSE
305 ARAÑO, JO-ANN PRIETO
306 ARBOLADO, ARGINE VICTORIA
307 ARCILLA, AILA MARIE BARAQUIEL
308 ARCINAS, JUDE JAYSON TAN
309 ARCIPE, JOHNEL FIL TORRECAMPO
310 ARCO, REIGNA JUMAWAN
311 ARCONADO, CHARILYN URIAS
312 ARDUO, JOYCE CERBOLLES
313 ARELLANO, DANIELLE IRMA DIANA
314 ARELLANO, MARK BRYAN ALCARAZ
315 ARENAS, LEONARD ANTOLIN
316 ARENILLO, MARY GRACE MANGOMPIT
317 AREVALO, ADRIAN CHRIS ARCIAGA
318 AREVALO, JIA MEJAH DELADA
319 AREVALO, MAY ANNE BERNARDO
320 ARGONOSO, JHERLYN MAGBANUA
321 ARIAS, REALN KOLEANE CAJAN
322 ARIGO, GILARMI SALAS
323 ARIOLA, MICHAELA ANAGARAN
324 ARITA, MARICRIS BAGUIO
325 ARMAMENTO, RYAHSCEL SIRIBAN
326 ARMENTA, SHELDON JOE VILLAGARCIA
327 ARNAEZ, ROWENA TEH
328 ARNEJO, AILEEN VERGARA
329 ARTUZ, RACQUEL DE LA CRUZ
330 ARZANAN, BRYAN RAY LAGMAY
331 ASETRE, PRINCESS MANILYN AVILA
332 ASIATICO, RON JARLATH VILLASIN
333 ASILO, CINDY DOMONDON
334 ASPILI, NERY BAJAO
335 ASPREC, TEPHANIE JOY RIVERA
336 ASTRERO, BERNADETH BLANCA
337 ASTUDILLO, ELMARIE MALASAN
338 ASTURIAS, CATHERINE CLAUDIO
339 ASUNCION, GRACE FAMINIANO
340 ASUNCION, JOVINE BANUTAN
341 ASUNCION, KAREN VALLE
342 ASUNCION, MADESSA DOMINGO
343 ASUNCION, MARCO ANTONIO TUNGOLH
344 ASUNCION, MAVEL BILANGO
345 ASUNCION, ROLANDO JR ESGUERRA
346 ASUPARDO, MARIA JUNE CARLA CRUZ
347 ATAMOSA, KRISTINE ZARATE
348 ATANGAN, RICARDO JR LOPEZ
349 ATENTAR, KATHERINE JALBUENA
350 ATIBULA, LORNA GONZALES
351 ATIE, JOHN ARVIN BAUYON
352 ATIENZA, ARIANNE CHAEZEL MARANAN
353 ATIENZA, ARIES REBUDIAO
354 ATIENZA, ARNEL OMOSURA
355 ATIENZA, DIO MIGUEL ROLLON
356 ATIENZA, LOVELYN MANIPOL
357 ATIENZA, RJADZPER ATIENZA
358 ATO, JOSEPH PLAZA
359 AUAYANG, ROSANNA VENTURA
360 AURELIO, DANIELLE JOSEN BALONDO
361 AURELLANA, HANNA KRIZZLE MAE ARCHE
362 AUSTRIA, MICA CUARTERO
363 AUSTRIA, SHEENA MARIE LIWANAG
364 AUTENCIO, MARIA AURORA ESTIL
365 AVELINO, MARC JEREMY JANDA
366 AVERILLA, JOHN PATRICK DELA PUERTA
367 AVILA, CHRISTINE ROMUALDO
368 AVILA, MARYNEL DELFIN
369 AVISADO, LOVELY JOY AWID
370 AVIÑANTE, MARY JANE SACDALAN
371 AXALAN, JULIUS ALVIN RICO
372 AZAGRA, MICHELLE DIMAALIHAN
373 AZCUNA, SHAIRA MARIE BALO
374 AZIS, ABDEL KHAIZ PASAGI
375 AZUELA, DEHSIREE LARGADO
376 AÑASCO, RIZA PARICO
377 AÑES, LIEZL ANNE SALUNA
378 AÑONUEVO, CHRIST EDGARDO MACATANGAY
379 AÑONUEVO, PAULINE MICHELLE ELE
380 AÑONUEVO, VENN WEIR SIPALAY
381 BAAL, MARIELLE SAGUN
382 BACALLA, ENRIQUE ESTORNINOS
383 BACALLA, JERRYMAE ROTAIRO
384 BACALTOS, LAILAFE RUIZ
385 BACARRA, JOEBELLE LLANERA
386 BACAS, ANNA MARIE BELO
387 BACAY, JOHN MICHAEL MATA
388 BACHILLER, BEVERLY LANZON
389 BACTIN, KRISTINE TORRES
390 BACUETES, JOAN DELA CRUZ
391 BACUÑO, RODA MAGANA
392 BADAJOS, JUMAR UNIDA
393 BADANA, ALFREDO JR MONTOYA
394 BADDU, MARVERICK MAQUERA
395 BADILLO, EDMOND IGMEN
396 BADIVAL, VIDAL JR WAYET
397 BADULID, KRISTINE LOUNEL CALUBID
398 BAG-AYAN, CHIQUI MASA PAGUIPAG
399 BAGADIONG, AIRENE VERDEJO
400 BAGANG, BENEDICT CORDOVA
401 BAGANO, JASPER ALONZO
402 BAGARES, ALEXIS MARTINEZ
403 BAGAYAO, IVAN YANNICK SAROL
404 BAGAYAS, LORENZ GUIBONE
405 BAGRO, PAULINE ANTOINETTE PONCE
406 BAGUIO, JENNYVIE MORTERA
407 BAGUIO, JUANITO VI OMEGA
408 BAHIWAG, DAISY DALMINO
409 BAHULAY, JAYSON INOVEJAS
410 BAJURA, SHERYL LUYANG
411 BAKLAYAN, JERVY ALCANTARA
412 BALAGTAS, MA ELOISA GALVEZ
413 BALAJADIA, VEE BARRIDO
414 BALANDRA, AURELIO JR RELANO
415 BALANE, MA ROSELYN BINALUYO
416 BALANTA, JOCELYN CANTES
417 BALASBAS, JONARD SALUNGA
418 BALASUELA, CHARITY MAY VILLORIA
419 BALATICO, SHIRLEY ANTEZA
420 BALAWIS, JESSICA BAYAN
421 BALBIN, KAREN TAPAN
422 BALBON, DESIREE SAB
423 BALCUEVA, IVAN BALLON
424 BALEA, JAMES EDWARD DAGUIO
425 BALENDRES, JUN REY OCLARIT
426 BALIBAGOSO, CHERRY LOU TULLO
427 BALICTAR, AL-RAE GERALD SERRANO
428 BALIGOD, CHRISLE DAGSA
429 BALILA, CESAR IAN MACALINAO
430 BALINBIN, EDISON BERNABE
431 BALIO, NOELLENE MALEZA
432 BALLADARES, RYAN PANER
433 BALLARTA, LU ANNIE ALOLOD
434 BALLENAS, DENNIS BANAYO
435 BALLESFIN, ADA ENCINAREAL
436 BALLESTER, GRETCHEN BLAZA
437 BALLESTEROS, DENNIS VALLE
438 BALLESTEROS, KIMBERLY JOIE LAT
439 BALLESTEROS, LIX AMIEL FLORIDO
440 BALMES, MARY GRACE ANN INCAPAS
441 BALOCO, ELBERT DIGGER QUINLOG
442 BALONES, ADRIAN GREGORIO
443 BALONGKIT, CLEVEN ITOL
444 BALTAZAR, ELMA FE CONTIÑEDO
445 BALUCAN, ELEN DUMAM-AG
446 BALUNAN, JEANNIE JUNE LONDON
447 BALUNGAY, NELMER BATTAD
448 BALUT, GLORIA LORENZO
449 BALUYOS, REX RANILE BALUYOS
450 BALUYUT, HANZEL TALAVERA
451 BALUYUT, LAILANI MACARAEG
452 BAMBE, JONALYN ABAD
453 BANAAG, BERNABE CALDERON
454 BANAAG, STEPHANIE RESPICIO
455 BANAL, JOYCE MILLAMINA
456 BANAN, JOCELEENE MAMARIL
457 BANDAY, JASMIN STA ISABEL
458 BANDOQUILLO, NIKKO DON RAMIREZ
459 BANGCAYA, JARED VIRGIL ACELAR
460 BANGGA, KRISTY JOY MATUTE
461 BANGI, MARK JAMES TINAJA
462 BANGNGAYON, JOY BALUCNIT
463 BANIHIT, DIANAH SAN PABLO
464 BANSIL, SARAH GAMBOA
465 BANTUAS, SITTIE YASMIN MACALBE
466 BANTUGAN, DARYL SANTOS
467 BANUA, MA ROSALYN ARIZAPA
468 BANUA, RAIZA LYN ALCORIZA
469 BANZIL, MAILA MAE GRACE BANGOT
470 BAOY, REGIE RECOMO
471 BAQUERO, CHRISTINE BALILA
472 BAQUILLER, GRETCHEN BANIAS
473 BAQUIRAN, KAREN SIA
474 BARANDA, MARY ANGELIA DUMANGAS
475 BARAOIDAN, PAMELA JEAN TARIMAN
476 BARAQUIO, MICHELLE EUGENE LOPEZ
477 BARATITA, ANDRIAN AROGANTE
478 BARAYUGA, MARK JOHN PINGKIAN
479 BARCELON, GRIZEL BANAYBANAY
480 BARCELON, JOANNA EURICE DELA MERCED
481 BARCELONA, JEFFRI QUIOCHO
482 BARCENA, REY ELEM
483 BARES, LIZA MARGALLO
484 BARGAMENTO, CLADYN JOY GALIZA
485 BARGO, SHERYLL LUMACAD
486 BARIA, EFREN JR BERMUNDO
487 BARIAS, ALJO MALAGUEÑO
488 BARILA, FROILAN JOIE LUMBO
489 BARNACHEA, SHIELA JOY HAEL
490 BARNIDO, WILFREDO JR MANEJERO
491 BAROT, MARIAN EASTER AGRAVIADOR
492 BARQUIN, MINERVA GONZAGA
493 BARRAL, KRISTINY ROSE LEBIOS
494 BARRAMEDA, JHINNO BATALLER
495 BARREDO, MARY GRACE GAGALAC
496 BARRERA, ALEXIS BEN OBOY
497 BARRERA, JOHN ARTHUR DILAG
498 BARRES, RACEL LINGAOLINGAO
499 BARRETE, IMEE RELAMPAGOS
500 BARRION, JOHANNA LYN BORROMEO
501 BARRIOS, JUIEL GARCHITORENA
502 BARRIOS, SETH ALBAN
503 BARRITA, RICHELLE SAGOMEZ
504 BARTE, LOVYET MHELA ABES
505 BARTOLATA, FRANCIS AGUIRRE
506 BARTOLAZO, MA DOLLIE VALDECAÑAS
507 BARTOLOME, DONNA MANIEGO
508 BARTOLOME, GUADALOU PONCE
509 BARTOLOME, MARIE SOL DELOS REYES
510 BARTOLOME, MARK ANGELO LACANDAZO
511 BARTOLOME, MELANIE BULACAN
512 BARTOLOME, VIRGILIO JR LISONDRA
513 BAS, FLORA MAE MAGSAYO
514 BASALLO, RICARDO FERDINAND ABRIL
515 BASBASAN, KERREN FAITH MALINGAY
516 BASCO, EDUARD JAMES GUTIERREZ
517 BASE, LEVI KAE JUSTINE BAHUM
518 BASIJAN, MARYANN BABADILLA
519 BASILIO, BENILDA MARIE AYOC
520 BASILIO, MARY GRACE ROSELEE BASAÑES
521 BASILIO, VIOLY VALDEZ
522 BASUBAS, ANGELICA JOI EBARLE
523 BASWEL, DAVE TUTOR
524 BATAC, EDLYN LOUISE TUAZON
525 BATAC, LORRAINE ANN DASALLAS
526 BATALLA, YANCY FORONDA
527 BATALLER, JULIANNE MARTHA DANGA
528 BATALUNA, SHERRY CHRISTINE AMISTAD
529 BATARA, PRECIOUS GRACE SAMILING
530 BATAUSA, JAN IAN GUBALANI
531 BATION, CLIVE PARCUTILO
532 BATOON, ISABEL FRANCISCA GUZMAN
533 BATTAD, ANDREA KRISTINE SILVESTRE
534 BATTULAYAN, DAN FEMUEL CLEMENTE
535 BATUGAN, AMAL USMAN
536 BATUIGAS, CATHLEEN LAO
537 BAUSA, JOHN PAUL ANDES
538 BAUTISTA, CATHERINE GRACE SEVILLA
539 BAUTISTA, DANIEL MEJIA
540 BAUTISTA, DANIKA LONTOC
541 BAUTISTA, GERSHON PATARAY
542 BAUTISTA, JAN MAREE FRANCISCO
543 BAUTISTA, JOVELL REY CRUZ
544 BAUTISTA, MA ANGELICA DE ASIS
545 BAUTISTA, MARY JOY MANZON
546 BAUTISTA, ROWELYN GAY ABERIA
547 BAUTISTA, TRINA REVILLA
548 BAUTISTA, TWINKLE REBY SERBOLLES
549 BAUTISTA, VICTOR III TABIOS
550 BAUZON, VANESSA LEONCIO
551 BAYABORDA, ARVIN JOSHUA FRONDA
552 BAYALAN, MELVIN PADUA
553 BAYANITO, RINA ANDES
554 BAYLON, JOHANNA LYN DE GUZMAN
555 BAYNO, MA CRISTETA ALEJO
556 BAYONA, HONELYN DIOCARES
557 BAYOT, KRISTEL MARIZ MAGNO
558 BAYRANTE, ADELITA BADIOLA
559 BAÑARES, ANN ROSE NABAJA
560 BAÑO, CHRISTIE MAE CABAÑERO
561 BEADO, JAYCELL ANNE LUCERO
562 BEBERO, RAMIL RUSTY RAMIREZ
563 BECHAYDA, RACHELLE ADAME
564 BEDAR, FLORENCE BELMES
565 BEDONA, MARC LOVEL CLARETE
566 BEGASA, VI-ANN
567 BEIRA, PAUL NATHAN ABDUHALIM
568 BELAIDI, ZERAH ANNE SANDICO
569 BELANDRES, JOHN DAVID REYES
570 BELANO, MARTINO III GUNTAN
571 BELARDO, MC LOUIES BETITO
572 BELDEROL, JOVY PAUL FORTICH
573 BELGA, RALPH MARLON ABEJUELA
574 BELLENA, MICHAEL GEROME BERNARDO
575 BELLO, MARIA ARRA QUIÑONES
576 BELMONTE, ANALIZA SANTOS
577 BENAID, JEFFREY BARBOSA
578 BENAVENTE, DOELLY JOY DEMAFELIZ
579 BENAVIDEZ, MA ANGELICA JIMENEZ
580 BENITEZ, ADRIAN BEROGA
581 BENITEZ, JOYCE ANN BALANGUE
582 BENOLOGA, HYDE CATIG
583 BEPITEL, CHERRY DOLOR
584 BERDAN, BEVERLY ANNE EMANO
585 BERGAVERA, IRENE EULA
586 BERGOLA, ROELLA DELA CRUZ
587 BERMUDEZ, MARVEN TALOSIG
588 BERMUDO, ANGELIE STA MARIA
589 BERMUDO, ROLYN JR SALONTOY
590 BERNABE, JOEL DE LA ROSA
591 BERNADAS, ARCELIE PANGANTIJON
592 BERNAL, EDUARDO JR CORONEL
593 BERNAL, MARILYN RODRIGUEZ
594 BERNAL, PRESCIOSA DELOS SANTOS
595 BERNALDO, JUDEA MARIE DE JESUS
596 BERNARDINO, MA VICTORIA LAZARO
597 BERNARDO, JAMEY SIENA FERNANDO
598 BERO, RYAN ROY ECLEO
599 BERSALONA, CHRISTINE MAE RAMOS
600 BERSAMIN, NATANIEL MANGUNDAYAO
601 BERSAMIRA, ROMAN GABON
602 BESIN, ASTRO PEREZ
603 BESIÑO, ANGELA DELUVIAR
604 BETANCOR, SAMMY BOY GUTIERREZ
605 BETITO, ANGELA CASSANDRA BALATUCAN
606 BETONIO, JOANA JANE LABIS
607 BEÑAS, ARNEL CAÑERO
608 BIACORA, JENNY BANAL
609 BIALA, CRISTINA MABALOT
610 BIALNO, NANCY GARCIA
611 BIBERA, NESLIE VIC LUMAWAG
612 BICERA, HERALD VALDEZ
613 BIGUEJA, JEANIELYN LUMBIS
614 BILLONES, MALAYA GUTIERREZ
615 BILO, DONNA PALCES
616 BILO, JOEFRANZ VILLAR
617 BILOG, KRISTINE JADE DANGAYO
618 BILOLO, ALVIN GONZALES
619 BINONGCAL, FELICITAS SOLOMON
620 BINUYA, ELDRICK CACHUELA
621 BINUYA, KYNNE NORTE
622 BINUYA, MARICAR LALO
623 BISCOCHO, JO-ANNE CECILLE SARMIENTO
624 BISMANOS, JESSA JOY CO-ONG
625 BITOON, JAMICAH JEWEL VILLEGAS
626 BOBADILLA, DAVID FRANCO LAURELES
627 BOBIS, HEIDI SAMSON
628 BOCOL, CRIS JON HONG
629 BOGHONG, NELDA GACAYAN
630 BOHOL, LIEZL GOMEZ
631 BOLANIO, MARIE ANTONETTE SATO
632 BOLANTE, IRENE PANGAN
633 BOLIGOL, SILAYAN CONCHA
634 BOLIVAR, NIKKIE LOBO
635 BOLONIA, MA AMORELLE ZYZA BORABO
636 BONACUA, ANTHONY RANDEL RUIZ
637 BONAOBRA, MA EVANOR BERCES
638 BONDOC, MELVIN RAFOL
639 BONDOC, PHILIP MAMUCOD
640 BONIFACIO, MAE ANNE MARCELO
641 BONOT, MARIAN JANE ARRIETA
642 BONOTAN, ISRAELA ORAIS
643 BONSOL, MONIQUE DELA CRUZ
644 BONTILE, JONATHAN OMNES
645 BONTUYAN, JENNY LIMUTAN
646 BOOC, MARYMEL DALAPO
647 BORABO, CATALINA BUENO
648 BORANSING, LAWRENCE PURGANAN
649 BORDEOS, MA MELVA CABILES
650 BORDIOS, ARNOLD LIMOSNERO
651 BORITA, KRISTINE ANNE VALDEZ
652 BORJA, DHENVER LIM
653 BORJA, ERWIN BAGTAS
654 BORJA, FELMAR BECHAYDA
655 BORJA, KEROH VINCENT ALCANZAREN
656 BORJA, PAUL ARTHUR VENTURA
657 BORJA, RIZZA MAE LACAO
658 BORLAGON, BIANCA CAMILLE RICAFRANCA
659 BORNAY, MARIEL ANGELIE JIMENEZ
660 BORRES, AUDREY ANIKA ARCILLA
661 BORRES, MARY ANN RELLON
662 BORRES, WINCHEL LEYSON
663 BORROMEO, LOUISE ANTONIA ALIÑO
664 BOSI, ELINITO JOHN GONZALES
665 BOSITA, EMMANUEL DE LAS NIEVES
666 BOSITO, JOSIE LANGRES
667 BOSSHARD, HANS KYNETTE CELEDONIO
668 BOYBANTING, MAURICE ANAVER DIAZ
669 BRAGANZA, JENIFER PADER
670 BRAVO, ANTONIETTE RUSTIA
671 BRAVO, CARYL SIGRID ORDONEZ
672 BRAZA, LOMELYN JOY ACOSTA
673 BRETA, ELEANOR TINAO
674 BREY, SHEENA MARIE CATALAN
675 BRIAN, LIEZL MONILAR
676 BRIONES, ARDIE DIMACULANGAN
677 BRIONES, ETHEL ALBUFERA
678 BRIONES, GEMA LIZA MARQUEZ
679 BRIONES, MARIA VANESSA COMIA
680 BRIONES, SHERYLL MAY PARAOAN
681 BRISTAIN, FLORA QUARIO
682 BROTONEL, BRENT EDWARD BATARILAN
683 BRUTAS, KATHERINE BOTON
684 BUCCAT, JOHN JONATHAN SOLITARIO
685 BUDIONGAN, NANCY NARTEA
686 BUELA, MAYBELLE AMADOR
687 BUEN, CRISTINA TORRES
688 BUENA-AGUA, MARK LESTHER VARONA
689 BUENAOBRA, JUSTINE MAY KOBAYASHI
690 BUENAVENTURA, MA AMAH CONCEPCION SANTIAGO
691 BUENAVISTA, LOREEN DECREPITO
692 BUENAVISTA, MARK BRIAN MIRABEL
693 BUENCONSEJO, CHRISTOPHER DEL MONTE
694 BUENO, DYNBBY AGTUAL
695 BUGAAY, MARY JANE MACASIEB
696 BUGARIN, JANYFI DUCUSIN
697 BUGARING, BENAZIR REYNON
698 BUGAY, MA CRISTINA DURANTE
699 BUGAYONG, ANNE CAROLINE CID
700 BUGAYONG, BEN JERIC MAGLALANG
701 BUGTONG, KATRICE CONCEPCION
702 BUGTONG, MICHAEL IGNACIO
703 BUHAWE, KENNETH JAY RAPIRAP
704 BUL-ANON, SUZETTE PADEROG
705 BULAN, JENEL RABANAL
706 BULANADI, MARK DENNIS RAMOS
707 BULANHAGUI, JOANNA MACUHA
708 BULAQUI, JENALYN CAMAYANG
709 BULASA, JEFREY CUMPIO
710 BULATAO, DONNA ABEDOZA
711 BULAWAN, RHAISE ACLIBON
712 BULLUNGAN, LILIAN JANE BALUT
713 BULOSAN, GEL CAMILLE GONZALES
714 BULURAN, JAYPEE RIVERA
715 BULWAYAN, PIA HAZEL BAYUBAY
716 BUMANGLAG, MARK-ROGER MEDINA
717 BUMATAY, MARY JANE MELCHOR
718 BUMENLAG, WILLY CABAÑEZ
719 BUNA, PAT ERICK DURANO
720 BUNANI, ANNALYN TAMPIOC
721 BUNAO, MARIA TERESA SERNA
722 BUNGUBUNG, JOSEMINA CRUZ
723 BUO, DARYLL DON CARBONILLA
724 BUOT, VAN LOUWIN ANTIPUESTO
725 BUQUID, FRANCY ESTRADA
726 BURGOS, DAN JOSEPH LIBATON
727 BURGOS, MARIA GIESTHER COS
728 BUSRAN, HUSSIEN CUETO
729 BUSRAN, MELANIE BRIONES
730 BUSTAMANTE, BERNIE BETTE BRAVO
731 BUSTAMANTE, MA KAREN GARRERO
732 BUSTARGA, ANTONIO JR ONG
733 BUTRON, RODELO VIRTUDAZO
734 BUYA, RICHELLE MENDOZA
735 BUYCO, JERAMIE FUENTES
736 BUÑALES, CHRISTEL VAL CAANDOY
737 CABACUNGAN, JONALYN MAPILI
738 CABADING, GLADYS JOAN TURNO
739 CABAHUG, EMRICO MANANGAN
740 CABAL, RUSSEL MANALO
741 CABALAG, RIELE ANNE LIM
742 CABALINAN, CHRISTIAN PETER CO
743 CABALLERO, ANNIE FRIANEZA
744 CABALONA, RODOLFO III ESMERALDA
745 CABANACAN, CELESTE SUMO
746 CABANIETE, NELMAR RIZARDO
747 CABANISAS, ANNA KARISSA REPALDA
748 CABANSAG, HAZEL ANNE BALMATER
749 CABARLES, MARY-ANN MAHINAY
750 CABASAL, MARK CHRISTIAN CASTILLO
751 CABATAÑA, KRISTINE CARALIPIO
752 CABATAÑA, MARIA DELVIE YMAS
753 CABAYAO, RHEA KASHMIR MARGARETTE FRUGALIDAD
754 CABAÑERO, EDYNEIL NICOLAS
755 CABELLO, MIA MARGARITHA TOLENTINO
756 CABICO, JOBELLE LOPEZ
757 CABILDO, JESSEN JOYCE CERENO
758 CABINTA, JANNETH GARCIA
759 CABOCHAN, RICARDO JOHN III DIMLA
760 CABOS, MARIA FAMELA ODON
761 CABRAL, JOHN PATRICK SISON
762 CABRERA, JULIE ANN MANABAT
763 CABRERA, MELISSA MADARANG
764 CABRIDO, LAURICE ESPINOZA
765 CABUAG, ROMELIA ANN VALENZUELA
766 CABUAL, KAREN BARIACION
767 CABUEÑAS, AIVEE CAALIM
768 CABUHAT, GLAIZA DELA TORRE
769 CABUNGCAL, MARICEL GARCIA
770 CABUNYAG, BABY ZYREL MENDOZA
771 CABUS, ROSEMARIE GENTALLAN
772 CABUS, THEODORE LACBAYEN
773 CABUÑAG, HANNA DANE PANAMBO
774 CACACHO, VADELNA PIE LACRO
775 CACHERO, MARIO GERADELA
776 CADALO, MERLYN CASPE
777 CADANO, RYANA NGA-OA
778 CADATAL, JERRY JR ESCALANTE
779 CADAY, REGINE JANE CAPUZ
780 CADIOGAN, MELCHEZEDEK LEDANG
781 CADIZ, JENNIFER CAYABAN
782 CADIZ, ROLLY BOY MAGLINAO
783 CADORNA, LAURECE ARIANNE ORDILLOS
784 CAGAMPAN, JUAN GABRIEL MARIA GUTIERREZ
785 CAGBABANUA, KARIL BAEL
786 CAGUETE, ALYSSA MARIE DENIEGA
787 CAIGA, GERARDO CHAVEZ
788 CAIMOL, MARY GRACE RAZO
789 CALAGO, TESSIE BALULONG
790 CALAGUI, MA NIMPHA GUMABAY
791 CALAIRO, RONELY JUAN
792 CALANOG, APRIL JOY PARRA
793 CALATRAVA, LEMUEL ORTEGA
794 CALAWIGAN, JUNE RAY CAGAPE
795 CALBONERO, MIRA PRIEL APRESA
796 CALDERON, MARIUS JR YU
797 CALDERON, ROSE ANN CRUZ
798 CALDIMON, JONABELLE VILLARDO
799 CALI, LIEZA MAE LAMOG
800 CALIBO, AILEEN REAÑO
801 CALICDAN, CLAIRE TAGACA
802 CALIMAG, JAN MICHAEL NARVACAN
803 CALIVA, CANDY BRIGADE RIVERA
804 CALLANTA, ANNA LEA KAY GARCIA
805 CALLENA, JOSE JR PABLO
806 CALMARES, IAN JALA
807 CALOMADRE, WHEENONAH FAJARDO
808 CALONG, ALYN YADAO
809 CALOOY, JOLLYBEE RAFOLS
810 CALPO, NOEMIE RUTH AWKIT
811 CALUB, ALVIN RENE CARIÑO
812 CALUMAG, THERESA TABIOS
813 CALUMBA, MY-ANN LOPEZ
814 CALUNNAG, RHEA MAE CAROROCAN
815 CALUPAZ, DANILO JR PANTIG
816 CALVEZ, EFFIE LOREJO
817 CAMACHO, CHATTY TALENTO
818 CAMALIGAN, MA LOURDES ALMIREZ
819 CAMARILLO, CYRILL CAMILLE RARELA
820 CAMARILLO, MARICAR DELA CERNA
821 CAMBARIJAN, JEANNE ARIZ LIBRE
822 CAMELLO, SEANJAMES CABASE
823 CAMILLO, NORMAN PASAMANTE
824 CAMINERO, HONEY LYN RENEJANE
825 CAMINGAWAN, MA CRISTEL CELESTE SAYRE
826 CAMPIPI, JEAN MERCURIO
827 CAMPOS, REENA LINN UDTUJAN
828 CAMUA, JULI ANNE ARENAS
829 CANADA, NIELSEN LACANIENTA
830 CANAMA, ANGIELY ROSE CLEOPAS
831 CANDA, APRILYN KATE STA ANA
832 CANDELARIO, RUVIEL PASTRANA
833 CANDING, AYRA BIANCA TAMIO
834 CANDOLE, FERGELIT MAGALLANO
835 CANLAS, JEFFREY CERIOLA
836 CANLAS, KATRINA MERCADO
837 CANLAS, LAIRINE MACALINO
838 CANLAS, ROMINICK CASTRO
839 CANO, RONYL DUQUE
840 CANSICIO, MIKHAIL EDUARD CRISOSTOMO
