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The Provincial Government of Bohol through Provincial Agriculture Office in partnership with the Bohol Ubi Center Foundation Inc., the Department of Agriculture thru the Bohol Agricultural Promotion Center (B-APC), the Agricultural Training Institute and the DA-CENVIARC CES will be holding the 10th Ubi Festival on January 20-22, 2010 to be held at Dao Public Market in front of ICM, this city with the theme "Industriya sa Ubi Palambuon: Hagit sa mga Bol-anon".

The booths and exhibits will be put up on January 20, 2010. The activity will formally start on January 21, 2010 with a motorcade at the Provincial Agriculture Office passing JA Clarin St., Capitol passing CPG Avenue, Ma. Clara St. fronting University of Bohol, Tagbilaran Pier back to Pooc Pantalan passing Gallares St., Cathedral back to JA Clarin St., and to Dao Public Market. The opening program/cutting of ribbon will immediately follow. Governor Erico Aumentado, Hon,. Dan Neri Lim, PA Liza M. Quirog, Engr. Cahiles, BAPC Manager and other SP officials are slated to grace the event together with Sec. Arthur C. Yap who is the Guest Speaker.
         
This event will be participated in by the 18 ubi producing Local Government Units, farmers, ubi processors and other agricultural key players of the industry. The major highlights of the Ubi Fest 2010 are the Product Display and Selling of ubi at low prices, Ubifest contests on Most Promising Ubi Processed Product, best booth, pinaka contests on specific ubi varieties, highest gross sales, poster making contest and the literary musical contest which includes rap/jingle contest, kuradang, balak, and balitaw.

The said event will showcase Bohol's ubi harvests, create market linkages between buyers and sellers, encourage development of new products and promote Bohol as an agri-tourism province. Submitted by:VILLA M. INGUITO

The 12th National Convention of the Philippine Society of Information Technology Educators (PSITE) will be held this coming February 24-27, 2010 at the Bohol Plaza Resort and Restaurant, Dayo Hill, Dauis, Bohol. All Information Technology instructors are invited to participate in this annual gathering and be part of this rare event here in the province.

For more details, please visit http://psite.usjr.edu.ph and register online or you may contact Ms. Amie Rosarie Cubeta-Caballo, Dean of the College of Computer Science of Holy Name University at (038) 412-3764 loc 401 or through email at amyats@yahoo.com or accaballo@hnu.edu.ph.

By Bohol Chronicle
By JUNNEL E. CURIBA

A 42-year old bachelor is the major prize winner of P1 million in the grand draw of "Instant Milyonaryo, Cash Papremyo" 2009 Raffle Promo of Alturas Supermarket, Alturas-Talibon, Plaza Marcela, Island City Mall and Kris- Lyn Shop 'n Dine, conducted last Sunday, January 10, at the Activity Center of Island City Mall.

The lucky winner, David G. Quibir, of CPG North Ave., Tagb. City, is also a businessman who owns the CJT Store. Mr. Quibir is still single but plans to settle down this year as he is now officially engaged to his partner. The P1 million peso grand prize was drawn by Mr. Mario P. Cirujales, Mall Manager of Island City Mall, which was duly supervised by DTI representative, Mrs. Mary Lou P. Torreon.

The other five (5) lucky winners of P50,000 each are Tita Pocot, Viga, Antequera, Bohol (762687 F); Evangeline P. Quibir, Mansasa Dist., Tagb. City (188051 G); Norma H. Arado, Songculan, Dauis, Bohol (248576 F); Stella June Apale, Dao Dist., Tagb. City (178449) and Helen Medolla, Pob. Norte, Carmen, Bohol (460833 A). The five (5) winners of P10,000 each are Keithlyn Mae Yu Romanos, Espuelas St., Tagb. City (375057 F); Antonette Antopina, Taloto Dist., Tagb. City (638543); Jose Bedio, J.A. Clarin St., Tagb. City (906775 C); Cecilio Cornito Jr., Anislag, Maribojoc, Bohol (010385 C) and Alma B. Peñaflor, Taloto, Tagb. City (295516 E).
        
Prior to the grand draw was the 10th monthly draw of "Instant Milyonaryo, Cash Papremyo" 2009 Raffle Promo. The winner of P100,000 was Mr. Vivencio Balansag, Jr. of 25 Graham Ave., Tagb. City. He is a broiler production worker of San Miguel Foods, Inc. The ten (10) lucky winners of P10,000 each are Andrew Caldito, Dao Dist., Tagb. City (451071); Flordeliza Rivera, San Isidro Dist., Tagb. City (313712); Earl Nazareno, Calceta St., Tagb. City (734165 D); Marisa Lafuente, Cantomucad, Loon, Bohol (610895 F); Linmarr Lorenz Autentico, San Jose, Talibon, Bohol (793539 F); Anastacia H. Maestrado, Cutcotan, Valencia
, Bohol (499321 E); Tomas Rolan R. Lacre, Songculan, Dauis, Bohol (963452 C); Emilia B. Basio, Bool Dist., Tagb. City (798665 F); Jacinta P. Gementiza, Dao Dist., Tagb. City (709414 E) and Carlos Camton, 10- Lungsodaan Garcia-Hernandez (063268 E).

The grand draw of "Instant Milyonaryo, Cash Papremyo" 2009 Raffle Promo was enliven by CenterStage, one of the hottest pop/RnB bands in Bohol which served as the opening act; ICM Calendar Girls; Alturas Teen Models; and Plaza Marcela Hunks. Street Vipers, G-On-Mix Dancers, Ralph Joshua Quiñones, Orfeshaine Quiñones and Alexis Balista also rendered song and dance numbers.

The "Instant Milyonaryo, Cash Papremyo" Raffle Promo is now on its 3rd year. It is just a few of the Alturas Group of Companies promotions offered to its valued customers.

By Bohol Chronicle

Boholanos will once again experience another large-scale Medical-Surgical and Dental Mission to be conducted by the two international groups. The week-long humanitarian activity scheduled January 18-22, 2010 which will start tomorrow and will culminate on Friday is set to cater thousands of indigent patients targeting a total of 10,000 beneficiaries for the medical consultation, dissemination of medicines, dental services and various major surgical operations.

Fancy Baluyot - Consultant, Health and Social Services and President/CEO, Philippine Gift of Life Foundation bared that these outreach missions is jointly sponsored by the Provincial Government of Bohol thru active leadership of Governor Erico Aumentado and Vice Governor Julius Caesar Herrera closely coordinated by the Bohol Health and Social Services Office assisted by the Philippine Gift of Life supported by the Department of Health among other support groups.

SP Committee on Health Chairman, Dr. Cesar Tomas Lopez advised that a team of expert surgeons and physicians from Texas, USA headed by Dr. Gloria Zappia with local coordinators, John Enerio and Eugene Guzon; Kaiser Permanente Hospital (Ucla) headed by Dr. Scott Lentz and Yale College of Medicine numbering to 100 missioners will perform simultaneous medical and surgical mission at the Bohol Cultural Center and Gov. Celestino Gallares Memorial Hospital thru Chief of Hospital, Dr. Nenita M. Po. Provincial Health Officer, Dr. Reymoses Cabagnot along with Provincial Administrator, Atty. Handel Lagunay further relayed that another group composed of 70 doctors and nurses from the Sacramento Fil-Am Health Care Association spearheaded by Janet Chuidian and Surgical Eye Expedition International led by Dr. Mark Drabkin will also hold a separate medical and surgical mission at the Governor's Mansion and Bohol Medical Care Institute headed by Richard Uy.
         
Furthermore, Gov. Aumentado expressed his utmost gratitude to the two international groups for coming over and generously sharing their time and medical expertise which will immeasurably benefit thousands of our marginalized constituents. Their philanthropic act of volunteerism will always be gratefully remembered and appreciated.

Medical-Dental and Surgical Mission Courtesy of: 1. Sacramento Fil-Am Health Care Association (SFAHCA) and Surgical Eye Expedition (SEE), International. 2. Texas Medical Team, Kaiser Permanente Hospital (Ucla) and Yale College of Medicine.

Mission Team Sacramento Fil-Am Health Care Association (SFAHCA) and Surgical Eye Expedition (SEE), International.

Activity: Medical and Dental Mission - Governor's Mansion, Tagbilaran City, January 18-20, 2010. Cataract Surgical Mission - Bohol Medical Care Institute, Tagbilaran City, January 17-23, 2010. Medical Mission - Bohol Cultural Center, Tagbilaran City, January 18-21, 2010.

Texas Medical Team, Kaiser Permanete Hospital (Ucla) and Yale College of Medicine.
Dental Mission - Bohol Cultural Center, Tagbilaran City January 18-21, 2010.

Surgical Mission (goiter, myoma, ovarian cyst, hernia, gall bladder, colostomy) - Gov. Celestino Gallares Memorial Hospital, Tagbilaran City January 18-22, 2010.

By the Bohol Chronicle

The month of December, 2009 ushered in a different aura for the members of Golden Seniors Club simply because Christmas was around the corner and members based abroad like Sir Tim Salvacion direct from Canada and Ma'am Yolie Bustrillos, from the land of green bucks, graced the occasions we had.

As early as December 05, 2009, Jo and Gemma Millare hosted a dinner party, along with December-born members, Ma'am Dading Mar and Carlits Cuarto. Gemma who celebrated her natal day on December 05, gathered the group for a joint celebration which is a double up affair because a house-warming of their newly-renovated abode and house blessing of Gemma's nephew, Alfonsitos Magallanes were held, officiated by Rev. Fr. Kiking Magdoza.
         
Despite heavy rains, the GSC members came and dined with Jo and Gemma's family at their residence which appears like an American home in simple but elegant Christmas decors. A brief program was held for the three celebrators, Ma'am Dading, being the most senior in position and in age, delivered a very fitting response, stressing that at her age, she enjoys life to the fullest with her family and loved ones, that her co-retirees are part and parcel of her happy living now on her twilight years. She doesn't light candles nor tally calendar because she believes that the Lord has the ultimate power to extend her life or to take her back to His kingdom. Meanwhile it seemed as if it was an evening for Alie Karaan, who danced the night out with or without a dancing partner.

On December 7, the GSC members trooped to JJ's Dimsum for a joint Christmas and Despedida party. Sir Tim Salvacion, Ma'am Yolie Bustrillos, and Sir Fred Malaran were sent off in advance to give way for the busy days ahead of the GSC members with their respective family. Of course, the young once-upon-a-time members exchanged gifts with each other after which, each group presented an impromptu number and a photo session followed. For sure the retired teachers went home with hearts filled with joy in accordance with the yuletide season. By January, 2010, Sir Vic and Bebot Torralba will be inviting the group again along with January-born Lita Dumalag, Tancing Linde, and Alie Karaan. See you then!!!

Lawyer Victoriano Belarmino Tirol, Jr., executive vice president and chief operations officer of the University of Bohol, has formally assumed office as the new president of this institution vice his elder brother Atty. David B. Tirol.
         
As a lawyer and educator by profession. Atty. Tirol Jr. served for many years as schools division superintendent and regional director of the Department of Education until his retirement. During his incumbency as National President of the Philippine Public School Teacher, Employees Association (PPSTEA) Tirol, Jr. initiated the Magna Carta for Public Schools.

In July 2009, Tirol was awarded as one of The Outstanding Boholanos Around the World (TOBAW 2009) in the field of education. In his desire to open more avenues for educational advancement, he founded Cristal e College in Panglao, Information Computer Institute Bohol and Galeria (a computer school) in Quezon City.

Atty. Tirol Jr. is the son of Atty. Victoriano D. Tirol Sr., first president of the first university in the province - University of Bohol (formerly Rafael Palma College).(L.A.Boncales)

ICM is "Shopping Center of the Year"
By ARIEL E. FULLIDO

Island City Mall adds another feather to its cap after it was adjudged as "Shopping Center of Year" for 2009 (Regional Category) by the Philippine Retailers Association (PRA) and the Department of Trade & Industry (DTI).

The prestigious award was conferred by DTI Secretary Peter B. Favila and PRA Chairman Jorge T. Mendiola, last December 28 at Crown Plaza Hotel in Quezon City, basing on the excellence performance of the mall in product quality, company reputation, and brand recognition and consumer services. A glass plaque was presented to the Island City Mall of the Alturas Group of Companies.
         
It may be recalled that Island City Mall was also cited as one of the best malls in the country during the 2005 National Shopper's Choice Awards, together with the other sixty-five malls from Cebu, Manila and Iloilo which also received separate distinctive awards.

The National Shopper's Choice award strives to make the general public aware of outstanding companies in the country. Through the recognition, the award aims to motivate these companies to continue raising the bar of excellence for the benefit of the consumers.

The National Shopper's Choice Annual Awards is organized by the Sales and Marketing Professionals Association of the Philippines, Shopper's Choice Magazine, and the Asia-Pacific Market Research Council. The Sales and Marketing Professionals Association of the Philippines is a national organization of marketing professionals committed to ethical and socially-responsible marketing programs and activities that are responsive to the needs of the Filipino people.

By the Bohol Chronicle

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources wanted that lots in Pamilacan island
off Baclayon town, be declared as "alienable and disposable" in accordance with the prescribed parameters issued by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR).

Mr. Eusalem Quiwag, the concurrent Community Environment and Natural Resources Officer (CENRO-Tagbilaran) of the DENR voiced this concern in an exclusive interview last Friday.

He said that by means of Congress enacting a law declaring it as A and D, land titling might be resolved. Land acquisition here has generated a controversy arising from alleged illegal ownership of lots in the island.

The island, he said, is still "unclassified" or considered as timberland based on P. D. 705. Thus, land applications for ownership have been stalled and cannot be processed unless there's a new law declaring it under the A and D classification, he said.
        
He said all land applications here under the CENRO Tagbilaran jurisdiction have been frozen and archived "for the moment" by the DENR until a new law would be passed by Congress.

But, in actuality, the island's current situation, including the "established community" is already populated and the recent tourism boom due to lucrative dolphin-whale-watching industry, cannot be considered as such (timberland), he explained.

As the tourism is picking up here, a lot of would-be owners wanted their properties titled so they can invest for tourism.

Some have already land titles after the island was conducted cadastral survey sometime in the 1960s but only to be questioned later on because the island remains "unclassified," said Quiwag.

Pamilacan barangay captain Tanie Gaas said in separate interview yesterday that he also wanted that this land predicament be resolved so that tourism development here would push through.

He said that he was told that the law on this concern is already pending in the Senate for consideration. (RVO)

By Bohol Chronicle

The Bohol Medical Care Institute has scored high in its first five months of operation since its launching in August last year, having served an average of 709 patients a month or a total of 3,546 clients.

In a year-end report, BMCI Administrator Dave Maulas stated that the diagnostic center had extended a total of 10,058 laboratory tests in the period, August-December last year.

Other services that BMCI had extended to clients during the period include 1,217 x-rays, 284 ultrasound, 142 ECG and 32 endoscopy.

The report also stated that as of December 29, 2009, the services that BMCI had extended to clients, free of charge, had reached an equivalent worth of P106,947, of which 93 percent were endorsed by the provincial government, three percent by dyRD Inyong Alagad Foundation, two percent by HomeReach Foundation and two percent by the city government.
         
"The pricing of the services at BMCI, which is 20-60 percent cheaper than other service providers, has generated a lot of positive comments regarding affordable health services. This is an achievement for the vision of the stakeholders," Maulas said.

BMCI's sales reached P1,327,304 or a monthly average of P265,460 for its first five months of operation.

Maulas attributed BMCI's success to its multi-sectoral approach to health development.

On the feat, Governor Erico Aumentado congratulated the other pillars of BMCI aside from the provincial government- -FCB Foundation, Inc., New York-based Boholanos behind the HomeReach Foundation, and the Bohol Chronicle-dyRD Inyong Alagad Foundation.

Aumentado also announced that this year, BMCI will be offering additional services like the operating room, dialysis department, and mammography.

BMCI will also be the venue of the Cataract Medical Mission on January 18-23, sponsored by the provincial government and the Sacramento Fil-Am Health Care Association. The medical mission is expected to benefit 100-150 indigent patients, Maulas said.

He also said the plan includes a year-round program for cataract surgeries for indigents, through the PhilHealth sa Para Masa.

"There is a reason for us to be optimistic for a greater year ahead, as we have made a good start in coming into an agreement with Health Maintenance Organization (HMO), local government units, schools, companies and other institutions for their diagnostic requirement. The same is true with our continuing partnership with physicians, municipal health officers, midwives and other referring personnel," Maulas said. (Angeline Valencia/PGMA)

By Bohol Chronicle

Unhampered by incisive deliberations and the usual questioning of opposition lawmakers, the P383-million 2010 budget of Tagbilaran City was approved by the Sangguniang Panlungsod (SP) on Friday.

Despite its smooth sailing approval during the SP regular session, City Councilor Bebiano Inting of the minority bloc asked from City Budget Officer Rosemarie Palma a detailed report on accumulated surplus amounting over P100-million since 2007 and a more comprehensive analysis on loans incurred in prior years.

Inting, a certified public accountant, questioned the budget officer why there was a need to acquire loans despite the huge surplus.

The 2010 budget of the city is P8-million more than the actual expenditure of P375-million in 2009. The 2009 regular budget was P337-million supplemented by a loan of P50-million, Inting noted.

The budget officer made the usual assurances to provide the SP with documents pertaining to the annual appropriations even as Inting said they have been promised of this long time ago by the budget officer.
         
According to Palma , her office has not yet prepared the annual development report for the preceding fiscal year. She added that the items requested by Inting can only be determined when last year's books of accounts have been closed.

Palma explained that appropriations have been made out of the accumulated surplus.

Inting stressed that the budget officer should give an account on how much of the prior years' savings have been obligated and the corresponding amount of the unappropriated balance.

In several instances the city budget office made assurances to provide documents on financial transactions of the city government but failed to sugmit as she did not get clearance from the city mayor.

INCREASES

Curiously, Kag. Inting noted a significant increase of about P20-million on the Other Maintenance and Operating Expenses (OMOE) and personal services in the 2010 budget.

OMOE refers to expenses necessary for> the regular operations of a local government unit while personal services include payment of salaries and compensation of permanent and casual employees.

For this year, a big chunk of the budget is allocated to social services which include benefits given to senior citizens.

Meanwhile, the Blue Card free hospitalization program and the allocation for the Botika sa Katawhan have been included in the department budget of the City Health Office, Inting disclosed.

FULL DISCLOSURE?

With the elections just four months away, opposition city lawmakers have warned that the executive department to observe transparency to assure the public that this year's budget will be used efficiently for the delivery of basic goods and services.

It was made clear to the SP by the city executive that the passage of the 2010 budget is urgent and there are expenditures that needed immediate funding.

By Bohol Chronicle

If elections were held today, Boholanos would have delivered an overwhelming edge to presidential aspirant Senator Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino III.

The sentiment of voters in the province became evident in a random telephone survey of radio listeners over top-rated public affairs program "Radyo Merkado" of station dyRD-AM.

The two-hour poll generated a total of 84 responses from radio listeners, half of whom (42 respondents) picked Aquino (Liberal Party) as their choice to become the next president among 10 presidential aspirants.

Aquino was followed by former defense chief Gilbert "Gibo" Teodoro (Lakas-Kampi CMD) who was a far second receiving 19 votes or 23% of the survey respondents.
         
Bohol is an administration bailiwick, which partly explains Teodoro's edge over Senator Manuel Villar and former president Joseph Estrada who consistently placed second and third in nationwide independent surveys.

Villar (Nacionalista Party) was chosen by 12% of the survey respondents (10 votes) while Estrada (Pwersa ng Masang Pilipino) captured an 11% preference among survey participants (8 votes).

Senator Richard Gordon and Nicanor Perlas scored 2 votes each, or a 2% share of voters' preference. Evangelist Eddie Villanueva received 1 vote in the radio survey.

The most common reason given by respondents in explaining their choice of a presidential candidate is clean public record and not being tainted with issues of corruption.

Survey respondents who chose the top three presidential candidates also cited good performance as public officials, competence and academic qualifications as their basis for choosing their preferred candidate.

By Bohol Chronicle

Fourteen bidders of the Panglao Bohol International Airport arrived yesterday to inspect the site of the proposed airport.

Prov'l Administrator Handel Lagunay said the arrival is a prelude to the scheduled bidding of the multi-billion project which will be funded under the Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA).

The site inspection gave the interested bidders an actual view of the area in Panglao where the airport will be constructed.

The companies which sent their representatives for the site inspection last Tuesday were C.M. Pancho Construction, Inc., JF Legaspi Construction, Vicente Lao Construction, BSP & Co., Inc., First United Contractors Cor., A.M.Oreta & Co., Inc./Aquino Construction Development Corp, RD Policarpio & Co.,Inc., Sunwest Construction & Dev't Corp., Sta Clara International Corp., OR Sarmiento Construction, DL Cervantes Construction & Towking Construction, Readycon Trading Construction Corp., Young Builders Corp/Geo-Transport & Construction, Inc. and Dimson Manila, Inc.

Those who did not show up were Hanjin Heavy industries, China State Phil. Construction Corp., Ron Daniell Construction Corp. and Equi-Parco Construction Co.

Gov Erico Aumentado, during his New Year's day message said the project is "on track" to beat the election ban on awarding government projects and contracts.

He said the bids and awards committee of the MAIA has scheduled the opening of bids on January 25 at the MIAA in Manila.
         
The pre-bidding conference was held last Dec 14, 2009 where 14 foreign and domestic contractors participated in the bidding for Phase I, Package 1 of the airport project.

This will be the initial stage of construction of a 2.5 kilometer runway worth P1.52 billion.

The civil works are expected to commence March when the campaign period for local candidates will start.

Phase I of the airport project covers cleaning and grubbing, excavation, construction of embankment and drainage system.

Facilities for engineering and employer, project vehicles, project equipment and survey equipment is also included.

The airport would cost P7.5 billion based on the latest estimates submitted to the National Economic Development Authority (NEDA) by its lead implementers - the MIAA and the Department of Transportation and Communication (DOTC).

By Bohol Chronicle

A survey on voters' prefe-rences over the highly-popular website of Station dyRD starts to show a trend on choices for top elective posts in the province.

Except for the vice gubernatorial race, "first pick" candidates of the online poll at www.dyrdam.com remain unchanged since the survey was launched last week.

Former provincial administrator and Nacionalista Party (NP) vice gubernatorial candidate Tomas Abapo
Jr. surged to the top spot from being at the tail end of the survey a week ago.

As of 9 p.m. yesterday, First District Rep. Edgar Chatto, Lakas-Kampi-CMD gubernatorial bet, keeps his lead over actor-director Cesar Montano (Liberal Party) and Vice Gov. Julius Caesar Herrera (NP).

Out of 230 survey respondents, Chatto heaped 103 votes (45%), followed by Montano with 72 votes (31%) and Herrera still on the third spot with 55 votes (24%).
         
The vice gubernatorial poll had a major turnaround as last week's leader, Liga ng mga Barangay president Concepcion Lim (Lakas-Kampi), was dislodged from the top swapping places with Abapo who ranked third in votes gathered last week.

Abapo is preferred by 86 voters out of 203 (42%) who responded to the vice gubernatorial poll. Former schools division superintendent Elpidio Jala (LP) held on the second spot garnering 65 votes (32%) and Lim getting 52 votes (26%).

Former governor Rene Relampagos (Lakas-Kampi) keeps his lead over two other contenders for the First District Congress seat - city councilors Oscar Glovasa (NPC) and Edgar Kapirig (LP).

Relampagos obtained 97 votes out of 189 (51%) online respondents for the First District congressional race. Glovasa is on second place with 68 votes (36%) while Kapirig received 24 votes (13%).

In what is widely perceived as a hotly-contested House seat of the Second District, Gov. Erico Aumentado has stretched his lead over Trinidad Mayor Judith Cajes in the online survey, from 12 percentage points last week to 19 percentage points as of presstime last night.

Online viewers of the dyRD website are asked to respond to the different surveys, and could only vote once on a particular poll which interests them. The online poll adopts a system which automatically disables the voting options from a computer that has been used to cast votes in each of the surveyed elective positions.

The survey excluded the third congressional district since agriculture Sec. Arthur Yap (Lakas-Kampi) is unchallenged.

VELOSO KEEPS LEAD

City Vice Mayor Jose Antonio Veloso (Lakas-Kampi) still leads the city mayoralty contest against incumbent City Mayor Dan Lim (NPC).

Out of 208 respondents on this particular survey, Veloso polled 115 votes (55%) against the 93 votes (45%) received by Lim.

Former city vice mayor Nuevas Tirol-Montes (NPC) is ahead in the one-on-one vice mayoralty contest with rival Poblacion-2 barangay captain Glorivic de la Serna. Montes is preferred by 95 out of 183 survey respondents or 52%, against the 88 votes received by De la Serna (48%).

By Bohol Chronicle

Teodoro was expected in the municipality of Calape--hometown of Nacionalista Party's gubernatorial candidate, vice-governor Julius Caesar Herrera, for a multi-sectoral consultation on poverty alleviation at the town's gymnasium and to grace the groundbreaking ceremonies of some infrastructure projects.

Villar was supposed to be the guest during yesterday's fiesta celebration of Carmen town with Mayor Boy Molina as the host. His running mate Sen. Legarda was supposed to speak at a forum on Climate Change last Friday at the Bohol Cultural Center and a press conference at Soledad Suites.

Teodoro was also supposed to grace the launching of the Department of Agriculture's carabao massive artificial insemination program in Ubay.

Ubay is the bailiwick of Governor Erico Aumentado, administration party congressional bet for second district.

Teodoro and Agriculture Secretary Arthur Yap were also expected to have a short interaction with farmer leaders and officials of the second district, led by Ubay Mayor Eutiquio Bernales, who is seeking reelection under the Administration party.
         
The presidentiable was also expected to grace the town fiesta celebration in Valencia.

Liga ng mga Barangay (LnB) provincial federated president Concepcion Lim--one of Valencia town's influential politicians--informed the municipal police station that the presidentiable and other invited guests that she had invited to grace the town fiesta failed to make it.

A police officer in Valencia, who was supposedly part of the group tapped to securethe town during the event, told the Chronicle that officials had to bank off a major part of the celebration as the guests of honor failed to arrive.

Lim, the administration's vice-gubernatorial bet in tandem with 1st Dist. Rep. Edgar Chatto, had coordinated with more than 1,000 barangay captains to supposedly gather around and interact with Teodoro.

Teodoro's speaking engagement in the University of Bohol was also postponed.

Lim had also invited Nacionalista Party senatorial candidate Ilocos Norte Rep. Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. to crown Miss Valencia 2010. But like Teodoro, he failed to make it here.

Marcos also missed the press conference arranged with the local media at the Tagbilaran City Hall conference room set before his schedule in Valencia.

San Isidro vice-mayor Eustaquio Flor, whose wife is from Ilocos, was supposed to escort Marcos during his stay in Bohol.

By Bohol Chronicle

City Vice Mayor Jose Antonio Veloso denied there were any irregularities in the use of a cash advance released to the Sangguniang Panlungsod (SP) which was intended for a budget workshop.

The vice mayor was charged by the city mayor at the Ombudsman for malversation, technical malversation of public funds and falsification for allegedly diverting the amount of P52,500 which was originally intended to defray expenses of a budget programming and planning workshop at the Bohol Beach Club on September 5, 2008.

But according to Veloso, the workshop was intended to discuss the city government's budget with the city mayor and it was agreed upon by the SP which consequently approved the said amount for the activity's expenses.

The amount was released on September 4, 2008 but the workshop did not push through as the mayor declined the SP's invitation to attend the workshop while city budget officer Rosemarie Palma was also barred from participating in the activity.
       
In a letter to Veloso, the mayor said that "the actuations of the minority members (of the SP) indicate that they know more thank the Chief Executive on matters involving the Executive Department."

Veloso explained that the P52,500 intended for the workshop was never given to him but the amount allotted for the workshop was released to Mansueta Sale, the secretary of the SP.

The vice mayor added that since the city's budget was not yet approved at that time, the SP pushed through with another activity for the direction setting and harmonization of the 2009 SP budget which was held at the Soledad Suites on December 5, 2008.

Thirty-six city hall officials and employees attended the activity for which the SP paid P30,000 out of the P52,500 originally intended for the budget programming workshop. According to Veloso the balance of P22,500 was returned to the city treasurer as evidenced by an official receipt.

By Francis T.J. Ochoa
Philippine Daily Inquirer

REIGNING POUND-FOR-POUND KING Manny Pacquiao is confident a ring date with Floyd Mayweather Jr. will still happen, even as the replacement foe for his Mar. 13 bout, Joshua Clottey, made plans to fly to Ghana to address a big trainer problem.

In a report by CNN.com, Pacquiao said: “I’m still hoping a fight with Mayweather will be pushed through, maybe by summer time.”

Meanwhile, Clottey’s trainer was denied a United States visa, throwing off the fighter’s training schedule.

Trainer Godwin Nii Dzanie Kotey and assistant trainer Daniel Clottey were stuck in Ghana after encountering visa problems.

“An officer looked into the documents I had with me and he wrote something that they (were) going to do investigations and give me a call,” Kotey told Joy Sports’ Nathaniel Attoh.

In a separate interview with Eastsideboxing.com, Kotey said: “We are very disappointed. Now, Joshua is all alone in the US and even if he’s training, there’s no supervision.”

Clottey was a replacement for Mayweather when the bout between the last two boxers to hold the mythical pound-for-pound throne collapsed because of disagreements over drug-testing protocols.

Pacquiao has said the negotiations cast him in a bad light and he’d try to prove he doesn’t use performance-enhancing drugs.

“I want to clear my name because I'm a very honest person,” the reigning WBO welterweight champion told CNN. “I’m very disappointed for what he accused me of. I’m clean. I’m not cheating. I’m a very honest fighter.”

By Bohol Chronicle

The Commission on Elections  (Comelec) may not have enough time left to resolve the conflict between Governor  Erico Aumentado and Trinidad Mayor Judith Cajes who are both insistent on their claim as the official Lakas-Kampi-CMD bet for the second district House seat.

Aumentado has filed with the poll body a manifestation and motion to immediately
resolve the impasse and declare him as the Lakas-Kampi official bet in the second district.

If the Comelec could not resolve the issue soon, the two Lakas-Kampi partymates who are aspiring for the same Congress seat, may be running as "independent" candidates.

The Comelec is short of time in printing the specialized official ballots that will be used in the automated polls. If the commissioners en banc fail to decide in time for the printing who between Aumentado and Cajes will be recognized as the administration party's official candidate, both could be declared as independent.

He is God Almighty, not bro.

Do you think so?

By Bohol Chronicle

The City Hall administration is in the midst of an "unpopular" situation amid reports that the free hospitalization program for indigents is used to harass supporters of political rivals.

Barangay captain Glorivic Yap-Dela Serna as well as others identified with the opposition camp said that the health coverage under the Blue Card program for poor city residents is being used for the political agenda of city hall officials.

The Blue Card controversy surfaced anew as some indigents complained that the free hospitalization program is implemented
       
selectively. Those identified as supporters of Ex-Mayor Joe Torralba and the opposition camp are allegedly asked to abandon their support to the city mayor's political rivals.

Kagawad Anne Mariquit Oppus, reacting to these reports, reiterated her call that the Sangguniang Panlungsod (SP) must review the Blue Card program to ensure that it will not be exploited for political ends.

By Bohol Chronicle

Gov. Erico Aumentado is up to the challenge to take a lie detector test with Second District Rep. Roberto Cajes, escalating further their verbal exchange that has now turned into an open warfare of two former allies.

Raring to disprove allegations of corruption thrown against him by Cajes, the governor said he
is willing to undergo a polygraph test, as the congressman had suggested.

After being challenged by Cajes, the governor said he will join the solon to "match his words with deeds"and undergo the same test, so the public will know who is telling the truth and who is lying.

The governor and the solon traded damaging accusations the past week - from having personally benefited on projects through under-the-table-deals with contractors, fund misuse and secretly amassing assets since they held on to their government posts.

Aumentado charged the congressman of favoring non-Boholano contractors hinting at "special agreements" on infrastructure projects in the second district.

Cajes challenged Aumentado to render his report of projects in their district (not in the entire Bohol) when he served as solon for nine years as against his performance during his three terms as congressman of Bohol's second district.

He also divulged a "dummy construction company" that has cornered major contracts in the northern towns.

According to the governor, Cajes should explain to the public how he continues to accumulate assets, such as new houses, buildings and luxury vehicles.

By Bohol Chronicle   

Strengthening its grip in the province for the May polls, the Nacionalista Party (NP) is gaining the support of incumbent local leaders, some of whom belonging to the administration camp.

NP standard bearer and presidential candidate Senator Manuel Villar was all set to officially swear-in the party's candidates in the provincial and municipal levels yesterday but was
aborted at the last minute as inclement weather made his pilot abort yesterday's direct flight from Manila.

Leading the NP in the province are Vice Gov. Julius Herrera and former provincial administrator Tomas Abapo Jr., the party's candidates for governor
and vice governor, respectively.

A party insider disclosed to the Chronicle that at least 15 incumbent officials - mayors and vice mayors - have signified support to the NP presidential candidate.

The highly-placed source said some of these officials are running for reelection under the ruling Lakas-Kampi CMD and covertly endorsing Villar but not necessarily the NP provincial slate.

By Bohol Chronicle

Two officials of Alburquerque town are charged with indirect contempt at the Regional Trial Court (RTC) for allegedly disrespecting the Supreme Court and the Commission on Elections  (Comelec).

Former Albur mayor Efren Tungol charged Vice Mayor Rene Buates and Kagawad Jose Ugdoracion Jr. of "brazen display of disrespect to the courts of law and judicial processes" by continuing to hold their current government positions and receiving compensation in violation of resolutions promulgated by the high tribunal and the Comelec.

The case stemmed from the disqualification case filed by Tungol against Ugdoracion who won the mayoralty of said town in the May 2007 elections.

Tungol petitioned the Comelec to cancel the certificate of candidacy (CoC) of Ugdoracion due to the latter's residency status. The disqualification was decided by the Comelec en banc on September 28, 2007 and was later upheld by the SC.

As a result, Ugdoracion was ordered to vacate the office of the mayor, giving way to Vice Mayor Cirilo Jalad to assume the office on December 12, 2008 which was enforced by the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG).

However, in a motion filed at the high court, Tungol said his son Ephraim Tungol should have been lawfully installed as mayor of the town as he garnered the next higher number of votes, following Ugdoracion's disqualification.

By Bohol Chronicle

The Tagbilaran City airport  would need a major rehabilitation to meet aviation standards, a top airport official here said.

This was admitted by Manager Edgar Solis of the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) here after commuters experienced several flight cancellations last week. Not spared from the cancelled trips were presidentiables Gilberto Teodoro and Sen. Manny Villar as well as vice presidentiable Sen. Loren Legarda whose flights from Manila were cancelled due to poor visibility at the Tagbilaran City Airport runway.

The facility is really outmoded and there is a need for major upgrades to cope with the modern standards of aircrafts, the growing number of air passengers and to comply with aviation standards, the CAAP manager said.

He also admitted that the runway lights are no longer functioning after the old lights from the Dumaguete Airport were shipped here to replace the stolen lights. However, an electrical shortfall is preventing the shoulder runway lights to operate, Solis said.

However, he said that even if the runway lights be restored, it will not solve the problem on "poor visibility" since what is lacking is the "instrument landing system" (ILS) that will guide the plane and pilot in determining the distance from the runway.

By Dr. Allen S. Josephs
Co-Founder & Director, Vitacost.com

Approximately 10 million Americans suffer from osteoporosis -80% of them are women. Additionally, 40% of women over 50 will experience a hip, spine or other fracture in their lifetime. Americans spend nearly 20 billion dollars a year on the care of these fractures.

A large-scale meta-analysis recently published in the British Medical Journal evaluated the use of calcium and vitamin D in the prevention of osteoporosis-related fractures1. Dr. John Robbins and his colleagues analyzed seven large, randomized clinical trials from Europe and the U.S. involving almost 70,000 patients. One trial, using 400-800 IU of vitamin D per day, found no significant reduction in osteoporosis-related fractures. However, the combination of vitamin D and calcium resulted in a considerable reduction in total fractures, including hip and spine.

Dr. Robbins noted, "This study supports a growing consensus that combined calcium and vitamin D is more effective than vitamin D alone in reducing a variety of fractures."

I am pleased by the results of this study but I'm not ready to discount vitamin D just yet. The reported study used 10 to 20 micrograms of vitamin D per day, the equivalent of only 400 to 800 IU. I suspect that if they used 3,000 to 4,000 IU, there may have been a different outcome with vitamin D alone. Regardless, this information further confirms that proper supplementation can help optimize bone health.
     

Environment a serious concern; Panglao waters a world bio-spot
By Ven rebo Arigo

Environmental protection is always a serious cause for concern if Boholanos have to balance progress and attain sustainable development, according to Rep. Edgar Chatto.

He asserted that Bohol has been positioned facing its vision precisely because wise ecological management and responsible use of resources have become louder calls of the time.

Bohol has been envisioned to become “a prime eco-cultural tourism destination and a balanced agro-industrial province.”

Environmental groups, sustainable development advocates and other concerned Boholanos have warned of human interventions that accelerate climate change, test nature’s limit or ruin the very web of life.

They likewise cautioned against pushing for “senseless, heartless” developments that simply serve man’s insatiable greed.

Chatto, the leading gubernatorial contender, batted for a trend of progress that should follow a meaningful planned change.

He said there is wisdom in having policies and programs consistent with the basic principles of development framed by genuine multi-sectoral consultations.

In his provincewide sorties, Chatto listened to views that Bohol could move in pursuit of what the Boholanos plan and want for their great province.

They also indicated that ecologically-sensitive investments and economic infrastructures or activities of unusual magnitude should be compatible with duly-approved plans, not dictating the pace of environmental degradation.

When pressed to comment on the controversial 460-hectare reclamation project in Panglao Bay, Chatto said he likes to be briefed about the whole thing for his intelligent comment.

All that have been positively reported about the proposed environmentally-sensitive concrete mass drying the sea might just yet be substantially lacking, he hinted.

The last-termer Bohol congressman who chairs the House tourism committee reiterated, however, that the vision for the province, the legislative milestone Bohol Environment Code and the accepted principles of eco-tourism could provide guide.

PANGLAO’S IMPORTANCE TO WORLD BIODIVERSITY

Amid moves to dry Panglao seas up by the almost 500-hectare reclamation, discoveries by experts from 19 countries during their two expeditions could indicate the monstrous importance of Panglao waters to planet Earth.

The Panglao Marine Biodiversity Project in 2004 and the Panglao Deep-Sea Cruise in 2005 gathered over 200 new crustaceans and more than 2,000 new mollusks in an unexpected collection of species labeled as a major scientific feat.

For the discoveries in the seawaters off Panglao island, the Philippines has magnified its spot as the “center of the center” of marine biodiversity in the world. The country has beaten Indonesia in “higher concentration of species per unit area.”

Panglao has thus also polished its value in the vastness of the so-called Coral Triangle, reputed to contain the greatest number of marine kinds, which include the Philippines, Indonesia, Taiwan and distant Papua New Guinea.

The Coral Triangle has sustained human existence in a great part of the world.