841 CANTIVEROS, GERALDINE RACELIS
842 CANTO, LYZA MARIE BITAYO
843 CANTOS, KATRINA CRISELDA CANTOS
844 CANTRE, MARIA LINDA MARTINEZ
845 CANTUBA, RISELLE ESPENILLA
846 CANUTO, FEBRA PAL-OTEN
847 CAOILI, KELVIN JAY SALADINO
848 CAPABLANCA, RHEA ZOA ALAMPAYAN
849 CAPANZANA, DANA ANGELICA GONZALES
850 CAPARAS, CORRINE PENULIAR
851 CAPERIÑA, GRETCHEN MARIE CANIZARES
852 CAPILI, JUAN PAOLO MALABUYO
853 CAPISTRANO, JAYSON MACAPUGAS
854 CAPORAL, HESPER JUSTIN VEGAFRIA
855 CAPULI, JAY-JAY DELA CRUZ
856 CARAAN, CHARMAINE REAL
857 CARABEO, KRISNA LAVILLA
858 CARAG, MA TERESA AÑONUEVO
859 CARAGAY, ELAINE JOY SORIANO
860 CARAGAY, EVALEA MARIE LOU DYQUIANGCO
861 CARALDE, REISHAJAN CAÑAZARES
862 CARAMAT, ELYZZA CARMINA ARQUERO
863 CARANDANG, MA ISABEL SULAYAO
864 CARANDANG, MA LIZA RACHELLE DIAZ
865 CARDENAS, KRISSIL KAY EUGENIO
866 CARDENAS, SHEILA MARIE REYES
867 CARDOZA, MARIA THERESSA GAVILANES
868 CARIAGA, KHRISNALEEN PASCUA
869 CARIASO, MAYBELLE MAITIM
870 CARIGA, MA VISITACION MATIAS
871 CARILLO, SHEILA MARIE BORRE
872 CARINAN, JOHN CHRIS VENUS
873 CARIÑO, JUDITH BARRETTO
874 CARIÑO, KATRINA EVANGELISTA
875 CARLOS, MARIA CONSALACION MANABAT
876 CARLOS, MARK JOSEP LANARIA
877 CARPENTERO, RICKY CANTERO
878 CARPIO, JERZEN GREGORY
879 CARREON, CHERRY ANN HERMOSO
880 CARREON, JOHNFRED MALACAS
881 CARREON, MARGARETTE NEVADO
882 CASAPAO, MANILYN MENDOZA
883 CASIDING, MARIA LORENA HERUELA
884 CASIDSID, JONINA CARLA VALBAREZ
885 CASIHAN, MARGAUX ZARAH SAN DIEGO
886 CASING, ELIZABETH GALVE
887 CASIPLE, CRIS TARRAZONA
888 CASQUITE, MARK FRITZ NUEVO
889 CASTARDO, JILL ODESSA SAGOMEZ
890 CASTAÑEDA, CLARE CASTILLO
891 CASTAÑEDA, MYRON ALLAPITAN
892 CASTAÑERAS, ROY MEJORADA
893 CASTIGADOR, CANDYD MOLINA
894 CASTIL, BERNARD PACAYRA
895 CASTILLO, BIANCA MAGBUHAT
896 CASTILLO, CAREL TIANGCO
897 CASTILLO, DEVINA DIVINA
898 CASTILLO, ERICA EUNICE RILVERIA
899 CASTILLO, JANET CARMEL CASPE
900 CASTILLO, KRISTINE ALBERTO
901 CASTILLO, MA LUDY MEJOS
902 CASTILLO, RACHELLE DOCUSIN
903 CASTILLO, ROMAR VIESCA
904 CASTILLO, VIENNA MARIE MAGBOO
905 CASTILLO, VINA MARIE RESIDE
906 CASTILLO, WINIE JOY BURGOS
907 CASTILLON, MICHAEL SIXTO CADION
908 CASTILLONES, CRISTINA CEREZO
909 CASTRO, CHARLES ERICK ALCANTARA
910 CASTRO, FERRARIN LECHEDO
911 CASTRO, HENRY MAGTOTO
912 CASTRO, JEM MARGARETTE BALISI
913 CASTRO, STEPHANIE SUGUE
914 CASUGA, GENEVIEVE PERALTA
915 CASUPANG, JEEDA BABE OMBOY
916 CATACUTAN, ALLEN ROY TAYAG
917 CATADMAN, RHEA MAY DINGLASA
918 CATALAN, SHELLA MAE BACALOCOS
919 CATALLA, KRISTINE SALAGUBANG
920 CATAN, MIA FRANZ RENACIA
921 CATAPIA, REGINE AIDA MARASIGAN
922 CATIBOG, KARHUEL MAGELLI VELASCO
923 CATIPAY, TATIKA GAIL MEDIDA
924 CATOC, FIERCE LOUIE COSCOS
925 CATOTO, MICHELLE JAPITANA
926 CATUBAG, FRANCIS JAY PUA
927 CATUBIG, RENE BOY ALO
928 CATUCOD, DANNY REY CABRASAWAN
929 CATUCOD, ERNEL KRIS FLORES
930 CAUBE, NOEL AROY
931 CAUSING, MARY JOY PONGYAN
932 CAVA, JONARD PAULO
933 CAVERO, MARICA JANNA MILLAN
934 CAWIDING, VENUS GRACE TE-EM
935 CAYABYAB, LARA DACARA
936 CAYACO, JOYCE ANN BELARDO
937 CAYANAN, EDWIN MIRANDA
938 CAYANGA, ELGIN OLAR
939 CAYETANO, ELEANOR LABASAN
940 CAYETANO, LESTER ALDRIN ONG
941 CAYNA, ANBERT ANGELO CASTRO
942 CAÑARES, JAMES BENEDICT ISIDRO
943 CAÑASA, JEAN CARMINA FABELLON
944 CAÑETE, DINAMAR PONTANES
945 CEBU, ARIANNE LIM
946 CELEDIO, MARVIN MABINI
947 CELEDONIO, GUADA MARIAE DALUZ
948 CELERINOS, CYRILL GAY CORDIAL
949 CELESTE, GREG KELVIN BORABO
950 CELESTINO, JOENALYN NIM
951 CELESTINO, KAREN ARA PO
952 CELIS, MARGIE RITA BROÑOLA
953 CELORICO, MA LEVENY APRIL JADLOC
954 CENIT, EMY CAROLINO
955 CENTENO, MAY SAMSON
956 CENTINO, MICHAEL FERNANDEZ
957 CEPEREZ, KIM MAUREEN CLAVERIA
958 CERAS, MICHELLE VERTUDAZO
959 CERBITO, JOHN MICHAEL MURILLO
960 CEREMONIA, ELENER DISTOR
961 CERTEZA, ALDRIN CUNANAN
962 CERVANTES, ROCINANTE DAMES
963 CEZAR, KAREN BIANCA ANGELI SEVERINO
964 CHAN, IRIS BUGUINA
965 CHAN, JENNER SANTOS
966 CHAN, TRISTAN JAMES VALDEZ
967 CHANG, MYLEEN GRACE MALICAY
968 CHAVEZ, RANDEL ELIAB
969 CHECA, MA CAMILLE GONZALES
970 CHEW, RUTH ESPESO
971 CHICO, MARIA CHRISTINA BABAS
972 CHIN, ANNE LILY JAN TUGBANG
973 CHIN, LEO CARL TRAQUEÑA
974 CHING, IRISH ISLA
975 CHIU, KARLL RAYMUND BRUSELAS
976 CHOCK, CAROL SALAS
977 CHU, MARK VINCENT GOCO
978 CHU, MONIQUE MANIBOG
979 CHUA, ANTONIO III STRAIT
980 CHUA, FREDERICK ESCULTURA
981 CHUA, LIZELLE BARBARA SO
982 CHUA, SARAH MAE PINEDA
983 CHUNG, JONALYN MARIANO
984 CILOCILO, MARK JAYZEN CID
985 CINCHEZ, JEANALYN CERNA
986 CINCO, MARGARETTE FAYE AGSUNOD
987 CIPRES, RONCELEY TEMPLANZA
988 CIPRIANO, JAY ANN SAGUN
989 CISTINA, EMMANUEL PASCO
990 CLAIR, KRISTINE JANE DAPANAS
991 CLARET, ELLEN MAE BABAYRAN
992 CLARIÑO, LEONENA BATILARAN
993 CLEMENTE, JOSE ERIC VILLAMOR
994 CLEMENTE, JULIET DE LA CRUZ
995 CLEMENTE, KELVIN TAMAYO
996 CLEMENTE, LARA FRANCESCA SAPILAN
997 CLEMENTIR, CARLO MIRAR
998 CO, KATRINA ANNE ONGSIACO
999 CO, TERESA ROSE CO
1000 COBARRUBIAS, MARIBELLE CERTEZA
1001 COCAL, EDSANDER CAMARAO
1002 CODILLA, RIELGEN ARCALA
1003 CODIMDIM, JULIE ANN GIACAO
1004 COLARINES, SERELYN PISCOS
1005 COLES, MAYETH UBAY
1006 COLICO, NIKO GEREÑA
1007 COLIMA, MAY ANN VELASCO
1008 COLLADO, MARK ANTHONY GAETOS
1009 COLLANTES, HAROLD SORIAO
1010 COLLAO, MA BELEN TALENTO
1011 COLOCADO, EPIFANIA BASUL
1012 COLOMA, ALYSSA CHONA LAZARO
1013 COMIA, LUKE MARK JOHN PRINCIPE
1014 COMISARIO, SHERYLL HERMITANIO
1015 CONCEPCION, MARIFE GALICIA
1016 CONDEZ, MARIA SHEENA MACAPAGAL
1017 CONDINO, AICO MARIE DE GUZMAN
1018 CONDUCTO, CHINO ABAN
1019 CONEL, JOSE III BERNARTE
1020 CONG, KC LOVE ROLDAN
1021 CONOPIO, MICHAEL ANDREW NONATO
1022 CONSTANTINO, ANGELICA MARIE VIOLAGO
1023 CONSTANTINO, JANE FRANCES CLAMONTE
1024 COPER, JOHN PAUL BONGON
1025 COPRADA, HILARION TEORITO CAMPOSANO
1026 CORDERO, ZHARMAE GRACE MALAYANG
1027 CORDOVA, MARIFE NOBLEZA
1028 CORIAG, ELVIS POMEGAS
1029 CORNEJO, LANY JOY INABANGAN
1030 CORNEJO, LUZ ARCAIRA
1031 CORNEJO, MA CARMELA CARANDANG
1032 CORONEL, JERIE LIZA COBAR
1033 CORONEL, SCARLET ANN PAQUIBOT
1034 CORPIN, JERBELANE CASTINO
1035 CORPUS, BEULAH MAY JIMENEZ
1036 CORPUZ, ALDRIN RAMIREZ
1037 CORPUZ, JOSEPH RAYMUND CORNEJO
1038 CORPUZ, MARINELLE TEMPLONUEVO
1039 CORPUZ, MARY MARGARET CALDOZO
1040 CORPUZ, SHEENA QUIJIOC
1041 CORPUZ, SHERWIN SOL
1042 CORPUZ, SHERYL ANN VILLOSTAS
1043 CORRALES, KEVIN MAGLANOC
1044 CORRO, LARA MELISSA LABASANO
1045 CORTES, CRIS TICAR
1046 CORTES, RACHEL ANN ACHACOSO
1047 CORTEZ, ANGELITA BUAN
1048 CORTEZ, CECILE CONTAOI
1049 CORTEZ, MARK DENDRICK FERRER
1050 CORTEZ, REVELIE CANICOSA
1051 COSIDON, AUBREN LANGBISAN
1052 COSTA, MARIELLA GAY ORDOÑEZ
1053 COSTALES, EDCEL UNCIANO
1054 COSTOB, ARCHIL CAHINDE
1055 COTIANGCO, EVAN CHRISTOPHER YUIPCO
1056 CRESMUNDO, ARMEE JAY LAZARO
1057 CREUS, CYAN CAMILLE CARMINA MILING
1058 CRISOSTOMO, CRIS VICTORIA SANVICTORES
1059 CRISOSTOMO, NICOLE MARIE
1060 CRISTOBAL, MARLON RICARDO
1061 CRUZ, AISON DARYL CANTALEJO
1062 CRUZ, ALLENY ESPIRIDION
1063 CRUZ, BELINDA OREHUELA
1064 CRUZ, CARLO MIGUEL BALAGTAS
1065 CRUZ, CHERRY ANN MENDOZA
1066 CRUZ, CHERRY ANN REYES
1067 CRUZ, CRISTINE JOYCE DEPUSOY
1068 CRUZ, DANICA ANNA SORIANO
1069 CRUZ, DAVID SOLOMON ESPINO
1070 CRUZ, GENELYN ABUBO
1071 CRUZ, GESYL NUQUE
1072 CRUZ, GRETCHEN LIGSAY
1073 CRUZ, HUTCH BUCU
1074 CRUZ, JEROME PAOLO ROBLES
1075 CRUZ, JIMI HENDRIX YABAO
1076 CRUZ, JOHN PHILIP DE TAZA
1077 CRUZ, JOSEPH MICHAEL MADRID
1078 CRUZ, JUSTIN PHILIP REYES
1079 CRUZ, KATRIN ANN DE GUZMAN
1080 CRUZ, KEVIN CASTAÑO
1081 CRUZ, LESLIE LIZZIE CHAVEZ
1082 CRUZ, LIRACEL RAMOS
1083 CRUZ, MARICRIS BIBON
1084 CRUZ, NIKKI DUYA
1085 CRUZ, ROCHELLE ANNE MARIE BOLA
1086 CRUZ, SHARLENE RODIL
1087 CRUZADA, ELMER ALSOLA
1088 CUAL, MARIJUN KATRINA GABAS
1089 CUARESMA, MARICRIS BOSTON
1090 CUARESMA, YAN RYL CARBAJAL
1091 CUCHAPIN, RICHARD INOCENCIO
1092 CUETO, MARIE GRACE MORENO
1093 CUETO, RONEL TOLENTINO
1094 CUI, MICA NORIELLE GAYARES
1095 CUIZON, ERLCES JOHN LAUROS
1096 CUL-ING, ROSA PAKEW
1097 CULALA, FLORDELIZA MENDOZA
1098 CULAR, VIRGILIO JR FERNANDEZ
1099 CULLANO, JANCYN BUTE
1100 CUNANAN, JERICK PARAISO
1101 CUNANAN, JOEMAR GARCIA
1102 CURSO, EDWARD DEAN RELENTE
1103 CUSI, KRISTIANE JAMES QUITAIN
1104 CUSTODIO, ANGELIQUE PERLADO
1105 CUSTODIO, JULIE ANN EVANGELISTA
1106 CUTAMORA, APRIL ROSE TIDALGO
1107 CUYA, EDELINE ESPIRITU
1108 CY, PAULINE MAE JARA
1109 DACANAY, RALPH CAPISTRANO
1110 DACILLO, MARY ANN ANGULO
1111 DACMAY, SHEENA BALLOGAN
1112 DACMAY, SHULAH BALLOGAN
1113 DACUL, RYAN DORADO
1114 DACYON, AMOR LOIS AQUIEN
1115 DADIS, MARYLYNE ZAPE
1116 DAGPIN, RACHEL DIMASUHID
1117 DAIG, CHERRY ANN BARICUATRO
1118 DAJAO, LALAINE AUXTERO
1119 DAJAY, NIKKI JUN NITURA
1120 DALMAO, CHRISTINE HONTANOSAS
1121 DALUPANG, GLORY BABARAN
1122 DAMASO, DONNABEL DANAO
1123 DAMES, MARIA DOLORES CORTEZ
1124 DAMIL, MERVINA ANNROSE ANTONIO
1125 DANAN, MELLOWTOUCH CONSON
1126 DANDO, ROY VILLAFRANCA
1127 DANGAO, KUESTER ARIS BALORAN
1128 DANIPOG, MICHAEL ANGELO LAZARO
1129 DANO, NOVAH MAY MACARANAS
1130 DANTING, CAMILLE SIBUG
1131 DAO-ASEN, ANNIE DAGWASI
1132 DAPIAWEN, RONA PONASEN
1133 DAQUIOAG, JEREMY VENTURA
1134 DAQUIOAG, RENATO OMBROG
1135 DAQUIS, LINDSEY GAMBOA
1136 DARUNDAY, JUNETTE YU
1137 DATUIN, BERNARD LOUISE CASTRO
1138 DATUKON, FATMA ALEAH ALA
1139 DAVALOS, SARAH JANINE PANGHULAN
1140 DAVID, CARLA MILDRED CANARIA
1141 DAVID, DONDON CELIS
1142 DAVID, EDNA SAZON
1143 DAVID, FERLINDA RAMOS
1144 DAVID, IAN DECENA
1145 DAVID, JOHN CARLO JOAQUIN
1146 DAVID, KATHLEEN MARY LUGTU
1147 DAVID, KRISTINE JO SAUVA
1148 DAVID, LALAINE CORONEL
1149 DAVID, MARIVIC TOLENTINO
1150 DAVID, PAUL JAYSON CASTRO
1151 DAVID, QUEENDY FLORES
1152 DAVID, RACQUEL MIRANDA
1153 DAVID, RENATO JR PINEDA
1154 DAVID, ROXAN MANALANSAN
1155 DAVID, STEPHANIE DIANE MOLINO
1156 DAYAO, JUBAIL COMCOM
1157 DAYAP, MARKDAN BALLESTEROS
1158 DAYAWON, IMEE CHAVEZ
1159 DAYO, PHOEBE LAINE PORMENTO
1160 DAYRIT, JHARMAYNE LARON
1161 DAYUDAY, JAY ALBERT DEAN BACUYAG
1162 DAÑO, HANNAH MAY MANALILI
1163 DE ASIS, JEPTE CANILLAS
1164 DE BELEN, NIKKI JORGINA PAZ
1165 DE CASTRO, KENNETH MICHAEL ACOBA
1166 DE CASTRO, MARICHELLE DE CHAVEZ
1167 DE CASTRO, PRINCESS JOY CILLO
1168 DE CASTRO, ROMULUS MIGUEL LATIZA
1169 DE CHAVEZ, JHOMEL TORIO
1170 DE CHAVEZ, KARREN MAE CAIG
1171 DE CHAVEZ, MARI JOY JARDIN
1172 DE GRACIA, JOHN ROBIN LIGAN
1173 DE GUIA, JHON RYAN RADAZA
1174 DE GUZMAN, ADRIEL EDSON LAUDEREZ
1175 DE GUZMAN, AHRNI TILAN
1176 DE GUZMAN, FROILAN JACOB SOJOR
1177 DE GUZMAN, JAKE ROBERT AUSTRIA
1178 DE GUZMAN, JOANA MICHELLE ARCANGEL
1179 DE GUZMAN, MARIELLE PARAS
1180 DE GUZMAN, RAMON DELA CRUZ
1181 DE GUZMAN, ROY GARCIA
1182 DE GUZMAN, RUBY BIBAL
1183 DE JESUS, ANNE ROZETTE PANGILINAN
1184 DE JESUS, CHRISTIAN EMMANUEL DELA CRUZ
1185 DE JESUS, CYRA VALBUENA
1186 DE JESUS, JOHN SOILO SALDUA
1187 DE JESUS, MICHAEL DEQUINO
1188 DE JESUS, ONEL ERIC DELA ROSA
1189 DE JESUS, ROANNE FAY RAMOS
1190 DE JESUS, SARAH JANE MONGAYA
1191 DE JOSE, JAN GIL
1192 DE LA CRUZ, DENNIS GALLEGO
1193 DE LA CRUZ, ERICK JAY ALIPIO
1194 DE LA CRUZ, PHILIPPE JAN LO
1195 DE LA CRUZ, RIZADETTE ACEDO
1196 DE LA CRUZ, ROSALIE AIZA ABENIS
1197 DE LA CRUZ, SENADOR VICTORIO
1198 DE LA PEÑA, EDNA ADELANTAR
1199 DE LA RIARTE, RODOLFO II MURILLO
1200 DE LA ROSA, MARIFEL AQUINO
1201 DE LARA, AIMEE RIZZA MERCADER
1202 DE LAS ALAS, ROSIELLENE PLAMIO
1203 DE LEON, ARLENE BAGSIC
1204 DE LEON, ARVIN DALE PAGCU
1205 DE LEON, ELEANOR GONZALES
1206 DE LEON, IVY ROSE DELA TORRE
1207 DE LEON, LADY LYN FAJARDO
1208 DE LEON, LAIZA MILCA DELA CRUZ
1209 DE LEON, LEANDRO SERVITO
1210 DE LEON, MARI JAHZELLE SOMBONG
1211 DE LEON, NILDA KEH
1212 DE LEON, REVIN BRYNER TUPLANO
1213 DE LEON, RODALYN GARCIA
1214 DE LEON, ROWEL TADOY
1215 DE LOS REYES, ROCHELLE MARA BARTOLO
1216 DE LOS SANTOS, MARK PHILIP BUENACOSA
1217 DE LUNA, DAN PILA
1218 DE LUNA, MARI KRIS ROMERO
1219 DE LUNA, MONETTE LIEZLE SANTOS
1220 DE LUNA, SARAH JANE PEÑAFLORIDA
1221 DE MATA, JERNEL PALMA
1222 DE MESA, ABIGAIL CUNANAN
1223 DE MESA, JUSTINE CAMILLE BAUTISTA
1224 DE OCAMPO, MARIA CRISTINA ESTREMADURA
1225 DE OSMA, KAREL DONADIO
1226 DE RAMA, ANTHONY BAUTISTA
1227 DE RAMOS, CHONA DE CASTRO
1228 DE REAL, JOHN JEVON MARAÑO
1229 DE ROBLES, FRANK ANTHONY BALLESTEROS
1230 DE VERA, JAY-AR COLOBONG
1231 DE VERA, KRISSA MARION MAGALONG
1232 DE VERA, VIVIENA LYNN PATUNGAN
1233 DE VILLENA, ROBEJHON SOLEDAD
1234 DECANG, BENITO JR SISON
1235 DECANO, MARY ANN PIAMONTE
1236 DECENA, JANE JULIAN
1237 DECLARO, JULIE KRIS MAGCALE
1238 DEFENSOR, ROMEO JR ESTRELLA
1239 DEJAN, SUSAN JOAN DELA CRUZ
1240 DEL CARMEN, CAROLINE DELA CRUZ
1241 DEL CASTILLO, RUBY BENOLOGA
1242 DEL PILAR, MARIA THERESA TESADO
1243 DEL ROSARIO, AVA KOSHER BALINGIT
1244 DEL ROSARIO, JOAN SALAZAR
1245 DEL ROSARIO, JOANNA CANCIO
1246 DEL ROSARIO, LAURENE ALONZO
1247 DEL ROSARIO, PAMELA JOY LABRADOR
1248 DEL ROSARIO, SHIENA DASCO
1249 DEL ROSARIO, TENNY DELA CRUZ
1250 DELA CRUZ, ARRAH JANE CABRAL
1251 DELA CRUZ, CHRISTIAN FERNANDEZ
1252 DELA CRUZ, GRACE LINNETTE BATARAO
1253 DELA CRUZ, IRISH NIALA
1254 DELA CRUZ, JAYVEE FLORES
1255 DELA CRUZ, JOEY SADIE
1256 DELA CRUZ, JOHN PAUL PALAVINO
1257 DELA CRUZ, JUVELYN CARANGUIAN
1258 DELA CRUZ, LINETH TAYAO
1259 DELA CRUZ, MA KRISTINE BAUTISTA
1260 DELA CRUZ, MARK ANTHONY CAGAOAN
1261 DELA CRUZ, MARY GRACE REYES
1262 DELA CRUZ, MICHAEL MACABUNLOG
1263 DELA CRUZ, NIKA BIANCA BANE
1264 DELA CRUZ, NOEL GALANG
1265 DELA CRUZ, ROBILYN SAN JUAN
1266 DELA CRUZ, SHEENA MARIE SAMSON
1267 DELA CRUZ, SHEERYL MARIE BENITEZ
1268 DELA GENTE, RIZZA MAE RUBIO
1269 DELA PAZ, ABIGAIL NAGUIT
1270 DELA PAZ, EDLYN JOY CAMILLE GARCIA
1271 DELA PEÑA, ALDRIN JOSEPH MANALASTAS
1272 DELA PEÑA, ELVIE BOLON
1273 DELA PEÑA, MARK JAMES ALBA
1274 DELA PEÑA, SHERWIN LYN DE SILVA
1275 DELA ROSA, GLADYS DELA CRUZ
1276 DELA ROSA, JOHN ROGIE BALBALOSA
1277 DELA ROSA, RINA MARIA SANTOS
1278 DELA TORRE, JEMADEL GALAN
1279 DELDA, MA CHARINA DELA YSLA
1280 DELFIN, JOHN MICHAEL IBATAN
1281 DELIMA, MARY MAE SERRA
1282 DELLOSA, KARINA MAE LERIT
1283 DELLOSA, MELODY GENESE
1284 DELLOTA, JOHN BOY CIUDAD
1285 DELMO, ARTHUR NICO AGAWIN
1286 DELMO, RICHELLE REDOBLE
1287 DELOLA, SONYMAR EDUARTE
1288 DELOS REYES, REYNALDO JR BORJA
1289 DELOS SANTOS, JESSICA MYE MACARAEG
1290 DELOS SANTOS, MARIA RENELYN CALDERON
1291 DELOS SANTOS, MARY GRACE POLICARPIO
1292 DELOS SANTOS, RANDOLPH AGUSTIN
1293 DELOS SANTOS, SANTOS RIVERA
1294 DELPOSO, JOHN RITCHIE SALLOMAN
1295 DELUTA, NOEME ROSE BERNADOS
1296 DEMACALE, BUENA SIMBRANA
1297 DEMAFELIZ, SHIELA BUSCADO
1298 DEOCARIZA, LOURDES ALANO
1299 DEPANTE, JOSELITO HERNAEZ
1300 DEPLAYAN, DEE ABCEDE
1301 DEQUITO, YANNIE DRIZ
1302 DEQUIÑA, SHAYNE TAN NGO
1303 DERICO, MARGEOREANE CRUZ
1304 DESIN, JESSECA VERBO
1305 DESPI, ANDRIAN ROLPH PITALLAR
1306 DESTURA, HYACINTH INDIRA LANUEVO
1307 DETOYATO, JESSICA ACEJO
1308 DIAMANTE, DAHLIA CABATINGAN
1309 DIAMEL, PRINCESS RAIZAH MAMACOTAO
1310 DIAMZON, CLARA FRANCESCA DANIEL
1311 DIARON, RITOREY TORRES
1312 DIASANTA, JANNA MAYENNA ANNE EVARDOME
1313 DIAZ, GEMMALYN RAMIREZ
1314 DIAZ, IVON MARIE JOSE
1315 DIAZ, JEREMIAH YNTE
1316 DIAZ, KRISZHA ANN MEDRINA
1317 DIAZ, MARK EDWIN TALAG
1318 DIAZ, PEARL MARGARETHE CRUZ
1319 DIAZ, RAQUEL SAVERET
1320 DIAZ, RENZ EDUARD CASTILLO
1321 DIEGO, ARJAY PUNSALAN
1322 DIEZ, JENEFER ROSE BENITO
1323 DIMAALA, HAZEL JANE SANGALANG
1324 DIMAANO, DIANA NERISSA ATIENZA
1325 DIMAANO, MAYBHEL GAHON
1326 DIMACULANGAN, DANILYN CASTILLO
1327 DIMALANTA, CYRILLE FAYE MANARANG
1328 DIMALANTA, MARISA CASAUAY
1329 DIMALANTA, RICHARD ARIOLA
1330 DIMAPILIS, ABIGAIL EVANGELISTA
1331 DIMAPILIS, EVANGELYN BELLEN
1332 DIMAPILIS, GLAIZA TIBAYAN
1333 DIMATATAC, JESSICA AUSTERO
1334 DIMAYA, ALELI CATUBIG
1335 DIMAYUGA, PATRICIA MAITA BALITA
1336 DIMCO, RUEL CASEO
1337 DINGAL, AGNES LABITORIA
1338 DINIO, RENCY JULIAN
1339 DINO, MEA FAYE PINEDA
1340 DIONISIO, CHYNNA MARIE RAMOS
1341 DIONISIO, ROSS BALINGIT
1342 DIONISIO, TED IAN CUADRA
1343 DIOQUINO, CAZYLYN PASCUA
1344 DIRAMPATEN, PHOEBE JADE VILLARANTE
1345 DIRECTO, LUX DOMINIQUE LIM
1346 DISOMANGCOP, LEILANNIE TAMPI
1347 DISTAJO, DONNIE RAY GERMO
1348 DIVINAGRACIA, DORIS GAMAY
1349 DIZON, BLESSIE LAXAMANA
1350 DIZON, BRENDO GLENN ALFARO
1351 DIZON, EIZEL TIAMSON
1352 DIZON, JAYSON ARTUZ
1353 DIZON, JONI CAPUNO
1354 DIZON, JOY CARATERO
1355 DIZON, RAPHAEL JAMES FERMIN
1356 DOCTOLERO, ANNE MARGUERITE GUIA
1357 DOCTOLERO, MARIA LHIEZEL RABARA
1358 DOGWE, DIVINA VILLANUEVA
1359 DOLAR, SHIRLY BORIBOR
1360 DOLORES, HAROLD UCHI
1361 DOLOT, JEROME LASAY
1362 DOMAGAS, JOAN PORCEL
1363 DOMANTAY, KATRINA YANCE
1364 DOMINGO, ANDRAE MONIC QUINTOS
1365 DOMINGO, FERNANDO JR ROQUE
1366 DOMINGO, MARICRIS ENDRACA
1367 DOMINGO, MELGREG MICA
1368 DOMINNO, BLESSING KITH PAJARILLO
1369 DOMO, CARLO JAMES MONTES
1370 DONASCO, GERLIE BULAO
1371 DONATO, JEFFREY OCADO
1372 DONATO, RACHEL ANN FELICIANO
1373 DONATO, SUZANNE CAASI
1374 DONAYRE, MARY JANE PARILLA
1375 DONCERAS, CHEROKEE ROSE YOPO
1376 DONES, JANE RIZALENE WATSON
1377 DONGON, CHINO MARTINEZ
1378 DOSAL, KHIES KIMBERLY
1379 DOSONO, ALEXANDER SACLAO
1380 DOÑA, ANALYN UMIPIG
1381 DUARTE, SHERI MAE HIDALGO
1382 DUATIN, MAY ANN ALICAYCAY
1383 DUBLIN, ERNA MALANDAC
1384 DUBLIN, LORA GRACE NATAD
1385 DUCA, ERRIK MARTIN LASOLA
1386 DUCALLAS, CHARLES ANTHONY CABILAN
1387 DUCAY, REMEDIOS ARRANGUEZ
1388 DUCUSIN, MARJORIE OCAMPO
1389 DUCUT, ENRICO FLORES
1390 DUEÑAS, MARIA FE LUZETTE AROY
1391 DUGAY, ERIK JON VICTORIA
1392 DULATAS, MELANIE DUMIGPI
1393 DULAY, JOANNE RHEA BACIERTO
1394 DUMADAG, JOAN HINAUTAN
1395 DUMAGAS, ROSALIE APONGOL
1396 DUQUE, LANI AGCAOILI
1397 DURANA, DARLYN JOY BETANSOS
1398 DUROLFO, MARIA ANGELICA PEREZ
1399 DY, EDAINE RICCI EDMALIN
1400 DY, JOCEL MARIE GOTERA
1401 DY CHAUCO, FERNANDO PADILLA
1402 DYCAICO, AILEEN GAIL SISON
1403 EBBES, OSCAR LICDAN
1404 EBDANI, MARC JOSEPH CAPACIO
1405 EBIO, JEFFREY RAPIZA
1406 EBORA, MARK ANDREW MARALIT
1407 ECHAVARRE, JOHN ANDREW LOQUINERIO
1408 ECHEGORIN, EVALYN YANOS
1409 ECHEM, EDU MAAGAD
1410 ECUAN, GENIA FELISA BAANI
1411 EDA, MIGUELITO FRANCIS INFANTE
1412 EDILLOR, CHAR THERESE REYES
1413 EDRADAN, IAN BULABOG
1414 EDUAVE, MICHAEL AUTIDA
1415 EGOS, KATHRYNE MONARES
1416 EHADA, NAPOLEON AFUNDAR
1417 EJANDA, ALFIE CATATMON
1418 ELANO, RACHEL DELOS SANTOS
1419 ELEDA, AREN ROSE VALDEZ
1420 ELENTORIO, EDZELBETH RIVERA
1421 ELENZANO, KRISTINE MARIE CANAYON
1422 ELIGOYO, SALVADOR MANCILLA
1423 ELISEO, ROMMEL JAMES VALENTINO
1424 ELLARTE, GLORIVIE TAGUIAM
1425 ELLOSO, CLARIZE JOYCE BATHAN
1426 ELVAMBUENA, MARJORIE PADUA
1427 EMBAT, ANGELIN ZAPANTA
1428 EMBATE, KRIZZA MAY CUÑADO
1429 EMPRESE, EGBERT CARABOT
1430 ENAYA, ANGIEBEL PADECIO
1431 ENCINA, JESSICA ALVAR
1432 ENDAYA, JENNIFER GRACE DALANGIN
1433 ENOC, LESTERH DE LA SALDE
1434 ENOPIA, LYNDEL NANOL
1435 ENOPIA, PERLITA VILLACRUEL
1436 ENRIQUEZ, NIÑO BENTAZAL
1437 ENRIQUEZ, ROSA DALYA SANTOS
1438 ENRIQUEZ, SHERRY JANE AMAR
1439 ENTERIA, EDELYN AGASANG
1440 ENTICO, JONATHAN GRANADOS
1441 EPHAN, GENELYN HAGOPIT
1442 ERAN, GABRIELLE JAMES CHUA
1443 ERCILLA, CHARIE BAJARO
1444 ERGUIZA, JESSICA FERNANDEZ
1445 ERVAS, CLARICE DOTE
1446 ESCAL, VALERIE THRUELEN
1447 ESCANDER, SITTIE YANESA-DJUHARA ARINDIG
1448 ESCANO, BIANCA CAMILLE DE OCAMPO
1449 ESCOL, KRIZZIA MAY BURDEOS
1450 ESCOSIA, ALVIN GERARD TADENA
1451 ESCOSIO, GLENDA CERDONIO
1452 ESCOTON, APRIL GRACE SIATAN
1453 ESCRUPOLO, RACHEL ANDRADA
1454 ESCUDERO, MARIA JENELLE VERSOZA
1455 ESCUETA, NEIL ARJAY TAGAOC
1456 ESEO, CARLO RHAY SILVEO
1457 ESER, KHARIZA FE FULLEROS
1458 ESON, VENUS DE CASTRO
1459 ESPANTO, JEABZELLE LYNE MONGE
1460 ESPARES, ANNA MARGARITA MANZANERO
1461 ESPARES, SHEILA GAJO
1462 ESPAÑOL, DANDIE CONCHA
1463 ESPAÑOLA, ADRIAN GIL CAÑEDO
1464 ESPAÑOLA, JINKY JECINO
1465 ESPE, FLORI JOY PLAZA
1466 ESPERANZA, GRACEIN EUGENIO
1467 ESPINAS, ARIANNE ZALVY ESCALA
1468 ESPINOSA, JENNIFER ROSE BACSAL
1469 ESPINOSA, JOESELLE DELEÑA
1470 ESPINOSA, JOSEPHINE OMANDAM
1471 ESPIRIDION, RAEMART KARL MAYOR
1472 ESPIRITU, CINDY LIMBO
1473 ESPIRITU, KAREN CASTILLO
1474 ESPIÑA, MELODY ORTINEZ
1475 ESPIÑA, NERIAN ORTINEZ
1476 ESPONILLA, REA SARMIENTO
1477 ESPOS, JOLENE COSIO
1478 ESQUILLO, PRECIOUS LOVE YU
1479 ESTACIO, ELAINE ESGUERRA
1480 ESTACIO, NERISSA MAGTOTO
1481 ESTACIO, RICKY MARTIN ALORRO
1482 ESTAVILLO, RIXON CASAPAO
1483 ESTEVES, REGINE KHAY MERTO
1484 ESTILO, EDWARD RAY CAGATA
1485 ESTIMADA, PAULA PATRICIA CASTRO
1486 ESTIOKO, ARMIE GADONG
1487 ESTIOKO, MYLENE VILORIA
1488 ESTOMO, MYRRYLYN CHRYSANTHEMUM AYSON
1489 ESTORES, NAOMI RUTH SAUQUILLO
1490 ESTRADA, JOCHE JOSIE CAWALING
1491 ESTRADA, RUSTY BOCALA
1492 ESTRELLA, JONNAH MANDALEJO
1493 ESTRELLA, ZENAIDA BENITEZ
1494 ESTRELLADO, JAYLYN ANN CAMARA
1495 ESTRELLES, JASON STA INES
1496 EUGENIO, MARY GRACE MUYCO
1497 EUGENIO, RUFFA DEUNA
1498 EUSEBIO, ARNEL OCAÑA
1499 EUSEBIO, MARK CHRISTOPHER DELOS SANTOS
1500 EVANGELISTA, ANA MARGARITA SIMBAHAN
1501 EVANGELISTA, APRIL ZAIREEN BACAY
1502 EVANGELISTA, PATRICIA ARABELLA MANSALAPUS
1503 EVANGELISTA, RENESON SAMAR
1504 EXCONDE, DIGBAY SILVA
1505 EYOY, ROMEL BARICUATRO
1506 FABELEÑA, DONNA BELENO
1507 FABELLA, JAYMARK GUTIERREZ
1508 FABIAN, JESSIELLE ANN COLON
1509 FABICO, KATRINA MARIE SANTOS
1510 FABILLAN, MELVIN IGNACIO
1511 FABITO, YOLLY JR MESANA
1512 FABREAG, MARICRIS FLORES
1513 FABRIGAS, MARK NIÑO BIASCAN
1514 FACUN, CHERIE LYN DUPITAS
1515 FACUNLA, ROMEL PATUBO
1516 FADEROGAO, MARY ANGELIE GUNTAN
1517 FAIGMANE, CARLA OLARTE
1518 FAILMA, DEVY DARWIN DANCEL
1519 FAILOGA, ANDREI RALPH GUERRERO
1520 FAJARDO, CLAIRE ANN QUINDARA
1521 FAJARDO, HANNA VICTORIA TOLENTINO
1522 FAJARDO, JHEREMIAH MINTON
1523 FAJARDO, JOSELITO SIOCO
1524 FAJARDO, PATRICIA MARIE CALMA
1525 FALAG-EY, TRACY ACOFO
1526 FALALIMPA, ANALYN ALMENDAREZ
1527 FALLERA, JUSTICE MARIE HERRERA
1528 FALSARIO, HAZEL LOVERAS
1529 FAMADICO, CHARISH ANNE FAZ
1530 FAMADICO, CHRISTOPHER JOHN GOJO CRUZ
1531 FAMINI, MYLA FAMILARA
1532 FAMORCA, FIONA MARIE USIGAN
1533 FAMUDULAN, ARCHIE FERRER
1534 FANGON, MARIA TERESA VIERNES
1535 FANTONIA, MC JOHN PAUL ALMAZAN
1536 FARIA, KENNETH BABIANO
1537 FARUYAN, JONALYN FAN-ANG
1538 FEDERICO, GIRLIE PINGOL
1539 FEDERIS, MARRY ANN CATUBAO
1540 FELICIA, ROELA FAYE FALCON
1541 FELIPE, LAILANIE JOY SOLIS
1542 FERIA, MARIE DARLENE PAJE
1543 FERNANDEZ, CHARMI MARGARET VICENTE
1544 FERNANDEZ, DARWIN DAVE MAHAGUAY
1545 FERNANDEZ, DIANA ABALA
1546 FERNANDEZ, DONNAFER GARCIA
1547 FERNANDEZ, GABRIEL BOY DIZON
1548 FERNANDEZ, GRACE TATO
1549 FERNANDEZ, GRETCHEN ASENDENTE
1550 FERNANDEZ, KAREN PEÑALOSA
1551 FERNANDEZ, KATRINA ESCALANTE
1552 FERNANDEZ, LUANNE KRESIA BARREDO
1553 FERNANDEZ, MICHAEL JORDAN POROL
1554 FERNANDEZ, NESTOR JR TUMAMPIL
1555 FERNANDEZ, ROWEE ANN CASTILLO
1556 FERNANDO, ELICE JOAN JAUCO
1557 FERRANCULLO, HAZEL ANN DE LA CRUZ
1558 FERRAREN, JOAN CALUMPANG
1559 FERRER, CANDICE MORGAN TIU
1560 FERRER, DYANE DIAZ
1561 FERRER, JHOYRIC BORROMEO
1562 FERRERA, MARIE LIZETTE SARREAL
1563 FERRERA, ROWENA ANGELIQUE AZORES
1564 FETALCO, KERT ARSMEL ELEP
1565 FETALVERO, ALVIN EXTRA
1566 FETALVERO, APRIL ROSE PINGOL
1567 FEUDO, JONATHAN REY FETALVERO
1568 FIESTADA, JERAMIE ANN FORFIEDA
1569 FILIO, DONNA MAE VALDEMORO
1570 FLORENDO, KATHERINE GAY VALERA
1571 FLORENDO, MARY JANE PANES
1572 FLORENTINO, LEAH VEGA
1573 FLORES, DANILO JR SABALDANA
1574 FLORES, FRAYM ZAMORA
1575 FLORES, JED ROEM TORNO
1576 FLORES, JENNIELYN LOZADA
1577 FLORES, KATHERINE LUGTU
1578 FLORES, KENETH BUENO
1579 FLORES, KRISTINA BERNADETTE PARDILLO
1580 FLORES, MARY ROSE MAGBANUA
1581 FLORES, NELIA ARROYO
1582 FLORES, QUEENIE RAMONES
1583 FLORESCA, PAOLO ROMAN PRUDENCIO ELARMO
1584 FOJAS, RIA NELMIDA
1585 FONTILLAS, MARICEL ATRERO
1586 FORES, MICHELLE ANGELICA ABILA
1587 FORGALIDAD, JOHN RAY BELLIN
1588 FORMELOZA, REINA LOBA
1589 FORONDA, FRANCIS ACEDO
1590 FORTES, JO-ANN SILI
1591 FORTUNATO, ROSALITA TELESFORO
1592 FRANCISCO, ARLENE CALIGUIA
1593 FRANCISCO, CHRISTIAN ALDRIN TORRES
1594 FRANCISCO, CHUCK MOISES SORIANO
1595 FRANCISCO, JOAN MERCADO
1596 FRANCISCO, JOBELLE MAPUTE
1597 FRANCISCO, MONICA JULIAN
1598 FRANCISCO, PAUL SIMON ACOSTA
1599 FRANCISCO, REMUEL MENDOZA
1600 FRANCISCO, RIDA PAMA
1601 FRANCO, LINDLEY PAQUERA
1602 FRESCO, JORDAN
1603 FRIAS, MARIA MAGDALENA CRUZ
1604 FRONDA, RHEA-MAE SOSA
1605 FRUCTUOSO, DEMETRIO JR LAGMAY
1606 FRUELDA, CELY FALOGME
1607 FUENTES, DESIREE BATIQUIN
1608 FUENTES, ROSEMARIE LABUYO
1609 FULGUERINAS, LILY DAWN ESPINA
1610 FUNTANAR, JONEL BAJAMUNDE
1611 FURIGAY, JERSON FRANCISCO
1612 FURIGAY, JOAN ABOGADO
1613 GAA, ROSE ANN ATIENZA
1614 GABAC, ROUE BAUTISTA
1615 GABIA, SHIENA ATIENZA
1616 GABONADA, ARRIANE ACABA
1617 GABORNE, JENIE MAYLIM
1618 GABRIEL, DONNA FINNA MARIE JIMENEZ
1619 GABRILLO, ROMMEL SABADO
1620 GABUYA, SHEILA DAY APACIBLE
1621 GACIS, NIÑAVELE DE CHAVEZ
1622 GACULA, RONELL SERRANO
1623 GACUTAN, LIEZEL REYES
1624 GACUTAN, RONELYN TUPPIL
1625 GACUTNO, DEXIE JEAN ABORDO
1626 GACUTNO, FELMAR LOSTE
1627 GADONG, JAY PASADILLA
1628 GAGALAC, JEMELICA CATAPANG
1629 GAGALANG, MARK ANTHONY NAZARENO
1630 GAGANI, CHARISSE AMADOR
1631 GALA, MARJUN NAVA
1632 GALABAY, HY-NOON MEDRANO
1633 GALAMAY, GLAIZEL MAY BAUTISTA
1634 GALAMAY, JERILYN JAY FACUN
1635 GALANG, AILEEN VICENTE
1636 GALANG, GABRIEL VICTOR ALFARO
1637 GALANG, KARLA YSABEL LOPEZ
1638 GALANO, GERARDINE ANN LUCIS
1639 GALANO, JOSE BUGARIN
1640 GALARPE, JEFFREY DE MESA
1641 GALASINAO, MARIE GRACE PAGUYU
1642 GALEOS, GEOFEL GALANO
1643 GALERA, MA JERAMAE OLIVEROS
1644 GALICIA, ABEGAIL MONTALBO
1645 GALICIA, CARL JERUE ABELLA
1646 GALICINAO, JOHN ANGELO SAGUCIO
1647 GALIMBAS, KIM RICHARD PONDIVILLA
1648 GALIN, MYLA DESIREE GALICHA
1649 GALLARDO, AGNES MARCELO
1650 GALLEGO, CLIFF JIM MORATA
1651 GALMAN, CHARMAINE MAGANTE
1652 GALVEZ, DONNABELLE ANOTA
1653 GALVEZ, KENNETH BENERI ALBOTRA
1654 GAMAD, MARIZ BALMORES
1655 GAMAS, MARL RYPRI SALMO
1656 GAMBOA, APRIL MAE DOMINGUEZ
1657 GAMBOA, CLARENCE EMBANG
1658 GAMELLA, ISABEL NOREENA ONDA
1659 GAN, MARGARET PERALTA
1660 GANAN, RAMON CHRISTOPHER
1661 GANARIAS, JENNYLYN LUMBAQUIN
1662 GANDA, MAE ANN GRACE CASTILLO
1663 GANDECILA, VICHELLENE LUNA
1664 GANDEZA, MILLICENT CONDAYA
1665 GANDIA, DIANA KAMILLE BALDOVINO
1666 GANI, SHARIEF ALAWI DIATOR
1667 GANITNIT, EMILY FAUSTINO
1668 GANNABAN, JOANA MARIE JACINTO
1669 GANZON, PETER SIMON SANCHEZ
1670 GAPOL, JEMIMA MAE TUBAL
1671 GARAY, APRIL CHRISTINE MUYCO
1672 GARAY, JENNY LEE AUSTRIA
1673 GARAÑA, LEONEL MARTINEZ
1674 GARCHITORENA, MONICA YUSON
1675 GARCIA, AMOR BEGNAEN
1676 GARCIA, ANNA MARIE VALDIVIEZO
1677 GARCIA, ANNE LORAINE CADELIÑA
1678 GARCIA, AVNER TAÑAQUIN
1679 GARCIA, BON MARK ALCAIN
1680 GARCIA, ELDON PEÑA
1681 GARCIA, EVELYN NABAYRA
1682 GARCIA, FLORENE FLORES
1683 GARCIA, GERARD MICHAEL BABALA
1684 GARCIA, GREN MCDON EGIPTO
1685 GARCIA, JAZMINE COSTALES
1686 GARCIA, JOY LOU MARIE PIELAGO
1687 GARCIA, LEANDRO MACADANGDANG
1688 GARCIA, LERIAN ETHYL CABATAN
1689 GARCIA, MARIA CRISTINA COLIAT
1690 GARCIA, MICHAEL DELA CRUZ
1691 GARCIA, NIKO ANCHETA
1692 GARCIA, ROMNICK NARTE
1693 GARCIA, WILZAM DARRYL MARAVELES
1694 GARRIDO, FRANCE SEAMARA TANCINCO
1695 GARRIDO, KEEN ALBELOU BERNADEZ
1696 GASCON, GADIEL LABUAC
1697 GASING, MA SARAH CASIPLE
1698 GASPAR, MILLIE ROSE YAMBOT
1699 GASPAY, REAGAN TUBAT
1700 GATAY, LESTER KILAYON
1701 GATBONTON, JOSE RAMONCITO CRUZ
1702 GATBONTON, MYRA SALGADO
1703 GATCHALIAN, GIANCARLO BARCELONA
1704 GATDULA, CLARK OLAN
1705 GATDULA, ORLYN NAVARRO
1706 GATPO, CEMIR ONG
1707 GATUS, GRECHELLE DUMENSEL
1708 GAUANG, JOEL MARIANO
1709 GAUDIA, ROVINSON SIAPNO
1710 GAURANO, SUZETTE MARIE TAJONERA
1711 GAUTANI, GILBERT DE JESUS
1712 GAUUAN, SHIRILYN DELA CRUZ
1713 GAVINE, NICOLE DAWN LLAMAS
1714 GAVIOLA, ANTONETTE HERMOSILLA
1715 GAW, MARGARET LIMBONHAI
1716 GAWARAN, JARMAINE BENEDICT FRANCISCO
1717 GAWARAN, MAE ANNE AREVALO
1718 GAYA, CATHERINE PALABRICA
1719 GAYAO, RAHMINA KABEL
1720 GELARIO, FLOREZA LARA MOMBLAN
1721 GELERA, ANNA MARIE TOLOSA
1722 GELMAN, JANETLYN KIMMAYONG
1723 GEMINA, KAREN PEREZ
1724 GENEROSO, ANDROLEE DEVEZA
1725 GENOVA, XANIA DASIG
1726 GENOVIA, APRIL JENN SOLOMON
1727 GEPILGA, ANN GIELYN BUENAFLOR
1728 GERABAN, CHRISTIAN JAMES OBIA
1729 GERNA, GIZETTE CARLA JAVIER
1730 GERON, ANGELICA CUSTODIO
1731 GERON, GINA ROSE DAFUN
1732 GERONIMO, GLADYS GONZALES
1733 GIGANTE, MARY ROSE ZAPUES
1734 GIGATO, KAREN GRACE GELLANGALA
1735 GIMENA, ELOISA GAY LANDOY
1736 GIMENEZ, RECIA JANE MAGALLANES
1737 GIMENO, SHALYMAR ESTOCAPIO
1738 GINGOYON, JESSICA GEOLIN
1739 GLORIOSO, MARIA RITA GOZUM
1740 GO, JAYPEE JAMES OREBIANA
1741 GO, KATHRYN ANNE CHUA
1742 GO, MARK ANTHONY SOUSA
1743 GO, MICHAEL STEPHEN CHUA
1744 GODINO, CZARENA BRINGAS
1745 GOLOSINO, ROVIR IAN MACAHITAS
1746 GOMEZ, KENNETH ELROD BALTAZAR
1747 GOMEZ, MAAN BORJA
1748 GOMEZ, MARY ROCHEN BUYAGON
1749 GONO, JOHN CARLO AQUINO
1750 GONZAGA, ALOYSIUS BENEDICT VESTAL
1751 GONZAGA, CYRILL BIEN ADRIANO
1752 GONZAGA, JIMLENE STA ROSA
1753 GONZAGA, MARK IVAN RODEROS
1754 GONZAGA, RIA TIA LUCHIN
1755 GONZAGA, ROGELIO JAMIE REGIS
1756 GONZALES, AIDRINE ARAGON
1757 GONZALES, AILLENE ORINES
1758 GONZALES, BENJO MILAN
1759 GONZALES, DOVIE LOU CUTA
1760 GONZALES, JANINE GRACE BADIOLA
1761 GONZALES, JAY LATUMBO
1762 GONZALES, KATHERINE CABINGAO
1763 GONZALES, KRISTINE JOY BERNABE
1764 GONZALES, MA TERESA ALARCON
1765 GONZALES, MARIA TERESA SANTIAGO
1766 GONZALES, MARIE JANE CRUZ
1767 GONZALES, REENA SHAYNE RAZON
1768 GONZALES, RENE CHRISTOPHER BURCE
1769 GONZALES, SHERYLL ANNE ASILO
1770 GONZALES, SHIELLA MENGUITO
1771 GONZALES, YLAINE LARANIO
1772 GONZALEZ, FLORENTINE ANN NAHID
1773 GOPEZ, MARY JANE DELA CRUZ
1774 GORDO, RITZELLE DEL MONTE
1775 GORDULA, CARLA MARIZ BLASTIQUE
1776 GORNEZ, JUSTINE DINGLASA
1777 GOROSPE, ERNALYN ACANTILADO
1778 GOSIENGFIAO, MONICA PILAPIL
1779 GOZUN, EDCEL BONDOC
1780 GOZUN, MARY GRACE DAVID
1781 GRANDE, VERLENE ARELLANO
1782 GRANIL, ANDRES JR PARAZO
1783 GRECIA, WENNONAH PEROY
1784 GREGORE, BRYAN FERNANDEZ
1785 GREGORIO, NORIEL FLORES
1786 GRENGIA, KAREEN SORDILLA
1787 GRIBIALDE, JEMALYN BARREDA
1788 GRIMALDO, RANZEL BUNANI
1789 GROSPE, JUNNEL SALVADORA
1790 GUADALUPE, KRISTINE FLORES
1791 GUADALUPE, NOEMI AQUINO
1792 GUALBERTO, CARL CHRISTIAN ABUBO
1793 GUANZON, CHRISTIAN PAUL BERNARDO
1794 GUANZON, MARIA THERESA AMADOR
1795 GUARDIANO, CHARLOTTE GALOSMO
1796 GUARIN, LOURDES ANA ACAY
1797 GUATLO, GELYN MAY DALIDA
1798 GUBALLO, ALVIN SARMIENTO
1799 GUBAN, ARWIN VELASCO
1800 GUECO, ZENITH BONSOL
1801 GUERRA, KIDDIE KARL BALLARTA
1802 GUERRERO, CRESCENCIO JR TAWATAO
1803 GUERRERO, CZESAR DUMALE
1804 GUERRERO, DAYLEN ENTERIA
1805 GUERRERO, KRISNAH PIROS
1806 GUEVARRA, AIZA DEVERA
1807 GUEVARRA, AMY JANE TALPLACIDO
1808 GUEVARRA, BRANDON PAMINTUAN
1809 GUEVARRA, KAREN MANAPUL
1810 GUEVARRA, KERVIN ROSS ALBAY
1811 GUEVARRA, MELVIN MITANTE
1812 GUEVARRA, REYLISA MANDI
1813 GUIBONE, JINCKY QUIJADA
1814 GUIEB, DREO BADUA
1815 GUILING, ASNIA BANSAO
1816 GUILLERMO, JIEPEBUN VALDEZ
1817 GUILLERMO, WINNIE SALVOSA
1818 GUIMARAS, DEBORAH PRECIADO
1819 GUIMBA, AYZEL CHIEL ECHON
1820 GUINAL, CAIRONISA SEMBLANTE
1821 GUINAYON, JEAN LISETTE SUSCANO
1822 GUINTO, MARIE ANTONNETTE JUAN
1823 GUINTU, COLEEN ANN ESPIRITU
1824 GUIRIBA, MICHAEL VALENCIANO
1825 GUITANG, RALPH JEROME ARCEDERA
1826 GUIVAC, ALAINE BENES
1827 GULLON, CHARLEMAGNE SARIO
1828 GULLON, SHERRY MAE DAMOYAN
1829 GUMINTAD, MARIA KRISTINE OCULAM
1830 GUNGON, MARY GRACE GARCIA
1831 GUPID, EDWIN MACA
1832 GURO, NORJANAH ISMAEL
1833 GURON, JESSIE TUNGPALAN
1834 GUTIERREZ, ARIANE CARANIWAN
1835 GUTIERREZ, JENNELYN BARCELONA
1836 GUTIERREZ, JOHN PAULO QUISQUIS
1837 GUTIERREZ, JOSEPH MIGUEL MANALO
1838 GUTIERREZ, KIERNEL TOLENTINO
1839 GUZAREM, GERALANE VERA
1840 GUZMAN, JANELLE RINGOR
1841 H ABDULKARIM, YASMIN MAMA
1842 HA, IRISH KRISTINE MENDOZA
1843 HABACON, ELLEN JOY SIENES
1844 HABOC, JOAN BAILON
1845 HADAP, OLIVER GAYON
1846 HADJINASSER, RYAN MOHAMMAD MACARADI
1847 HALILI, LENARD IAN QUITORIANO
1848 HAMED, TALIB JR MAMINTAL
1849 HAMOY, MICHAEL ANGELO AMOR
1850 HECHANOVA, FRANCES ABENOJA
1851 HERAWON, RICKY JEAN FORMON
1852 HERMOSA, CATHERINE RAMOS
1853 HERNAN, CATHERINE MARQUITA
1854 HERNANDEZ, CHARISH MAY VISTAL
1855 HERNANDEZ, ELLEN ROSE RUBIS
1856 HERNANDEZ, FATIMA JOY SAMPAN
1857 HERNANDEZ, KRISTINE JANELLE CONCEPCION
1858 HERNANDEZ, MARIA KATRINA ARIANA TUAZON
1859 HERNANDEZ, MIA JANE COMETA
1860 HERNANDEZ, PATRICIA ERIKA BAYER
1861 HERNANDEZ, RAYMOND GALLARDO
1862 HERNANDEZ, ROSERIA ARIAS
1863 HERNANDEZ, ZERNAN ARQUERO
1864 HERNANDO, MARFE AISSA MARGATE
1865 HERNANDO, MARICEL FERNANDEZ
1866 HERRERA, ELAINE MARIE SARES
1867 HERRERA, MA ISABEL REVIS
1868 HIBAYA, ANTHONY YU
1869 HIDALGO, KRISHAH DINGLASA
1870 HILOT, JOHN CARLO DEL RIO
1871 HINGPIT, SHEILA MAE PIQUIT
1872 HIPE, HARVEY CAESAR FORRO
1873 HIPOLITO, ERVIN ESPORNA
1874 HIPOLITO, EVELYN ALAP
1875 HIPOLITO, JERELYNN BATACLAN
1876 HIPOLITO, KHRISTINA CAMILLE SANCHEZ
1877 HIPONIA, SAM JONES CASTRO
1878 HIRANG, MARC ANGELO GARFILLO