Eighty scientists, technicians, students and volunteers took part in the two Panglao water explorations which were described as “the most comprehensive survey of benthic invertebrates anywhere in the tropics ever conducted.”

The results of the twin researches have not just enhanced the wonders of creation as they also caused growing vigilance for the conservation of the web of life itself.

Panglao seawaters are among the richest marine biodiversity sites on Earth.

THE Land Transportation Office Tagbilaran City has dismissed insinuation that the agency will not reimburse those who already paid their registration of the controversial Radio Frequency Identification Device (RFID).

In an exclusive interview, Yvonne Campoamor, LTO assistant chief, pointed this out. But she could not ascertain whether LTO will really refund or not the RFID fee in the amount of P350 per vehicle registration or renewal.

Campoamor said that her office led by registrar Joel Maloloy-on is still awaiting for the directive of the agency from Manila and whatever it would be they would abide by it.

Private motor vehicle owners and public operators, who already renewed and paid the RFID are eagerly wanted they will be refunded.

This came following the Supreme Court decision directing LTO from implementing the RFID that drew a howl of protest from various sectors because of the allegation that no public hearing was conducted nor the stakeholders were consulted.

As of this writing, no official word from LTO Manila was received by the LTO here regarding the controversial RFID, said Campoamor, thus she cannot say whether LTO should refund or not to reimburse the RFID fee.

Maloloy-on said that RFID enforcement was stalled during the last quarter of 2009 but at the start of 2010 the LTO will implement it.

Motor vehicle operator associations including tricycle drivers in the province are vehemently opposed to the proposed RFID because it would cause another cost from their pockets.

The RFID requirement has the PhP350 tag per vehicle but no renewal for this will be good for a lifetime. If the RFID is found defective the LTO will replace it but if it’s lost by vehicle owner he will pay for its replacement, Maloloy-on said.

Maloloy-on, earlier, explained that RFID would not trample individual human rights and right to privacy of the vehicle owner or driver.

He said that RFID is based on the law RA 4136 that “authorizes LTO to issue rules and regulations governing the registration and re-registration of motor vehicles and make arrests for violations thereof.”

LTO also issued recently a Memorandum Circular No. ACI 2009-1199, governing the rules of RFID tag for all motor vehicles required to be registered under the LTO for the enhancement and improvement of the LTO services such as vehicle identification, anti-carnapping, anti-colorum and law enforcement and traffic adjudication, said Maloloy-on.

“The RFID tags will be tied with the existing motor vehicle information stored within LTO database to bind the two records. This will aid the LTO in not just manual and visual confirmation of a motor vehicle’s authenticity but an electronic means of verification and compliance monitoring.” It is equipped with the latest data encryption to prevent fraud and tamper proof.

RFID tag “will have single colored background and will bear a unique serial number that will be loaded in the LTO.” It is front adhesive type composed of two portions: Write Once and the Read and Write Many.

Read and Write Many portion contains information such as motor vehicle number, engine chassis, plate and numbers, color, series, year model, body type, MV classification, franchise, route, owner’s name, last registration date and alarms.

RFID implementation was supposed to be the first day of October 2009 but it was deferred until December 31, 2009, the LTO registrar said.

But effective January 1, 2010, no vehicle will be registered with the LTO or emission tested without first undergoing the RFID tagging, the circular pointed out. (RVO)

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1.    Yaya buys food at McDo. 
Crew: “Dito niyo na po ba kakainin ?” 
Yaya: “Puwede sa table?”
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2. Kid: “Yaya look, boats!” 
Yaya: “Dows are not boats, dey’re yachts.” 
Kid: “Yaya, spell yachts?” 
Yaya: “Yor rayt, dey are boats.”
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3. Woman carrying sick baby enters doctor’s office. 
Doc: “Bottlefed?” 
Woman: “ Breastfed po.” 
(Doctors squeezes woman’s breasts repeatedly) 
Doc: “Ayan ang problema, wala kang gatas, eh.” 
Woman: “Yaya lang po ako doc! Yaya!”
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4. The eggs that yaya bought turned out to be rotten. 
She stormed back to the grocery and told the vendor: 
“Manong, ang baho ng itlog niyo!”
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5. My mom asked our yaya to buy Inquirer and Star. 
Our yaya came back and said: “Ma’am, wala pong Inquirer 
kaya bumili nalang po ako ng dalawang Star!”
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6. Yaya: “Huhuhu…” 
Ate: “O, bakit ka umiiyak?” 
Yaya: “Kasi ate ang dami kong pimples!” 
Ate: “Eh bakit ka ba tinitighiyawat?” 
Yaya: “Kasi po di ako makatulog sa gabi.” 
Ate: “O, bakit ka di makatulog?” 
Yaya: “Kasi po may pinoproblema ako…” 
Ate: “Ano naman ang pinoproblema mo?” 
Yaya: “Kasi ate ang dami kong pimples!”
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7. (Earlier) Mom: “Yaya, lagay mo yung pesto sa ref!” 
(Later) Son: “Yaya, nakita mo PS2 ko?” 
Yaya: “Nasa ref, pinalagay ng mama mo!”
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8. Just now my maid burned a hole in my uniform. 
I angrily asked her, “Paano mo naman nasunog to?” 
She answered: “Secret!”
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9. After watch in g a movie, our yaya blurted out : 
“Ang pangit naman, happy ending!”
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10. Sir: “Yaya, gawa mo ko ng kape. Yung decaf ha!” 
Yaya: “Siyempre naman, alangan namang de-baso!”
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11. Mom: “Yaya, magluto ka na pag-alis ko ha!” 
Yaya: “Ano po lulutuin ko?” 
Mom: “It’s up to you.” 
(Dur in g d in ner) Mom: “Yaya, bakit ketsup at tuyo ang ulam?” 
Yaya: “Diba nung tinanong ko kayo kung anong lulutu in ko, 
sabi niyo, ‘kitsup tuyo’!”
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12. Our neighbor’s yaya: “Junjun, chew your mouth!”
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13. Our yaya sa sari-sari store: “Miss isang Coke in can 
at isang Sprite na Coke in can…”
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14. SIR: “Inday, si sir mo to, nabangga kotse ko & I need cash!” 
INDAY: “Aru, dugo-dugo gang ka no?” 
SIR: “Gaga! Si sir mo talaga to!” 
INDAY: “Gago ka rin ! Si sir ang tawag sa  kin …kapkeyk…”
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15. I once asked my yaya where the Netherlands is located. 
She answered: “Diba dun nakatira si Peter Pan?”
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16. “O yaya, bakit ka umiiyak?” 
Yaya: “Ati, sabi kasi ng duktor, tatanggalan ako ng butlig!” 
Ate: “Eh yun lang pala eh! Bakit ka umiiyak?” 
Yaya: “Buti kung one lig lang, eh kung butlig, wala na kong ligs!”
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17. We saw our yaya staring intently at the orange juice bottle. 
Sabi nam in : “Yaya, anong ginagawa mo?” 
Yaya: “Shhh! Nakalagay sa bote, ‘concentrate’…”
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18. Neighbor’s yaya tell in g the dog to climb down the stairs: 
“Down to earth! Down to earth!”
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19. My mom was go in g to buy our yaya a transistor radio. 
Before my mom left the house, our yaya said, 
“Ma’am, ang kun in niyo yung Ilokano ang salita ha!”
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20.. We paid for the tuition fee of our yaya’s son. 
So one day I was reviewing him: “The Earth is the 3rd planet from the sun. 
Ano ang katabi ng Mercury?” His mom, our yaya, answered: 
“Parang Watson’s yata…”
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21. Sir: “Yaya, natanggal mo yung mantsa sa barong ko?” 
Yaya: “Opo! Tanggal na tanggal!” 
Sir: “Good! Anong p in ang-tanggal mo?” 
Yaya: “Gunting, kuya! Gunting!”
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22. Yaya to tricycle driver: “Magkano sa City Hall?” 
Driver: “Ikaw lang?” Yaya: “Ay bakit, hindi ka sasama?”
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23. (Si Kuya pumasok sa kuwarto ni Yaya) 
Kuya: “Yaya…” 
Yaya: “Koya, wag po! Wag Pooooo!” 
Kuya: “Gaga! Uutusan lang kita!” 
Yaya: “Si Koya naman…nagsa-suggest lang…”
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24. Kid: “Yaya, spell orange?” 
Yaya: “Depende. Yung kulay o yung prutas?”
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25. Midget Yaya who was newly hired: 
“Suwerte po kayo, ako ang napili niyo. 
At least kung maibagsak ko si baby, mababa lang!”
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26. Yaya to my brother: “Nag tothbrush kana ng ipin ?” 
Bro: “Siyempre, alangan namang mag toothbrush ako ng kilikili!”
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27. (after being scolded for breaking her promises): 
“Ma’am, hindi na po ako mangangako ulit…promise!”
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28. We had a yaya who claimed she was being courted by a kapre in her province and wanted to take her to his kingdom. 
Her reason for turning down the offer to be his queen? 
“Kapre yun ma’am, malaki ang kwan nun! Wag na uy!”
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29. AMO: “Bakit namatay ang aso?” 
MAID: “Pinaliguan ko po ng laundry soap.” 
AMO: “Nakamamatay ba yun?” 
MAID: “Ewan ko nga po eh, pag-off ko ng washing machine patay na.. ”
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30.. Yaya pick in g up the phone saying: “ Hilo ?” 
We noticed that she was holding the handset ng baligtad. 
We told her, “Yaya, baliktad!” 
Then Yaya said: “Lohi?”
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31. Amo: Yaya use COOLING PLACE in a sentence.   
Yaya: Sir! viry easy! iksample nag ring yung phone, 
(rin g, rin g, rin g,) Yaya answered, " HILO , WHO'S COOLING PLACE?"

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For voters intending to familiarize themselves with the new ballots to be used in the May 2010 elections, forms can be downloaded from the Commission on Elections (Comelec) website.

Bohol election supervisor Eliseo Labaria revealed that voters can go to www.comelec.gov.ph  where a sample ballot for shading practice can be downloadable.

Practice is important, adds Tagbilaran City Comelec officer Atty. Ariel Selma, noting that the Precinct Count Optical Scanner machine would reject any other stray marks on the ballots rendering the vote for a position invalid.

Atty Labaria also said a special ink is needed to mark the ballots and machines may not accept erasures so it would pay so much to be prepared and familiarized.

During the recent Kapihan sa PIA, both lawyers agreed that it would be beneficial if people get accustomed to the ballot especially when shading is now used to blot out the choices.

A voter should not mistake blotting two slots for president or one more candidate for councilors for example as this would invalidate all the votes for his seven other councilor choices, Atty Labaria explains.

The Comelec website also provides a guide on how to accomplish the sample ballots, one that can be rated easy.

The Comelec also assured that aside from its website, it is also opening up trainings and information dissemination modules on the election processes especially for voters to be familiar with the new automated system.

Since it began its process of election local officials, the Comelec is set to put up a historic milestone in its forty years of conducting regular or special polls by introducing the automation system. (PIA)

After wrestling over its age-long problem of insurgency and with Catigbian’s attained peace, there is still no resting.

In the bid to sustain the momentum of peace in the Installation of a Local Monitoring Board (LMB) and Center for violations committed by government agents and communist rebels, Mayor Roberto Salinas aired his elation of the development.

This is “another venue where our people can have access to lodge complaints on human rights violations,” he claimed denoting the institutionalized complaint mechanism during the gathering at the town ABC Hall last January 19.

“Although our place is no longer hostile, we still need to be vigilant and guard the freedom we are enjoying,” Salinas urged the attending members of the gathering.

Then putting up a vision of making the town a green haven of peace and development after a hard to shake stigma of being associated with the insurgency, Catigbian has slowly convinced its people that there can be no development without peace.

Revving on the campaign to pound on poverty alleviation and bringing government presence closer to the people, the Salinas leadership earned significant milestones in the campaign to regain the trust of its constituents.

Now the town has been referred to as a new growth center in Central Bohol and brandishes innovations in government making it a governance learning area mecca.

That same occasion, the mayor signed an executive order beefing up the LMB with more members, perhaps the one with the most number in all Bohol.

Executive Order 2010-02 signed that day also designated not just the Municipal Social Welfare and Development Officer, Municipal Local Government Operations Officer and the Municipal Information Officer, but also includes the local Chief of Police, Sangguniang Kabataan Federation President and the SB Committee on Human Rights chair.

Those designated in the executive order would now comprise the local board to validate complaints of human rights violations committed by conflicting parties in the country’s 35 years of bearing with the communist insurgency, explains Provincial LMB coordinator Romeo Teruel.

Recently, LMB Bohol shared the LMB functions to local communities with the installation of LMBS in strategic areas here.

LMB Bohol has also are municipal LMBS in Loon, Inabanga, Trinidad, Carmen and Mabini.  (PIA)

By Loy Palapos

        January 10 was like any other Sunday elsewhere, except at Island City Mall. Especially in the afternoon, when those who thronged to the number one shopping mart (winner, Shopping Center of the Year-Region VII, survey by DTI and PRA) looked expectant, wistful, and vibrant. It was the day for the Grand Raffle Draw of “Instant Milyonaryo Cash Papremyo”, the finale of the P3,000,000 raffle promo of the Alturas Group of Companies (AGC), most particularly its four shopping outlets in Bohol: Alturas Supermarket, Krislyn Shop n’ Dine, Plaza Marcela, Alturas-Talibon, and Island City Mall.

        The mammoth crowd that gathered at the ICM Activity Center was a cross of the haves and the have-nots, all of them expectant of winning the grand prizes. Obviously, there were those who came from the different municipalities of the Province of Bohol, to witness an annual spectacle only AGC can concoct.

        Before 3PM the capacity crowd was on hand anticipating a feat. They did not go home disappointed. There were more than a hundred gift certificates given by Jollibee, KFC, WOF, Prawn Farm, Greenwich, Rai-Rai-Ken, Chowking, and D’ Buzz. The ICM Screenville parted away with several free tickets.

        The affair commenced with a one-hour non-stop performance by Bohol’s number one musical group: CenterStage Band. The Street Vipers and G-on-mix provided fast-moving dance numbers. Songs were provided by Alex Balista, and the brother-sister team of Ralph and Orfieshane Quiñones. There was a more pronounced audience impact when these groups of models took the ramp in their maiden outing: Alturas Teen Models, ICM Calendar Girls, and Plaza Marcela Hunks (5 tall, brawny, and handsome young men).

        But the highlight of the afternoon was the drawing of the ticket for the P1,000,000 grand prize, after drawing lots for P10,000, P50,000, and P100,000 winners. The lucky guy? Mr. David Gamutan Quibir (DGQ).

        This interview took place last Thursday, January 14, where he claimed his prize at the Marketing and Public Relations Office at ICM.

  LMP: Diin ka mo-eskuyla, ug unsa ang imong kurso?

  DGQ: Sa Holy Spirit school ko sa elementary, Divine Word sa high school ug Divine Word College ko pag college.

  LMP: Unsa ang natapos nimo?

  DGQ: Bachelor of Science in Commerce major in Accounting.

  LMP: Imo bang ambisyon sukad pa sa pagkabata nga mahimong usa ka magpapatigayon?

  DGQ: Dili na akong ambisyon pero, mao kana ang akong nasunod gikan sa akong mga ginikanan. Sukad pa sa gamay pa ko, duna na ko’y exposure sa business.

  LMP: Forty-two years na ka sa karon, nganong wa pa man ka magminyo?

  DGQ: Wala pa ko maminyo kay sa bata pa ko ang trabaho ang akong gihatagan ug importansiya. Dunay ginagmay nga relasyon, apan ang akong gipakadak-an nga preparado na ako sa di pa ko mosuway sa kinabuhing mas dakog responsibilidad.

  LMP: May nakita ka na bang babaye nga mahimo nimong kapikas sa kinabuhi?

  DGQ: Naa na, ug moabot na ang panahon nga ready na kaming duha.

  LMP: Sa imong pagkatawo, dili ka matawag ug madali-dalion. Disiplinado ka sa imong kaugalingon.

  DGQ: Normal ra man ta nga ma in love pero atong tan-awon ug basin kutob lang ta sa sinugdanan. Kinahanglan nga ato gayod nga huna-hunaon ug maayo para dili ta magmahay.

  LMP: Pagka karon, hugot na ang bakos?

  DGQ: Naa nay plano sa pagkakaron.

  LMP: Kining imong na desisyonan nga mangita ug katimbang nimo sa kinabuhi, sa imong tan-aw, unsa man siya nga pagkababaye kining nakit-an nimo karon?

  DGQ: Makatimbang sa kinabuhi ug makamao sa negosyo. Sa batan-on pa mangita ta ug mga maanyag nga babaye, pero kon pangminyoay na, kana gyod nga makatimbang nimo sa hangtud.

  LMP: Kanunay ka bang mopalit sa imong mga kinahanglanon sa mga tindahan sa Alturas Group of Companies?

  DGQ: Kanunay gayud ko nga mopalit para sa akong tindahan.

  LMP: Kadtong ticket nimo nga nadaug, diin man nimo to mapalit?

  DGQ: Sa Alturas nga Booking.

  LMP: Unsa ang mga katarungan nga imo mang gi-patronize ang mga tindahan sa AGC?

  DGQ: Convenient kaayo nga sa AGC mupalit kay anaa naman mga ahenti nga maoy mokuha sa lista sa paliton ug naa poy mo deliver. Dili pareha sa una nga moadto pa kami sa ICM kada gabii para mamalit. Ug usa pud sa rason, ang mga baligya sa Alturas barato i-kompara sa uban.

  LMP: Kanunay ka bang misalmot sa mga raffle draw promotion sa AGC sa miaging mga tuig?

  DGQ: Kanunay ko nga moapil unya kanunay pod ko nga di makadaug. Normal nga masayangan ta kay wala kita makadaug.

  LMP: Unsa ang imong gibati sa unang mga katuigan wa man ka modaug?

  DGQ: Dili ko kaingon nga nahiubos, wala lang siguro ko’y maswerti-e. Motan-aw ko sa mga newspaper, pero unsaon man nato nga wala pa akong swerte. Nadawat naman nako kay mao man ang realidad kon musalmot sa mga raffle draw.

  LMP: Karon nga ikaw ang nakadaug sa grand prize nga usa ka milyon ka pesos, unsa ang imong gibati?

  DGQ: Sa dihang may mi-text nako, wala ko motoo nga midaug ko tungod sa kadaghan nga misalmot sa raffle draw. Gawas pa, naanad na ko nga di modaug.

  LMP: Unsa ang imong ikasulti sa ubang misalmot sa mga raffle draw promotions nga wa pa abuta sa swerte?

  DGQ: Parehas nako sa una, dili kita mawad-an ug paglaum nga mosalmot kay basin kita ang maswertian sa sunod nga tuig. Kon wala pa, pasensiya lang ta. Moabot ra ang swerte.

  LMP: Nagdahum ka ba nga ikaw ang modaug karong tuiga?

  DGQ: Wala gyod ko gadahum bisa’g gamay, miabot na nga gikapuyan ko, nawad-an na ko ug paglaum.

  LMP: Pila ka ticket ang imong naapil karong tuiga?

  DGQ: Sobra sa five hundred siguro.

  LMP: Unsa’y gamitan nimo sa imong salapi nga nadaug?

  DGQ: Savings, kay wala man kita mahibalo sa atong umaabot.

  LMP: Motuo ka ba ug swerte? Ngano man?

  DGQ: Motuo ko ana, kung adunay swerte aduna poy dimalas.

  LMP: Mopadayon ka ba pagsalmot sa mga umaabot nga raffle draw sa AGC? 

  DGQ: Mopadayon gihapon kung maswertian pod puhon. Nakadaug sa primero pero basin sa sunod dili na. Sa leksyon pa namo sa Mathematics, sa law of probability, independent man na siya wala nay relasyon sa una.