1879 HIYAO, CARIZA ARGANDA
1880 HIZON, MA ANGELIQUE BALDOVINO
1881 HOMERES, MARIA NESSA LABARRETE
1882 HONORICA, MICHELLE RIOVEROS
1883 HONTANOSAS, CHUCHI GUIMBARDA
1884 HORA, FROILAN ESCANDOR
1885 HORNILLA, JANE MORANTE
1886 HORNILLA, KATHRINA DE GUZMAN
1887 HOSEÑA, MARIA ARIZZA PANGILINAN
1888 HOSHIAI, MIYUKI PAYUMO
1889 HUANG, LESLIE ANNE GANIHONG
1890 HUDENCIAL, KAREN DY
1891 HUENDA, KRISTAL JOY AFABLE
1892 HUFALAR, JACKIE LOU GRAYCOCHEA
1893 HUI, MARIA KRISS ANNE RIOCA
1894 HUIT, REGINE GABITIN
1895 IBANGA, LOVELYN SANTANDER
1896 IBARDOLAZA, IZEL DALMACIO
1897 IBARRA, IRISH SANDAGON
1898 IBARRA, KAREN KAY SINGSON
1899 IBASCO, FRANCES JAMEY AZUTILLO
1900 IBAÑEZ, ABIGAIL LIM
1901 IBAÑEZ, ELISSE ESLAVA
1902 IBAÑEZ, LOVELY DIAZ
1903 IBO, RICHARD ALDRIN MAQUIDATO
1904 IBONG, JERALDINE BAUTISTA
1905 ICBAN, JOANA MARIE CAPALAD
1906 IGAYA, PRINCESS LIWANAG
1907 IGLESIAS, KAREN KRIS PADUA
1908 IGLESIAS, PEEJEE BALEGAN
1909 IGNACIO, JENNY LYN MANALANSAN
1910 IGNACIO, LERMA MANALOTO
1911 IGNACIO, MARIA LOURDES SABANDAL
1912 IGNACIO, NIKKI JOYCE DELA CRUZ
1913 ILAGA, RODORALYN DAÑO
1914 ILAGAN, SHERRYL LANDICHO
1915 ILAGAN, SOPHIA MARIE DEOCAMPO
1916 ILARDE, MARIBETH SENOCBIT
1917 ILASIN, MARY CONCEPCION TELPO
1918 ILEDAN, MARLO THEODORE RENDON
1919 IMPERIAL, BRYAN PAGBILAO
1920 INACAY, RONN MICHAEL ADONIS
1921 INALGAN, JERALD ALBERCA
1922 INCHOCO, FRANCIS JR ARANA
1923 INDIANO, CORBEN TINAMPAY
1924 INDUCTIVO, PAUL DAVID REFUGIO
1925 INFANTE, DAISY NARIZ
1926 INGALLA, MELCHOR IGAYA
1927 INGATAN, CHRIS IAN DIMAS
1928 INOCENCIO, JONETTE ESCOBIDO
1929 INSIGNE, CATHERINE SABALLO
1930 IPAC, DARYL PANCHA
1931 IRANZO, KATHLEEN MARIE JACOB
1932 ISIP, MARIDIE BERNADOS
1933 ISIP, REDEN JAY CONCEPCION
1934 ISLA, MARK ANTHONY FAJARDO
1935 ISLETA, MARVIN RAY MANALO
1936 ISON, JOBERT MARTINEZ
1937 ITABLE, LORIEFE JANE PICARDAL
1938 ITIM, JOCELYN DIONALDO
1939 JABLA, FREXIBELLE CALIPES
1940 JACA, ALAIN REEV MACUL
1941 JACA, RENADITH APPLE BOLOY
1942 JACABA, JELLYN IBARRA
1943 JACINTO, BRYANT ARANICO
1944 JACINTO, ERIC JAMES VALENCIA
1945 JACOB, ARIANE KAY SERQUIÑA
1946 JACOB, JESSE JAMES MINA
1947 JACOB, ODESSA CRISTINE PERNITO
1948 JALA, MARJUN TELMO
1949 JALBUENA, JEANNE ANN JAYNAR
1950 JAMILA, JASMINE GARGANTILLA
1951 JAMON, LIANNE MAE NIGOZA
1952 JANDOC, JAY MARK MEDRANO
1953 JANIOLA, MARY CHARIS DELAGON
1954 JANOLINO, ANGELO RICO BARLETA
1955 JAQUE, WEL JEAN MARABA
1956 JAQUILMO, KRISTYLL BASILLA
1957 JARCIA, MARY FRANCIS GRACE DE LUNA
1958 JARDIN, LEA MANALO
1959 JARDINO, SHIELA ROSE LUKBAN
1960 JARINA, NELITA BADE
1961 JARME, JOSE DONATO STA ANA
1962 JARO, DANILO JASTINE MARIANO
1963 JASA, YVETTE KRISTEL ALIWALAS
1964 JAVELLANA, SIENA LOUISE OLAVE
1965 JAVIER, ARNOLD LAGULA
1966 JAVIER, GERALDINE MAYE ROOT
1967 JAVIER, LOURICE FANDIÑO
1968 JAVIER, MARJORIE BUCAYU
1969 JAVIERTO, LYKA MENES
1970 JAVILLONAR, PEEJAY AGGUIO
1971 JAZARENO, MARIA LIZA MAGAYAGA
1972 JECONG, JOHN PAUL MIKO
1973 JERESANO, ARLES JR DOLLESIN
1974 JIMENEZ, JASMIN JOY CERINA
1975 JIMENEZ, MARA MAE LAZATIN
1976 JIMENEZ, MARIE MAY TOLING
1977 JIMENO, EIEN BASAGAN
1978 JOCSON, MARIA JOSETTE PASCUAL
1979 JOHNSON, SHERLYN MAY VILLAMOR
1980 JORDAN, JASON LOIS MACARAIG
1981 JORDAN, MICHAEL ANTHONY SUPANGCO
1982 JORDAS, JOSELITO BASTE
1983 JOSEPH, MYRRH PINARA
1984 JUAN TONG, MAZIE ANN JON
1985 JUANITO, ANA DELFINO
1986 JUELE, JEFF STEVEN CURVA
1987 JULO, MA VICTORIA GUIYAB
1988 JUMALON, WENDY RECEDE
1989 JUMAWAN, KRISTINE JOY FERNANDEZ
1990 JUNATAS, CYNTHIA CUARES
1991 JUNTONG, ELSAN BACOY
1992 JURANES, JOSEPH LAURITO
1993 JUSI, RALPH RAYMOND
1994 JUSTO, PATRICK MAURICIO
1995 KADIL, KAL KAUSAR SUNGSAI
1996 KATIGBAK, MARY ROSE AMODENTE
1997 KELLY, WARLITO MALUGDOS
1998 KHO, KRISTINE GRACE LIM
1999 KIAT-ONG, DARLING ROSE TANGONAN
2000 KUA, JED FRAYNE UY
2001 KUA, JOAN GAW
2002 KUBON, NORHAID DANIAL
2003 KUKAS, ELIAS JOHN DADIVAS
2004 LA TORRE, MICHELLE CARPIO
2005 LABASAN, PRECIOUS MAE DE GUZMAN
2006 LABAYO, RECCY MAY CELLS
2007 LABINDAO, MARIBETH LOMUGDANG
2008 LABITAD, RENMER JOHN ABABON
2009 LABORTE, JACQUELYN FABIAN
2010 LABRA, JUVERYCK GREGORY ZAYAS
2011 LACABA, SARAH JANE MANALO
2012 LACANG, CAROL ANN CASAMAYOR
2013 LACAP, EMERALD PAGUIA
2014 LACDO-O, EMELITA ANDRADE
2015 LACEBAL, IRIS KRISTINE DAJA
2016 LACHICA, JULIE ANN BAZAR
2017 LACNO, NOMER MOLINA
2018 LACONICO, PRINCESS CAMILLE PASCUAL
2019 LACORTE, HESZEL VUN LORA
2020 LACORTE, SHARMAINE PAULINE PUYO
2021 LACSAMANA, ALMYRA ABELLANOSA
2022 LACSI, CHRISTIAN AGUSTIN
2023 LACSON, JESSICA VALDEZ
2024 LACSON, ROSA MICCA FRANCIA
2025 LADIM, MARK JOSEPH RAMIREZ
2026 LAGAMIA, KRISTINE GARCIA
2027 LAGARTA, MARVIN SORIANO
2028 LAGDA, MARIE JOY HILARIO
2029 LAGO, JAYPEE LASTRILLA
2030 LAGONILLA, REINNIER TALBO
2031 LAGRADA, EDILINE CABELIZA
2032 LAGRIMAS, ALVIN REGASPI
2033 LAGUA, KRISTINE JOY ACOSTA
2034 LAGUNA, ANDREI NICO DE VERA
2035 LAGUNA, WENYLOU ROBLES
2036 LAGUNDI, MICHAEL NIÑO COLLANTES
2037 LAGUTING, NOREN GRACE GONZALES
2038 LAMPON, MARIA NORFELLY MONTEJO
2039 LANAG, LESLEY BUENO
2040 LANDAR, JEZEBEL ELVAS
2041 LANDIG, MELVIN PURI
2042 LANDRITO, MARY ROSE CACHUELA
2043 LANGGACAO, JANYX MIRYLL GUIKED
2044 LANTACA, SHEILA MARIE QUIJANO
2045 LANZADERAS, NOEMI SINAHON
2046 LAO, FROILAN CRIS DUAZO
2047 LAO, GENEVI DIANAH CANTILLEP
2048 LAPINIG, AILEEN KISMET REAL
2049 LAPIZ, JTHRINE DAYAP
2050 LAPSO, MARK EDWARD LLONO
2051 LAPUZ, ANA MAY MIGUEL
2052 LARA, MARIZ GALLARDO
2053 LARGO, ZERAH MAE ARTAJO
2054 LARIN, MURIEL BIANCA MANALO
2055 LARIOS, KARL LOUIE LEVINA
2056 LAROA, NELSON GIL OBBUS
2057 LASQUITE, MARIA JESSICA LAO-AY
2058 LASTIMOSA, PAULO CELESTINO ONAHON
2059 LASTRILLA, JOAN GANTE
2060 LATAWAN, DELIA CADATE
2061 LAUREANO, ROXANNE KATE DORION
2062 LAUREL, IRIS BRIONES
2063 LAURINO, LEAH GAPOR
2064 LAUT, SORAYA SALUBO
2065 LAVARES, JOEL ISAIAH SEMBRANO
2066 LAVERINTO, JEOY GALAPON
2067 LAVILLA, GIAN CARLO CASIPLE
2068 LAYA, CZARINA CLAIRE REYES
2069 LAYLO, ROUIZA MAE GARCIA
2070 LAYOS, JONALYN KINDAO
2071 LAYUG, JASEN DIZON
2072 LAYUGAN, JHO-ANNE AGUILAR
2073 LAZARO, KRISTOFFER JAYSON CAPERLAC
2074 LAZOL, PATRICIA ANGELA TALAVERA
2075 LEANILLO, JAHDI TOPACIO
2076 LEDESMA, MICHAEL ENRIQUEZ
2077 LEE, GILLIAN EVIDOR
2078 LEE, TOMMY LAURETA
2079 LEGARDA, HAZEL RENTUZA
2080 LEGARDA, PHIL ANGELO BAUN
2081 LEGASPI, CARLA VANESSA SANTIAGO
2082 LEGASPI, KIM CYRIL CARTALLA
2083 LEGION, SARAH JANE SUYAT
2084 LEJAT, JENNIFER SURINGA
2085 LENIZO, JOAN KARL LODOVICE
2086 LENON, TERESA MANALO
2087 LEONA, GUILLERMO VICTORIOSO
2088 LEONARDO, MA ARLEEN DELA CRUZ
2089 LEONARDO, MARIA XAVIERA TORRECAMPO
2090 LEONOR, JEANDEE FEI BILGERA
2091 LESTERIO, NIZZA PAREDES
2092 LEVERIZA, LADY JANE BAGADIONG
2093 LEYVA, MARICRIS DECAL
2094 LI, PAMELA YU
2095 LI, RAYMUND SIEGFRID ONG
2096 LI CHIA, MARIA LUISA CHUA
2097 LIAMZON, KRISTINE BERNADETTE SANTOS
2098 LIBALIB, LORELYN ESPEJO
2099 LIBATIQUE, RAYMUND CHAN
2100 LIBRADO, RIZA GAMANA
2101 LIBUNAO, PAUL ANGELO REFUGIO
2102 LICLICAN, MARY JANE ESTILLER
2103 LICYAYO, LHEA PAY-AN
2104 LIGAN, MARIA AHERMA SAMUYA
2105 LIGON, PATRICIA ANN RODRIGUEZ
2106 LIGSAY, JUNARSON ROBLES
2107 LIM, ARITHMETICO GONZALES
2108 LIM, BEN VINCENT AJEGA
2109 LIM, CELINA ISABEL VALDEZ
2110 LIM, ELAINE CHAN
2111 LIM, HANNAH YEE
2112 LIM, JELYN LOIS TAN
2113 LIM, JENNY CATHERINE DOLINO
2114 LIM, JENNYROSE YU
2115 LIM, MARTELA LLOBRERA
2116 LIM, PRECIOUS ARMI MANALO
2117 LIM, RICHARD PRODON
2118 LIM, RIZALY DELIM
2119 LIM, SOCORRO ROSARIO MERCADO
2120 LIM, TAMMY BARROGA
2121 LIMIN, JENILYN BALTAZAR
2122 LIMOCON, FRITZIE ANN MANINGO
2123 LIMON, MICHAEL JOHN HUESNA
2124 LINDAYEN, AUREEN KATE ANGELES
2125 LINSANGAN, EDGARDO CABUNSOL
2126 LIPAT, DONNA FLOR VILLAFAÑE
2127 LIRAG, AYLA THERESE BOMBAIS
2128 LISING, HEIDILYN JOY DIZON
2129 LIU, CHARLOTTE MEI LEE
2130 LIWAG, LORIE LYN DELA CRUZ
2131 LIYO, JONALYN RODOLFO
2132 LLACUNA, DANIEVAL TABANG
2133 LLAMAS, MARY ANN ARELLANO
2134 LLANA, HAZEL MARCO
2135 LLANERA, MORIEL ANGELA ABUNDA
2136 LLANES, OLYCA BULATAO
2137 LLANES, RACHELLE AN TURA
2138 LLANTINO, MELANIE IRAULA
2139 LLANTOS, ROMEO JR PENIDO
2140 LLAVE, ERWIN REGIS
2141 LLEVA, SYRRENE RAÑON
2142 LLEVADO, EIAN MAE DAUGDAUG
2143 LLORICO, GLADYS ANNE PLECIS
2144 LLORIN, FERDINAND MANGAY-AYAM
2145 LO, FRANCIS JONEL LUGO
2146 LO, JAYNE NIKI MORENO
2147 LO, JESSA APILAN
2148 LOBO, ANNA LEE CATACUTAN
2149 LODO, FATIMA CALIWAN
2150 LOGAN, JULIUS CEASAR CRUZ
2151 LOGARTA, ROBEE ANN BAYON-ON
2152 LOILO, MARISSA PANTUA
2153 LOJA, BABES GARCIA
2154 LOJERO, MARK DENNIEL JIMENEZ
2155 LOLO, MICHELLE ANN CAÑON
2156 LOMIO, ADRIAN VER ZAPATA
2157 LOMONDOT, LADY SUBAIDAH II ABDULRAHMAN
2158 LONG-GAT, JHON CLIFFROD ESCALONA
2159 LONGAT, HAZEL JEANNE AMLA
2160 LONGCOP, YAHZER DYN TRINIDAD
2161 LONZAGA, GLOZEL REVEZ
2162 LOPEZ, AARON JUDE BENITEZ
2163 LOPEZ, CHRISTOPHER MONTES
2164 LOPEZ, JAY VINCENT NEBRE
2165 LOPEZ, JOLLY ACODILI
2166 LOPEZ, KAREN JOY BALBUENA
2167 LOPEZ, SHEILA MARIE CASTRO
2168 LOREMIA, MA AURORA FE SOLANO
2169 LORENZANA, RACIEL MILITANTE
2170 LORENZANA, SHERYL ANN ANANAYO
2171 LORENZO, GLADYS MAPUE
2172 LORENZO, MAY BEBIANO
2173 LOYOLA, MARCELINO SOLERA
2174 LOZADA, JOLLY ANN BELLO
2175 LU, NERIZA MORANTE
2176 LUARCA, ROBELLE BIBIANO
2177 LUBON, ROMMEL ELCANA
2178 LUBRICA, JOANNE CARLA APILADO
2179 LUCAS, MARIA CINDERELLA PAPA
2180 LUCELO, JARYN URMENETA
2181 LUCERO, IMMACULADA ATANOZA
2182 LUCERO, JOAN SANDOVAL
2183 LUCIAPAO, LOVELY RICAFRENTE
2184 LUCIDO, ARGIEL RANIH ALVARAN
2185 LUCINO, JACLYN HAPIN
2186 LUGA, WILFORD VILLANUEVA
2187 LUI, SOLAIDA LUCERO
2188 LUMABAS, MARK ROSIUS EDERA
2189 LUMADEW, AUDIE GOMEZ
2190 LUMANOG, JEREMY PAUL SALONGA
2191 LUMELAY, JOYCE FERRER
2192 LUMIWES, JENNIFER ULOSAN
2193 LUNA, SAMMY ANDAN
2194 LUNAS, MARIELLE BELEN
2195 LUNGAY, ALBERT OPEÑA
2196 LUSUNG, KATRINA ANGELICA CURA
2197 LUTERIA, JUN ALLEN INTIA
2198 MAALA, MARNELLE DEJAN
2199 MABASA, JAYPEE EUSEBIO
2200 MABBAYAD, FERNANDO JR PAGSUYUIN
2201 MABBORANG, WILBAR CABUNAG
2202 MABINI, DORIS BELARMINO
2203 MABUTAS, ARLENE ALBEUS
2204 MACABINQUIL, ALMA GRABATO
2205 MACABUHAY, KUENZLE YAMSON
2206 MACAGGA, RIA ANGELA TABANAO
2207 MACALALAD, ALELYN SOLPICO
2208 MACALALAD, ISMAEL KEIRULF DOMINGO
2209 MACALEN, SUBAIDA SULAIK
2210 MACALINAO, MA MELITA BONDOC
2211 MACALINDONG, RODEL JR SAMANIEGO
2212 MACALIPAY, ERICA JUN VILLANUEVA
2213 MACANAS, CAREN MAE VILLAFLOR
2214 MACANDOG, ARVIE ESPARES
2215 MACANIP, PAUL REYMON TORREGOSA
2216 MACARIO, RENE BOY SIBUL
2217 MACASAET, KATRINE JANINA MACASAET
2218 MACASPAC, JULIET SALENGA
2219 MACATANGAY, FLORENCE MANANTAN
2220 MACATANGAY, SARA JANE PEREZ
2221 MACATO, RALPH LORENS SINILIGAN
2222 MACAUYAG, SITTIE AISA MANARONDONG
2223 MACAWALI, NORLAINIE SUMA
2224 MACESAR, NICOLE MARIE TOLOD
2225 MACROHON, MICHELLE REMOLADO
2226 MADALAG, GERALDINE ORTIZ
2227 MADARANG, JUAN CARLOS ALBAO
2228 MADRIAGA, GIL RAFAEL PECANA
2229 MADRIGAL, EMMA ROSE DE LA CRUZ
2230 MADRONA, KENNARD MIRAL
2231 MADRONERO, HAYDEE GUDITO
2232 MADRONIO, SHERRY ANN GARCIA
2233 MAGA, JENELYN
2234 MAGALING, PAUL EDWARD PINEDA
2235 MAGALLANES, ANDRE GAZMIN
2236 MAGALLANO, SUZETTE CALIPES
2237 MAGAOAY, BRENDA LYNN MAG-USARA
2238 MAGAOAY, MAYNARD REYES
2239 MAGAT, KRISTINE JOY LLOBRERA
2240 MAGAUAY, MELMAR JULIUS GARCIA
2241 MAGAYANES, MELODY MARAVILLA
2242 MAGAYON, JEFREY ECHEGOREN
2243 MAGBOO, GLENDA NAVARRO
2244 MAGDAONG, CHARLENE LOTERTE
2245 MAGDARAOG, RAYMART BINO
2246 MAGDATO, MICHELLE ADVINCULA
2247 MAGISTRADO, MARIA VICTORIA PIOQUINTO
2248 MAGLALANG, HENNY DY MORALES
2249 MAGLANGKE, ROSE ANN MICLAT
2250 MAGLANTAY, GRACELYN CANGAYDA
2251 MAGLEO, RHEA ANN VIRAY
2252 MAGLINTE, JOANNE BETH MACALISANG
2253 MAGNO, ALLAN JAY CRUZ
2254 MAGNO, ANGELO VALDEZ
2255 MAGNO, CATHERINE URBANO
2256 MAGOS, DAN MARK SORIANO
2257 MAGPALI, RENATO JR AGUILAR
2258 MAGPANTAY, MARIA LAURICE MERCADO
2259 MAGSINO, KAROL GOOT
2260 MAGSINO, LOUELLA DE VILLA
2261 MAGSOMBOL, LEAN JEFF MENDOZA
2262 MAGUAD, VINA CORNELIO
2263 MAGUAD, WEENA CORNELIO
2264 MAHIA, BABYLYN JOYAG
2265 MAHINAY, ROMMELYN DE GUZMAN
2266 MAHUSAY, DATESY ANGELI SABALO
2267 MAHUSAY, JULIE ANN EBOT
2268 MAKALINTAL, SHEILLA MARIE MALLARI
2269 MALABAG, JEFFREY CALICA
2270 MALABANAN, MIKKAEL JEUDIEL DIAZ
2271 MALAGAR, KAREN LAILA
2272 MALAPAJO, CATHERINE OBSIOMA
2273 MALASAGA, JOEL AQUINO
2274 MALAWI, MAHARLIKA MASTURA
2275 MALIGALIG, JANE LUBRIN
2276 MALINAO, KENNERLY ALBERT ROSALES
2277 MALLANAO, MARLON BAUI
2278 MALLARI, CLAIRE MARIMLA
2279 MALLARI, JOSE MARI YAGO
2280 MALLARI, KEREN GRAINE CAÑETE
2281 MALLARI, MARVIN ASUNCION
2282 MALLARI, ROMEO JR JAGON
2283 MALLETE, JANINNE JAY LIM
2284 MALLILLIN, ENGELYN FAYE SIERRA
2285 MALLO, YSMAEL JOHN ALCANTARA
2286 MALONZO, BILLY RAY MANUNTAG
2287 MALUNAS, MARIALYN SOPLITO
2288 MALUNES, GEMMA CAGAMPANG
2289 MAMA, FARINAH DAYRIT
2290 MAMAC, MULBERRY LOU LANTICSE
2291 MAMARADLO, WHITNEY GIL DION TAGUBA
2292 MAMENTA, MYRA LINDA ROMERO
2293 MAMOGAY, JOMART RIAN BARRIGA
2294 MAMORNO, RICKY BATISTIANA
2295 MANALANG, JERRNY VITT PANTIG
2296 MANALASTAS, JULIUS PARIÑAS
2297 MANALIGOD, KATRINA CAGATAO
2298 MANALILI, CHRISTIA MARIE LOPEZ
2299 MANALILI, LENIE CRUZ
2300 MANALO, AILENE MONDALA
2301 MANALO, ALJON ESQUIVEL
2302 MANALO, HAROLD MERCADO
2303 MANALO, JESSICA AUSTRIA
2304 MANANSALA, ADRELIN OCAMPO
2305 MANANSALA, ERIKA ARCEGA
2306 MANAOIS, KATHERINE ROSELLE RABAGO
2307 MANAOIS, MAE JADE SISON
2308 MANARPIIS, MARIE CATHERINE TALAN
2309 MANATAD, PRESCILLA GRACE BAAR
2310 MANCENIDO, MALIA GRETA PACHECO
2311 MANDANGAN, NASIMA MAGANDIA
2312 MANDAP, BILLY JOEL ZABLAN
2313 MANDAPAT, MARY GRACE DELA PAZ
2314 MANDAPAT, MELLAN DELA CRUZ
2315 MANDOCDOC, HONEYLET MANGULABNAN
2316 MANDOCDOC, JOSIE CUEVAS
2317 MANEJERO, REYNABELLE PELINGON
2318 MANGABA, RYAN DAN MILAMBILING
2319 MANGABAN, NIÑO VELA
2320 MANGADANG, SITTIE AYNAH LALIA
2321 MANGALIMAN, BALTAZAR VALE
2322 MANGANTULAO, REYMUNDO JR MABBORANG
2323 MANGENTE, RONALD ALLAN CABALAG
2324 MANGIO, MA ANGELICA SANCHEZ
2325 MANGLE, GEMREY LUCAGBO
2326 MANGOHIG, MARIA SARA RACHEL ESTOMO
2327 MANGORSI, AYESAH BORANSING
2328 MANGUBAT, ARNOLD HISTORILLO
2329 MANGUBAT, JEANILYN LOMPON
2330 MANGUBAT, LESLIE JOYCE LARGA
2331 MANGUIAT, CARLO BENJAMIN OCAMPO
2332 MANGUILIMOTAN, IVIR ECHIN
2333 MANGULABNAN, B JAY LANTANO
2334 MANGUNDAYAO, VERA CHRISTY LA ROSA
2335 MANGUNE, NOVEL NUSUG
2336 MANIAUL, ARNOLD BERMILLO
2337 MANIAUL, REYAM SARMIENTO
2338 MANINGDING, CHARMAINE JOY FERNANDEZ
2339 MANINGGO, AMIE GRACE SUMALPONG
2340 MANITI, LEA YUMUL
2341 MANLAPAS, JOAN PANAL
2342 MANONGDO, LOVELYN MANGAOANG
2343 MANONGGIRING, HASMIN DANTE
2344 MANONGSONG, JIEXEL LACENA
2345 MANREAL, MA CRISTINA BALANAY
2346 MANRIQUE, HAROLD BERNARDO
2347 MANSILUNGAN, ZARAH DE GUZMAN
2348 MANTES, RODOLFO JR BONSO
2349 MANTILLA, MAY GILDIE EXCLAMADO
2350 MANTOLINO, MANDOHK MANSANG
2351 MANTUANO, JANINA MARIE LOPEZ
2352 MANTUHAC, CLARISSA NAPOLIS
2353 MANUEL, ELOIDA JOAN BARCELONA
2354 MANUEL, JEANNIE BETH FRONDA
2355 MANUEL, KARENA JOAN LLABRES
2356 MANUEL, MARGARETTE ANN VILLAROMAN
2357 MANUEL, MAURICE VICTORIA EUGENIO
2358 MANUEL, MAXINE VICTOR EUGENIO
2359 MANUEL, PAZ ELIZA TEZZA SINGHIT
2360 MANUEL, SHEENA MARIE BALTAZAR
2361 MANZANADES, KRYSTINE ALEXI CAMANIA
2362 MANZANO, ANGELEEN BLANDO
2363 MANZANO, KATHRINE SANIEL
2364 MANZANO, MAY ANGELICA RICO
2365 MANZANO, RIO PAULA MIA DIZON
2366 MAPACPAC, ROSALYN BASCO
2367 MAPALAD, EDLYN JOY ANDRES
2368 MAPI-OT, MADEL FUERTES
2369 MAPILE, ERNESTINA PEARL CREDO
2370 MAPUA, RAINIER THOMAS ESPIRITU
2371 MAQUEMA, MARITES MALABAD
2372 MAQUILANG, ERICK XERXES ABUCEJO
2373 MAQUIMOT, LARA KATRINA BISA
2374 MAQUIRANG, DANIEL JR MELCHOR
2375 MARALIT, ABEGAIL GRACE MACARAIG
2376 MARAMAG, ROCHELA JANE COMO
2377 MARAMOT, JOHANNA MITCHELLE MACASADWANG
2378 MARANGIT, SHALAMAR GUMAMA
2379 MARATAS, BREYA MER MARQUEZ
2380 MARAVILLAS, CHRISTIAN JAMERO
2381 MARAÑA, SHARINA DAJUELA
2382 MARCAIDA, AUBREY MAE ARGAMOSA
2383 MARCELINO, MARK JOSEPH MEDINA
2384 MARCELO, CATHERINE JOANNE LOMAGUE
2385 MARCELO, MA CLARENCE LOPEZ
2386 MARCELO, MIRABELL FERNANDO
2387 MARCELO, PAULA WILMA HERNANDEZ
2388 MARCON, SHIELA CONTRERAS
2389 MARCOS, KENTH PHILIP PARREÑO
2390 MARCOS, KRISTINE MAGWILANG
2391 MARGATE, JOHN PAUL ROXAS
2392 MARIANO, ANNE KELLY BUNAG
2393 MARIANO, CRISTINE BERNADETTE GUERRERO
2394 MARIANO, ELAINE PALUGOD
2395 MARIANO, FLOYD PATRICK CASTRO
2396 MARIANO, PAUL ANDREW SAN JUAN
2397 MARIANO, RONIE DE JESUS
2398 MARINO, FELISA OSIAS
2399 MARIVELES, RYSHAN MARZONIA
2400 MARQUEZ, ARTEMIO BERTES
2401 MARQUEZ, CATHREEN JOY LACSON
2402 MARQUEZ, CHRISTIAN PEREZ
2403 MARQUEZ, FAE ANDREA BARBIRAN
2404 MARQUEZ, JULIUS IRISH DE LEOZ
2405 MARQUEZ, LESLIE VALDERAMA
2406 MARQUEZ, LOLITA TRINIDAD
2407 MARTIJA, JONARD BICO
2408 MARTIJA, MARVIN MARTINEZ
2409 MARTIN, ELOISA FABIAN
2410 MARTIN, JAN PATRICK DE GUZMAN
2411 MARTINEZ, ANABELLE CORPUZ
2412 MARTINEZ, ARNOLD SENES
2413 MARTINEZ, ARRIANE BENAVIDEZ
2414 MARTINEZ, CYRIL SIDNEY BALUYOT
2415 MARTINEZ, CZARINA GRACE LABUGUEN
2416 MARTINEZ, HEZIL TUBONGBANUA
2417 MARTINEZ, JAYSAH MIRANDA
2418 MARTINEZ, JOHN LERRY MALIGAYA
2419 MARTINEZ, JULIO SANTIAGO SALVADOR
2420 MARTOS, CAROL FE LEONEN
2421 MASALLO, JEFFERSON BAJO
2422 MASANGCAY, RONNEL NOCUM
2423 MASANGCAY, TIMMY JASON BELDA
2424 MASILANG, MA FATIMA BALBASTRO
2425 MASILUNGAN, MA MADEL MADERAZO
2426 MASULAO, YVON KARL ELCANO
2427 MATA, ACE NELSON VERZOLA
2428 MATADLING, LOVELY ALFONSO
2429 MATAGANAS, MICHAEL OMPAD
2430 MATAS, JIRVEN RIO CARPIO
2431 MATAS, STEPHENSON DANIEL BARRIOS
2432 MATEL, JOANNA MARIE PERIDO
2433 MATEO, CATHERINE CAPARAS
2434 MATEO, HAZELYN JOY DE LEON
2435 MATEO, KRICEL ANNE SUÑEGA
2436 MATEO, MARINELLE MALUNES
2437 MATEO, MARK ANTHONY TOLENTINO
2438 MATIAS, PAULINE CABANDING
2439 MATIAS, RICHARD ARPON
2440 MATIBAG, JENNY LYN ACEBUTCH
2441 MATIENZO, CAREN IMPERIAL
2442 MATIGA, DEN PAUL ELI TAPIZ
2443 MATUNAN, ESTHER DE PANO
2444 MAULA, KENT LLOYD ESPLANADA
2445 MAURICIO, HARMONN SAN JOSE
2446 MAYAEN, CHRISTINE JOY DEGAY
2447 MAYAT-AN, RHEMA CLAUDIO
2448 MAYMAY, BEAUTY JOY CATALAN
2449 MAYONG, CATHERINE AGUHOB
2450 MAYORES, ANGELIQUE EVANGELISTA
2451 MAÑAOL, ROBERT JOHN BAUTISTA
2452 MAÑIBO, ARJAY BAUTISTA
2453 MEDIANESTA, SHEILA CERDANIA
2454 MEDINA, ANTHONY MALLARI
2455 MEDINA, DESSA MARIE MORONAGA
2456 MEDINA, HANNAH KATRINA DE LA TORRE
2457 MEDINA, MA LOURDES PLARES
2458 MEDRANO, ANALYN DE LA ROCA
2459 MEDRANO, MICHAEL YAGO
2460 MEGRENIO, GERALDINE POGAY
2461 MEIMBAN, HAZEL JOY DE VERA
2462 MEJIA, JOANNE CEZAR
2463 MEJIAS, BABIEJANE ORACALES
2464 MEJOS, WILMA VALERIO
2465 MELCHOR, ANGELIE CARDENAS
2466 MELCHOR, WELLINGTON JR PELINGON
2467 MELO, MARIEL MELO
2468 MEMIJE, ABIGUEL VILLANUEVA
2469 MENDOZA, ALGENE ROY LONTOC
2470 MENDOZA, ANDHRIA ADRIANO
2471 MENDOZA, ARLYN TUAZON
2472 MENDOZA, BIANCA PARAN
2473 MENDOZA, CHESTER BARCELLANO
2474 MENDOZA, CHRISTIANNE JOYCE BALMACEDA
2475 MENDOZA, EDISON DELA CRUZ
2476 MENDOZA, EZEKIEL ALONZO
2477 MENDOZA, GENEVIEVE KRISSLE BRAVO
2478 MENDOZA, GERALD VILLANUEVA
2479 MENDOZA, HERLINE SANTOS
2480 MENDOZA, IVAN RICHMOND MAMING
2481 MENDOZA, JAMAILLE PAULA DELA ROSA
2482 MENDOZA, JOSEPH II JAMELARIN
2483 MENDOZA, JULIANNE CASAO
2484 MENDOZA, KATRINA ROSE SILVESTRE
2485 MENDOZA, KRIST TRIZHA TUMAMAO
2486 MENDOZA, LAWRENCE JESSE SOLAÑA
2487 MENDOZA, LEI ANNE MALABANAN
2488 MENDOZA, LOUIE JUN REYES
2489 MENDOZA, MARIA EMILY ARCILLA
2490 MENDOZA, MARICEL CAROLINO
2491 MENDOZA, MARJORIE SEGUERRA
2492 MENDOZA, MARY GRACE FRANCISCO
2493 MENDOZA, MICO MICHAEL ABEJAR
2494 MENDOZA, NADINE MALALUAN
2495 MENDOZA, NOEL MENDOZA
2496 MENDOZA, NOLI MENDOZA
2497 MENDOZA, ODESSA YOYONGCO
2498 MENDOZA, RAMIL ENOTANTES
2499 MENDOZA, ROBINA JOANNA HALOG
2500 MENDOZA, ROCHIELLE BAUTISTA
2501 MENDOZA, ROSE KATHLYN FELICIANO
2502 MENDOZA, SHANE ROSE MILITANTE
2503 MENDOZA, SHERYLLE MAY CORPUZ
2504 MENESES, STEPHEN JOHN IGROBAY
2505 MENIL, JACQUELO SURIGAO
2506 MERCADO, ANGELYNN MORAN
2507 MERCADO, DOROTHY VELORO
2508 MERCADO, EVELYN BARZA
2509 MERCADO, HILARY FAYE ASIDO
2510 MERCADO, JEFFREY DAX SEE
2511 MERCADO, LEE ARDEN GUNDRAN
2512 MERCADO, MARISSA DE GUZMAN
2513 MERCADO, MARY ROSE BELEN
2514 MERCADO, ROXAN DAVID
2515 MERENCIANO, KRISTEE LORAINE CORRAL
2516 MESA, CHERRY MAY ZUÑIGA
2517 MESA, KRYSTELL MARCELO
2518 MESIAS, MELODY NERY
2519 MESINA, MA CHRISTINA VILLANUEVA
2520 MICLAT, KATHLEEN SANCHEZ
2521 MIGUEL, JACKIELYN MANGULABNAN
2522 MIGUEL, LIEZEL JIMENEZ
2523 MIGUEL, WILENGEL OYONG
2524 MIJARES, ANALIZA GAFFUD
2525 MIJARES, JOVERSON GALVEZ
2526 MIKUNUG, QAIMAH BORANSING
2527 MILAN, ALONAH BACANI
2528 MILLAN, JOAN OLIVEROS
2529 MILLARA, JACKIE LOU FABELLA
2530 MILLARE, AIREZLE ADELANTE
2531 MILLO, KIMBERLY ANNE ARCIAGA
2532 MILLONDAGA, LOVELYN AGAN
2533 MILLOS, ARNEL BEROG
2534 MINERALES, ARLENE MAE QUINTAL
2535 MINORCA, JANO COPINA
2536 MIPANGCAT, SITTIE SHAHIDAH DIANALAN
2537 MIRAFLOR, ROCHELLE IGNALAN
2538 MIRAFLOR, YDEZZA ERIKKA TENORIO
2539 MIRAM, APRIL ANN STA ANA
2540 MIRANDA, GER-LIE BELLO
2541 MIRANDA, JUDY MAR ANDRADA
2542 MIRANDA, MARLON LUGTU
2543 MIRANDA, MIMA HARRA MONTESCLAROS
2544 MIRASOL, WINNIE ANNE VILLAVIRAY
2545 MISA, MICHAEL ANGELO SABADO
2546 MISMANOS, MADONNA DULCE JONSON
2547 MISTIOLA, MARK DALE ARELLANO
2548 MITRA, DARWIN DEXTER VALENCIANO
2549 MODENA, ANTONIO KUDARAT EMMANUEL FRIEDRICHS HERMANN II CANGCO
2550 MOHAMADTAHA, RASMIA MUSTAPHA
2551 MOISES, PAOLO RAMON QUITASOL
2552 MOISES, SHERYL ROBILLOS
2553 MOJADO, JO-ANN CALVO
2554 MOJICA, JOHANNA MAY PAPA
2555 MOJICA, MARY JOYCE CORTEZ
2556 MOLEJON, GLADDYS ANNA CAUDOR
2557 MOLINA, CHARLENE ESMILLA
2558 MOLINA, LENIÑA TABINAS
2559 MOLINA, RHODORA BAGUIO
2560 MOLO, STEPHANIE CEBUANO
2561 MONFERO, KNELWEIN SY
2562 MONOY, ADA JUNE USI
2563 MONTALBO, ANNALYN DIMAUNAHAN
2564 MONTALBO, MARIA RIZZA CELO
2565 MONTALBO, ROCHELLE VIRAY
2566 MONTECILLO, DAISY ALSOLA
2567 MONTECLARO, ELLISS ANTONIO GAPUZ
2568 MONTEFALCON, OLGA ACERA
2569 MONTEIRO, LERRY ROYCE BRIONES
2570 MONTEJO, KAREN MONDRAGON
2571 MONTELIBANO, ANDREW LEDESMA
2572 MONTEMAYOR, MHARNEL JANE CLAVERIA
2573 MONTIEL, RHEA ANGELA CAUNAN
2574 MOOG, RAZIEL MERCADO
2575 MOQUETE, JENNILEE GADUYON
2576 MORAL, JEFFERSON TENA
2577 MORALDE, BILLIE WILLIE DOMINGO
2578 MORALES, ALBERT JOHN NAVARRO
2579 MORALES, MERNALISA LEORNA
2580 MORALES, NIÑA RAULYN GONZAGA
2581 MORALETA, CHERRY ROSE SANCHEZ
2582 MORANO, MICHELLE OLIVA
2583 MORATA, ROSE ANN LAHOYLAHOY
2584 MORDENO, LAMBERTO OCULAM
2585 MORENO, RODEZA JUMAO-AS
2586 MORFE, MA LOISA GLODOVIZA
2587 MORILLO, MEL GRACE ARBIZO
2588 MOROÑA, RICHMOND DARRYL DIAZ
2589 MORTA, YVES DOMINIC JAKOSALEM
2590 MORTEL, KAREN ARMI MACA
2591 MORTEL, KRIZIA DANICA MORATALLA
2592 MORTIZ, MARY ROXANNE GRAGEDA
2593 MOSCA, LIZIEL HOLOYOHOY
2594 MOSCARE, FRANCES OPINION
2595 MOSQUERA, DAN DURANA
2596 MOZO, DAISY JANE DEL MUNDO
2597 MUJI, EDUARDO JR REY
2598 MUNDO, IVAN RAE LICTAWA
2599 MUPAS, JESSICA LYN TOLEDO
2600 MURALLA, CLARIZA ANNE ALVAREZ
2601 MUSNGI, ZOREN PHILIP ANG
2602 MUSNI, MERWEN WRETZEL QUIAMBAO
2603 MUTUC, MICHIKO REYES
2604 MUYA, MERCY ANN PALEN
2605 MUÑOZ, EDEN MESINA
2606 MUÑOZ, FATIMA SARMIENTO
2607 MUÑOZ, PAULYNN LUMBANG
2608 NABONG, CHARLYN ALGARME
2609 NABOR, CLARENZ BAEA CADIZ
2610 NACUA, RICHARD RODIL
2611 NACUSPAG, MA ROBEMIE MENDOZA
2612 NAGERA, ELAINE TOLIAO
2613 NAGERA, MAY ANN REDOGERIO
2614 NAGTALON, KRISLE ANN UBANOS
2615 NAJERA, VANESSA LONTOC
2616 NAKPIL, MARILYN SANTOS
2617 NALDA, JOAN MARIE SEBULLEN
2618 NALIPAY, MA CHRISTINA NALIPAY
2619 NAMOC, DONNA MAY SAGARAL
2620 NANGKIL, AILEEN RADA
2621 NAORBE, LIZA MAE NICODEMUS
2622 NAPIAL, RICHARD DAANOY
2623 NAPICOG, RICHARD NARAG
2624 NARAG, CLIFF RICHARD BAGAYAN
2625 NARAG, REENALYN VICTORIA OMOTOY
2626 NARAG, RONALD ICBAN
2627 NARANJO, KRISTINE MAYVILLE ABORQUE
2628 NARCISO, MARY ANN SAJULAN
2629 NAREZ, JULIET TANDOGON
2630 NARSOLIS, JOHN PHILIP VILLORIA
2631 NARTE, JENELYN LUCHAVEZ
2632 NATAN, JESSON SADJE
2633 NATANAUAN, ANA CZARINA DE LEON
2634 NATIVIDAD, FREYA MAY BARENG
2635 NAVA, FRAULINE TIONG
2636 NAVALES, JEFFERSON LAWAG
2637 NAVALLASCA, FEROLYN CORVERA
2638 NAVARETTE, MICHAELA DIANNE DIMACULANGAN
2639 NAVAREZ, KAREN HERMOSURA
2640 NAVARRETE, SWIEDLE MAHOR
2641 NAVARRO, JOEBETH UNISA
2642 NAVARRO, LEAH TAGACA
2643 NAVARRO, LIEZL DE LUNA
2644 NAVARRO, MARC ANTHONY ARENOS
2645 NAVATO, JAN MICHAEL ILETO
2646 NAVIDAD, JOHN PAUL IGARTA
2647 NECESITO, NESTOR TUVILLARA
2648 NEPOMUCENO, ERIKA JOY RIZALDO
2649 NERI, SARAH JEAN HILA
2650 NERIZON, REYMART RODGER MEJIA
2651 NERVEZA, BILLY RAY GALVEZ
2652 NGO, MARIECRIS CHENG
2653 NIALA, AILYN GARCIA
2654 NIANGO, RODRIGO BADENAS
2655 NICDAO, ROSETTE FAJARDO
2656 NICOL, JERRYLENE ARMENTA
2657 NICOLASORA, KAZEL JUNE AVILA
2658 NIDEA, LEMUEL PEDROSA
2659 NIDEA, ROTINIE PAMPLONA
2660 NIERE, JULIET TELACAS
2661 NIEZ, JONATHAN INTO
2662 NILO, RONALYN NICANOR
2663 NISMAL, JOHN THOMAS LEDESMA
2664 NISPEROS, ARRIANE PRINCIPE
2665 NITURA, FLORENCE NOBLESALA
2666 NIZA, CECILIA ALEXANDRA SALE
2667 NIÑAL, EFREN SAHAGUN
2668 NOBLEZA, ROXAN MESTIOLA
2669 NOLASCO, JANUARY COLLADO
2670 NONES, FRANCIS DANIEL PADUA
2671 NOOL, RALPH DANIEL SABADO
2672 NOVAL, JESSERY CAÑETE
2673 NOVERAS, DIANA ROSE SALASAC
2674 NOZAKI, ICHIRO FLOJO
2675 NUENA, LERMA DINOY
2676 NUESTRO, ELOISA NOVENO
2677 NUEVO, JENIELYN FERNANDEZ
2678 NUGUID, MICHELLE ODOÑO
2679 NUL, HANAMIR PAGUITAL
2680 NUNAG, KATHERINE CANLAS
2681 NUQUE, ARNEL CASASOLA
2682 NUÑEZ, JENJELYN ESCALORA
2683 NUÑEZ, LA RAINNE ANGELES
2684 NUÑEZ, NOREEN RIZ PASTRANA
2685 OANDASAN, ALLAN FRANCIS RABANG
2686 OBALDO, MICHAEL ARTHUR MARCELO
2687 OBCENA, CHRISTIAN ALFRED CORONADO
2688 OBERA, ARCHIE ALBAY
2689 OBIAS, DANZEL CAPULONG
2690 OBIDO, DOREEN JOY CONTADO
2691 OBNIMAGA, MA KAREN JEAN BAS
2692 OBON, MARIJUN LEONOR TOMENIO
2693 OCAMPO, JALLE CUEVAS
2694 OCAMPO, MARC ORACION
2695 OCAMPO, MARGIE BERBOSO
2696 OCAMPO, RODA FLOR ROMERO
2697 OCHIA, JANINE LYNN JUGALBOT
2698 ODCHIGUE, KRISTINE BERNADETTE COSTALES
2699 ODI, JAY ILAN
2700 ODIVER, MYRAFLOR BALINGASA
2701 ODIVILAS, ELMAR ALCONABA
2702 ODSINADA, CHARMINA PIELAGO
2703 OJEDA, EDSYL NICDAO
2704 OLA, JENOVELYN BACASEN
2705 OLAER, AUBREY CADIZ
2706 OLAGUER, HANNAH ELISHEBA OLIVIA JUAT
2707 OLANO, HAZEL ALBUERA
2708 OLARTE, DIONNA MAE SARSONA
2709 OLAZO, JEFFERSON MALATE
2710 OLETA, ARTHUR JR MENDEZ
2711 OLI, KATHERINE CAROLLE VALENCIA
2712 OLIQUIANO, RODA GRACE TUSING
2713 OLIQUINO, DHALIA MIRABEL
2714 OLIVA, JULIETA FRANCISCO
2715 OLLA, GRACE CHAVEZ
2716 OLLADO, ANALYN MAÑAGO
2717 OLPOT, JENNIFER ANG
2718 OMBAO, JAY POCHOLO BAQUISAL
2719 OMEGA, LEONEL BARRIOQUINTO
2720 OMOL, JOLISA RODRIGUEZ
2721 ONDOY, ROBERTO JR SEVA
2722 ONG, CAROLINE OCONER
2723 ONG, CHARLES JERICKSON RODRIGUEZ
2724 ONG, CHRISTINE MARIE DE RAMOS
2725 ONG, CHRISTOPHER LIM
2726 ONG, JESPER DALISAY
2727 ONG, KRISTINE MARIE GALINDO
2728 ONG, NICK HENRISON CHA
2729 ONG, PATRICK CAPOQUIAN
2730 ONGCO, MARIA PAZ CASUL
2731 ONGSICO, RICHARD MANALILI
2732 ONIDO, ANDRE ELIODORO DAVID
2733 ONTANGCO, IVAN LEGARTE
2734 ONTOLAN, JENNIFER PABLIO
2735 OPENIA, MICHAEL VINCENT ICALLA
2736 OPIANA, GERALDINE GALANG
2737 ORDONIO, JOHN MICHAEL ANCHETA
2738 OREJANA, ROSEMARIE ANGELES
2739 OREÑA, AURELIA FELIX
2740 ORIAS, JANUARY MORATA
2741 ORIEL, RODESSA REBECCA AGUILA
2742 ORIGENES, HONEY LOU PULANGAS
2743 ORILLO, EDUARD PHIL ESGANA
2744 ORINE, MARIA KATRINA KRISTA HIPOL
2745 ORIOLA, JULIUS MANRIQUE
2746 ORIT, ARVIN DUBLAN
2747 OROLA, FEDELES WATIN
2748 ORONAN, VIDA MARYDEL VALENZUELA
2749 OROPESA, ALYSSA BLAISE TAN
2750 ORTALLA, ANTONIO JR GABASA
2751 ORTEGA, DEBRAH FAJARDO
2752 ORTEGA, GERWIN MANGARING
2753 ORTEGA, JOHN ROBERT MORALES
2754 ORTENERO, LUCILLE JACINTO
2755 ORTICIO, MARIA CATTLEYA SANCHEZ
2756 ORTIZ, APRIL SHERYL OBAR
2757 ORTIZ, CELERINA BORJA
2758 ORTIZ, NEYSA GLEIZYKA DULCE
2759 OSEA, RICHELDA BORJA
2760 OTADOY, ORLINE DORIA
2761 OTAP, CHRISTELYN BANTILAN
2762 PABALAN, LANIE LIGAYA
2763 PABLO, MICHELLE ANNE BORJA
2764 PABLO, RUTHANNE POCLIS
2765 PABRUA, RELINJOY DAMASO
2766 PACALSO, CJ NATHANIEL GALPO
2767 PACARRO, SHERILYN CUEVAS
2768 PACAYRA, MARK ANTHONY BASADA
2769 PACCARANGAN, ROBELYN MERCIADEZ
2770 PACHECO, JED LAWRENCE GARCIA
2771 PACHECO, RAYCHELLE SUGUITAN
2772 PACIFICADOR, ARMEL CRUZ
2773 PACIGADO, KRISTEL MAE VINSON
2774 PACINOS, SUZANETTE MAE RESURRECCION
2775 PACTOLIN, RIZA UY
2776 PACUNANA, CYRIL MIRANDA
2777 PADAMA, MARICRIS SISON
2778 PADERNA, NORITA KORINA PUNZALAN
2779 PADILLA, AIZA DULAY
2780 PADUA, KARLA MARIE ODSINADA
2781 PADUA, MESCHELL BARCELO
2782 PAEZ, MADELINE LOPEZ
2783 PAGADUAN, MARITES BORJA
2784 PAGADUAN, MYLENE FIESTA
2785 PAGADUAN, REGENE DORAL
2786 PAGALA, JOVEN FLORES
2787 PAGALING, RODRIGO MELEGRITO
2788 PAGAY, CHRISTIAN VINCENT BUTCON
2789 PAGELA, MA CHRISTINA OLALDE
2790 PAGLIAWAN, GLORY GRACE CARCALLAS
2791 PAGUE, ROA ANN NAPAO-IT
2792 PAGUIA, RICHARD VIRAY
2793 PAGUIRIGAN, JAY-R SONICO
2794 PAGULAYAN, MARY JUN LASAM
2795 PAGULAYAN, MICHELLE BALLAD
2796 PAGUNTALAN, BERNADETTE MENDOZA
2797 PAILMAO, EMILIE MUMAR
2798 PAISTE, CHERRY ANN RAZA
2799 PAJARILLO, JORDAN RARO
2800 PAJARITO, JOYCE-COLE GELACIO
2801 PAJILA, JOSEPH ALLAN MARK LUZ
2802 PAKINGAN, BOBBY RJ VICENTE
2803 PALABAY, RANA ALYSSA MANALIDSEG
2804 PALACIO, CICERO GUY SERIÑA
2805 PALAMBIANO, KATHLEEN KIMAYKIMAY
2806 PALANCA, ROUZYL ROXANNE IYOG
2807 PALATTAO, MARVELYN BASCO
2808 PALAYPAY, PAULO CUYSON
2809 PALEMA, BEVERLY ROSE WAGWAG
2810 PALLES, JEMUEL FAJARDO
2811 PALMA, REINA LOUISA EM
2812 PALMA, YORIEDYL JOSEPH
2813 PALMIANO, KAREN JANE MIGUEL
2814 PALO, CHIP EDWARD COLE
2815 PALO, MERRY CHRISTY JOY ENDAYA
2816 PALOSO, SALVACION LUCAS
2817 PALWA, JENNIFER POLICARPIO
2818 PAMBID, MAE DAWN RHEA CASTRO
2819 PAMINTUAN, ESFER JOHN MARTIN
2820 PAMINTUAN, JOY MALLARI
2821 PAMIS, RAYO DE MESA
2822 PAMUNAG, MARIECRIS VANGUARDIA
2823 PANADERO, JENNIFER GALEON
2824 PANAHON, CARMINA HERNANDEZ
2825 PANALIGAN, MANELLE ANN MATIENZO
2826 PANDI, ROMDELL LAMADRID
2827 PANGALIMAN, KAREEN ANN BAUTISTA
2828 PANGAN, ARGEL LEE
2829 PANGAN, KATRINA LAGMAN
2830 PANGANIBAN, ELISEO III REYES
2831 PANGANIBAN, MICHELSON MAGNAYE
2832 PANGANIBAN, ROMMEL-BIMBO LUISTRO
2833 PANGILIGAN, REGIE DE JESUS
2834 PANGOD, DEBORAH PASSOL
2835 PANGOD, LOIDA ESTOLAS
2836 PANIM, MARIA CELINA ALARDE
2837 PANLILIO, JOVY BENGCO
2838 PANOGAN, MARK LYNDON PANGILINAN
2839 PANOY, JEAN CATRINA LOON
2840 PANTI, ERLYN SAMAR
2841 PANTOJA, ERICKA MAE ESPEDIDO
2842 PANTONILLA, ROBERT SENA
2843 PAPA, JENNY POCULAN
2844 PAPAS, AIZA PANTINOPLE
2845 PAQUEO, JANINN PARNADA
2846 PAQUEO, LYNDON LARASE
2847 PARADO, REYMILYN APOLONIO
2848 PARAGGUA, ANTOINETTE JHORIZ MACARUBBO
2849 PARAGUAS, RYAN PRADO
2850 PARAL, CHERYLYN SANGCAP
2851 PARALE, KAREN OLAYVAR
2852 PARAS, ANGELICA MERCADO
2853 PARAS, PRECIOUS ANN MANALANG
2854 PARBA, ARIEL ALQUIZAR
2855 PARCO, ROSS KRIS CELINE ALVA
2856 PARDINES, MARIA ARA FAJARDO
2857 PARDO, CINDY PRECIOUS RAMON
2858 PAREDES, MARK ALLEN TORRES
2859 PARPAN, ELMAR MANZANO
2860 PARUNGAO, PRINCESS JOY JOSE
2861 PASCUA, ANGELICA MIRANDA
2862 PASCUA, PRECIOUS ANN RAMOS
2863 PASCUA, ROSELYN SANSANO
2864 PASCUAL, ALVINA CHU
2865 PASCUAL, JAMES ROY CANSANCIO
2866 PASCUAL, SHEILA MARIE SULIT
2867 PASIA, DIANA VIRTUSIO
2868 PASIC, CHRISTOPHER LIM
2869 PASILAN, MARK BRYAN PADILLA
2870 PASION, RUDALYN BURIGSAY
2871 PASQUIN, MARY GRACE PEDREGOSA
2872 PASTORFIDE, ALLEN JONSON
2873 PASTORFIDE, LACE ANNE ARCAYA
2874 PASTURAN, RODA NORICO
2875 PATAY, JOYCE LINGBAWAN
2876 PATEREZ, MESCHELLE LIBATOG
2877 PATI, LORAINE OLOAN
2878 PATNUGOT, MARISSA CAÑO
2879 PATORAI, BAELANIE RASUMAN
2880 PAUIG, MARK DOMINICK DULIN
2881 PAUSA, JOHNNY REY ANSALAN
2882 PAWAY, NIÑA MARIE DELIZO
2883 PAYAWAL, JIMRY PULIDO
2884 PAYUD, MATTHEW ENRIQUEZ
2885 PAYUNAN, AMY PASCUA
2886 PAZ, ANJO RAVAL JACINTO
2887 PE, JAMES VASQUEZ
2888 PE, JOHN NERWIN SEPRA
2889 PELAGIO, DEBBIE CASAPAO
2890 PELENIO, JOAN ARQUIZA
2891 PELIÑO, ANJOVANNI FRANCO
2892 PELLOSIS, GREGORIO JR TAGASA
2893 PENALES, VON ANJO NOQUERA
2894 PENDATUN, ALMANSOR ALANG
2895 PENTINIO, REY ANGELO MICLAT
2896 PEPITO, IRIS DAWN OYANGUREN
2897 PEQUERO, GIRLIE JIMENEZ
2898 PERALTA, ACE URAYAN
2899 PERALTA, DIANE KRISMA AGUSTIN
2900 PERALTA, JOEL PIJA
2901 PERALTA, JONEL LOZENDO
2902 PERALTA, RONNEL MARIANO
2903 PERALTA, WILFRED PALAGANAS
2904 PERDIGUERRA, TONI ANGELIQUE LASOLA
2905 PERDIO, ALVIN JAY POLICHER
2906 PEREIRA, JAN MICHAEL GEPIGA
2907 PEREYRA, ELENA CARGO
2908 PEREZ, CATHERINE ARIAS
2909 PEREZ, CHARLENE GRIZEL MELLIZA
2910 PEREZ, DONALYN DEAN
2911 PEREZ, ISABELLA ANNE BUENAVENTURA
2912 PEREZ, JAMES PURA
2913 PEREZ, JEAN MARIZ MAGNAYE
2914 PEREZ, JULIUS BUENDIA
2915 PEREZ, JUN MARK JOSE
2916 PEREZ, MARICEL RESQUID
2917 PEREZ, MICHAEL AMATORIO
2918 PEREZ, RONALYN MAGBOO
2919 PEREZ, ROSE ANN CRUZ
2920 PEREZ, SHAYNE BRIONES
2921 PERLAS, MA SHIELA PINEDA
2922 PERRAL, AYESAH
2923 PERUS, EDISON BARCENA
2924 PESCO, JUSTINE LOISE BAUYON
2925 PESIGAN, LUALHATI TABIOS
2926 PESTAÑO, CARLA SIA
2927 PETALCORIN, CEDRIC IAN CARLO ENCINA