  LMP: Unsa man gyod ang imong pilosopiya sa kinabuhi?

  DGQ: Ang akong prinsipyo, bahala ug ginagmay lang basta makatigum. Hinay-hinay basta kanunay.

  LMP: Di ka moangay ug tawo nga ang iyang gasto dako pa sa iyang income?

  DGQ: Bisag karon, makita man nato nga bisa’g sari-sari store ra, makadaginot gihapon.

  LMP: Mutuo gyod ka nga kinahanglan ang tawo nga mokayod?

  DGQ: Mokayod gyod, bisag palpak sa primero basin sa sunod swerte na. 
        There are individuals who have all the luck in the world, one of them is David G. Quibir, son of Deogracias Quibir and Consorcia Gamutan-Quibir, he is still single at 42. He finished Bachelor of Science in Commerce, major in Accounting, at Divine Word College, and is neck-deep in varied businesses (warehouse leasing, retail merchandizing, etc.), which occupy most of his time. He helps manage the business of his parents: leasing of store and office spaces at CODE Building, GG Quibir Real State, and CGT General Merchandise.

        But it’s not business that is the main reason for retaining his bachelorhood; he wants to be fully prepared (and his partner, too) for a married life; not to plunge into matrimony and regret later. His has an analytical mind, and he envisions married life with a woman who is also mature enough, especially as a partner in his business concerns.

        All indications show he has found the right woman for him. Wedding bells will be ringing for them soon. David Quibir is not the impoverished individual who needs to hit a jackpot in order to survive. With his recent luck, he is a million-peso richer. 

Is reclaiming what is not rightfully ours right?
By Coy Ponte
Sunday Post Columnist

        EVEN THE MERE CONCEPTION of any non-environment-friendly project for personal financial gains is already corruption in the most audacious sense. Every one of us should consider this at feeling level especially with the current state Earth is facing. While governments and peoples all over the world strongly espouse cleaning-up of rivers, waterways and shorelines, establishment of fish sanctuaries, replanting and protection of mangroves, it is a wonder why some businessmen would come to think of reclaiming some 500 hectares of shoreline and, of all places, in Panglao! I don’t see Bohol’s land mass to be so crowded.

        Indeed, Panglao Island is the prime gem of the province’s tourism crown but this does not mean that business ventures away from the place don’t have the chance to bear sufficient returns. Tourists, if they are the target market of this more than ambitious project, would even bother to go as far as Bataun just to spend 350 pesos for a few seconds ride on a zipline. This is a fact. Surely, whatever are planned to be placed on the said reclamation site can be more easily done inland. Besides, reclamation cost alone is more than enough for businesses which will start earning even before the land filling would be half done. Are the planners really after profits that come from the businesses that would be opened on the area? Or are they just planning to earn out of the mere implementation of the project regardless of the outcome? There is always an optional shortcut to a seemingly tedious venture. Common sense dictates that the earlier an investment earns the better the business is.

        True, we can rightfully claim to be Mother Nature’s stewards, being the planet’s highest form of thinking creatures. But does this mean we have the right to alter our environs in whichever way we please? Does this give us the right to destroy even our own habitat? It is an undeniable fact that the investors and developers will not be physically affected by any untoward and adverse effect of the said project. As long as they have the earnings, why care. They can spend their lives anywhere else in the world. But, what about the locals? They are the ones who shall forever spend the rest of their lives with whatever change â€" social, economic, moral â€" the project brings. Good if the results would all be positive for them, but what if there are negative consequences? Was their welfare so considered during the planning? Nothing can ever be right without the good of the majority of the people.

        Even the term ‘reclamation’ itself is not right. Earth is not man’s creation therefore no man can rightfully ‘reclaim’ what is never his, in the first place. It is only Mother Nature who has the right to change the face of the Earth. Even then, we wrongfully accuse her by naming such changes as disasters. We must understand that we are just tenants here and we must heed what our Landlord so requires.

        This brings me to another unconscionable ‘reclamation’ â€" that of some church funds which were, without transparent reasons, separately kept. The money came from parishioners for the church, so obviously, the church minister has the right to manage such funds. I can’t see the logic behind the move of a handful of lay people to ‘reclaim’ such. It brings to mind an anecdote of a layman who was rather unhappy to give his tithe. Someone grossly advised him: “Throw up all your coins to the air. What goes up to the heavens are for God and what falls back to the ground are yours for the picking.” He was happy then because he got back all of his coins. Had he come to me, I should have told him to climb up the summit of Tan-awan and throw into the air all his paper bills. He should have been spiritually happier.

        Our Wordigras phrase for the week is “Serving God with money in mind is not serving Him at all; it is corrupting the ego.” 

By Joe Espiritu

  The campaign period for presidential and senatorial position had just begun. They had been given inky four months to present themselves and their political platforms, who are they what had they done to deserve the posts and what they intend to do when elected. Because their voters are nationwide, they must extend their exposure from one end of the country to the other, from north to south and from east to west.

  Before mass media had acquired technology, the candidate must resort to barnstorming. He must face voters where it matters most; in major cities, provincial capitals and population centers. Cross country travels were erratic and sometimes unreliable if a candidate uses public transportation. The campaign period lasted a year or more.

  Then the radio was used. However, the voice cannot always do justice to the candidate. Sensible and valid issues, when delivered in a squeaky voice would lose its impact. Then came the print media. Newspapers carried political ads sensible or otherwise. Pictorial enliven presentations.  However, before the arrival of efficient public air transport national broadsheets arrive at their destination late.

  Television and its enhancements made nationwide campaign easier. Before television exposure, some candidates undergo cosmetic procedures to make them presentable. Squeaky voices are modulated to make them sound less ridiculous and more convincing. Candidates can now concentrate on issues. This time like any other commodity for sale, campaigners saw the need for packaging.

  Public relations firms made their mark. They made hicks into heroes needed by citizenry to reform the government. Corazon Cojuanco Aquino, widow of the assassinated Senator Benigno Aquino Jr was presented as a plain housewife who took up the fight for the downtrodden. People rallied behind her and chased a Malacañan out. Fidel V Ramos was presented as a strong figure to stop the number of coups thrown against the government.

  Joseph Ejercito, a college dropout legally adopting his screen name Estrada, who became famous depicting screen heroes defending the poor and the abused capitalized on the make believe champion image  to win the presidency  by the biggest number of votes ever cast for the presidential position. Ronald Alan Poe, who used the legal name of his brother Fernando Poe Jr. almost made it but was bested by Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, who was accused of using all the resources of the government for her election.

  This time national candidates Senator Manuel Villar and Makati Mayor Jejomar Binay are presented as poor boys who made good, Benigno Aquino III and Manuel Araneta Roxas are depicted as torch bearers handed to them by their antecedents. Joseph Ejercito Estrada popularly known by his screen nickname Erap, the playful reverse of Pare is presented this time as one who wants vindication for being wrongly chased out of Malacañan.

  Packaging includes jingles and other gimmicks designed by Public Relations firms to catch attention. Whether they reflect their true personalities we do not know for sure. Those are just personal histories. When elected it may be another story. No national candidate can be possibly elected without proper packaging. Packaging is expensive, worth millions. Since this is just a part of campaign expenses a candidate must rely on party war chests aside from his own. 

By Sunday Post

What P30-million equipment are you talking about?           

Councilor Oscar Glovasa Friday disputed allegations that City Hall is planning to purchase P30-M worth of medical equipment.           

Glovasa, who chairs the committee on appropriations, responded to the allegation in his comments during the session last Friday of the Sangguniang Panlungsod.           

In its editorial last Sunday, the Bohol Chronicle also claimed that given the antecedent corruption issues lodged against City Hall “people cannot help but question whether the P30-Million project will be rammed to produce electoral campaign money coming out of public expenditures”.           

Glovasa, who is running for congressman in the May 10 polls, said the Chronicle editorial is contrary to actual events.           

“There is no truth to the claim that the city is planning to buy P30-M medical equipment,” he added.           

Glovasa dared the Chronicle editorial writer to look into the 2010 annual budget if he can find anything about the P30-M.           

He recalled that last November the city council passed a supplemental budget for the purchase of medical equipment in response to a request made by Dr.. Albert Jones, city health officer.           

“There is nothing in the budget for the purchase of a P30-M medical equipment and there is no recommendation from Dr. Jones,” he added..           

At the same time, Glovasa said he was at loss on the allegation of the editorial that the 2010 budget was “railroaded”.           

“How can it be railroaded when the budget was not yet passed at the time the editorial came out?” Glovasa asked.           

The editorial asked if the item was discussed thoroughly in the budget deliberations, if the bidding is transparent and the beneficiaries of the equipment are homogeneous.           

Asked to comment further on the editorial after the session, Glovasa noted that the city annual budget amounting to P383,656,145 was approved en masse..           

“Everybody was given the chance to ask all their questions. Before the budget was approved, the councilors were repeatedly asked if there were further questions,” he noted.           

Glovasa said that those who voted to approve the budget on mass motion were Vice Mayor Jose Antonio Veloso, Councilors Edgar Bompat, Edgar Kapirig, Leonides Borja, Danilo Bantugan, Rammy June Alturas, Nerio Zamora II, Anne Mariquit Oppus, Bebiano Inting and himself.           

“I don’t know that this budget was railroaded when it was approved on mass motion,” Glovasa noted.           

Commenting on the issue, Tagbilaran Mayor Dan Lim said he is not surprised.           

“The Bohol Chronicle has been fabricating stories against my administration that it no longer surprises me,” Lim added.

China says its economy expanded by 8.7% in 2009, exceeding even the government's own initial expectations.

The pace of change increased as the year went on, with growth in the final quarter of 2009 increasing by 10.7% from 2008.

It is a major turnaround for an economy that was hit by the global downturn just a year ago.

China is now on course to overtake Japan and become the world's second-biggest economy.

Japan announces its latest GDP figures next month. Its economy is likely to have contracted by around 6% in 2009. - bbc news

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Global shares have fallen amid concerns that China's plans to reduce lending by its banks will hurt the worldwide economy.

The falls came after Chinese state media said authorities had ordered commercial banks to stop lending for the rest of January.

While Beijing is reacting to fears about inflation and its economy overheating, it may hit global trade.

The US's Dow Jones index lost 1.1%, while the UK's FTSE 100 shed 1.7%. - bbc news

Hairdressers in Spain's north-eastern region of Catalonia have launched a campaign to avoid paying tax for playing the radio in their salons.

Hundreds of salons in Barcelona have put up posters asking customers to bring their own iPods and MP3 players.

The campaign is being led by Fedcat, the Catalan hairdressers' association.

It opposes the monthly fee of up to 12 euros (£10, $16) imposed by Spain's General Society of Authors and Editors (SGAE) for the music rights.

A spokesman for Fedcat says the situation is "incredible", as hairdressers do not make money from the music.

Jose Maria Figueres told the Barcelona Reporter that salon owners were simply trying to provide a welcoming atmosphere for clients, "as if our customers were guests in our own homes". - bbc news

Air France has revealed it may prevent obese economy passengers from boarding its planes for "safety reasons".

It said that, under new rules, if a flight was full an overweight person who did not fit into a single seat might have to take another plane.

It made the admission when it said obese people buying two seats for more comfort would be fully reimbursed for the second if the plane was not full.

This new rule comes into effect from 1 February.

At present Air France offers heavier passengers 25% off the price of buying an adjacent seat, a policy that has been in effect since 2005.

The airline said it had no intention of forcing heavier passengers to pay for a second seat.

Air France is part of Air France-KLM, the largest airline group in Europe by revenue. - bbc news

Oral drugs to treat multiple sclerosis could become available in 2011 after promising results in two trials.

Drug licences have been applied for and the MS Society said it was "great news" for people with MS - current treatments involve injections or infusions.

The trials of the drugs each involved 1,000 people in over 18 countries, the New England Journal of Medicine says.

Cladribine and fingolimod, which come as tablets, cut relapse rates by 50-60% over two years compared with placebos.

Fingolimod was also tested against the widely used injection, beta interferon 1a. The trial showed the new drug was twice as effective in reducing the number of relapses over a year. - bbc news

The number of people killed in a decade of war in the Democratic Republic of Congo may be half of the accepted toll of 5.4 million, a study has suggested.

The Canada-based Human Security Report Project says the figure makes too many assumptions about how many deaths were caused by the war.

The researchers say many of the deaths between 1998 and 2008 would have occurred without conflict.

The figure was used to justify ramping up the UN presence in the country.

The BBC's East Africa correspondent Peter Greste says the initial figures shocked the world into action.

A formal peace accord ended a war that had involved Angola, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Uganda and Rwanda in December 2002, but unrest has continued in the volatile east of the country. - bbc news

The New York Times has announced that it is to charge for full access to its website from 2011, the latest newspaper to move in that direction.

It said it will introduce a metered system, allowing readers free access to a limited number of articles, before charging for additional content.

A similar online payment model has been introduced by the UK's Financial Times.

Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation has also said it plans to start charging for access to its online newspapers.

News Corporation's titles include the Sun and Times in the UK, as well as the New York Post in the US.

Risk to advertising

The New York Times has yet to say how many stories will be available free and what it will charge to read more.

It previously charged for access to its website back in 1996, but abandoned it after failing to build up sufficient subscription numbers.

Media analysts say this is the fundamental problem for newspapers thinking of charging for their online content - and that advertising revenues could fall as a result. - bbc news

Starbucks is continuing to prove that it has successfully turned its fortunes around as it sees its latest quarterly profits more than triple.

The US coffee chain giant made a net profit of $241.5m (£148m) in the three months to the end of December, compared with $64.3m a year earlier.

Buoyed by extensive cost-cutting work over the past year, the firm has also won back customers in its home market.

Same store US sales rose 4%, their first rise in more than two years.

Job cuts
Starbucks' total revenues for the quarter rose to $2.7bn from $2.6bn a year earlier. - bbc news

Police say they have found a "multitude" of explosives at a home in the US state of Virginia where eight people were shot on Tuesday.

Bomb experts searched the rural property after the suspect in the shootings gave himself up after an all-night manhunt.

Police say they are exploding the devices hidden both in and outside the suspect's house.

Medical examiners will try to identify the victims once the area is secured.

'Weapons-trained'

The suspect is reported to have been personally acquainted with the victims.

The man, named as Christopher Speight, 39, turned himself in at about 0710 (1210 GMT) after an all-night stand-off with police, who had surrounded woodland just outside the town of Appomattox.

The local sheriff said Mr Speight was wearing a bullet-proof vest when he surrendered, but was not armed and did not need any medical attention.

Sheriff O Wilson Staples said the suspect had shot at a helicopter which had been called to the scene, hitting its fuel tanks and forcing it to land.

Police are still searching for the high-powered rifle he is believed to have used. The sheriff said that based on the weapons found in the house, it was likely the suspect had been trained in the use of firearms.

Local connections

Mr Speight is the co-owner of the house in Snapps Mill Road, where the first reported victim was found.

He also owns a large tract of land next to the house.

The Washington Post quoted local officials as saying two of the dead were believed to be his wife and son.

Police found three bodies inside the house and another four outside. The eighth victim was the man found injured in the street.

County Administrator Aileen Ferguson said it was one of the worst mass killings in Virginia's history, "probably the worst since the Virginia Tech killings in 2007", when a student shot 32 people . - BBC

Honduras' President-elect Porfirio Lobo has offered the country's ousted leader Manuel Zelaya safe passage to the Dominican Republic.

The deal was agreed by Mr Lobo and Dominican President Leonel Fernandez in Santo Domingo, officials say.

Under the agreement, Mr Zelaya would go to the Dominican Republic after Mr Lobo took office on 27 January.

Mr Zelaya was ousted and forced into exile in June. He later returned and took refuge in Brazil's embassy.

Dominican presidential spokesman Rafael Nunez said the agreement was signed by Mr Lobo and Mr Fernandez on Wednesday, the Associated Press reports.

The agency also quoted Mr Lobo as saying: "We must all forgive. We strongly defend an amnesty for all, regardless of ideological differences we may have. It is in the interest of the Honduran people."

In Honduras, Mr Zelaya confirmed that the agreement had been reached, the AFP reports. - BBC

By Mark Kinver
Science and environment reporter, BBC News

The ancestors of the current mammals found on the island of Madagascar could have been transported on floating vegetation from Africa, a study says.

Researchers modelled ancient ocean currents and found that favourable conditions existed in the same period as when mammals arrived on the island.

The idea of "rafting" first emerged in 1940, but some argued that a "land bridge" allowed animals to walk there.

The findings have been published online on the Nature website.

Madagascar, the fourth largest island on the planet, is deemed one of the world's biological hotspots.

Because of its isolation, most of its mammals, half its birds, and many of its plant species exist nowhere else on Earth.

The first mammals are believed to have appeared on the island about 60 million years ago, 100 million years after the landmass was thought to have separated from Africa.

This led to the emergence of two main hypotheses on how mammals managed to inhabit the island: via a "land bridge" or floating vegetation.

The US is sending another 4,000 sailors and marines to Haiti for the earthquake relief effort, diverting them from deployments in the Gulf and Africa.

The 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit and USS Nassau Amphibious Ready Group would "significantly" increase the ability to quickly provide aid, the navy said.

The move will increase the number of US troops involved to about 16,000.

Earlier, a strong aftershock rocked the capital, Port-au-Prince, but did not seem to cause further casualties there.

Away from the city, survivors in some towns are still waiting for help after the original 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck eight days ago. - BBC

US President Barack Obama has warned Democrats not to "jam" healthcare reforms through the Senate after a Republican won a seat in Massachusetts.

Mr Obama told ABC News any vote should wait until Scott Brown had taken up his seat, and lawmakers should seek to "coalesce" around parts they agreed on.

Mr Brown will be Massachusetts' first Republican senator since 1972.

His victory means the Republicans now have enough votes in the Senate to block the Democrats' healthcare plans.

The BBC's Paul Adams, in Boston, says it is a humiliating defeat for the Democrats, robbing them of their filibuster-proof 60-seat majority, and a deeply unwelcome anniversary present for President Obama exactly one year after his inauguration.

Our correspondent adds that it is one of the biggest political upsets in years - in a seat held for almost half a century by Edward Kennedy, a Democratic Party colossus, who died last year.

Senator-elect Brown, 50, told journalists his victory sent the message that "people are tired of business as usual in Washington politics", and vowed to get to work as soon as possible.

He said he would go to Washington on Thursday with the hope of taking up his seat. - BBC News

BRICKER AMENDMENT. This was a controversial proposal for constitutional amendments made sometime in 1953 by then Senator Bricker of the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee to include “A provision of a treaty which conflicts with this Constitution shall have no force and effect,” and another proposal which states, “A treaty shall become effective as an internal law in the United States only through legislation which would be valid in the absence of treaty.”

A substitute by Senator George provided, “A provision of a treaty or other international agreement which conflicts with this Constitution shall not be of any force or effect.”

The proposed Bricker amendment and the George substitute were in response to the concerns raised by various sectors as a result of the decision in the case of Missouri v. Holland, 252 U.S. 116, 40 S.Ct., 64 L. Ed. 641 (1929) that any and all constitutional limitations could be overridden via the international agreement route. Both proposals however did not obtain the required two-thirds vote for the amendment of the U.S. Constitution. In the meantime, the U.S. Supreme Court in Reid v. Covert, 354 U.S. 1 (1957) had occasion to state that, “no agreement with a foreign nation can confer power on the Congress, or on any other branch of Government, which is free from the restraints of the Constitution.”

The reader should take time to compare the above comments with the incorporation clause of the 1987 Philippine Constitution to the effect that, “The Philippines renounces war as an instrument of national policy, adopts the generally accepted principles of internal law as part of the law of the land and adheres to the policy of peace, equality, justice, freedom, cooperation, and amity with all nations.” (Art. II, Sec. 2)

ESTRADA DOCTRINE. This is a doctrine promoted by the then Secretary of Foreign Relations of Mexico Genaro Estrada to the effect that a state should not apply subjective considerations to extending recognition of a new government, but rather accept the existence of that government.

This is also known as the doctrine of effectiveness because it holds that the only test for recognition should be whether or not the government is in effective control of the machinery of state and the government. - Primus

Any person under investigation for the commission of an offense shall have the right

a. to be informed of his right to remain silent and
b. to have competent and independent counsel preferably of his own choice.
c. If the person cannot afford the services of counsel, he must be provided with one. These rights cannot be waived except in writing and in the presence of counsel.

Authoritative interpretations of the Miranda rule as embodied in the above Art. III, Sec. 12 (1) require, however, that the crucial question is whether the accused has effectively waived the effectuation of these rights. Accused should be asked whether he was willing to testify even without the assistance of counsel. If he was willing to testify only with the assistance of counsel, he should be asked if he has one. If he said he wanted to have counsel but could not afford one, he should be asked if he wanted one appointed for him. If these questions are not asked there is no effective waiver of the rights to remain silent and to counsel. (People v. Naag, et al., G.R. No. 123860, January 20, 2000) - Primus

Another Filipino soldier serving as peacekeeper for the United Nations was found dead underneath the rubbles of the quake-fallen Christopher Hotel, headquarters of UN in the troubled Caribbean nation.

This brings to three the number of Filipinos who died in last week's devastating intensity 7 earthquake that has claimed the lives of thousands others.

AFP public affairs office chief Lt. Col. Romeo Brawner identified the latest Filipino fatality as Sgt. Eustacio Bermudez, who is serving as clerk for the UN mission at the second floor of the hotel.

Brawner said the body of Bermudez was plucked from the collapsed hotel around 8:30 p.m. Tuesday by a multinational team that was tasked to conduct search, rescue and retrieval operations.

On Tuesday morning, the body of Navy Data Processor 3 Pearly Panangui was found from the building. On Monday, the body of UN civilian staff Jerome Yap was also found at the building.

With the retrieval of the body of Bermudez, the number of missing Filipinos in Haiti is reduced to two, said Brawner.

They are Grace Fabian and Geraldin Lalican, who were trapped at the Caribbean Supermarket where they worked.

Filipino rescuers are helping in the rescue or retrieval of the two. (PNA)

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When the air outside is chilly and low on humidity, and the air inside is heated and dry, you have a recipe for chapped skin and cracked lips, dermatologists say.

To prevent scaling, flaking and itching, pay special attention to your skin during the cold months by applying a cream-based moisturizer every day, recommends Dr. Anjali Dahiya, a dermatologist at the Iris Cantor Women's Health Center at New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center.

A good time to use moisturizer is just after showering to help trap moisture on the skin's surface. Those with sensitive skin should choose a moisturizer without fragrance or lanolin.

And although frequent hand washing is often urged to prevent the spread of germs, all of that soap and water can also make hands chapped. Using a mild soap and moisturizing afterwards can help relieve the dryness, the experts say.

When it comes to bathing, stay away from very hot water. Short, lukewarm showers or baths with a non-irritating, non-detergent-based cleanser are easier on the skin. Immediately afterward, apply a mineral oil or petroleum jelly-type moisturizer and gently pat skin dry.

Rinsing your body daily but using less soap can also help protect the skin's natural moisturizers, said Dr. Monica Halem, a dermatologist and dermatologic surgeon at New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center.

To deal with dry air from heaters, add some moisture back into the air by using a humidifier, and don't forget to clean it often to prevent mold and fungus.

When heading outside, cover your face and use a petrolatum-based balm with an SPF for your lips. It's also advised to use sunscreen, which is just as important in the winter as in the summer if you're going to be spending time in the snow, the dermatologist added.

While it may be tempting to try to get rid of that pasty look by visiting a tanning bed, resist. Tanning beds damage the skin, leading to premature aging, and increase the risk of skin cancer. Instead, choose self-tanners with extra moisturizers, since some self-tanners can also dry out the skin.

Scaling, itching or cracked skin that is not relieved by moisturizers should be checked by a dermatologist, who may suggest a prescription medication.

By Allen V. Estabillo

Some 1,600 workers of various fishing companies here may lose their jobs within the next few weeks as a result of the fishing ban that started earlier this month in the critical high seas off the Western and Central Pacific Ocean, an official of the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) here said.

Ma. Gloria Tango, DOLE Region 12 director, said their assessment showed that at least eight of the 13 fishing companies in the city were already affected by the two-year fishing ban in the Pacific’s international waters that was imposed starting January 1 by the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission (WCPFC).

“Around 200 workers from each of these companies might be displaced because of the fishing ban,” she said.

Tango said the eight companies, which she did not name, were reportedly forced to stop or limit their operations since they don’t have access to alternative fishing grounds following the imposition of the fishing ban.

She said the five other fishing companies sustained their normal operations after they were able to forge fishing arrangements with some countries, among them Papua New Guinea and Micronesia, prior to the ban.

Tuna industry players earlier estimated a 10-percent decline in tuna catches as a result of WCPFC’s fishing ban.

The WCPFC was established by the Convention for the Conservation and Management of Highly Migratory Fish Stocks in the Western and Central Pacific Ocean, of which the Philippines was a signatory, that came into force in 2004.

The WCPFC imposed the fishing ban on all of its 25-member countries and 10 other observer-states as a result of scientific studies and the emergence of statistics that showed the drastic decline of tuna fish stocks in the region.

The move was to allow highly migratory yellowfin and bigeye tuna to recover from state of overfishing.

The ban virtually prohibits purse seine fishing and use of fish aggregating devices (FADs) in two major pockets of international waters south of the western pacific region and almost the whole area of the northern Pacific.

The areas covered by the ban were part of the traditional fishing grounds of Philippine-based tuna fishing companies, most of which are based in this city.

Tango said they initially launched the profiling of the workers that would be affected by the layoffs.

“We asked the affected companies to submit a copy of the consolidated profile of their workers that would be laid off so we can assess the appropriate assistance for them,” she said.

Tango said the consolidated profile will include some vital information about the affected workers such as their age, educational attainment, job experience and skills.

“From those information, we will be able to determine if they will need additional skills trainings or if their existing skills may match them with the needs of some companies in the area,” she added. (PNA)

By Gloria Jane Baylon

The ambassadors of China and the United States in the Philippines are among the envoys on diplomatic row who early on expressed their “sympathy and deep sorrow” as well as "extreme shock" at the untimely death of Philippine Press Secretary and presidential spokesperson, Cerge Remonde.

Remonde, 51, died on Tuesday morning of an apparent heart failure. He is survived by his Netherlands-born wife, Marit Stinus, who writes a column for a Manila-based daily.

“Cerge Remonde was a respected journalist, a dedicated public servant, and a personal friend,” said US Ambassador Kristie Kenney.

“I am honored to have known him and worked with him. On behalf of myself and the Embassy, I offer heartfelt condolences to Cerge’s colleagues, family members and loved ones,” she said.

China’s ambassador Liu Jianchao, said in his condolence letter that he is “extremely shocked” by the sad news of Remonde’s passing away.

”In behalf of the Chinese embassy and in my own name, I wish to convey to Your Honorable and, through you, to Her Excellency, President Arroyo and the Philippine Government our deepest sympathy,” Liu said in his letter addressed to Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita.

Liu said Remonde’s death “is not only an enormous loss to all those who suffer and grieve, but to your great country.”

”Cerge will be long remembered for his impressive achievements in journalism and government, and his remarkable abilities and manifold talents that have ensured his professional accomplishments,” wrote Liu who was a spokesperson of the Chinese foreign ministry before his posting in Manila in March.

A month before Liu's posting as ambassador, Remonde himself was appointed by Mrs. Arroyo to head the Office of the Press Secretary.

”Cerge represents the best of the President’s aides and exemplifies the finest in public service,” Liu said. “Our thoughts are with the bereaved family members as they deal with agony and grief. We pray that they will be comforted by fond memories with Cerge and encouraged by his noble legacy.”

On her part, Kenney said (Cerge and Marit) are “long-time friends of the US Embassy,” since the couple have both participated in exchange programs promoting international understanding and closer bilateral ties.”

A mass will be said at 7:00 tonight at the Heritage Memorial Park in Bonifacio Global City where his body lies in state. It will be moved to Malacanang on Thursday.

Interment is on January 25 in the municipality of Argao in Cebu where Remonde was born and spent his childhood. (PNA)

By Ferdinand G. Patinio

Stressing there is no constitutional prohibition that bars her from running for any position, the Commission on Elections (Comelec) junked on Wednesday the petition seeking to disqualify President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo from seeking the second congressional district seat of Pampanga in the May 10, 2010 elections.

In its decision, the Comelec Second Division chaired by Commissioner Nicodemo Ferrer said, “In the issue of President Arroyo’s qualification to run for the office of representative of the 2nd district of Pampanga, such an assertion should be dismissed outright, and as appears from the very words of the constitutional prohibition, there is nothing there that prevents the sitting president from running for any public office other that of president.”

It added, “Petitioner merely added his own flawed interpretation of the Constitution, thus resulting to his unjustified conclusion. The Commission (Second Division) need only refer to the very provisions of Section 4, Article VII of the 1987 Constitution to see that there is no such prohibition against the respondent Arroyo to run in Pampanga.”

In a related development, former President Joseph Estrada can breathe freely, for now, as the disqualification case seeking to prevent him from running for president in the coming national elections was also junked by the Comelec on Wednesday morning.

In a 26-page decision, the Comelec Second Division said "the petitions filed by Evilio Pormento and Mary Lou Estrada were dismissed for utterly lack of merit."

The poll body's resolution stated that they are leaving the decision to the voters in choosing the next president.

“In the end, it is the Filipino people who would act as the final arbiter on whether they would have Estrada sit again as president. It is the electorate’s choice of who their president should be. The better policy approach is to let the people decide who will be the next president,” the decision read.

“For on political questions, this court may err but the sovereign people will not. To be sure, the Constitution did not grant to the unelected members of the court the right to elect in behalf of the people,” the resolution stated further.

The petitioners earlier said that Estrada violates Article VII, Section 4 of the Constitution, which states that: “The President shall not be eligible for any reelection. No person who has succeeded as President and has served as such for more than four years shall be qualified for election to the same office at any time.”

Estrada earlier argued that he is still eligible to seek the presidency again since he does not fall into two categories banned by the law, namely: being the incumbent President and those who have finished their six-year term as Chief Executive.

The decision noted: “Besides, respondent Joseph 'Erap' Estrada no longer holds a public office; more importantly, he is no longer the president and wields none of the vast powers of this position. He poses no danger to anyone. Because of this prevailing status, a simple application of the rule will lead any reasonable and logical person to conclude that the prohibition against the reelection of 'The President' does not apply to Joseph Estrada.”

On the other petition filed by Elly Pamatong against Estrada, the commission also dismissed it since it is only being used as a political tool for the petitioner’s personal interests.

“Ultimately, our duty is to ensure the proper conduct of elections enough to be embroiled in unfounded petitions like this one... It is a waste of our precious time...,” the decision said.

Estrada, who was present during the promulgation, welcomed the ruling and thanked the Comelec for coming up with a fair decision.

“Nothing can make me happier than to continue serving our people. I want to thank the Comelec commissioners for their sense of fairness and I would say that this is not my victory alone; this is the victory of the Filipino people and our democracy,” he said.

The ousted Chief Executive vowed to fight the case until the end, or if ever the case will be elevated to the Supreme Court.

With the Comelec ruling in his favor, Estrada expressed confidence that his rank in the presidential survey will improve.

The Pulse Asia Pre-Election Survey released in December 2009 showed that the Puwersa ng Masang Pilipino standard-bearer is in second place at 19 percent.

Meanwhile, Pormento said that he would file his motion for reconsideration within three days as prescribed by law.

“Being a lawyer, tinatanggap ko ang desisyon ng Second Division. But it is not yet final. I still have three days to file an MR,” he said. (PNA)

By Gloria Jane Baylon

To facilitate their early departure from quake-hit Haiti, Filipinos desiring repatriation to the Philippines but whose passports have gone missing or have expired will be issued special travel documents by the Philippine Task Force to Haiti, led by Ambassador to Cuba Macarthur Corsino.

This was announced on Wednesday by the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), as it noted that a third confirmed Filipino fatality, identified as army Sergeant Eustacio Bermudez, has been finally dug out of the rubble of his workplace.

This leaves only one Filipino peacekeeper, Sergeant Janice Arocena, still underneath the rubble of the headquarters of the United Nations Mission to Haiti (MINUSTAH). Two female workers of the Caribbean Supermarket are still missing, and hopes ebbed that they are still alive underneath the supermarket's rubble.

Corsino met with the leaders of the Filipino community, led by Francisco Bagadiong and Godofredo Edquiban Jr., to plan out measures of reaching out to possible other Filipinos needing assistance in other part of Haiti.

Already, a total of 193 Filipinos have been accounted for by the task force, many of them expressing a desire to be repatriated.

With Haiti practically leveled to the ground and amenities and food sorely lacking due to the magnitude-7 earthquake last week, most Filipinos there have lost their residences, friends and colleagues, workplaces and their jobs, even their fighting spirit.

Should repatriation proceed, the Filipinos will go on land from Port-au-Prince to Haiti’s neighbor to the east, Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic, and then board a plane to Manila, according to DFA. (PNA)

President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo and the De Venecias are back in each other's arms.

This was personally admitted by Gina de Venecia, wife of Fourth District Rep. Jose de Venecia Jr., former Speaker of the House of Representatives, in a talk to newsmen here on Wednesday.

Mrs. De Venecia, who is running to fill up the position to be vacated by her husband after completing another three terms of office in Congress, said the reconciliation happened, at least officially between her and President Arroyo, a month ago.

Asked if there was also a reconciliation between her husband, Rep. De Venecia and President Arroyo, who the De Venecias believe was instrumental in the congressman’s ouster as Speaker of the House, she quipped: “You have to ask him.”

Rep. De Venecia was out of their house at that time as he was entertaining some Japanese visitors at their fish farm in Sitio Watac, Barangay Mamalingling, Dagupan City.

"That was a good thing to happen. The world is already full of troubles and it won't help to carry any more personal burdens," Mrs. De Venecia, who is running for congresswoman under the Nationalist People’s Coalition (NPC), said in Filipino.

She said it is better for a person to release all ill-feelings and pains to have a new beginning since nobody knows when God would call on him.

“Look at our common friend, Secretary Cerge Remonde. He was only 51 years old and he was taken by the Lord yesterday (Tuesday) kahit wala naman talaga siyang sakit (even if he wasn't really ill),” Mrs. De Venecia continued.

"That’s why, she said, it is better that one is at peace with herself, at peace with people and at peace with the world. I think that’s the best,” she added.

Stressing that she has let bygones be bygones as far as her relationship with the President is concerned, Mrs. Arroyo admitted that she and Mrs. Arroyo are now friends anew but kept newsmen guessing on who made the first move toward reconciliation.

The De Venecia couple enjoyed a close relationship with the President but this went sour due to the controversy sparked by the ZTE broadband deal exposed by Mrs. Venecia’s stepson, Joey III.

This led to Congressman De Venecia's subsequent ouster as speaker of the House.

Mrs. De Venecia relayed that she is wedding godmother to the President’s two sons, Mikey and Dato Arroyo. On top of that, Mrs. Arroyo’s mother, Evangelina Macaraeg-Macapagal, and Mrs. De Venecia’s father Dr. Jose Perez were classmates in the College of Medicine at University of Sto. Tomas.

Egged further by newsmen on whether they hugged each other and cried when they reconciled, Mrs. De Venecia just smiled and said they were long-time friends and stayed together during many trying times in the past.

She recalled that when her daughter KC perished in a fire that razed their house in Makati City a few years ago, the President was there to comfort her.

Aside from this, Mrs. De Venecia said that when the President was campaigning in 2004, she was her constant companion in the campaign trail.

“Kaya lang itong mga circumstances na nangyari, we cannot prevent these anymore, nangyari na,” she said, obviously referring to the incidents that made their families part ways.

“So, let’s just move on,” she continued. (PNA)

President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo asked members of the diplomatic corps on Wednesday to observe a moment of silence in prayer for the late Press Secretary Cerge Remonde.

In her speech at the annual Vin d’Honneur in Malacañang Wednesday afternoon, the President also extended the Philippines’ sympathy to Haiti, which was struck by a magnitude 7.0 earthquake last January 12.

“Please join me first in a moment of silent prayer for the late Press Secretary Cerge Remonde, who passed away yesterday,” the President said.

Remonde had been found unconscious in the bathroom of his residence in Bel-Air, Makati City. He was rushed to the nearby Makati Medical Center, where doctors tried but failed to revive him. He was 51.

For his part, the dean of the Diplomatic Corps and Papal Nuncio Edward Joseph Adams offered the group’s condolences for the death of Remonde.

“In behalf of my colleagues in the diplomatic corps and myself, I would like to offer heartfelt condolences to Your Excellency at the sudden death of your press secretary, Mr. Cerge Remonde,” Adams said.

“May the Almighty comfort his family to enable them to bear with so great a loss,” he added.

The President, in her speech, noted how the Philippines was in the same predicament several months ago as Haiti is now.

“We also offer our sympathies to the people of Haiti, along with our prayers that they will soon be made whole again,” the President said.

“We know how they feel. A few months ago, we too needed the generosity of the international community after successive typhoons unleashed their wrath on us,” the President said.

“Please extend to your respective governments and agencies the sincere thanks of the Filipino nation for their timely assistance,” she added. (PNA)

By Lily Ramos

The Mt. Kitanglad Range Protected Area (MKRPA) has been declared as the 28th Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Heritage Park.

The pronouncement was recently made at the 11th Annual Meeting of ASEAN ministers of environment where the participants reviewed the region's efforts on a number of issues, particularly those relating to environmental sustainability of the ASEAN Socio-Cultural Community Blueprint, Department of Tourism (DOT) Secretary Joseph Ace Durano said Wednesday.

Durano added, "This is just following the objective of the ASEAN group of nations. The ASEAN Heritage Park aims to establish a regional network of national protected areas conserving critical representative ecosystems in the said region."

The MKRPA is the ancestral domain of several tribes such as the Higaonon, Manobo, and Talaandig.

Popular as a birdwatching area, the MKRPA is also home to Mt. Kitanglad, a dormant volcano touted as the fourth highest peak in the Philippines.

Also known as the mystical mountain, it has a thickly populated forest where some of the country’s well-known medicinal herbs grow.

“Coming at a time when the world is celebrating the year of ecological biodiversity, this recognition pushes us to strive even harder in preserving our natural wealth, and imbibe a ‘green’ consciousness,” said Durano.

Being an ecotourist protected site, the MKRPA is also the abode of the endangered Philippine Eagle and rare winged creatures such as the McGregor’s Cuckoo Shrike, Elegant Tit, Streak-breasted Rhabdornis and Black-and-Cinnamon Fantail.

Undersecretary for Tourism Planning and Promotions Eduardo Jarque Jr. added, “Mt. Kitanglad truly highlights the unique balance of having different cultures coexisting in an ecologically abundant area.”

Accessible via plane or boat through the Cagayan de Oro terminal/port, the newly-named ASEAN Heritage Park in Bukidnon is open to tourists, the Tourism department said.

Atty. Victoria Jasmin, director for Tourism Standards, said, “We have a 10-days/9-nights birdwatching package that includes a late afternoon camping in the area to see the rare Philippine Eagle.”

The Lower Eagle View Point and Higher Eagle View Point also offer sightings of the White-cheeked Bullfinch, Cinnamon Ibon, and Mountain White-Eye, Jasmin added.