2928 PETALINO, SHERWIN GABRIEL CADULLO
2929 PETRASANTA, MICHAEL PASTORIZA
2930 PETROLA, CORIN ROSE MELENDEZ
2931 PEÑA, ARIANNE ABALOS
2932 PEÑAFIEL, IAN CHRISTIAN TIMOG
2933 PEÑAFIEL, JERIKA JOY TUBO
2934 PEÑALOSA, JOAN LORRIEN CATLE
2935 PEÑARANDA, FRANCIS APAN
2936 PEÑARANDA, PATRISHIA MARIE DELFINO
2937 PEÑARANDA, SHERYL ALCERA
2938 PEÑARANDA, SHERYL RABE
2939 PEÑASERADA, VIEN KRISTINE LAVADIA
2940 PIANO, MARLANIE KRESYL ALAG
2941 PIDO, NESTOR JR REAL
2942 PIELAGO, ARWIN PICA
2943 PIGASON, CAMILLE DE GUZMAN
2944 PIGGANGAY, NEIL CABBIGAT
2945 PIJO, MARY GWENDOLYN MARQUEZ
2946 PILA, MANILYN TRILLIANES
2947 PILARES, ALEXIS POSADA
2948 PILAYAN, ARLEENE CALIBUSO
2949 PILOLA, ERMEL MILO ALIMANGOHAN
2950 PILOLA, ERWIN GLER ALIMANGOHAN
2951 PIMENTEL, ABBEYLYN ERICA TUATES
2952 PIMENTEL, NORWIN BUENAOBRA
2953 PINEDA, AMORLINA DIZON
2954 PINEDA, APRIL JOY MANOLOS
2955 PINEDA, IRENE AGUSTIN
2956 PINEDA, JIM CARLO
2957 PINEDA, KHRISTINE QUIZON
2958 PINEDA, MA KATRINA BALAWANG
2959 PINEDA, MARK PRUDENTE BERJA
2960 PINEDA, SHAIRA HENSON
2961 PINKIHAN, CLIFF RICHARD GACAYAN
2962 PINPIN, SHEILA MARIE MORENO
2963 PINTAC, SHIELA AIRES SALIMBANGON
2964 PINTANO, LAARNI ELLAINE ABULENCIA
2965 PINZA, CHELNANI ESCALDERON
2966 PIO, JOHN GILBERT PERRA
2967 PIOL, MARK ANTHONY CALIBO
2968 PIOQUINTO, DEBBY TOREJA
2969 PIQUERO, MARIA RITA ALANO
2970 PITALLANA, MA LOURDES MANGANAN
2971 PITOGO, DIANNE GRACE LETRERO
2972 PIÑERO, DARYL NARVAEZ
2973 PIÑEZ, CLAIRE MACANAS
2974 PLANAS, JAY PEE GASTA
2975 PLAUTA, RODLEE NIEVARES
2976 PO, FERDINAND PUA
2977 PO, KRISTIN MONTAÑO
2978 POBRE, JAZPHER JAY VILLAMAR
2979 POLESTICO, JAMES MICHAEL ITEM
2980 POLICARPIO, AL JAY RHU RIVERA
2981 POLICARPIO, CLIFFORD DE VERA
2982 POLICARPIO, KIMBERLY VILLEGAS
2983 POLICARPIO, RENATO JR SOSA
2984 POLINAR, CHERRY MAY ELMENSO
2985 POLINTAN, ANNA MARIE BUENDIA
2986 POLONGBARIT, DANICA LEA ACOSTA
2987 PON, SALVADOR PILIIN
2988 PONAYO, MICHAEL YUMUL
2989 PONCE, CHRISTIAN ROWEE GENORA
2990 PONCE, RENZ VERGARA
2991 PONGOS, HANNAH MALIBAGO
2992 PONGOT, BHEDIGEN JOSEPH MIÑAO
2993 PONTIPEDRA, MYLA RUBY CORONADO
2994 PORCIONCULA, APRIL ROSE DELUBIO
2995 PORILLO, SHERYL SILAGAN
2996 PORLARES, GERONIMO JR LABOR
2997 PORNEA, THERESE VALERIE GARDUCE
2998 POROT, JENISIE DANGCALAN
2999 PORRAS, ANA VICTORIA PALAPOS
3000 PORTES, VILLAGRACIA VIDAL
3001 PORTUGAL, ALDRIN CAMANIA
3002 POSTRANO, RUEL VERSOZA
3003 PRANADA, MARVIN AUSTRIA
3004 PRIETO, GERLYN-GRACE LORENZO
3005 PRIETO, JESSA SOLINAP
3006 PRIETO, SARAH JANE CASI
3007 PRIOLO, NEIL PAMA
3008 PUENTENEGRA, JOEL MONCADA
3009 PUERTOS, LEO ARTEMIO ABALO
3010 PULANCO, FRANCIS GARCIA
3011 PULIDO, ROMARI JOY PAGADUAN
3012 PUNO, ABIGAIL SIGUA
3013 PUNO, JAMIE MARIE MALLARI
3014 PUNO, JOSE EMERSON MENDOZA
3015 PUNZALAN, CHARIZE LYKA CADIR
3016 PUNZALAN, JOSE MARI PRONTO
3017 PUNZALAN, MA KHRISTINE JOY CORTEZ
3018 PUNZALAN, RHYZETH PAMINTUAN
3019 PURISIMA, ROY PARREÑO
3020 PURUGANAN, MHARK ALLAN GONZALES
3021 PUSING, NIANPEARL MERDEGIA
3022 PUSPUS, EDEN PUNTUAL
3023 PUTUNGAN, MENARD NATAYA
3024 PUYAT, ANGELINE REYES
3025 QUE, RYAN MOHAMMAD LICUP
3026 QUERIDO, ALEXANDER JR MATIAS
3027 QUEVADA, KRISTOPHER LLOYD MARANAN
3028 QUIACOS, JONNA DEL BELLO
3029 QUIAMBAO, ARENE AMBAL
3030 QUIAMBAO, EDUARD MALIG
3031 QUIBOT, NYMFA YBIAS
3032 QUIDET, DEARLY CABALLO
3033 QUIJANO, ALEXES SARITO
3034 QUIJANO, MARVIL RAMOS
3035 QUIMADA, MARY ROSE GUINTO
3036 QUIMAT, KIRBY PECSON
3037 QUIMBA, CHRISTIAN JOSEPH LEBITA
3038 QUIMOSQUIMOS, NYMPHA SALVO
3039 QUIMQUE, MA PRECILLA IVY DESCALSOTA
3040 QUIMSON, APRIL JOY MARTINEZ
3041 QUINIO, MARIANNE ACEVEDA
3042 QUINITIO, ROMEO MICHAEL GARCIA
3043 QUINTO, ARIANNE MANDIA
3044 QUINTOS, HAILIN DE GUIA
3045 QUINTUA, VERLYN AILEEN ROBIENE
3046 QUIOYO, CHRYSTELLE MAE BAUTISTA
3047 QUIOZON, HERBERT LAGUADOR
3048 QUIRANTE, REYNALDO JR BUENAVENTURA
3049 QUIRIMIT, JANE RACHELLE MERCADO
3050 QUIRUBIN, JUANITO JR ROLDAN
3051 QUISOTE, VIENNA MARIZ PABUAYA
3052 QUITORIANO, RACHEL ARREOLA
3053 QUIZALA, WILFREDO JR TALICURAN
3054 RAAGAS, MARGARITA CRUZ
3055 RABANES, JORDAN ABELLON
3056 RABANOS, RECHEL DECENA
3057 RABI, ROGELYN DE VERA
3058 RACELIS, RALPH ANGELO KING
3059 RACIMO, CHERIKO BUEZA
3060 RADA, MARK WILLIAM SEVILLA
3061 RAFANAN, REGINE GRACE LORENZO
3062 RAGANDANG, EMMANUEL STEPHEN DE GUZMAN
3063 RAGO, ALVIN JOSEPH BAUTISTA
3064 RAGOS, JOHN ANDREW FEDERICO
3065 RAMA, JULIUS CABACABA
3066 RAMIREZ, DANIEL CASTRO
3067 RAMIREZ, EDUARDO SALVADOR
3068 RAMIREZ, ERWIN NARAG
3069 RAMIREZ, JOSEPHINE LEAÑO
3070 RAMIREZ, KARL OWEN VALENZUELA
3071 RAMIREZ, KATRINA ANDION QUIRAY
3072 RAMIREZ, LORELEE ALEJANDRO
3073 RAMIREZ, MARK ANTHONY HERNANDEZ
3074 RAMOS, AIZA ORTIZ
3075 RAMOS, ANNA JANE GABITO
3076 RAMOS, BEN CARLO PABRIAGA
3077 RAMOS, CECILLE ROSE BUGARIN
3078 RAMOS, CHRYSELLE DE GUZMAN
3079 RAMOS, CRIS EVERT CAYABYAB
3080 RAMOS, IMEE MENDOZA
3081 RAMOS, JEFFERSON AQUINO
3082 RAMOS, JOHAIRA MACADATO
3083 RAMOS, JONATHAN MIRANDA
3084 RAMOS, KATHERINE DACUSIN
3085 RAMOS, KATHLEEN ATENCIO
3086 RAMOS, KERVIN MIRASOL
3087 RAMOS, KRISTOPHER DALIT
3088 RAMOS, LEA BAQUIRAN
3089 RAMOS, MARIA ALLYSSA JOY CASILANG
3090 RAMOS, MARILOU MENDOZA
3091 RAMOS, MARIVIC VALDERAMA
3092 RAMOS, ROGELIO JR FAMILARA
3093 RAMOS, TONIE ROSE GARCIA
3094 RAMOS, VANESSA MENESES
3095 RANARA, GENEVIEVE PENARANDA
3096 RANAY, HENRY KEN INSON
3097 RANJO, ROYCE CHARISSE POBLETE
3098 RAOTRAOT, KENNETH RAY CALIMBO
3099 RAPI, CYREL MORCELLA
3100 RAPOSAS, BEVERLY DELA CRUZ
3101 RAPOSAS, EGMEDIO JR TADENA
3102 RAQUEL, BRENDA RAMA
3103 RAQUITICO, MARIJA LORENZO
3104 RARA, IWONA PAULE
3105 RARA, MA THERESA PAGLICAWAN
3106 RARAMA, MAGNALENE JORDA
3107 RASCO, LEOPHIL PADULIP
3108 RAYOS, MARK ANDREW YAP
3109 RAYPAN, LAILANIE PERNECITA
3110 RAZO, ARGIELYN RELADO
3111 RAZONABE, RASETES EDULAN
3112 RAÑADA, KATREENA ROSAL
3113 REA, CARL ERNEST SOMERA
3114 REARIO, RYAN RODA
3115 REAÑO, RESTY DELA CRUZ
3116 REBADULLA, ASHLEY EVE COLANGAN
3117 REBITA, DEL-AN MARIE ENRIQUEZ
3118 REBOLLO, MARK KENNETH VALIBIA
3119 RECODO, MARY GRACE GAYARES
3120 RECONES, VIVIAN PEDOCHE
3121 REDECIO, JOWENA URETA
3122 REDOBLE, LORALYN GABATO
3123 REDOR, MELISSA ANNE MOYA
3124 REFORMA, ROSE ANN DIMAYUGA
3125 REGALADO, CARLO ENRIQUEZ
3126 REGUDO, FROILAN MAE MARINDUQUE
3127 REJANO, KARREN MARIE DIZON
3128 REJANO, MARK ANDREW PAHANEL
3129 RELATORRES, JOAN VIOSANO
3130 RELUYA, MYRA AILYN BAGALANON
3131 RENDON, AYDEN JOY CABUDOL
3132 RENDORA, ZYRA BADILLO
3133 RENEGADO, IAN MARK GLORIA
3134 REOTIRAS, LARA JANE GALANG
3135 REPOLLO, JENNIFER VILLANUEVA
3136 REPONTE, EDAH MAE SALMONE
3137 REPONTE, ELLAINE LINGO
3138 RESULA, GERALD RIVAS
3139 RETARDO, ALDREN ROBLES
3140 RETARDO, JOHN CHRISTOPHER RODIL
3141 REVESTIR, RACQUEL PEDROSA
3142 REY, ANGELA ADRALES
3143 REYES, ANA PATRICIA FABELLA
3144 REYES, ANGILI TUGAS
3145 REYES, ARLENE MARIE CARIAGA
3146 REYES, BILLY REY BAUTISTA
3147 REYES, CRISTOPHER JON DELA ROSA
3148 REYES, DAISY JANE SARMIENTO
3149 REYES, DANICA MAY BALILO
3150 REYES, EVONNE LAMIN DAYTEC
3151 REYES, GUIA MHEL LALAMUNAN
3152 REYES, GWYNNETH ORTIZ
3153 REYES, JASPER LOUIE AGUILAR
3154 REYES, JOHN CAMILOTES
3155 REYES, JOHN ARIES ARCOIRES
3156 REYES, JOSE JR SANGALANG
3157 REYES, KHARLA ANDREA DIZON
3158 REYES, KIM CORDOVEZ
3159 REYES, MA FATIMA BERMEJO
3160 REYES, MARIA ANGELICA TORRES
3161 REYES, MARIA KATHLEEN BALMORES
3162 REYES, MARJORIE ANNE BENEDITO
3163 REYES, PRINCESS AGNES MANALASTAS
3164 REYES, RAQUEL GENER
3165 REYES, REYMOND MANDAP
3166 REYES, SHERINA MARIE TUAZON
3167 REYNALDO, MERYL JOY SAMSON
3168 REYTERAN, ROBERT MUÑOZ
3169 RICAFRENTE, JOANNA MARIE OCAMPO
3170 RICAFRENTE, MARK IVAN LEO DULCE
3171 RICAFRENTE, MIKKO RAMOS
3172 RICAÑA, KATRINA MIRAPLES
3173 RIELO, RAY HAROLD LLOBRERA
3174 RIGOS, JONALYN AGCAOILI
3175 RILVERIA, ANDREW PHIL PORTUGUESE
3176 RIMAS, DARYL JAY CABAUATAN
3177 RIOGELON, DOREEN GRACE CEBRITAS
3178 RITUAL, ELIZE KRISTINE MATAAC
3179 RIVERA, ANGELICA ORACION
3180 RIVERA, DOLLY JEAN SHANE MALIWANAG
3181 RIVERA, ELOISA ARCEGA
3182 RIVERA, FERDINAND DOMINGO
3183 RIVERA, FRANCIS SANTOS
3184 RIVERA, GRETCHEN DAVID
3185 RIVERA, MARIA CECILIA YADAO
3186 RIVERA, MICHELLE ALBO
3187 RIVERA, RANE CARLO BULALAQUE
3188 RIVERA, RISMAR SOLOSA
3189 RIVERA, ROSA MARIE RODRIGUEZ
3190 RIVERA, VICTORIA MARIE LUCION
3191 RIVERO, RYAN-JOHN LEMU
3192 RIVERO, SHIELA DADIS
3193 RIZADA, ROCHELLE ANDREA BETIONG
3194 ROA, LUCKY ESTELA MERCADO
3195 ROBERTO, AMIEBELLE VILLANUEVA
3196 ROBLEDO, LOUIE MARTIN HERNANDEZ
3197 ROBLES, CRISTINE TAROJA
3198 ROBLES, JANICE SARAH ROCHA
3199 ROBLES, JINGKY MOSO
3200 ROBLES, RENATO JR PASCUAL
3201 ROCABO, JULIUS POLIÑO
3202 ROCIMA, KRISTIA VANIA CABANAG
3203 RODELAS, CHRISTIAN ADAM ESTRELLA
3204 RODOLFO, LUVIMIN ARIEM
3205 RODRIGUEZ, CAMILLE DEMAIN
3206 RODRIGUEZ, MARMAE SAPPAL
3207 RODRIGUEZ, REYNOLD ANTHONY MARC SIBAYAN
3208 RODRIGUEZ, RONEZA JOY PEÑALOSA
3209 ROFULI, GOLDA SHOZANA MANAIG
3210 ROGERO, YBEN RIGO
3211 ROJA, RESHELL MANTILLA
3212 ROJAS, ERLYN VILLAPAÑE
3213 ROJAS, GENEVIEVE LAHOY LAHOY
3214 ROL, RONALIE AUINGAN
3215 ROLA, LORREN JEAN FERNANDEZ
3216 ROLDAN, JOANNE ROSE MENDOZA
3217 ROLETE, ROMAR LIGAS
3218 ROMAGUERA, KATHLEEN MAY JASO
3219 ROMAN, BENJAMIN MACALINTAL
3220 ROMANILLOS, CIELLA DELA CRUZ
3221 ROMBAWA, ARA BEL JOY DE LEON
3222 ROMERO, JED CUA
3223 ROMERO, RANILLIO CASTILLIO
3224 ROMERO, ROMMEL PANGANIBAN
3225 RONCESVALLES, JONAH PALLASIGUE
3226 RONQUILLO, EISELE LOPEZ
3227 RONQUILLO, FREGIE VEGO
3228 ROPAN, MARIE JOY
3229 ROPEREZ, RACHEL ANNE ANGKICO
3230 ROQUE, MATTHEW RYAN MANIULIT
3231 ROSALES, APRIL SALTIGA
3232 ROSALES, ARIEL YAPAN
3233 ROSALES, ARRGIE MAY VIODOR
3234 ROSALES, LADY KATHLEN LEYVA
3235 ROSALES, REYMOND MARAGANA
3236 ROSARIO, MADELYNE BUMAGAT
3237 ROSELLO, JANE ABEGAIL RANCES
3238 ROSETE, EDLYNE AVILA
3239 ROSETE, RUBY ROSE FLORES
3240 ROSINO, ALDEAN XAVIER EUGENIO
3241 ROTONI, ALDRICH GONZAGA
3242 ROXAS, EZEKIEL DUMANHOG
3243 ROXAS, JEANETTE PAGTACONAN
3244 ROXAS, KATHLEEN KAY MEREN
3245 ROXAS, PATRICIA GWYNE
3246 ROYUPA, JESSA JOY CATUGAS
3247 RUAYA, JOBBY ALBURO
3248 RUBELLANO, ROGELIO III GIL
3249 RUBIA, JHUNEIL
3250 RUBIAS, BARTOLOME JR TRANCE
3251 RUBIO, VICTOR DE MESA
3252 RUBIS, RENATO PACITES
3253 RUELAN, ROBEL FRANCIS CAPUTOLAN
3254 RUFO, MARY CLAIRE CABUGWASON
3255 RUIZ, ANNE CHRISKA ONG
3256 RUIZ, RENZ JEFFREY AQUINO
3257 RULIDA, ROMER TORENTE
3258 RULONA, CHERRY MAE BANQUIL
3259 SABADO, MHAY ROSE DAYAPERA
3260 SABALLA, ALBERT OREIRO
3261 SABANAL, HONEY LYN ROLLON
3262 SABANPAN, DOMINIQUE BANDOLIS
3263 SABILLANO, HYVIE LONGINOS
3264 SACAR, DIAMON IBRA
3265 SACDALAN, KAREN TREVILES
3266 SACLOLO, DAWN-HAZEL LORENZO
3267 SACULLES, GLEIANNE TABAYOYONG
3268 SACULLES, ROCHIE JANDOC
3269 SADANG, MARYJANE HILARIO
3270 SADAVA, MAE JOY ENIOLA
3271 SADAYA, JENNIFER BRAVO
3272 SADAYA, KAREN YZABELLE JAVELOSA
3273 SADDI, RAQUEL RAMIREZ
3274 SAGARIO, KENT HAROLD MAGSAYO
3275 SAGARIO, MARK LOUIE GIOLAGON
3276 SAGARIO, SAMUEL JOHN PEGUIT
3277 SAGISI, JUNEL GALVAN
3278 SAGUID, BENJAMIN JR DISCIPULO
3279 SAGUN, JEFFREY ONGCOY
3280 SAHAGUN, ANGELICA NAVARRO
3281 SAHAGUN, RACHELLE CAJUCOM
3282 SALACATA, CHERRY LYN VALES
3283 SALAGANTIN, KRISTLE JAKE EÑOLA
3284 SALAGUBANG, SAHARA CHUA
3285 SALANGA, MARJORIE DE LEON
3286 SALANGUIT, JUDITH ANNE CALLO
3287 SALAR, SHEENA ARIANE ESPERE
3288 SALAS, EVA KATE ESTRERA
3289 SALAZAR, ALTHEA BERSE
3290 SALAZAR, JASON CEDEÑO
3291 SALAZAR, LYN NABALDE
3292 SALAZAR, MJJ FRANZ DAMASIG
3293 SALDUA, NESSA MAGMANLAC
3294 SALE, ROBERT DON LADOB
3295 SALENGA, MARK JOSEPH DE MESA
3296 SALES, JERICA MAE CASTILLO
3297 SALES, KOHLEA TRINIDAD
3298 SALGON, EBER JUDE LAPINIG
3299 SALIDAGA, CHRISTIAN CATOR
3300 SALIDO, ALIDA TORRES
3301 SALIGAN, NIMFA TEÑOSO
3302 SALINAS, MIKHAIL ALICANTE
3303 SALINO, NELIA ABAYABAY
3304 SALISE, JACINTE MINGUITO
3305 SALLEY, GRETEL MALAPAD
3306 SALONGA, RHEA ROQUE
3307 SALOSAGCOL, EMILY AGUINALDO
3308 SALTING, CYNDI BOLIVAR
3309 SALUDES, CATHLEEN MAE SAN JUAN
3310 SALUSOD, CHERRY ANN DULABAY
3311 SALVA, MAE ANGIELINE TIBON
3312 SALVACION, GLADYS MANALO
3313 SALVADOR, AIZA MENDOZA
3314 SALVADOR, ENRIQUE PALINES
3315 SALVADOR, JAY MARK GINETE
3316 SALVADOR, LOVELY ANGELES
3317 SALVADOR, MARK ANTHONY PEREZ
3318 SALVADOR, MARK GABRIEL POLINTAN
3319 SALVADOR, NATANEAL HERRERA
3320 SALVADOR, PLINKY HERNANDEZ
3321 SALVADOR, REYNALD JR PATIÑO
3322 SALVADOR, TRACY BALCE
3323 SALVAHAN, DEWDROP MAE CARBONEL
3324 SALVATIERRA, KEVIN RAY TELAN
3325 SALVATUS, JANELLE GONZALES
3326 SAMANIEGO, GISELLE ANN SARTE
3327 SAMPAGA, JULIE ANN LLENA
3328 SAMPANG, EDMAR ZABALA
3329 SAMPIANO, EASTER MARIE AMBROSIO
3330 SAMSON, ARCELYNE CABIAS
3331 SAMSON, MERJEL GRACE TORCITA
3332 SAMSON, ZALDY MIRANDA
3333 SAN DIEGO, FERNAN MICHAEL CRUZ
3334 SAN DIEGO, RON IAN DELA CRUZ
3335 SAN ISIDRO, REY FERNAN VELASQUEZ
3336 SAN JUAN, KEN SALAMAT
3337 SANAY, MA ANA YVONNE LUPANGO
3338 SANCHEZ, JENICA CALUZA
3339 SANCHEZ, JOHN PAULO NAGAL
3340 SANDOVAL, WENDY MACAIRAP
3341 SANDUCO, MARICAR ORQUIZA
3342 SANGALANG, ADRIAN JOSEPH CORPUZ
3343 SANGALANG, JUVY BARRIENTOS
3344 SANGALANG, RINA ROMERO
3345 SANGKATE, ALLAN CJ CARINGAL
3346 SANGLAY, ACE MORATO
3347 SANICO, JOHN PEREGRINE BUNGABONG
3348 SANSON, LUZ JORDANA TRINIDAD
3349 SANTA, MELILANI HUMAWAN
3350 SANTANDER, NIÑO LOUIE SALARDA
3351 SANTELICES, EVA MEI GIL
3352 SANTIAGO, JASPER CLYDE GONZALES
3353 SANTIAGO, JENNY ROSE BONIFACIO
3354 SANTIAGO, JUAN PAOLO DRIZ
3355 SANTIAGO, LEONARDO JR PASCUAL
3356 SANTIAGO, MIA KLARISSA GALAURAN
3357 SANTILLA, MARY ROSE TANCINCO
3358 SANTOS, ABAD CALDERON
3359 SANTOS, ANGELIE JOY OCAMPO
3360 SANTOS, ARNOLD JUACHON
3361 SANTOS, BEA FAYE CAPISTRANO
3362 SANTOS, CRISPER IBAY
3363 SANTOS, DIANA ROSE CADAVONA
3364 SANTOS, FRANZ MAGBANTA
3365 SANTOS, JAN ANDRE DEL ROSARIO
3366 SANTOS, JO MARIE PARNES
3367 SANTOS, JOANN LAINE AGUINALDO
3368 SANTOS, JONIS IAN GARCIA
3369 SANTOS, KATHERINE ANGELINE MORAÑA
3370 SANTOS, KC CANO
3371 SANTOS, LAWRENCE ALEXANDER GONZALES
3372 SANTOS, LORRENZO MARTIN MANGIO
3373 SANTOS, MARAH NELLE REYES
3374 SANTOS, MARIANNE BEATRIZ SANTOS
3375 SANTOS, MARY ROSE JOSE
3376 SANTOS, NIÑO MAR PACHECO
3377 SANTOS, REGINA GRACE PADABOC
3378 SANTOS, ROSE ANN LEONCIO
3379 SANTOS, ROSELEE BAWALAN
3380 SANTOS, VINCE IVAN LOYOLA
3381 SAPALARAN, MARY DINA LAY
3382 SAPAO, JOANNE VIDAYO
3383 SAPIDA, RISZA RHINA CANDASA
3384 SAQUIN, MARIFE RATERTA
3385 SARA, DANA MICHELLE ALMONTE
3386 SARANDI, DIANA PAULINO
3387 SARANILLA, KAREN CRUZ
3388 SARDALLA, MEYNARD LACAY
3389 SARION, HONEY JOAN ANTOINETTE REPUYAN
3390 SARMIENTO, DELECIA ROSE MANGAYA-AY
3391 SARMIENTO, JAN MICHAEL TONGCO
3392 SARMIENTO, JOEY FRANCIS QUIAMBAO
3393 SARMIENTO, KESTER WATT CLEMENTE
3394 SARMIENTO, KIRK PAUL SOLON
3395 SARMIENTO, MA CRISELLE BALOIS
3396 SARMIENTO, MA LOURDES LUNAR
3397 SARMIENTO, RANIER ASISTIDO
3398 SARMIENTO, ROMNICK AQUINO
3399 SAROMINES, ANNALIZA DE LA CRUZ
3400 SARTIN, NOEL MONTAÑO
3401 SAURA, KRISCHELLE-A GAMBA
3402 SAVILLA, JESSICA JOY CARAMOAN
3403 SAWEY, MERIAM BABAB
3404 SAYSON, MARY LEAH IMAN
3405 SAZON, ARLENE MADRIDEO
3406 SAÑEZ, SIEGFRIED KIEL BERDIN
3407 SE, REY VERNON GIANAN
3408 SEBASTIAN, ANTHONY NICOLAS
3409 SEBASTIAN, ELIZABETH ERRIN EVANGELISTA
3410 SEBELLETA, BON KAROL PELIGRIN
3411 SEDIGO, JENNY JOY PAHUNANG
3412 SEDIGO, JOSE LORENZO INOCENCIO
3413 SEE, LORELIE SOLANERO
3414 SEE, SHALYN LIBO-ON
3415 SEGUI, ZAE-ANN MARIE MARASIGAN
3416 SEMENTELA, MA REGINE MAYORES
3417 SEMILLANO, IDY ARANTE
3418 SEMILLANO, MIPPS MARDIE
3419 SEMINIANO, HARDY ASUNCION
3420 SENECA, KRIZIA FONTANILLA
3421 SENO, MARTINITO RUIZ
3422 SENOSIN, AIMEE LYN CLOMERA
3423 SENTILLAS, MELANIE SANGGA
3424 SEPACIO, ADONIS ROBLES
3425 SEPULVEDA, JOHANN BILL UMBAO
3426 SERBO, NIÑA MANLARAN
3427 SERENTAS, NHIEL ANTHONY ALGABRE
3428 SERRANO, ABIGAIL PAGULAYAN
3429 SERRANO, JOSEPH RAMIREZ
3430 SERRANO, PEARL ANGELI CADELIÑA
3431 SERRATO, KRISTINE GONZALES
3432 SEVILLA, DANJANAREY MALDO
3433 SEVILLA, DARYLL TRINIDAD
3434 SEVILLE, JEIG SANCHEZ
3435 SEVILLENA, MANIELYN RAMOS
3436 SEÑA, MARILYN JOYA
3437 SEÑERES, ANA MARIA MARGARITA SUMERA
3438 SEÑORIN, JEFFERSON ENVERGA
3439 SIA, ESTELA JOYCE ROSERO
3440 SIA, MARK LAWRENCE SAMPAGA
3441 SIAGA, PRINCESS SILVA
3442 SIALMO, JOHN RHYL LASPIÑAS
3443 SIANOYA, SUNSHINE TANIEGRA
3444 SIAPCO, GERLYN RELLORTA
3445 SIAS, ERIC DEXTER ESTIOCO
3446 SIAT, ROMEO II SARIO
3447 SIAZON, DARRELL MENDOZA
3448 SIBBALUCA, EMMANUEL DALUMAY
3449 SIBLAGAN, MAY-ANN LAMPESA
3450 SIBONGA, MARY ANN REQUINA