Other adventure packages for Mt. Kitanglad include a three-day hike up its peak â€"- a popular must-climb site of seasoned trekkers.

The MKRPA is the third ecotourist spot to become an ASEAN Heritage Park -- joining two others which are Mt. Apo in Davao, the country’s highest peak, and Mt. Iglit-Baco in Oriental Mindoro, the domain of the endangered tamaraw.

The long list includes 28 other destinations, namely Tasek Merimbum in Brunei Darussalam; Preah Monivong National Park, and Virachey National Park in Cambodia; Leuser National Park, Kerinci Seblat National Park, and Lorentz National Park in Indonesia; Nam Ha National Biodiversity Conservation Area in Lao PDR; Kinabalu National Park, Mulu National Park, and Taman Negara National Park in Malaysia; Alaungdaw Kattapha National Park, Indawgy Lake Wildlife Santuary, Inlay Lake Wildlife Sanctuary, Khakaborazi National Park, and Meinmahla Kyun Wildlife Sanctuary in Myanmar; Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve in Singapore; Ao Phangngaâ€"Mu Koh Surinâ€"Mu Koh, Similan Marina National Parks, Kaengkrachan Forest Complex, Khao Yai National Park, Tarutao National Park, Ba Be National Park in Thailand; Chu Mom Ray National Park, Hoang Lien Sa Pa National Park and Kon Ka Kinh National Park in Vietnam. (PNA)

Mergers and consolidation in Philippines' banking system resulted in fewer number of head offices but further improvement in banking services.

Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) data showed that banks' head offices totaled to 797 as of end-September 2009 from the previous quarter's 804 while total branches totaled to 7,117 as of the end of end-third quarter of 2008 from end-June 2009's 7,094.

Rural banks (RBs), in particular, have 686 head offices as of end-September last year from the previous quarter's 692 while other offices or branches totaled to 1,486 as of end-September last year from 1,480 in the previous quarter.

Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Deputy Governor Nestor Espenilla Jr. said rural banks' total assets is less than three percent of the country's banking system and about half of these assets are held by 50 biggest rural banks.

”So as far as the bank is concerned there are actually more banking offices,” he said.

Espenilla said the public should not consider drop in the number of banks was only due to closures citing that this incident is minimal.

He said the more important thing to look at is that the drop in the number of banks was due to continued effort to make banks stronger through mergers.

The areas of Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal and Quezon (CALABARZON) and Central Luzon have the biggest concentration of RBs in the country, he said.

While bulk of the branches nationwide are those of universal and commercial banks (U/KBs).

Espenilla said there are areas that are still being not served by banks but this is only due to security issues.

He cited that ”banks are private businesses and the basic requirement is that a business can operate unhampered and unthreatened.”

“You won’t even begin to worry about profits if your life is at risk,” he added. (PNA)

President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo said on Wednesday the lives of Filipinos have improved during her nine-year administration.

''I’ve worked hard every single day to lift up the lives of our people,'' the President said at the traditional Vin d'Honneur for the diplomatic corps held Wednesday afternoon at the Rizal Hall in Malacanang.

According to President Arroyo, her focus since she assumed the presidency in 2001 was to turn the economy around, create jobs, and invest in human and physical infrastructure.

She pointed out that the growth of the economy, as measured by the gross domestic product (GDP) or the sum of all goods and services produced in the country, and the number of jobs created under her watch were the highest in the last 30 years. Average inflation or increases in the prices of goods and services, she added, were also the lowest since her father's administration in the early 1960s.

By pushing economic reforms in the early years of her administration, the President helped the country weather the global financial crisis that started in September 2008 better than other countries.

“Even at the height of the global economic tempest, the Philippines was able to post positive growth,'' the President said.

The Philippines is one of a handful of countries in Asia, including China, which escaped recession. It posted economic growth of 0.7 percent for the first three quarters of 2009.

Along the way, the President said she made tough and unpopular choices. Despite threats of dissension within her own party, she implemented the expanded value added tax law or EVAT, and the result was P80 billion in annual revenues generated for the government.

With such steady income coming in every year, the country borrowed less and spent more on people, thus “breaking the cycle of economic misery we had operated under,” she said.

Between 2000 and 2009, the number of healthcare insurance beneficiaries expanded from 29 million to 89.64 million, 100,000 new classrooms were built, and teachers’ salaries increased from P9,000 a month to P14,000.

At the end of 2009, 99.39 percent of barangays in the country had electricity, while 319 out of 432 waterless barangays were provided with potable water.

“Infrastructure development has been at the center of our development agenda. It is working to create a competitive Philippines, both as a place for doing business and as a place to be a good employee,” the President said.

The President also said the economic development strategy is working well, with tourist arrivals increasing and business process outsourcing expanding in such a way that its is expected to employ its one millionth employee by the end of the year.

The development of the free ports of Subic and Clark as strong logistics and service hubs are on track. -PNA

Jinky:  Manny, kung magkakaanak ulet tayu anu magandang name?
Manny: Hmm. Eh di combine na lang name natin… “MANKY”......

Aling Dionisia:  Gusto ko naman pag nagka-anak kayo uli ni Jinky, di lang pangalan nyo pagsasamahin. Dapat kasali din pangalan ko.
Manny: Oo naman nay, kasu midyu mahirap yun.
Aling Dionisia: Hindi ah, may naesep na nga ako eh.
Manny: Talaga 'nay? Anu?
Aling Dionisia: DIOMANJI (dionisia-manny- jinky)

Pacquiao: Honey, buksan mo na yung sweets.
Jinky : Lambing mo talaga. mwah !! Nasan ang sweets honey?
Pacquiao: Yung sweets ng ilaw. di ako makakita… ang dilim!!

Si Manny Pacquiao tumakbo sa pagka-Congressman sa GenSan...
Reporter: Manny, anong masasabi mo sa peace and order sa inyong lugar sa .Gen San?
Manny: Ah, yun ba? uhmm...eh... ang masasabi kulang diyan ay...
Reporter: Ano..?
Manny: Ahh, kwan,...maraming Fish sa Gen San pero wala masyado umo-Order .

Freddie and Manny heart to heart talk
Manny: Pare, ba't naman hanggang ngayon wala ka pang syota? Wala ka pa bang napupusuan?
Freddie: Meron... Manhid ka lang!

Noodle!!
Noodle!! Noodle!!
- Manny Pacquiao sa Deal or No Deal

Sa Las Vegas
Waiter: May i take your order, Madam?
Aling Dionisia: Soup
Waiter: Chicken, asparagus, noodle, fish or soup of the day?
Aling Dionisia: Soup drenks!

Sa isang Birthday Party
Aling Dionisia:   Blue!!!  Blue the Kick!!!!
 
You is!' 'you is! you is!', sigaw ni Aling Dionisia pagdating sa Amerika..Andito na ako  sa 'you is!'

Chavit:  Manny, paki - acknowledge naman si 1st Gentleman, late dumating.. ayun kadadaan lang sa tabi ng ringside.
Manny: I would like to acknowledge the ARRIVAL OF THE LATE 1st GENTLEMAN WHO JUST PASSED AWAY.

Take over the Purok Patrol
By Sunday Post         

Tagbilaran Mayor Dan Lim dared Vice Mayor Jose Antonio Veloso to handle the daily live radio program following criticisms that he is using it for political purposes.           

“I do not want to dignify the accusation especially coming from polluted sources who see politics in everything that their opponents do but refuse to see the same thing in themselves,” the mayor told Veloso in a letter sent to the vice mayor.           

Lim said he does not want to cast doubt on a program that has been a venue for citizens to address their concerns directly to city officials.           

“I am therefore inviting you and all who share your views to host the daily Purok Patrol from here on,” the mayor said.           

Lim, however, did not let the issue to pass without taking potshots at Veloso.           

“This has many implications of course. First is that it will make a laughing stock of one who, after failing miserably in his legislative duties, now wants to arrogate unto himself executive functions simply because he is running for mayor,” he added.           

The mayor added that the program that that should become a model for other local government units as far as reaching out to the people is concerned “is instead being treated with contempt by those who will stop at nothing to put the City Government in a bad light to cover up for their own indiscretions.”           

Lim has been at the receiving end of a massive propaganda campaign for more than a year now.           

He has lamented that his critics will not stop at destroying the image of the city and its people if this is what it takes to unseat him.           

Now that the Purok has been put on the spot, Lim said he has had enough.           

“The ball is now in your hands,” he told Veloso.           

Lim said that effective Jan. 18, the vice mayor is responsible not only for the Purok Patrol but all the concerns that are brought to his attention through it.           

“Inasmuch as you aspire to become mayor, this will be a good opportunity for you to prove your worth beyond mudslinging and empty rhetoric,” he concluded.

May 10 wannabes no show in Bohol 
By JUNE S. BLANCO 

  THE Boholanos’ chances of seeing their presidentiables and other national officials seeking elective posts up close although not too personal Friday and Saturday went pffft as Tagbilaran bound flights from Manila had to divert to Mactan in Cebu.

  Naughty nature blew those chances away after it dumped heavy rains without let up causing zero visibility that even gusty winds threw in for good measure could not clear.

  The day before that, the winds also spawned huge waves that cancelled trips of fast craft from Dumaguete City in Negros Oriental toTagbilaran City in Bohol, and onwards to Cebu otherwise these light vessels might do a Titanic.

  As a result, activities in Bohol went on without lawyer Gilberto “Gibo” Teodoro, former defense secretary and administration Lakas-Kampi-CMD presidential timber, Senator Manuel “Manny” Villar, Naciolista Party (NP) standard bearer and his running mate Loren Legarda, Rep. Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. of Ilocos Norte and Agriculture Secretary Arthur Yap who is vying for a seat in Congress representing Bohol’s 3rd District.

  But, as the saying goes, the show must go on, hence, Bohol launched its massive production of carabaos project through artificial insemination (AI) in rites held at the Magsaysay Center in Ubay town.

  From the plane, Teodoro would have traveled by helicopter to Calape town to lead groundbreaking rites for a hospital, proceed to Ubay for the massive carabao production launch, onward to Valencia town for a meeting with Liga ng mga Barangay (LnB) municipal federation presidents hosted by Provincial Board (PB) member Concepcion Lim, provincial federation president, and to the University of Bohol in Tagbilaran City for a forum with students before he takes the 4:55 p.m. plane back to Manila.

  Teodoro’s visit to Calape for a multi-sectoral consultation on poverty alleviation at the town’s gymnasium would have also tested his charisma and crowd-drawing power as it is the hometown of Vice Gov. Julius Caesar Herrera, the NP gubernatorial bet. Instead, the presidentiable’s visit is reset to February.

  Ubay is a “friendly force” to him, it being the bailiwick of Gov. Erico Aumentado, the administration party’s congressional bet for the 2nd District.

  Teodoro and Yap were supposed to interact with farmer leaders and 2nd District officials led by Aumentado and Ubay Mayor Eutiquio Bernales, who is seeking reelection under the administration party.

  More “friendly forces” await him in Valencia that was celebrating its town fiesta. Lim who used to be mayor there is now vying for vice governor under the administration party. She had gathered around 1,000 LnB municipal federation presidents to interact with the former defense secretary.

  As Teodoro was to leave Valencia at around 3 p.m., Lim had invited Marcos who is eyeing a seat in the Senate under the NP umbrella to crown Miss Valencia 2010. But nature being the great equalizer, Marcos likewise failed to make it, or to the press conference arranged with the local media at the Tagbilaran City Hall earlier that day.

  He would have been shepherded by San Isidro Vice Mayor Eustaquio Flor, whose wife hails from Ilocos,

  Meanwhile, Legarda had to cancel her climate change forum with students of the Bohol Island State University (Bisu) at the Bohol Cultural Center, the press conference set at the Soledad Suites to tackle environment issues, and the induction of the Bohol chapter of The Green Ladies all set to fight for the environment with her set at Casa Filomena.

  She also missed breakfast yesterday with Bishop Leonardo Medroso of the Diocese of Tagbilaran.

  On the other hand, Villar was supposed to meet with some mayors and vice mayors yesterday at the Chocolate Hills conference room in Carmen town. Carmen Mayor Manuel Molina, a true-blue NP, had invited Villar as guest of honor during the LGU Night â€" one of the activities in the countdown to the town’s fiesta celebration.   

Maribojoc, Film Capital of Bohol
By Fred C. Fuertes

MARIBOJOC â€" A multi-million historical movie, currently on its pre-production stage, is set in a sleepy little village of northern Maribojoc.  As early as this month, the pre-production activities were already attracting tourists far and wide.

Toril is the main location site of “BARYO,” a film depicting the relationship of the poor villagers of San Isidro and the American soldiers in the early part of the latter’s invasion in the Philippines. 

American independent film director and screenwriter John Sayles is BARYO’s meg man and screenplay writer, with Maggie Renzi as producer.  Actor Joel Torre and Mario Ontal co-produce Baryo.

Chris Cooper, Oscar Award’s winner for the film "Adaptation," plays an American colonel. Heading the Filipino cast are Torre who plays Rafael, a well-loved mayor, and dramatic actress Rio Locsin, as first lady Corazon.  Aspiring local artists who auditioned for the film will act as bit players and village folk plus hundreds of extras.

In an interview with the Philippine Daily Inquirer, Joel Torre said that he was excited about Sayles historical war drama.  He said that he is in good company.  Asked how he met Sayles, Torre replied, “I met John in 1999. He is a renaissance man.  He is always on top of things, but he does not impose himself on others. Ours is a teacher-mentor relationship. He never runs out of ideas.” 

Aside from Toril, Aton Productions will shoot the Clarin Ancestral Home in Loay on the first shooting day (Feb. 2); the Basdacu Cave in Loon, where the Filipino guerrillas camped; the Panglao church sacristy; and the mangrove area managed by the San Vicente Mangrove Association (SAVIMA), a people’s organization in Barangay San Vicente, Maribojoc.

The first movie filmed in Maribojoc was a Cesar Ramirez starrer â€" the “Lagablab sa Maribojoc.”  King of action movies, Fernando Poe, Jr.,  came in next with his action flick “Esteban,” which was shot in the historical Punta Cruz Watchtower. 
With the top-ranked, big-budgeted period picture “Baryo” mainly shot in this history-rich coastal municipality, Maribojoc is concededly the film capital of Bohol. (FCF) 

Casino games in Panglao now entertaining clients
By JADE REYNA YDULZURA

A convenient way of playing games in casinos is slowly making wonders in the comfort of an internet café.

This means that for a casino player, one need not go to Cebu to play the exciting games of blackjack, Lucky 9, Treasure Chamber, Aladdin’s Wishes, to name a few , because right there at the crossroads of Tawala and Danao, e-games is there.

The casino games mentioned above are just part of the 120 other games available at e-games.

A local franchise of the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes (PCSO), the gaming center opened its doors to clients last week to satisfy the growing needs of casino entertainment in Bohol.

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I am Elma Revillame. I had a confirmed flight with Cebu Pacific, flight 5J476, Bacolod-Manila, Sunday, Jan 17, 2010, departing time 1045H. My friend drove me down the airport and actually saw airport clock at 945AM. We were both confident to be on time. (By practice, you have to be in the airport an hour before the flight, right?)

As I was falling in line at the check-in counter (there were at least five people ahead of me), the counter suddenly closed. A security guard then approached all of us in line, got our tickets and wrote the time. Mine was indicated 1005AM. I didn’t contest because, unaware of their intent, I also noticed at THAT time, it was already 1005 AM. I later realized they were going to use indicated time as “TIME OF ARRIVAL AT THE AIRPORT”, and NOT as time they closed the counter. THE FLIGHT WAS FULL.

All of us in line waiting were then escorted to the station manager of Cebu Pacific, Bacolod-Silay Airport, MS MENBAH MALTE. She then announced all our “confirmed seats” were forfeited for being late, NO REFUND, NO REBOOKING. She said this to 15 people who ‘weren’t late’ but unfortunately, were excess to the full capacity of the plane. I managed to get some names of the passengers who fall victim of this flight: <Names, Time written by the guard>
1. Conrado M. Duran Jr. , 1003AM
2. Rolando P. Duray, 1004 AM
3. Elma Revillame, 1005 AM
4. Mario Constantino Jr, 1005AM
5. Welyan Quia-ong, 1009AM

Naturally, we all argued. All of us were totally surprised of the announcement, especially there is NO REFUND AND NO REBOOKING. To note, most of the passengers I was with then were newly-graduated students who were on their way to Manila to take the board exam on Monday, January 18, 2010. Surely, money is an issue for them, and no outright cash to purchase another ticket. (If I haven’t withdrawn some money earlier, I wouldn’t have cash to buy another ticket with Zest Aire!)

To add insult to injury, the flight was DELAYED TO 12NN, 1 hour and 15mins DELAY!!! We continued arguing because obviously they had ample time to accommodate us for the delayed flight, if the issue is indeed the fact that we were late. But noooohhh, the issue here is THE FLIGHT WAS OVERBOOKED!!!

We argued and reasoned to the station manager for over an hour (to note the plane hasn’t departed at that time yet) regarding the overbooking, but what MS MENBAH MALTE could only say is that the Aviation Board allows them to overbook by 10% of the plane’s capacity. The big confusion is, should the 110% arrives on time (like what happened to 15 of us), what are they going to do? Ms Malte simply said, we’re going to rebook the rest of the passengers to the next flight! And so, why weren’t we accommodated then??? Because the guard wrote 3-9mins late in our tickets MISCHIEVOUSLY!!! (they emphasized counter closes 45mins before flight) BUT THE FLIGHT WAS DELAYED TO 12NN!!!!!

The truest issue here is THE FLIGHT WAS OVERBOOKED, and sadly we were last in line. It should be okay if we get a refund, or get rebooked to the next flight SINCE WE PAID FOR IT!!!! But alas! No! Cebu Pacific is going to get all our money, without giving us the service that we seek.

Last straw is, I just learned that for a regular or promo ticket, you CANNOT REFUND OR REBOOK YOUR TICKET IF YOU DIDN’T CONFIRM FLIGHT TWO DAYS PRIOR… Ergo, If you’re 1min late (from the 45min cutoff), say bye-bye to your money…. I run the figure in my head, CEBU PACIFIC HAS SWINDLED OVER P35,000 for that flight alone!!!!! No wonder they became number one!!! They swindle all unknowing passengers!!!!

My message (and well I speak for the many of us being swindled): Are we just going allow Cebu Pacific to continue reaping off money to unknowing victims, like us??? Should we really allow them to overbook 10% and just say to those last in line, “Sorry, you’re forfeited, NO REFUND NO REBOOKING â€"Ergo, thank you, you have just been swindled”. Would DTI or whoever allow this to continue, the abuse of so many victims?

I talked to some security and airport personnel, they reportedly said, “Ma’am madalas nangyayari yan dito, gina-into lang kamo sg Cebu Pacific” (That happens all the time, Cebu Pacific keeps deceiving their passengers). Whoah! That’s truly alarming!

I sincerely hope this gets to you, your loved ones and your friends. I truly hope nobody gets fooled again by this company! This is really really really alarming! Over P40K A FLIGHT? That’s huge swindling!!!! And should we count all their flights nationwide, and well, globally, OMG!!! You do the math!!!!

By Sunday Post

      A survey on voters’ preferences over the highly-popular website of a local radio station starts to show a trend on choices for top elective posts in the province.

      Except for the vice gubernatorial race, “first pick” candidates of the online poll at www.dyrdam.com remain unchanged since t he survey was launched last week.

      Former provincial administrator and Nacionalista Party (NP) vice gubernatorial candidate Tomas Abapo Jr. surged to the top spot from being at the tail end of the survey a week ago.

      As of 9 p.m. yesterday, First District Rep. Edgar Chatto, Lakas-Kampi-CMD gubernatorial bet, keeps his lead over actor-director Cesar Montano (Liberal Party) and Vice Gov. Julius Caesar Herrera (NP).

      Out of 230 survey respondents, Chatto heaped 103 votes (45%), followed by Montano with 72 votes (31%) and Herrera still on the third spot with 55 votes (24%).

      The vice gubernatorial poll had a major turnaround as last week’s leader, Liga ng mga Barangay president Concepcion Lim (Lakas-Kampi), was dislodged from the top swapping places with Abapo who ranked third in votes gathered last week.

      Abapo is preferred by 86 voters out of 203 (42%) who responded to the vice gubernatorial poll. Former schools division superintendent Elpidio Jala (LP) held on the second spot garnering 65 votes (32%) and Lim getting 52 votes (26%).

      Former governor Rene Relampagos (Lakas-Kampi) keeps his lead over two other contenders for the First District Congress seat â€" city councilors Oscar Glovasa (NPC) and Edgar Kapirig (LP).

      Relampagos obtained 97 votes out of 189 (51%) online respondents for the First District congressional race. Glovasa is on second place with 68 votes (36%) while Kapirig received 24 votes (13%).

      In what is widely perceived as a hotly-contested House seat of the Second District, Gov. Erico Aumentado has stretched his lead over Trinidad Mayor Judith Cajes in the online survey, from 12 percentage points last week to 19 percentage points as of presstime last night.

      Online viewers of the dyRD website are asked to respond to the different surveys, and could only vote once on a particular poll which interests them. The online poll adopts a system which automatically disables the voting options from a computer that has been used to cast votes in each of the surveyed elective positions.

      The survey excluded the third congressional district since agriculture Sec. Arthur Yap (Lakas-Kampi) is unchallenged.

      VELOSO KEEPS LEAD

      City Vice Mayor Jose Antonio Veloso (Lakas-Kampi) still leads the city mayoralty contest against incumbent City Mayor Dan Lim (NPC).

      Out of 208 respondents on this particular survey, Veloso polled 115 votes (55%) against the 93 votes (45%) received by Lim.

      Former city vice mayor Nuevas Tirol-Montes (NPC) is ahead in the one-on-one vice mayoralty contest with rival Poblacion-2 barangay captain Glorivic de la Serna. Montes is preferred by 95 out of 183 survey respondents or 52%, against the 88 votes received by De la Serna (48%).

By Sunday Post

      The gubernatorial duel between two formidable opponents is heating up with V-Gov. Julius Ceasar Herrera demanding an accounting of the P630-M pork barrel allegedly appropriated to his political nemesis Cong. Edgar Chatto.

      Where did the pork barrel amounting to a total of P630-million go?

      Herrera raised this question in response to queries from citizens on how government funds are being spent in Bohol .

      He said Rep. Chatto should answer this question once and for all instead of being evasive and resorting to dilatory tactics.

        “This question must be answered not only because this involves a huge amount but because it involves the credibility of the government,” Herrera said.

      A congressman receives a yearly allocation of P70-M to finance development funds in his district. Chatto is serving the last of his three terms or a total of nine years.

      Despite the size of the budget, Herrera said he is at a loss whenever people confront him about this.

        “I do not want to insinuate anything but the people have the right to know how their taxes are being spent,” he added.

      The vice-governor declined to comment when asked whether the controversial road improvement projects in at least three towns in the first district are funded by the solon’s discretionary funds.

      Herrera also refused to comment on reports that Chatto allocated funds from his pork barrel to other districts in the province.

        “It would be premature to comment on that,” he added.

      The vice-governor, however, added that he would not be surprised if the reports are true but refused to elaborate.

      Herrera admitted that many barangays benefited from Chatto’s pork barrel allocations but this does not justify his refusal to release an official list.

        “On the contrary, he has more reason to come out with the list because this would be good for his candidacy,” the vice-governor added.

      Herrera and Chatto are slugging it out for the post to be vacated by Gov. Erico Aumentado who is seeking to return to his old seat in the second district.

      Also vying for governor is actor Cesar Montano but the latter’s campaign has failed to take off until this time.

      Aumentado is facing a stiff challenge from Trinidad Mayor Judith Cajes, wife of outgoing Rep. Roberto Cajes who is swapping places with his wife.

      Chatto and Cajes were part of the triumvirate that included ex-Rep. Eladio Jala but the latter abandoned his bid to replace his son, incumbent Rep. Adam Relson Jala with the entry of Agriculture Secretary Arthur Yap.

      Herrera said most people who confront him about the status of Chatto’s pork barrel have started to be disillusioned with the government.

      The vice-governor added that if Chatto wants people to keep faith in the government, he should do his share by being transparent about the funds in his discretion.

        “His continues silence will open him to insinuations of impropriety or even corruption,” Herrera warned. 

By Bohol Sunday Post

      Definitely, they are not here to spearhead a rosary rally. Neither are they here to enjoy the pristine beaches of sunny Bohol.

      One thing sure, if reports are to be believed, they are coming in to sow terror to the gullible electorate in one of Bohol’s congressional districts.

      So to the uninitiated, brace for a bloody polls if indeed, guns-for-hire  are in the prowl in Bohol come election time.

      Up to this time, whoever hires them for any “poll duty” in May 2010, still remains to be anybody’s guess.

      A little birdie told a Post mole that the presence of the dreaded Kuratong Balelengs in Bohol was sighted after a gang of 11 was confirmed to have boarded a boat from Nasipit en route to Jagna then to this city.

      The 11 was supposed to be part of a 20 or so goons reportedly hired by a well-connected politician to ensure victory in the 2010 polls.

      A case of satisfying the frightening requirements of guns, goons and gold, this politician was said to have built a cache of guns, piling up money or gold, and employ the services of gang men known to give no quarters to enemies real or imagined.

      Three places were mentioned where these men come from. They are Misamis Occidental, Bukidnon and Cagayan de Oro.

      The group’s apparent leader claims to be a cousin of this ranking official.

      According to the same reports, the flock of Kuratongs was met by the ranking official’s male relative by affinity, and was whisked off to a faraway crag precisely to wait for the signal to strike.

      Amidst the backdrop of this information, Boholanos are better advised to watch out for Cebuano speaking construction workers with a strong, definitely non-Cebuano nor Bol-anon accent. They may be your innocent-looking hard-working carpenters or masons, even heavy equipment operators by day, but are actually your regular tough guys at night, out to sow terror among those who will root for their boss’ opponents. 

By Bohol Sunday Post

      Another battleground was added to the simmering infighting between Gov. Erico Aumentado and Cong. Roberto Cajes which up to last report has escalated to something like “ washing dirty linen in public”.

      In what looked like a touch and go affair, Gov. Aumentado fired the first salvo when he accused the second district lawmaker of improprieties in the prosecution of projects in his jurisdiction.

      Cong. Cajes countered that Aumentado should not make the mistake of masquerading the projects undertaken during his term as governor as  whistle clean as he claimed them to  be.

      All this torrid exchange of accusations were captured live under the glare of radio interviews by both protagonists.

      The latest was the challenge of Cong. Cajes for the two former allies turned bitter enemies to be subjected to a lie detector test to prove who between the two was lying.

      Hardly has the Cajes dare gained prominence when the veteran politician in Aumentado called the lawmaker’s challenge saying he was ready “anytime, any place, anywhere”.

      BONE OF CONTENTION

      In retrospect, the bone of contention in the escalating word war between two erstwhile friends was the contest for official nomination of the ruling Lakas Kampi CMD for second district congressional hopeful.

      Just as Aumentado was made to believe he was a cinch to the second district slot when Cajes wife, Trinidad Mayor Judith Cajes came out of the blue, to fight the governor’s bid.

      It was Aumentado who first secured the official party blessing only to be contested by the lady Cajes with her own Certification of Nomination and Acceptance. Cajes equivalent of a CONA triggered the mad scramble for the party nomination in the contested district.

      An update of the Aumentado-Cajes CONA conflict showed Prospero Pichay, secretary, office of political affairs, and chair of the arbitration committee appearing to Chairman Jose Melo of the Commission on Elections for the early resolution of Aumentado’as petition ad cautelam.

      In a letter dated January 10, 2010 added to Chairman Melo, Pichay appealed for the early resolution of the petition ad cautelam in re: Petition to Declare and Recognize the uninterrupted validity of the Certificate of Nomination and Acceptance (CONA) Erico B. Aumentado for the position in second district representative” filed on December 14, 2009 with the Comelec through its law department.

      With the Pichay appeal, the Comelec law department becomes another battleground in the worsening political conflict between the governor and the congressman.

      According to Pichay, he learned that the law department has already completed its recommendation on the issue which is now, therefore, ripe for deliberation and resolution by the honourable commission so that the issue raised in the petition can be decided before he printing of the ballots and the final listing of the candidates.

      Pichay added that the final deliberation of the issue can avoid the sad spectacle of justice not being done to petitioner whose position is supported by Lakas-Kampi CMD which chose him as the party official candidate for congressman second district t of Bohol.

      The Comelec appeal resolution was provoked by Aumentado’s possession of a CONA only to be revoked and then reinstated. Cajes CONA remains in force even as Aumentado’s CONA when reinstated on December 4, 2009 retroacted its validity and effectivity from the time of its issuance up to the present.

      According to Pichay, on the same date, the party also revoked the CONA of Mayor Cajes retroactive to the date it was issued under dubious circumstances since her CONA Serial No. 223522 was issued much later than that of Aumentado with Serial No. 223565. Given that the CONA of Mayor Cajes was lower in serial number than that of Aumentado, the proper officials authorized to sign it should have been Secretary Eduardo Ermita as party president and Sec. Gabby Claudio as party secretary.

      In another light, Pichay added, it could also be judiciously assumed that the reinstatement of Aumentado’s CONA and the revocation of Cajes’ on December 4, 2009 by party president Miguel Rene Dominguez and party secretary general Francis Xavier Manglapus can be reasonably interpreted liberally as a substitution made by the party of Cajes’ nomination, by clear and manifest party action, since it was made before the December 14, 2009â€"the deadline of candidates.

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754598, TORRIRIT,DANIEL,MARTINEZ
794705, TOTOH,ALVIN,INDANAN
794043, TRAJE,ARCHIE,BARBA
734137, TRASPE,ARIEL,SUAREZ
774139, TRAYA,ALDIN JORGE,ENTERA
804627, TRAYA,JAY,LUMAGDAS
864765, TRESVALLES,RUEL,TARDECILLA
864661, TRINIDAD,ANTONIO JR,RABANZO
755134, TRINIDAD,FELICITO, III,PEYRA
744257, TRINIDAD,FROILAN,MUECO
854004, TRINIDAD,PAUL RYAN RUEL,CASTRO
754174, TRONO,FEDERICO,LIBRANDA
795263, TRUITA,KARL EBONY,REVILLAS
944111, TUANDA,SHERWIN GLENN,UMAYAN
784119, TUANDO,JERRY,MALDA
804187, TUAÃ'O,NORRIS CHINO,GULANG
754402, TUAZON,JUDY,BROJAS
814341, TUBA,ROGER,SALCEDO
854874, TUBADEZA,ROSALINA,LUTOB
944634, TUBAL,CHARLES,JAYOMA
854913, TUBAÃ'A,RENO,BILLACO
864656, TUDDAO,JENALYN,BAUTISTA
944479, TUDLASAN,RANDY,TUTOY
854328, TUDLONG,EVANGELINE,FARNICAN
774791, TUDTUD,BRENDRO,PACANA
755409, TUGANO,SANTY,BALMACEDA
865258, TULIO,THOMAS JANSSEN,CALALANG
865438, TUMALBAN,JERRICK,GALVEZ
774195, TUMANGOB,LLOYD,BUHISAN
855056, TUMAPANG,MARTINA,CAMANGI
735472, TUMIBAY,JEWEL JARED,GLORIANI
865871, TUMPALAN,TYRONE KRISTOPHER,MANGALINAO
874203, TUPARAN,ALLAN,GARCIA
944564, TURNO,JAD,ESCABARTE
804334, TURNUAS,RICO,TANO
734036, TURQUEZA,JOANNA MARIE,CAJUCOM
714910, TUSCANO,LEOMAR JOY,BARTOLAZO
864175, TUTO,LEONARDO JR,ORQUIOLA
784120, TUYAN,MICHELLE,CENIZA
804653, TUYOR,MITCHEL,NONOY
745284, UBALDO,REMIGIO JR,AQUINO
834493, UDANG,RAYLINO,BUSANO
864472, UDDIN,DARWIN,KHALBI
734761, UERA,KAROLYN,BALIC
864624, UGALDE,ISRAEL,SOLIVEN
764676, UGHAYON,JERRY KIM,TAPANGAN
874005, ULSON,JENNY,ALVAREZ
735485, UMALI,ALEXANDER DARWIN,DE JESUS
744147, UMALI,NORBERTO JR,SILANG
865463, UMALI,OLIVER,ROLDAN
734697, UMALI,WINSON,DE JESUS
714503, UMANGAY,HENRYGIE,PARAGAS
754721, UMBAO,MARIA GELITTE,MORILLO
854089, UMHAO,PERCIVAL,LICYAG
754071, UNDANG,ROLLY,MORANTE
865103, UNTALAN,MARK ANTHONY,LOPEZ
865023, URBANO,EMILIANO JR,PERNECITA
865401, UROT,MARLON,CASIN
854068, URSUA,JACKSON,CISNERO
864892, URUBIO,PETER JOHN,AQUINO
794581, USMAN,AHMAD SATTAAR,HADJAIN
794498, USMAN,AL-GHAZABI,HADJAIL
944979, USMAN,JAYRALD MELITON,CABAILO
795388, UTOD,RYAN,BERNARDO
734439, UTON,RICKY,RAMOS
754206, UY,ARIEL,MELITANTE
785167, UY,EFREN JR,YCHON
754040, UY,EUMIR ALEXANDER,GOINGO
744247, UY,JONATHAN,VIBAR
944012, UY,KRISTINE GAIL,DIOT
734707, UY,ROEL,AMOR
714136, UYAAN,JESSIE,CUDAN
814210, UYANGUREN,MARC ANTONI,BALANGAUAN
804513, VALDEHUEZA,DONALD,ATIENDA
734803, VALDEZ,ALBERT,BULOSAN
904101, VALDEZ,ALFRED JOHN,GUTIERREZ
944407, VALDEZ,BRYAN RAY,DICHOSO
854040, VALDEZ,CRISANTO,PISONG
714223, VALDEZ,EIZEN,GALANGA
904056, VALDEZ,JEFFREY,TARINAY
714935, VALDEZ,JEREMY,SORIANIO
735166, VALDEZ,JEROME,VERANO
865114, VALDEZ,JOVEL,OLEGARIO
735453, VALDEZ,KAREN ANNE,MACAPUGAS
715244, VALDEZ,LOVE,LANDINGIN
735504, VALDEZ,MARJANRIE,MATIAS
944464, VALDEZ,MARLON,FERNANDEZ
765109, VALDEZ,RAFFY,TEOLOGO
864419, VALDEZTAMON,RAYMOND,PINEDA
864100, VALECIA,JOHN GIL,FRIAS
714077, VALENCIA,KENRICK JOSEPH,UBUNGEN
744638, VALENCIA,MELVIN,LANIP
775344, VALENCIA,ROMEO REYNALDO,MALCO
744359, VALENTIN,EDMAR,ACORDA
834208, VALENZUELA,DANILO,NULL
734024, VALENZUELA,JOHN IRA,VILLAFLORES
734555, VALENZUELA,JOSEPH,APELLIDO
865578, VALENZUELA,RYAN,ORINAY
714266, VALERA,MICHAEL JOHN,OROPESA
944300, VALERO,RUBY JANE,VILLARO
804801, VALLESCAS,NOVELYN,MACOTE
854037, VANTALES,CHRISTOPHER,AGPOON
834275, VARGAS,BENJIEMEN,TOROTORO
784869, VARGAS,JOMAR,ANIEL
754689, VARGAS,LIONEL,REBLANDO
754097, VARGAS,MARK JASON,DOMANICO
834609, VARGAS,RONALD,PELEÃ'OS
874101, VASQUEZ,EFREN JR,GABUAT
864735, VASQUEZ,JOERIZ,FABRIAG
754247, VASQUEZ,JOHNATAN,ORO
944165, VASQUEZ,LIEZEL,PASCUA
834079, VASQUEZ,YERAMAY,BLANCO
944070, VELASCO,GLENDON,CASIBUAL
764893, VELASCO,JAMES RAY,BROWN
775153, VELASCO,MARY GRACE,PACHECO
734970, VELASQUEZ,JOSEPH,ANGELES
784510, VELMONTE,NEREZA,LAMADORA
865408, VENDER,RONILO,MALDO
764674, VENEGAS,MICHAEL,DULA
764890, VEÃ'EGAS,JUNE PHILIP,DELA ROSA
735353, VENIEGAS,MARIO JR,TOMAS
794072, VENTAJAR,NEMITEZ,AGRAMON
714760, VENTTURA,ALLEN,OPERANA
775203, VENTULA,QUELMHER,LOU
765219, VENTURA,GREGORIO,PRADO
874209, VENTURA,KHEY AR,BIAZON
784420, VERALLO,MAY CHRISTINE,MARTIJA
744735, VERANGA,ERWIN JOHN,VILLNEA
814070, VERAS,JEYZA,ECHAPARE
775232, VERBO,RUBISITO,ELNAS
714128, VERCELES,RYAN,PAGAR
715272, VERDADERO,RYAN,SACLAYAN
804074, VERDE,LAWRENCE,LAFORNINA
715195, VERGARA,DAISERRI,FABROS
714383, VERGARA,JUNE JENSEN,NINO
874042, VERGARA,KENNETH RYANN,PEREZ
714630, VERGARA,RAYMUND,FLORESTA
764300, VERGARA,RODGIE,GAMBOA
755085, VERZOLA,JACQUELINE,HILOTIN
904054, VIANA,NHIELSON,ALACABA
904234, VIAÃ'A,SHIELA MAY,TALANIA
734419, VICENCIO,WILLIAM,GALVEZ
764278, VICENTE,EUGENE,LABIOS
754418, VICTORINO,MADELYN,ARE
775208, VIDAL,JONATHAN,RABACA
904430, VIDUYA,WILLIAM,FRANE
775206, VIERNES,BRUCE,ACAIN
854056, VIERNES,LESTER,GORIO
944124, VIERNES,SHERWIN,BERGANIO
735512, VIESCA,WILLY,YABUT
944093, VIGO,RESMON,CASTRO
734284, VILAN,RODOLFO II,PALAD
745083, VILLA,ANDY,BELMIS
784357, VILLACORTE,ELEAZAR,MARMITA
784660, VILLACORTE,LORENZO NIÃ'O III,GAMALO
754234, VILLADAREZ,JAMES,PALADAN
744537, VILLADOLID,ANNAVI,LATTAO
784750, VILLAFLOR,NEIL,CAMACHO
754831, VILLAFUERTE,JERIC,BANTA
774877, VILLAGONZALO,RYAN,VILLARIN
785048, VILLALINO,MICHAEL,LAUS
904454, VILLAMAR,PETER JASON,CAMANDANG
874129, VILLAMAYOR,DENEY,ACOSTA
744071, VILLAMEA,ARAN SAUL,UNTALAN
744391, VILLAMIN,REDNEL,CARMONA
834455, VILLAMOR,IRA,CARDOZA
834411, VILLAMOR,JEFFREY,PALASAN
755129, VILLANUEVA,ABRAHAM, II,MIRARZA
854276, VILLANUEVA,ANTONIO,LUCAG
754610, VILLANUEVA,CARLO,ESPIRITU
744576, VILLANUEVA,CARLO,REYES
714045, VILLANUEVA,CRESCENCIO I,GAGO
944404, VILLANUEVA,FELIZETTE GAY,DELUMPA
854425, VILLANUEVA,JOMAR,BAYUBAY
834039, VILLANUEVA,JONATHAN,PAYLA
854059, VILLANUEVA,LEMUEL,MIEN
735233, VILLANUEVA,MICHAEL,MARAÃ'ON
754315, VILLANUEVA,NOEL,RODULFO
794945, VILLANUEVA,RANDY,MIRANDA
944770, VILLANUEVA,ROEL,GINEZ
715099, VILLANUEVA,ROMER,LACEBAL
714990, VILLANUEVA,WILFRED,BADUA
774769, VILLAR,JOE MARIE,ABELLANOSA
744567, VILLAR,JUNE,AGUSTIN
814356, VILLARAM,EFREN JR,TE
744570, VILLARASO,IRENE,SUBA
834668, VILLARETE,NIEZL,CUBIL
774497, VILLARIN,JEFFREY,ORTIZ
794141, VILLARMIA,JUMARIE,VERGARA
744940, VILLARUZ,ANDREW,DAVID
784570, VILLAS,JONNEL,DUMAYAS
764460, VILLASIS,GEVIE,FEOLOG
764570, VILLASIS,GLENN BRIAN,MONTEROLA
804166, VILLASTIQUE,JOHN PAUL MICHAEL,CATUBIG
795070, VILLAVER,FELIX,UTA
765073, VILLAVERDE,NORMIE,MATA
745170, VILLEGAS,ANGELINE,LABIO
714832, VILLEGAS,JANETH,MEJIA
814300, VILLEGAS,JANINE,SAREN
744878, VILLOLA,HERBERT,CANANAES
744803, VILLUAN,ARNOLD,SINOBEN
944541, VILORIA,JOSEPH,DELA CRUZ
865712, VILORIA,KENNETH,KALINGAG
834082, VINCO,ALMIRO,DIAZ
764603, VINZON,JOSUE JR,PADILLA
865626, VIODOR,JOSEPHUS,GUATNO
814394, VIOS,MARC RONALD,PACAMALAN
774884, VIRTUCIO,ALLAN,EDILLON
804601, VIRTUDAZO,JUSTIN LLOYD PHILLIPPE,PACE
865643, VISCAYA,NANIECITA,MONTAÃ'EZ
714332, VISITACION,MARK RYAN,DIZA
754435, VISITACION,NESSIFORRO,PACIS
764907, VISTA,ERIC,LIM
754359, VITO,FLORDELIZA,GAZO
834496, VITOR,FERLY,NASAYAO
904342, VITTO,REGINALD,MENDOZA
854692, WACOY,JOERAN,TUCDAAN
814223, WAHING,JUNIFER,LABADAN
854613, WAKIT,MA THERESA,MABITO
854852, WAL,JUMOR PATRIK,BERNAL
854834, WANASEN,CHANEL,DATOL
784360, YABUT,BRIGETTE KAY,BAQUEROS
764934, YABUT,RINAND VICTOR,YARRE
714897, YADAO,ENGELBERT,ACEBEDO
715179, YAGYAGEN,ALLEN,BACATE
734257, YALUNG,MARK LESTER,CURA
804397, YAMIS,RUEL RICHARD,BERIGAY
814715, YAMON,WYKEN,DEMA-ALA
804340, YANA,SAMMY,NERI
795133, YANGA,LOUBEN,SANCHEZ
735366, YANGA,MELVIN ANDREW,DELA CRUZ
865536, YANZON,JOSAM,OPIANA
764223, YAP,ANTHONY,CORREA
814669, YAP,ZERMIE LYN,PAJARON
714335, YAPIT,MARK LAURENCE,SAYABOC
775323, YARED,LENIN,BERNADEZ
735261, YAZON,RIZALDY,ESLAYA
814079, YBANEZ,MARVIN,COLE
804585, YBAÃ'EZ,DARRYL,COLCOL
814276, YBIAS,CHADWICK,YBAÃ'EZ
744123, YCARO,EDILBERTO JR,HERNALI
734662, YEE,ALLAN,BALINO
734808, YOSORES,CHATTIE,AMBALADA
774380, YOSORES,CHRISTIAN,SIENDO
774553, YSALINA,DARWEN,BAYUBAY
744597, YU,FRANCIS,TELADA
734132, YUMUL,ISRAELSON,LAYUG
714825, YUMUL,RUBY ROSE,GALANG
754933, YURAG,HENRYL,NOYNAY
754392, ZAFE,MA. JOAN,SERNANDE
804557, ZAGADO,ARIOSTO,SALILO
784240, ZALAVARRIA,RICHARD,AVELINO
944084, ZAMBRANO,ANDREW JAMES,ARCEO
784030, ZAMBRANO,ROBERT,REAS
774209, ZAMORA,JOEL,TAN
714564, ZAMUDIO,ARSENIO JR,COSME
715168, ZAMUDIO,MAXIMO JR,NABUA
795344, ZAPANTA,MARIO JR,REYES
904076, ZAPATA,ENVENZOR,CONDES
854954, ZAPATA,REGIE MARK,PACIS
904338, ZARCILLA,RODOLFO JR,MARIANO
865858, ZETA,FRANCISCO,NEBRAO
774550, ZOSA,FRANCIS,SABEJON
804609, ZUCE,PATRICK LOUIE,ESCABARTE
865707, ZULUETA,EFREN JR,RAMIREZ