3451 SIDAMON, CHARRIS EDEN ERMAC
3452 SIDDAYAO, JONATHAN ALEGRE
3453 SIGNEY, HERSHEY ANN GALANG
3454 SIGUA, ANNA ROSE FERNANDO
3455 SIGUE, ANDREA CHRISTEL RAMOS
3456 SILAPAN, ARNULFO LIQUE
3457 SILVA, ARNOLD CARLMAR VILLANUEVA
3458 SILVA, SHELLA MAY NOYNAY
3459 SILVANO, GENEVIEVE ROOT
3460 SILVERIO, LAARNI OTOMAN
3461 SILVERIO, STEPHEN AGUILLON
3462 SILVESTRE, SILVESTRE MERCADO
3463 SIMAGALA, JEFFREY DELARIATE
3464 SIMBAJON, KAREN LAE CALUNIA
3465 SIMBOL, WILFREDO ANQUILO
3466 SIMBRAN, MA CHRISTINA ACUPIDO
3467 SIMON, ARMEN JADE ELEAZAR
3468 SIMPAO, ALLAN NIÑO LABASTIDA
3469 SINOGBA, TRINA SYTANGCO
3470 SINON, SHARRY INGCOL
3471 SIRIBAN, HARVEY HARRY ISRAEL
3472 SISON, ALMER ALMIRANTE
3473 SISON, KARISSA JOY ERMINO
3474 SISON, MARIA FRANCESCA TAN
3475 SISON, MIGUEL ELISITO DADAP
3476 SISON, RACHELLE DENISE GUY
3477 SISON, SHEENA MAE CALDERON
3478 SO, JACQUELINE RACHEL MATONDO
3479 SOABAS, ANGELI MAE VINOYA
3480 SOBERANO, LEIRA ANGELI OROSCO
3481 SOBREJUANITE, KAREN PUZON
3482 SOBREVIÑAS, AUBREY MARIE PACHONG
3483 SOLDEVILLA, DESIREE JOY JOVES
3484 SOLEDAD, RAFONCELL TUNGOL
3485 SOLEMA, CHOERLEEN BIANCA REYES
3486 SOLIANO, MONA GAVIOLA
3487 SOLIBA, MANILYN BOLINGET
3488 SOLIMAN, LALIN SAPINOSO
3489 SOLINA, ICY DE ASIS
3490 SOLINAP, KATHERINE CLAIRE LOPEZ
3491 SOLIS, RAMIL JOSEPH DAYANDANTE
3492 SOLLESTRE, RYCHELLE ANNE VELUZ
3493 SOMBILLO, JOHN ROBERT BANAL
3494 SOMBLINGO, GHIA LUZMARIE TIPA
3495 SOMERA, JERIC JANDOC
3496 SOMIDO, MA ASUNCION ALISOL HAM
3497 SOMIDO, MARICOR LUMABI
3498 SONIEGA, LAWRENCE SANGALANG
3499 SORIA, MICHELLE DEL MUNDO
3500 SORIANO, CARLO LUIGI MAGALLANES
3501 SORIANO, JAYSON MALLILLIN
3502 SORIANO, PAUL RYAN TAN
3503 SORIANO, RODA ORALLO
3504 SORIANO, ROSALIE CORBILLON
3505 SORILLA, MARISAR VASQUEZ
3506 SOTTO, FRANCISCO PANGAN
3507 SUALOG, ROMEL VINCENT LAURENCIO
3508 SUAREZ, JONAFE DELA CRUZ
3509 SUAREZ, MAYLAINE GUINGAB
3510 SUAREZ, PEARL ELLEN GAUM
3511 SUAREZ, PHILIP PAULO DE LOS SANTOS
3512 SUAREZ, RAYMOND LOUIE ONG
3513 SUAREZ, REENALYN AUSTRIA
3514 SUARNABA, RACHELL FLORA
3515 SUASOLA, VANESSA RAMISO
3516 SUELTO, DIVINA GRACIA PEREZ
3517 SUEMITH, JOYCE MARIE LEROG
3518 SUGA, MA KHRISTIAL BIAG
3519 SULE, JEFF-MIKE SMITH VASQUEZ
3520 SULIT, ARRIANE JASA
3521 SULIVA, MARIA BECILL ARRIESGADO
3522 SUMAPID, MARY JOY MARIMAT
3523 SUMATRA, JOVIE LOU ALBARRACIN
3524 SUMATRA, MARILOU LABADO
3525 SUMAYLO, SUNSHINE CARCELER
3526 SUMILANG, MARY JANE ALVAREZ
3527 SUMILE, CHARMAINE ROSE NONATO
3528 SUNDAD, HOSNIA MONASAPRANG
3529 SUNGA, JOYCE BERNARTE
3530 SUNGGOD, NURDEN FERRER
3531 SUPAPO, KAREN GARCIA
3532 SURA, WINNIE OLLERO
3533 SUSI, VLADIMAR FAGTANAC
3534 SUYU, JASSEL CAMARAO
3535 SUZARA, SHERRYL LYNNE SALIBA
3536 SY, AMAPOLA LIM
3537 SY, JOSE JR DY
3538 SY, MELINDA GANADEN
3539 SY JUCO, MICHELLE EMPLEO
3540 SY PENG, WILFRANCE LEE
3541 SY SU, GRACE MAE UY
3542 SYJUCO, CHARMAINE ROSE PULUMBARIT
3543 TA-ALA, THERESE MADISON PEDRESO
3544 TABAO, CHERLYN NUEVAS
3545 TABAO, TASNEEM TANGGOL
3546 TABELLA, STEPHANIE MANGILOG
3547 TABILI, LOUI JAY BURBOS
3548 TABIONGAN, EARL MARTIN NIÑO DAZO
3549 TABLANTE, WILFREDO PANERGO
3550 TABLIZO, JAYNIE TATAD
3551 TABLO, MARIBEL DAGASDAS
3552 TABOADA, GINEL FRANCIS CIABO
3553 TABUAC, FLORE JANE TAPAOAN
3554 TABUCAN, MICHELLE LOIS JAVIER
3555 TABUG, ROXAN SORIANO
3556 TABULOC, CATHERINE FERNANDEZ
3557 TACBAYA, RONALD ONIÑEZA
3558 TACUD, ELISHA KRYSEL BATERINA
3559 TADENA, ADRIAN AMPAÑA
3560 TADEO, MARY JANE LOBOS
3561 TADURAN, BRAZIL TURALLO
3562 TAGANAS, DIANA CARMELLA GELLANGARIN
3563 TAGAYUN, KAREEN ROSE REYES
3564 TAGLE, AIKO MARIE SANCHEZ
3565 TAGLE, DOMINIC MORALES
3566 TAGO, FAHRUDDIN NAWAWI BANIAGA
3567 TAGOLOAN, RHENIE PELUBEDA
3568 TAGRA, NORMAN VINCENT BERNARDINO
3569 TAGUBA, STEPHEN RAY CACCAM
3570 TAGUINOD, JOANNES ERROL ARUGAY
3571 TALA-OC, KESSELYN MAE TAMPOS
3572 TALABAN, WENDELL LAVA
3573 TALAVERO, JOEL ACAPUYAN
3574 TALIDONG, RAELYN TALIDONG
3575 TALISAY, REYNEE GOMILLA
3576 TALITE, ANNIE SETH APELLIDO
3577 TALOSIG, JAYVEE CUISON
3578 TAMAYO, JANINE MEG JAVIER
3579 TAMAYO, MA ANGELINA GOLDAMIER MIÑANO
3580 TAMONAN, CATHERINE YTURIAGA
3581 TAMORADE, KATRINA MAGBANUA
3582 TAMPARONG, NOE BARRIENTOS
3583 TAMPIS, DORIS MORIEL BINANITAN
3584 TAMPIS, KATHLEEN CARABUENA
3585 TAMSI, AUGUST JOEL ACAIN
3586 TAMUNDONG, RACHELLE JOYCE LOBATON
3587 TAN, CHUNCHE GALIGAO
3588 TAN, DIANA ROSE MALIG
3589 TAN, FRITZIE ELLEN TY
3590 TAN, GEMMA ADELINE KONG
3591 TAN, JOB ESCALANTE
3592 TAN, JOHN DECK ONG
3593 TAN, LEAH IVANA LADEMORA
3594 TAN, MARIA KATRINA LABALAN
3595 TAN, MERRIAM JOY BACUD
3596 TAN, MICHELLE BARNIEGO
3597 TAN, NICA CHYNNA FLORESTA
3598 TAN, NOEMI PEÑAFLOR
3599 TAN, RIC MIKHAEL TALISAYAN
3600 TAN, STEVENSON JASPE
3601 TANATAN, MARICEL FERRER
3602 TANDAYAG, MARION MAE ORGANO
3603 TANDAYU, IRA LIZA MAE LIGAYA
3604 TANDUGON, SHIELA ATIENZA
3605 TANGGOL, QURRATUL A'YN DIRAMPATAN
3606 TANSENGCO, ALDINE ROSE MIRANDA
3607 TANTAN, MARGARITA CARALIPIO
3608 TANTENGCO, SALOME FAITH ABELLANA
3609 TANTUCO, LAUREN CAPILLAS
3610 TANZO, JARVIE ANNE RIVERA
3611 TAPALES, CHARMAINE JILL CARRILLO
3612 TAPANG, RANDEL CARGO
3613 TAPIA, CHATERINE MAY EVANGELISTA
3614 TAPIA, JYZNARETH CAMARISTA
3615 TAPIA, MAY ANN CAYETANO
3616 TAPPA, CECILLE CALUBAQUIB
3617 TARCE, ROSE ANNE CABIAS
3618 TAROY, SARAH GRACE MENDOZA
3619 TARROBAGO, ROWENA TINDUGAN
3620 TARROQUIN, MARY CRIS ELAMPARO
3621 TARUC, ANN KRISZSA MAE ZIPAGAN
3622 TARUC, WELLA JHANNA ENCISO
3623 TASONG, KENNETH SUCALDITO
3624 TAUFAASAU, MOANA ELENA ANTIOQUIA
3625 TAYAO, DANIA GRACE LAGMAY
3626 TAYCO, STEFANIE MARASIGAN
3627 TAYNEC, RUBY LATABEN
3628 TAYO, MARIA RITA JANE PEREZ
3629 TAYOCNOG, ARISTOTLE MORAL
3630 TE, OLIVE HUA
3631 TEANILA, ARLENE BAUTISTA
3632 TEBELIN, JOURNEL
3633 TECSON, SOLEIL BARCA
3634 TEE, STEFFANIE MAUDE MARANAN
3635 TEJADA, CLOUDETH MAHUPIL
3636 TEJADAL, MAY SANCHA
3637 TEJEDO, CHRISTIAN ROMERO
3638 TEJUCO, ANGEL OLORES
3639 TELMO, SHEIRIMAE RUIZ
3640 TEMEÑA, CHERRY MAY ALDAVE
3641 TEMPERANTE, SOHRAB NACHOR
3642 TEMPLA, MARIONE LAWRENCE CORTAN
3643 TEMPLO, MA JOYCE SACDALAN
3644 TEMPROSA, HAZEL JOY APING
3645 TENGAY, VALENTINO BANG-ASAN
3646 TENORIO, CARMEN CLARA TANTENGCO
3647 TEODORO, ANDRIAN GARCIA
3648 TEODORO, CRISVI RGEE ENRIQUEZ
3649 TEOFILO, GERARDO JR SANCHEZ
3650 TEOLOGO, ARIEL JOSEPH PORTILLO
3651 TEPORA, JOHNNEL UMALI
3652 TERRADO, REUBEN EZRA KAKILALA
3653 TERRIBLE, MARISER CELESTINO
3654 TESORO, ANGELOS DELA CRUZ
3655 TESORO, KRISTEL MAE
3656 TESTA, MARIBEL CABANTOG
3657 TIAMZON, JOHN JOSEPH CORPUZ
3658 TIANGCO, RIAN LEE BINBIN
3659 TIBURCIO, MARY ANN GALIT
3660 TIBURCIO, NILDA LEYCO
3661 TICBAYAN, SOLOMON JR BADONGEN
3662 TIMAJO, CHARMAINE MARCELO
3663 TIMAN, JAICA ARCEÑO
3664 TIMAN, ROSE ANNE VASQUEZ
3665 TIMOGAN, ROBERTO ANAR
3666 TIMTIM, ANNA KATRINA LEE
3667 TING, DIANA GRACE CO
3668 TINGCHUY, MARIANE BATHAN
3669 TIO, JOHN PAOLO YAMBOT
3670 TION, ROMMEL BALAO
3671 TIOPES, JANE SANDRA BERNAL
3672 TIPAY, REYEL ANNE AQUINO
3673 TITIWA, CHARLINA BAYENG
3674 TODIO, MARELHETE DE GUZMAN
3675 TODOC, JEAN TORRES
3676 TOLEDO, ABEGAIL LOCQUIAO
3677 TOLEDO, JUNALI ANN PABONA
3678 TOLENTINO, ALEXANDER SABERON
3679 TOLENTINO, EDCRIS BAQUIRAN
3680 TOLENTINO, EDWIN BRIONES
3681 TOLENTINO, IKE TOM TAMONDONG
3682 TOLENTINO, LOUIE DAKINGKING
3683 TOLENTINO, XELEA PEREZ
3684 TOLETE, SUSANNE MACALALAG
3685 TOLIBAS, TRISTAN GREFIEL
3686 TOLING, MICHELLE REYES
3687 TOMAS, JEPRAY RATILLA
3688 TOMAUB, REN OLIVER DIEZ
3689 TOMAWIS, SITTIE ANIDA AMBANG
3690 TOMCO, RUSSEL CORNALES
3691 TOMEN, NOEMI SOLIMAN
3692 TOMOL, TERENCE VANESSA PUNO
3693 TOMPONG, NORDAN POLI
3694 TONGAAN, JONAH BATAY-AN
3695 TONIDO, SHEILA MAY ENCABO
3696 TORDA, KIM JAYSON VILOAN
3697 TORIBIO, MARENETTE TADEO
3698 TORIO, RINA CASTRO
3699 TORNO, ABIGAIL GADDI
3700 TORNO, WILSON RIZO
3701 TORREGOZA, FRANCIS BRYAN TARCENA
3702 TORREMONIA, RIOD TOMAUB
3703 TORRES, BELLIROSE SANTOS
3704 TORRES, ERIKA DE JESUS
3705 TORRES, FRANZ ERIKA BALAGUSA
3706 TORRES, LENNIE HALL
3707 TORRES, MYRAFE DAGATAN
3708 TORRES, RAYMOND BERMUDEZ
3709 TORRIJOS, ABIGAIL MARIE DE GUZMAN
3710 TOSOC, ROSABELL MAZAREDO
3711 TOTAAN, HARLAN BERNARDO
3712 TOÑACAO, ROWENA CABASAG
3713 TRENUELA, ALLAN NUEVO
3714 TRETASCO, MARICEL BAGASALA
3715 TRINIDAD, ALDRICH LAGUNDI
3716 TRINIDAD, BERNADITTE LAGUTIN
3717 TRINIDAD, CAROL ANN CABRAL
3718 TRINIDAD, FRANCES LORRAINE AYCO
3719 TUAZON, JAY ANDREW BISCARRA
3720 TUBANG, FRESANA SOLANO
3721 TUBIERA, CRISLYN JOY CANLAPAN
3722 TUBONGBANUA, ROSE PEÑERO
3723 TUGUINAY, CAROLYN ALEW
3724 TUIZA, MARIE CHRISTINE PAMPLONA
3725 TULIAO, HANANIAH AGUIRRE
3726 TUMANUT, JANIS CANOZA
3727 TUMBAGA, MERRY ROSE BUMANGLAG
3728 TUMBAGAHAN, GLENN DURON
3729 TUNGOL, EUGENE REY LLANDA
3730 TUNGOL, GRACE ANNE CASTRO
3731 TUPAS, JAYMIE MARIE SIMONDAC
3732 TUPPIL, LEVIN HIPOLITO
3733 TURANO, SYREL JEAN FAJARDO
3734 TURINGAN, TERSITA PALPALLATOC
3735 TUTOR, NIÑO GAL LADRA
3736 TUYOR, LUCILLE PATAN
3737 TY, ANNA KATRINA ALEJO
3738 UBUSAN, GABRIELLE CALAGOS
3739 UDANI, DARYL LESTER SOLIVEN
3740 UDQUIN, RAFFY TARRAYO
3741 UGAY, MERCY LYN CORONEL
3742 UGOT, CHERRY MAE FERNANDEZ
3743 ULANDAY, MARJORIE SAN JUAN
3744 ULANT, ROSE ERGUIZA
3745 ULEP, ARIANNE DOMINIQUE TARIGA
3746 ULOB, MARIA CHRISTINA SABIT
3747 UMADHAY, MELCAH JANE FRANCES LARAN
3748 UMALI, IRMA ZETA
3749 UMALI, MARIA BERNADETH KATIGBAK
3750 UMALI, MARIE LOREN MACALIPAY
3751 UMALI, YANNA DIORELLA MALLARI
3752 UMASO, ALYANNA PLOPINIO
3753 UMEREZ, RON ALDRIN QUIRANTE
3754 UMOSO, KREYZEL CINDY ORATA
3755 UNCAD, FRANCIS REGINE LAGRIMAS
3756 UNIDA, JOANNE PANAHON
3757 UNIDAD, CESAR SARANGAY
3758 UNTALAN, ANTHONY CALLO
3759 URGEL, EDMUNDO ADOLFO
3760 URGENA, JOAN QUINA ISIDRA
3761 URLANDA, ZYRENE RODELAS
3762 USOP, ABLAH MINDALANO
3763 UTA, XANDI JO ZAGADO
3764 UY, ANGEL JR AMBROSIO
3765 UY, JANICE MARIE NAVORA
3766 UY, JOANNA ROSE YASON
3767 UY, KATHLEEN JOY JUANTA
3768 UY, KLIF FORD BUTCON
3769 UY, MARIVIC SAGUN
3770 UY, MARY GRACE GO
3771 UY, PEARL ANGELIE DE CASTRO
3772 UY, RICHARD JASON CHUA
3773 UY, ROXAN FLORES
3774 UY, SUNSHINE GULANE
3775 UYAAN, CORAZON ANTONIO
3776 VACAL, RACHELL RICACHO
3777 VAGILIDAD, NELSON ESTEBAN
3778 VALDELLON, MA TERESE IRA KZEL SANDOVAL
3779 VALDEMORO, ROLANDO JR PUSING
3780 VALDERIA, HARLENE SISON
3781 VALDEZ, JEROME DOLOR
3782 VALDEZ, MARLYN GASMIN
3783 VALDEZ, PAUL TRISTAN FORMENTOS
3784 VALDEZ, PERCIVAL ANICAS
3785 VALE, DIANNE CASTAÑEDA
3786 VALENCIA, SHEILA RUTH DE LEON
3787 VALENCIA, SIDNEY MARIE VANESSA DELGADO
3788 VALENZUELA, NIKKI FERNANDO
3789 VALENZUELA, ROSELIE CRISTEL MAPPALA
3790 VALERIO, HAYDE FELIPE
3791 VALEROSO, MARLYN PIOQUINTO
3792 VALES, JEMUEL DAIRO
3793 VALETE, JEROME CELESTINO
3794 VALIENTE, MA PAMELA MATADERO
3795 VALIENTES, JOHN HENDRIX REDONDO
3796 VALLENTE, KRISTER HIMO
3797 VARAS, GERALD DELA CRUZ
3798 VARGAS, CATHERINE ALBORES
3799 VARGAS, GRETCHEN CARRETAS
3800 VARGAS, MARIAN ROSE LOPEZ
3801 VARGAS, MARION NICOLAS
3802 VARGAS, VARELLIE CARDENAS
3803 VASQUEZ, VIVIAN MARIE RODOLFO
3804 VELARDE, MICHELLE ANGELIQUE DE LEON
3805 VELASCO, ANGELICA PALIS
3806 VELASCO, JAN MICHAEL HERVIAS
3807 VELASCO, JOEY RULLORATA
3808 VELASCO, JUANCHO ALFONSO DELOS REYES
3809 VELASCO, KIM XYPOL JUMAWAN
3810 VELASCO, MARINA REGINA CLAIRE NUCUP
3811 VELASCO, REYMOND ORBISO
3812 VELASQUEZ, WEEBINE
3813 VELUZ, EMERICK PORRAS
3814 VENTURA, KRISTINA MARIE ATIENZA
3815 VENTURA, NESTOR JR MIRANDA
3816 VERANO, MARY ABIGAIL AMAYA
3817 VERANO, RACHEL ANN ROBLES
3818 VERDADERO, KAREN GAMBOA
3819 VERDILLO, MA CECILIA HERNANDEZ
3820 VERGARA, CLENTON VILLALON
3821 VERGARA, MA LORICA CASTILLO
3822 VERGARA, MICHELLE PILLOS
3823 VERSAGA, GLENN MILIABANI
3824 VERUNQUE, RAYZIELL SANTIAGO
3825 VERZON, JAYSON PASCUA
3826 VERZOSA, MARIE KRIS PUNONGBAYAN
3827 VIAÑA, EFREN JR ABAÑERA
3828 VICARIATO, FAITH SHARI GASTA
3829 VICENTE, ANDLLY PONCE
3830 VICENTE, BENSIE OCSAN
3831 VICENTE, CRISSELE SABALLA
3832 VICTA, BOBBY VALERO
3833 VICTOLERO, MICHELLE MAGNO
3834 VICTORIANO, MARK GIANLOUIE UY
3835 VICTORIO, LIZA MIRANDA
3836 VIDALLON, MARK TOMMY BUSA
3837 VIDAURRETA, IRENE DORIA
3838 VIERNES, CHERRYL ANN ROSETE
3839 VIERNES, DAISY ANN RODRIN
3840 VIERNES, LORELEI CIPRIANO
3841 VILLA, ANNA ROSE RAVAGO
3842 VILLA, LEO GIORGIO UY VILLANUEVA
3843 VILLA, MICHELLE GLORIOSO
3844 VILLABLANCA, DANIEL ABEJON
3845 VILLACORTA, BRENDA BAG-ID
3846 VILLALON, ERVIN ADOR
3847 VILLAMAR, FRANCIS ANGELES
3848 VILLAMIL, LOVELYN PAGARIGAN
3849 VILLANOZA, EMERSON MICUMAO
3850 VILLANUEVA, CLEMENTINE STA MARIA
3851 VILLANUEVA, CZARINA EMILLE SANTOS
3852 VILLANUEVA, DARDECS NARCISO
3853 VILLANUEVA, EDMAR VILLEGAS
3854 VILLANUEVA, HANNAH MARIE LOPEZ
3855 VILLANUEVA, KRISTIAN KAYCEKEE PARAS
3856 VILLANUEVA, KRISTINE LAMIRA
3857 VILLANUEVA, MA CATHERINE TAN LEE
3858 VILLANUEVA, MADELAINE ALVAREZ
3859 VILLANUEVA, RIZA DEVERAS
3860 VILLANUEVA, TRISTAN KENNETH PEREDO
3861 VILLAPANDO, LOMAR BANAWA
3862 VILLAR, DONNA MARIE JACOB
3863 VILLAR, JOELYN MAGNO
3864 VILLAREAL, PAUL LEONARD ACSAY
3865 VILLARIN, ROSE ANN DEL ROSARIO
3866 VILLARIZA, WEDDIE MAE SEDILLO
3867 VILLAROMAN, KATRINA REQUIRON
3868 VILLAROZA, ARLENE ESPIRITU
3869 VILLARUEL, CECILLE AIZA PRISCILLA FERRERA
3870 VILLARUZ, AIRA MAE LONDRES
3871 VILLASIS, JOEL JARE
3872 VILLASTIQUE, EDNALYN SAMOT
3873 VILLATE, MARION VILLAFUERTE
3874 VILLAVICENCIO, ARVIN GUILLERMO
3875 VILLAWALA, ROVILLE ROMERO
3876 VILLEGAS, MARIA ANTONETTE CONSTANTINO
3877 VILLEGAS, MARK REY CHAN
3878 VILLENA, POMELA SHERMAYNE TAGANAS
3879 VILLEZAS, MARITES DANIEL
3880 VILLO, VIKTORIA MARY ANTONETTE PANGANTIHON
3881 VILLOGA, AVELYN POLIDARIO
3882 VILLONES, MARK DENVER
3883 VILLOSO, OMAR ERNESTO JR LABAY
3884 VILORIA, KAREN CAMILLE REDONDO
3885 VINARAO, JONATHAN CALLUENG
3886 VINLUAN, KERVIN PAUL RIVERA
3887 VINSON, KEMP SAMILLANO
3888 VIOLADO, AMANCIO JR CANALES
3889 VIOLETA, JONALYN BARROS
3890 VIOS, MA EVELYN EVANGELIO
3891 VIRGO, MAE GRACE MATEO
3892 VIRREY, VEANICA DE ROXAS
3893 VISCO, CHELCEA MAGLAQUI
3894 VISDA, MAC KERWIN PANTALEON
3895 VISTAL, MARY MAE DIVINAGRACIA
3896 VITAL, JONATHAN RED
3897 VITAL, ROSE ANN VILLANUEVA
3898 VITALES, NECHANE JOSE
3899 VITANGCOL, LADY ERICA BARCELONA
3900 VIVO, JACINEL VILLASIS
3901 VIZARRA, MYLENE QUINTO
3902 VIZCARA, SHERWIN BILAG
3903 VIZCARRA, MELECIO JR PASCUAL
3904 VIZCARRA, VANESSA ANA ALZA
3905 WACAS, MIBELLE ROSE EWOC
3906 WACKISAN, NOEMIE MANGANIP
3907 WAGAS, LAARNIE ERANA
3908 WAGIS, FE MARIE PULINNEK
3909 WANAGEN, ELISHA SIMANGAN
3910 WARDE, EMMANUEL REMOLAR
3911 WATANABE, YOKO CAROLYN CAYUBIT
3912 WAYANG, JENNILINE TAMANG
3913 WEE, ALLAN JAMES LANGOMES
3914 WEE, JOHN NELSON CO
3915 WEE, LYKA VANESSA LANOY
3916 WEINERT, SASCHA ALMASCO
3917 WIGAN, JARLENE FRANCES TUGUINAY
3918 WILLY, GLENDA SIBAYAN
3919 WILWAYCO, EVAN KENDRICK TULIAO
3920 WONG, DALE RONEL ANGLES
3921 WONG, LALAINE EJIPTO
3922 WONG, ROSELYN GRACE MADRANGCA
3923 YABUT, FERMIN ANTONIO DEL ROSARIO
3924 YAGO, AILEEN CANTERO
3925 YAMA, LEAH MAE BAIGAN
3926 YANADA, ROSELYN ROMA
3927 YANZON, DIANE LORIA
3928 YAO, HILBERT FLORES
3929 YAP, ALEXANDRA GO
3930 YAP, JENNA MAICA LATO
3931 YAP, JERRIC TONGNGA FLORES
3932 YAP, TIMOTHY JOHN DIZON
3933 YAPAN, IRENE BAJADO
3934 YARCIA, ISAGANI CASTILLO
3935 YASIN, ABDULJAMIN ABDULLAH
3936 YBALLE, TED PAOLO EVARDO
3937 YBAÑEZ, SHERILYN SEBIO
3938 YEE, JUDITH MAY BAUTISTA
3939 YGAÑA, MARIA RINA PEÑADA
3940 YNOT, REYNALDONIE SUSVILLA
3941 YOCTE, REGINE MISA
3942 YOUNG, HAROLD DAVE PACTORES
3943 YOUNG, MICHELLE APOLOGISTA
3944 YSULAN, JENALYN MARFA
3945 YU, HAZEL ELAINE EISMA
3946 YU, JULIE SAYEN
3947 YU, KRISTINE JOYCE CHUA
3948 YU, NIKKA ERIKA MERCENE
3949 YU, REYNALDO FAJARDO
3950 YU, RUZZETTE TIFFANY CHEUNG
3951 YUAG, QUENEE CUTIN
3952 YUMUL, MA LOURDES DUYA
3953 YUMUL, RALPH RYAN SANTOS
3954 YUSON, BENSON JOHNSON CHENG
3955 YUSON, ERIKA MITCHELLE LISING
3956 YUZON, ELIZABETH MARIÑAS
3957 ZABAL, MICHELE BARRIENTOS
3958 ZABALA, LORENA JOAN PEÑA
3959 ZABALLERO, ROLAND CHAVES
3960 ZAGADO, AILYN SALIGUMBA
3961 ZAMORA, JOHANA MENDOZA
3962 ZAMORA, MA JEZZA REYES
3963 ZAMORA, ROSARIE ZUBIETO
3964 ZARADULLA, SHAYNE ELLARDA
3965 ZARAGOZA, JEAN CRIZ DEL ROSARIO
3966 ZARAGOZA, LIEZL YRAZ LIBERATO
3967 ZERNA, NERILLEN BALBUENA
3968 ZIGANAY, MARY IRENE TRINIDAD MILLADAS
3969 ZINAMPAN, GARRIJAY BALLINNANG
3970 ZINAMPAN, GLEZIELLE ESTOPIA
3971 ZIPAGAN, LADY ANN LUZ ALFONSO
3972 ZOSA, CLARISSE ROSIEL ORTEGA
3973 ZUBIAGA, STEFFAMY GUEVARRA
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'Sister Wives' finale: Will Season 2

2010-10-17T23:25:00.000-07:00

TLC brought its new series"Sister Wives" to a close on Sunday (Oct. 17). The finale centered around the wedding of Kody and fourth wife Robyn and the merging of his family with her three kids. This season saw the introduction and courtship of Robyn, the birth of child no. 13 (Truely) and finally the big wedding.

There was some palpable jealousy amongst the wives regarding the whole shindig -- Janelle and Christine didn't really have receptions, Janelle because her non-polygamous family basically wanted to have nothing to do with the wedding and Christine because she doesn't believe a new wife entering in a polygamous household should have a big reception.

The big scandal of the first half of the finale is that Kody helped Robyn pick out her wedding dress. Robyn didn't want him to tell and he just blurts it out like a stupid, wiggly puppy. The other women are really unhappy about that and we can see how it bothers them.

Things work out beautifully, though, by the time the wedding and reception rolls around. The cameras aren't allowed inside the ceremony, which is a bummer because we were curious to see if it was like any other wedding ceremony, but we understand. At the reception, the sister wives gave Robyn her "welcome to the club" gift -- a claddagh ring, which they all wear too. It was very sweet.

The sister wives seem to have some issues to work through, even though Meri, Janelle and Christine all really like Robyn. It's a big change. We hope TLC brings it back for a second season and that the second season shows the families truly merge by having Robyn and her kids move in to the Brown house where the first three wives and other 13 kids live.

What do you think, "Sister Wives" fans? Are you excited for a second season? What do you think it should showcase?

Update on Chile miners

2010-10-13T11:13:00.001-07:00

SAN JOSE MINE—Pumping fists, or falling to their knees in prayer, over half the 33 miners trapped below ground in Chile for more than two months savored their first taste of freedom Wednesday, rising from the depths to a heroes' welcome.

"I have been with God and with the devil," said the second miner to be saved, Mario Sepulveda, 40, summing up his ordeal and miraculous salvation.

"I seized the hand of God, it was the best hand. I always knew God would get us out of there," he said.

"I have changed, I am a different man," said Mario Gomez, the ninth to be rescued and, at 63, the oldest of the group.

By early afternoon 17 miners had been winched up through an escape shaft drilled down in to the bowels of a mountain in the Atacama desert where they had been trapped by a cave-in on August 5.

Their historic and complex rescue, carried off without a hitch, has mesmerized all of Chile and a global audience watching it unfold live on television and the Internet.

Words of congratulation poured in from presidents Barack Obama of the United States, Nicolas Sarkozy of France, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva of Brazil, as well as Pope Benedict XVI and other dignitaries.

At the San Jose gold and copper mine in northern Chile, cheers and tears of joy greeted the arrival of each of the miners brought 622 meters (2,041 feet) to the surface in a narrow, missile-shaped rescue capsule.

The contraption, painted in the red-white-and-blue of Chile's flag, was dubbed the Phoenix, to symbolize the men's rebirth.

The first out of the mine was 31-year-old Florencio Avalos, who breathed in his first lungful of fresh air before hugging his seven-year-old son and wife Monica then President Sebastian Pinera and other officials.

Sepulveda, the second rescued, quickly became a media darling for his energetic appearance that earned him the nickname "Super Mario."

He produced rocks from the bottom of the mine as gifts to laughing officials and relatives before leading them in a celebratory football song.

Gomez, who stepped out wearing a breathing mask to combat chronic breathing difficulties, said he had been through a life-changing experience.

"Often something has to happen to you before you stop and think and understand that you only have one life, and then you think what you have to change," he told Pinera, whom he thanked profusely.

Others following included the only non-Chilean in the group, Bolivian miner Carlos Mamani, 23, who was greeted by Bolivian President Evo Morales at the surface.

Also brought to the top was the youngest of the miners, Jimmy Sanchez, 19.

"Welcome to life," Pinera told Jorge Galleguillos, 56, who was the 11th man hoisted to safety. "Thank you for believing that we were alive," Galleguillos replied.

All the men appeared pale, but most looked to be in good health, and all wore special dark sunglasses to protect their weakened eyes from the natural light.

They were taken to a field hospital at the mine, and several were then flown to a regional hospital in the nearest town of Copiapo, where two floors were reserved for their convalescence.

While they seemed fit, psychiatrists warned the mental scars could last a long time. Chile's government has vowed at least six months of psychiatric help.

The rescue was the climax of a two-month old drama to keep the men alive, during which their every action and thought captivated their nation.

Before they were discovered, they had survived on meager rations in an underground shelter and a trickle of water.

Officials quickly set up narrow holes to supply them with food, water, communications, oxygen and entertainment as three drills began to bore rescue shafts.

Last weekend, one of those drills completed its shaft, well ahead of the Christmas deadline the officials had originally feared would be needed.

The pace of the rescue suggested the last of the men would be hauled up sometime early Thursday, though officials have given themselves leeway of several hours more in case they encounter a problem.

Pinera, who took office in March, said the operation was "without comparison in the history of humanity." His government's popularity has soared for its exemplary handling of the rescue.

Hundreds of relatives of the miners maintaining a vigil in a tent city at the entrance of mine in the Chilean desert cheered and wept at each escape.

Florencio Avalos's father Alfonso raised his arms in triumph before hugging his wife. "It's a huge joy. I'm so happy," he said.

But the family had to keep vigil for a second son, Renan, still below ground.

Alfonso Avalos and the other relatives said they intended to stay in the camp until all 33 men were extracted, in the name of solidarity and the friendship that has sprung up among them.

"We're going to stay until the last," he said.

Around 2,000 media employees from around the world had turned up at the mine to cover the unprecedented rescue.

The miners themselves hope the worldwide attention will turn their ordeal into an opportunity to make lucrative sponsorship and movie deals so they can live comfortably for their rest of their lives – and never have to enter a mine again.

Dancing with the Stars results October 12

2010-10-13T10:25:00.000-07:00

Dancing With the Stars results for week four took place on October 12. The Dancing With the Stars Results Show elimination for October 12 sent home the fourth celebrity contestant of the 11th season of the show.
The couple that went home back on the first week of the
show was David Hasselhoff and Kym Johnson in a vote that seemed to really surprise the judges and hosts of the show this year.

Then it was Michael Bolton and Chelsie Hightower who were sent home in week two, and in week three it was Margaret Cho and Louis Van Amstel who were sent home with the least amount of votes. Will it again be the couple with the lowest score heading home? Or are we going to be in for a surprise elimination, where one of the judge's favorites doesn't find enough support from the home audience?

This will serve as a live blog for the October 12 results show, so you can tune in here to find out how the episode went. Start time for the Tuesday results show is at 9 p.m. PT/ET, so stay turned, because we will have the results as they come in to us live. There isn't exactly a clear couple that is at risk this week, but the bottom three couples in the standings could all have a chance of going home. It is also clear that quite a few of these couples have a lot of work to do if they want to win this season.

We could be in for a shocking elimination this week, because with The Situation, Florence Henderson, andBristol Palin as the three lowest scoring celebrities, it also means that there is probably a lot of fan support remaining for the lowest couple.

Oklahoma Earthquake

2010-10-13T10:18:00.000-07:00

A small tremblor shook Oklahoma shortly after 9 a.m., according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

The Associated Press reports two people in Norman injured by the quake.

Emergency Medical Services Authority spokeswoman Lara O'Leary said one man fell off a ladder during the Wednesday morning quake and is in good condition.

She said she did not have details on the second person's injuries but that the person is in good condition.

It appears the quake was centered 10 miles east of Norman, Oklahoma, just south of Oklahoma City, just off the southeastern shore of Lake Thunderbird.

Early estimates indicate that it measured approximately 4.3 on the Moment Magnitude Scale, which replaced the Richter scale in the 1970s.

There have been no reports of any damage, but calls and emails flooded into the KJRH newsroom within moments of the quake.

Daniel Stines was one of those who wrote into Channel 2 using his News 2 Share tool on his cell phone.

"My bed shook for 3 seconds and the doors and picture shook too. It was crazy feeling. I've been on this earth for 31 years and it's my first earthquake."

Pacquiao vs. Margarito match

2010-10-13T07:49:00.000-07:00

Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao

Reigning WBO Welterweight Champion
Reigning IBO, RING Junior Welterweight Champion
WBC Lightweight Champion, 2008-2009
WBC, RING Super Featherweight Champion, 2008
RING Featherweight Champion, 2003 - 2005
IBF Super Bantamweight Champion, 2001 - 2004
WBC Flyweight Champion, 1998 - 1999
56 Fights
51 Wins (38 by way of Knockout), 3 Loses, 2 Draws


No.	Date	Lb	Opponent	Lb	WLD	At Stake	Location	Result
56	2010-03-15	145.75	Joshua Clottey	147	35-3-0	WBO Welterweight Title	Cowboys Stadium, Arlington, Texas, USA	W	UD	12
55	2009-11-14	144	Miguel Cotto	145	34-1-0	WBO Welterweight Title	MGM Grand Garden Arena, Las Vegas, NV, USA	W	TKO	12
54	2009-05-02	138	Ricky Hatton	140	45-1-0	IBO Light Welterweight Title, RING Light Welterweight Title	MGM Grand Garden Arena, Las Vegas, NV, USA	W	KO	2
53	2008-12-06	142	Oscar de la Hoya	145	39-5-0	Non-Title Fight	MGM Grand Garden Arena, Las Vegas, NV, USA	W	TKO	8

52	2008-06-28	134.5	David Diaz	135	34-1-1	WBC Lightweight Title	Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino, Las Vegas, NV, USA	W	KO	9
51	2008-03-15	130	Juan Manuel Marquez	130	48-3-1	WBC Super Featherweight Title, RING Super Featherweight Title	Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino, Las Vegas, NV, USA	W	SD	12
50	2007-10-06	130	Marco Antonio Barrera	130	63-5-0	WBC Super Featherweight International Title	Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino, Las Vegas, NV, USA	W	UD	12
49	2007-04-14	128.75	Jorge Solis	130	32-0-2	WBC Super Featherweight International Title	Alamodome, San Antonio, TX, USA	W	KO	8
48	2006-11-18	129	Erik Morales	129	48-4-0	WBC Super Featherweight International Title	Thomas & Mack Center, Las Vegas, NV, USA	W	KO	3
47	2006-07-02	129.5	Oscar Larios	129	56-4-1	WBC Super Featherweight International Title	Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City, Philippines	W	UD	12
46	2006-01-21	128.5	Erik Morales	130	48-3-0	WBC Super Featherweight International Title	Thomas & Mack Center, Las Vegas, NV, USA	W	TKO	10
45	2005-09-10	130	Hector Velasquez	130	42-10-2	WBC Super Featherweight International Title	Staples Center, Los Angeles, CA, USA	W	TKO	6
44	2005-03-19		Erik Morales	130	48-2-0	WBC Super Featherweight International Title	MGM Grand Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA	L	UD	12
43	2004-12-11		Fahsan (3K Battery) Por Thawachai	125	44-7-1	IBF Featherweight Title Eliminator	The Fort, Taguig City, Metro Manila, Philippines	W	KO	4
42	2004-05-08		Juan Manuel Marquez	125	42-2-0	WBA/IBF Featherweight Title	MGM Grand Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA	D	SD	12
41	2003-11-15	125	Marco Antonio Barrera	126	62-3-0	People's Featherweight Title	Alamodome, San Antonio, TX, USA	W	TKO	11
40	2003-07-26	122	Emmanuel Lucero	121¼	21-0-1	IBF Super Bantamweight Title	Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles, CA, USA	W	TKO	3
39	2003-03-15	126	Serikzhan Yeshmangbetov	127	13-9-1		Luneta Park, Manila, Philippines	W	TKO	5
38	2002-10-26	122	Fahprakorb Rakkiatgym		35-2-0	IBF Super Bantamweight Title	Rizal Memorial College Gym, Davao City, Philippines	W	KO	1
37	2002-06-08	122	Jorge Eliecer Julio		44-3-0	IBF Super Bantamweight Title	Pyramid Arena, Memphis, TN, USA	W	TKO	2
36	2001-11-10	122	Agapito Sánchez		33-7-1	WBO Super Bantamweight Title, IBF Super Bantamweight Title	Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, San Francisco, CA, USA	D	TD	6

Antonio MargaritoHometown Tijuana, Baja CA
Torrance, California.
Division Welterweight
World Rank -1
Date of Birth March 18, 1978
Age -28
Reach -73”
Stance -Orthodox
Height - 5'11 1/ 2 feet
Trainer - Javier Capetillo
Management -Sergio Diaz Jr. / Francisco Espinoza

35 Wins - 5 losses - 1 nc - 26 ko's

2007-11-10 - Madison Square Garden, New York City, New York, Margarito stops Golden Johnson at 2:28 of the 1st round, wins vacant WBO Inter-Continental welterweight title.

2007-07-14 -Margarito loses WBO title in a close decision to Paul Williams at the Home Depot Center, Carson, California.

2006-12-02 Margarito decisions Joshua Clottey at the
Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States via 116-112 (twice) and 118-109

2006-02-18 Margarito stops Manuel Gomez in the first round at The Aladdin, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

2005-04-23 - Margarito destroys Kermit Cintron in five rounds, in the espn / main events PPV at Ceasars Palace in Las Vegas.
Margarito destruye al Boricua Kermit Cintron en cinco giros en la estelar Main Events / espn ppv en el Ceasars Palace en Las Vegas.
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2006-02-18 - Margarito blasts Manuel Gomez in the first round at the Aladdin Hotel and Resort on February of 2006.
Margarito se deshace de Manuel Gomez en el primer round de su defensa de el titulo, el pasado Febrero de este ano.
January 18, 2005 - Atlantic City.- Margarito retains his welterweight tworld title as he stops the WBO's #2 ranked contender, the hard nosed Sebastian Lujan in the tenth round after nearly ripping off the challenger's left ear off with his punches.
Margarito retiene su titulo welter despues de casi arrancarle la oreja al #2 de la OMB, el Argentino Sebastian Lujan con sus golpes en el decimo round. - Enero 18, 2005 - Atlantic City.

September 11, 2004 - Puerto Rico - Margarito loses a disputed technical decision vs defending champion Daniel Santos for the WBO 154 belt due to a cut caused by an accidental headbutt early in the bout.
Margarito pierde la revancha encontra de Daniel Santos por el titulo de los superwelters en una disputada decision tecnica en el decimo round despues de que la pelea es parada por un corte a Margarito ocurrido temprano en la pelea.- Sept 11, 2004 - San Juan Puerto Rico.

January 1st, 2004 Phoenix AZ.- Margarito stops the top rated and undefeated Hercules Kyvelos in round two.
Margarito para a Hercules Kyvelos en dos rounds, Enero 1, Phoenix AZ - 2004.

October 15th, 2003 Phoenix AZ, no-title bout. W KO in 2 --
Margarito stops Maurice''The Snake'' Brantley in two rounds.
Margarito destruye a Maurice Brantley en dos rounds. - Phoenix AZ. 2003

February 8th, 2003 Las Vegas, NV. W ko in 2.
Margarito stops Andrew Lewis in the second round, retains the WBO Welterweight belt.
Margarito para a Lewis en dos rounds. Febrero 8th 2003 - Mandalay Bay Hotel & Casino.

October 12th, 2002. Antonio Margarito outpunches and throughly outclasses Danny Perez in the rematch, in this; his first succesful defense of the WBO Welterweight belt.Octubre 12, 2002.
Antonio Margarito completamente domina as Danny Perez in la revancha, Y en esta, cual viene siendo su primera defensa del titulo welter de la WBO.

March 16, 2002 - Anaheim, California - Antonio Margarito stops Antonio Diaz for the WBO Welterweight championship of the world.
Marzo 16, 2002 Antonio Margarito para a Antonio Diaz Y gana el cinturon welter de la WBO.

6 Filipinos killed in cargo plane crash

2010-10-13T03:34:00.000-07:00

A cargo plane operating on behalf of a US-based company crashed into mountains and burst into flames near the Afghan capital on Tuesday, killing all eight crew on board, officials said.

The plane had taken off from Bagram, one of the largest US-run military bases in Afghanistan, 60 kilometres (40 miles) north of Kabul.

Local aviation officials said the plane was carrying goods on behalf of the US-led NATO force in Afghanistan, the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF), but an ISAF spokesman said only that he was checking those reports.

Officials gave no immediate word on the cause of the crash, which happened after dark. Five months ago an Afghan passenger jet crashed into treacherous mountains near Kabul during bad weather.

"A C-130 cargo plane operated by National Air Cargo was on its way from Bagram to Kabul," Mohammad Yaqoob Rasouli, the director of Kabul International Airport, told AFP.

"It disappeared from radar screens at 19:25 (1455 GMT) six miles on the radar screen northeast of Kabul airport," Rasouli told AFP.

"The tower saw a fire in the same location and we also got telephone confirmation from the area of a crash," he said.

"The plane had eight crew members: six Filipinos, one Indian and one Kenyan. Search operations have already begun."

A spokesman for Afghanistan's ministry of transport and civil aviation told AFP that all crew on board perished.

"They are all dead," said the spokesman, Nangyalai Qalatwal.

A police official in the area said a fire was still burning at the crash site nearly two hours after the plane came down.

US-headquartered National Air Cargo told AFP that the crashed aircraft belonged to Trans Afrique, a company based in Ghana.

"We're a customer of theirs and I believe they were on a flight on our behalf," National Air Cargo CEO Preston Murray told AFP by telephone.

NATO said that its troops and Afghan security forces were conducting a search and rescue mission for the plane. A spokesman told AFP that ISAF had scrambled helicopters to the scene which were circling overhead.

"The crash occurred shortly before 8 pm approximately 25 to 30 kilometres (16 to 18 miles) east of Kabul International Airport," ISAF said.

"Early reports indicate the plane is an L-100 Hercules aircraft, the civilian equivalent of a military C-130. The plane was not an ISAF aircraft."

Although commercial aviation incidents are rare in Afghanistan, it was the second civilian aviation crash in five months, in a country where travel by road can be hazardous due to a nine-year Taliban insurgency.

On May 17, a commercial passenger jet operated by private Afghan airline Pamir Airways crashed during bad weather with 44 people on board, slamming into mountains in the Surkh-e-Parsa area of the Shakar Darah mountains near Kabul.

In February 2005, a Boeing 737 operated by private company Kam Air crashed in mountains on the outskirts of Kabul during heavy snow. All 104 people on board, including two dozen foreigners, were killed.