POGAJA,MARVIN,DECLARO
814262, POGOY,GALICANO JR,QUILES
855062, POKLING,JEFF,LUCAS
714969, POL,CHRISTOPHER,CAMERO
734443, POLIGA,RIYADH,RAMOS
744807, POLIGRATES,ALLEN,ARECAYOS
795282, PON,ROSELLER,BANLASAN
804123, PONCE,ALEX,MAÃ'ABO
854432, PONCE,PETER JAY,ALEJO
744028, PONCE,RALPH ANTHONY,NICOLAS
854092, PONGOD,ANDREW,NGADAO
814667, PONTEVEDRA,MARIVIC,ORILLANEDA
834726, PONTILLO,JOAN,CASCAS
764910, POPIOCO,DEAN,PADRIGO
754920, PORCALLA,JUAN ALFONSO,SERVIÃ'O
774546, PORMENTO,JAIRO,LAZAGA
864324, PORQUIA,HADJI,DELA CRUZ
874183, PORRAS,ERNIE, JR.,DANGAN
784688, PORRAS,REYCRUZ,BAUTISTA
944171, PORRAS,ROGILENE,PALMA
784474, PORTILLO,KRIS DAVE,ALCOBER
754388, PORTUGUEZ,JOCELYN,GERANGAYA
795338, POTANI,EDWARD,NISTAL
775107, POZON,MARIA GEMMA,SUAREZ
794152, PRESENTE,DAISY MAE,CADIVIN
795053, PRESIDENTE,RAMONA,DUMAGAT
854505, PUCDIHON,JONI,PAYAY
855065, PUDSOC,JULIA,ANTASAN
794389, PUGOY,ARCHIVAL,MATABALAN
854511, PUGUON,JONALYN,VILLAR
784025, PULGA,CARLO,ADONA
804677, PULIDO,JEROEN,TANGKILAN
744489, PULIDO,LUCHELLE,MAGCAWAS
944104, PULMONES,JENIFER,MEDEL
774146, PULPOLA-AN,NELSON JR,ARCEO
774232, PUNO,DEMIJOHN,PEDROSA
764119, PUNSALAN,GODFREY,DE LA CRUZ
735015, PUNTIL,RAYMUNDO JR,DADO
734115, PUNZALAN,JONARD,BUENAVENTURA
864263, PUREZA,ALDRIN JOHN,ANGELES
854519, PUROC,ELAINE,CHAKEWEG
745025, PURPURA,MARIA ELEANOR,CAMILON
854661, PURUGGANAN,ARTHURO JR,GUINAYEN
834761, PUYO,HERBERT II,TEROL
714212, QUEDDENG,ELMER,ARCANGEL
735471, QUERIJERO,MARK EINNOR,LUBONG
944373, QUEROL,RAPHAEL,JOSE
714236, QUERUBIN,ALLAN,RIVERA
944166, QUIAO,ROMMEL,PALAC
814598, QUIBRAR,VERNA,SUPRIMIDO
944489, QUIJANO,MARYPEL,LAZO
814443, QUILAY,PEDRITO JR,TRASMONTE
804442, QUILILAN,KARLO FERNANDO JR,CAMACHO
904036, QUILIT,VLESSIE,SIM
794480, QUIMADA,FELESICIMO JR,MONTIMOR
745179, QUIMIO,ALBERT,CAMPOAS
714842, QUIMLAO,ROWEL RIDEN,CONSOLACION
864860, QUIMSON,PAULO,ONG
755346, QUINOÃ'ES,ERMAN,EBOÃ'A
754220, QUINTANA,THOMPKIN,PASQUITO
904274, QUINTERO,HATTIE FLORENCE,TUSCANO
865684, QUINTO,AARON,SISON
744877, QUINTO,EDWIN,ORONE
814678, QUIOGUE,CHRISTOPHER,AQUINO
804281, QUIROG,RALPH GLENN,SALCEDA
854243, QUITLE,RYAN,BANES
735444, QUIZON,DARRYL CHESTER,DELA CRUZ
735327, QUIZON,KEMPEE,PERALTA
714247, RABOY,RONALYN,TACOD
864494, RACELIS,PAOLO TITO,CARREON
944021, RACOSAS,MOISES,IDMILAO
774464, RADIAB,TAHER,TAWANTAWAN
714217, RAFANAN,RANDOLF,CATURA
764457, RAFIO,RAYMUND,DONASCO
774098, RAFOLS,ACE,DY
714213, RAGANIT,MICHAEL,RAMOLETE
864074, RAGEL,RANDY,URBINO
784651, RAMANO,ROMEL,VALILA
804713, RAMAYLA,JUSECA,BAGALANON
854219, RAMEL,RHAY KING,MAMAUAG
944956, RAMILLO,DAWN JAY,PAREÃ'AS
744099, RAMILO,RUPERT ERICK,CARMONA
715125, RAMIREZ,ARTHUR MARK,CABUAG
904145, RAMIREZ,LIZA,HULIPAS
734005, RAMIREZ,MARLON,RODRIGUEZ
784476, RAMIREZ,MICHAEL,DIOLOLA
774013, RAMONEDA,WESSON,LAWAS
944684, RAMONES,JOEL SALVADOR,ALCONTIN
854603, RAMOS,CRISANTO,POCDING
864863, RAMOS,HYACINTH,SONGCO
744332, RAMOS,JENNILYN,ARAJA
734955, RAMOS,JOHN PAUL,MAMAC
714664, RAMOS,JOHNET JR,VILLADULID
735107, RAMOS,MARC ANTHONY,DOMINGO
814604, RAMOS,MELCHESIDEK,MULIT
735135, RAMOS,ROMMEL,DEL ROSARIO
804711, RAMOS,RYAN KEVIN,NAVARRO
944403, RAMOS,SHANNI,LIGTAS
734671, RAMOS,SHELLA JAY,VICENTE
814518, RANALAN,CHARLIE JAMES,BUNGABONG
834430, RANARIO,GAY LEIZL,MANUEL
735469, RANCHES,RANDOLF,LACSON
834632, RANOCO,VITA,DUMDUM
755405, RAYCO,JECK,ARINGO
854705, RAZO,DINNES,BLANQUIRA
734300, RAZON,ERICSON,MANGALINDAN
734564, RAZON,RAMIL,GUDACA
795291, REALISTA,REYMAR,GOM-OS
754141, REALOZA,EFREN, JR.,BUHAT
854047, REALUYO,NOR-IAN,OSDONG
865318, REAMICO,JOHN,REBANAL
804191, REBOLLOS,MA. RAZELEENE,COMALING
734732, RECALDE,CORNELIO JR,GALLARDO
745313, RECAMARA,EDA,SAGAPSAPAN
755421, RECATO,MARK IAN,MEJILLANO
804401, RECENTES,HEHERSON,LLARENAS
854393, RECILE,MELECIA,COMILA
804904, RECTO,FLORDECANTE,BARTOLINI
754133, REDOBLADO,GREGG,CRUZ
755012, REDRICO,FLOYD JOSEPH,REGAYA
854060, REDUCA,CHRISTIAN PHILIP,MARIÃ'AS
745247, REFAZO,TIMOTEO,ALPAY
865891, REFE,LUIS JR,PATRICIO
734229, REFE,MANUEL CARLOS GLEN,CUMARAT
764963, REGACHO,JED SULPICIO,REMEGIO
854075, REGACHO,JOEQUIRIN,ASPURIA
784114, REGIS,RAUL,BODAÃ'O
944841, REGUA,JAYSON,PUYLONG
714263, REGUA,MARK WENDELL,ESPEJO
745200, RELEÃ'AS,JONJIE JUN,SAYUMAN
784563, RELEVO,ABDON III,CALICOY
864489, RELY,RYAN JANES,DE LEON
765037, REMALDORA,ELVIE,RIZALDO
764964, REMALDORA,VERLEN,RIZALDO
774976, REMARCA,ROY,GONZALES
754677, REMON,MARK ANTHONY,CAMU
834321, REMONDE,ELMA GRACE,BAGUHIR
744954, REÃ'A,RODERICK,BAGUL BAGOL
754088, RENIVA,KLEM-AR,AGUILAR
755171, RENIVA,LEAH,BUERE
775105, RENOBLAS,HYACINT ROSE,ROMERO
804181, REQUILME,EUGENE ROY,CHIA
864496, REQUIO,LEE ANGELO,BELISTA
944280, REQUIZ,ROWELL,MENGUITO
764578, RESPONSO,CHERYL,SIRAY
814634, RESTAURO,RUEL,NAVALES
745037, RESURRECCION,NEPTALI,MARTINEZ
804085, RETIZA,RUDEL LEO,RETOSAS
754191, RETUBIO,OMAR,NAILES
774690, RETUYA,JEFFREY LIM,SULIGAO
804781, REUYAN,ALDIE,SONGCAL
774076, REVALDE,REXELDON,YAUN
854274, REYES,ARNOLD,PAJO
774304, REYES,ASE JIM,MANANQUIL
734078, REYES,BENIDICT,MATIAS
765077, REYES,CHERRYL MAE,
775142, REYES,JERALD,CAINGLES
734981, REYES,JOEL,GARCIA
744069, REYES,JUNEL,PALIMA
794155, REYES,LOURENCE JOHN,FACTO
735204, REYES,MARLON,SISON
734222, REYES,MIJARES,MANALILI
854131, REYES,RODOLFO JR,FLORES
745128, REYES,RONALD,MAGBUNSOL
784057, REYNA,LEE,LUCAÃ'AS
774897, RICABLANCA,VEL ANNE,RICAPLAZA
904140, RIEGO,AIZA MAY,LINGAS
854552, RIGONAN,ADELYNNE,HERMANO
794610, RIO,RONALD,LEPITEN
734592, RIOROSO,NERILOU,BERNABE
944926, RIPDOS,MEDARD,GUIMADO
864657, RITUAL,JAYSON,CABUBAS
754963, RIVERA,CRISOLOGO,COS
734125, RIVERA,JESUS JR,BALUYUT
734415, RIVERA,JOSE EMMANUEL,COTENG
714756, RIVERA,LOUSAR RISK,VILLANUEVA
754114, RIVERA,MARK,REQUIERO
854955, RIVERA,ROSIE,DACPANO
735131, RIVERA,VENUS,PANGILINAN
764225, RIZALDE,ROMEL,BURGOS
834558, RIZON,MARIA THERESA,STA. ANA
744157, ROBILLOS,JESSIE,CALLOTE
804094, ROBLE,LORETES MAY,MANAGO
864275, ROBLES,ROBERTO JR,CASTAÃ'EDA
865083, ROBLES,RONIELIE,DE GUZMAN
865522, ROBREDILLO,ROY ARNOLD,POMAREJOS
814217, ROCHA,WARRYN,PALCA
864438, ROCHE,LILYN,MAPILI
774128, ROCO,MATT JULLIVI,JERUSALEM
864975, ROCO,NEPTALIE,JARDINIANO
904184, RODA,ALLAN AMADEO,CAHILIG
804732, RODRIGO,HAZEL ANN,ENTERINA
865843, RODRIGUEZ,BENEDICT LOUIE,RIAMBON
744992, RODRIGUEZ,JHUNIE,DE OCAMPO
904228, RODRIGUEZ,VANESSA,RAMOS
874214, RODRIGUEZ,WARREN,CARBONELL
744550, RODRIN,JUNE LAUREN,MARDO
774825, ROJAS,JOSEPH LOUDEL,LERIN
864994, ROLDAN,CRISCEL,RELANO
765024, ROLDAN,DANA RIO,AGUIL
904368, ROLDAN,DON EMIL,IGNACIO
714253, ROLDAN,JEFFREY MARK,RIDON
904043, ROLDAN,JOEY,DAVIS
864574, ROLDAN,ROCHAR,LABAY
754271, ROLDAN,ZEUS,DIAZ
774122, ROLLON,JAN GAMALIEL,CORTEZ
904282, ROM,LOU GREG,HERNANDEZ
755521, ROMA,ARLENE,LAPID
854216, ROMAN,JINGLE,PAGGOD
754086, ROMANO,CHRISTIAN,BOCALIG
775268, ROMANO,REYNALDO JR,SOLON
865629, ROMAS,MICHAEL,SIEGA
734942, ROMBAOA,IRENE,FACUN
745323, ROMEA,LEOPOLLDO JR,AYOS
865168, ROMERO,DEOMAR,ALEJO
735055, ROMERO,JERWIN,DIPIG
794550, ROMERO,JESINE ROSE,BULANDRES
804260, ROMULO,ROLANDO,LUNA
784895, RONATO,HERMITO JR,ESTUDILLO
864088, RONDINA,MAT REAGAN,MIGUEL
865433, RONQUILLO,ALEX,LAVEGA
814434, RONTAL,JUANITO JR,TORQUIDO
864068, ROQUE,JOVITO JR,CABUTOTAN
734431, ROQUE,MART,SOBRETODO
754060, ROSAL,GLENN,SERGIO
864136, ROSAL,NELBEN,FLAVIER
775283, ROSALES,DANFORD,TUBEO
744669, ROSALES,JOHN PATRICK,GARCIA
714501, ROSALIN,JONNALYN,AQUINO
714893, ROSARIO,JOSEPH MARK,MEJIA
904468, ROSETE,RANIE,PEREZ
715059, ROSETE,REYMON,MACARAEG
864337, ROSINI,ROMEO JR,MARIANO
865489, ROSQUETA,EUGENIO JR,MARIANO
865590, ROTONI,BENITO,RUADO
774429, ROVELYN,PATCHO,PAHAMA
864677, ROVIRA,ARNEL,CUALAN
734877, ROYANDOYAN,NOEL,BOTE
865694, RUBINO,JUNE,ESTIMADA
734270, RUBIO,DIANA ROSE,BOBIS
854255, RUDIO,JAYSON,CALIMLIM
745021, RUE,JERBY,BAWALAN
814382, RUGAY,MICHAEL,PEROTE
745177, RUGUIAN,ARNEL,AGUNAT
735316, RUIDERA,MARTIAL RONALD,BUENDICHO
834106, RUIZ,ARIEL,PANTILGONI
744629, RUIZ,JAN MICHAEL,SANQUE
775061, RUIZ,MANUEL II,CAFLAN
715301, RUIZAM,LEONARDO JR,LAZARTE
775356, RUSIANA,TEOFED,MACALIPAY
865518, RUZ,ALFREDO JR,ALBA
745261, RUZ,PAULO LUCERO,JOSE
734047, SABADO,JENNY LYN,CONSTANTINO
714315, SABADO,KING JOHN,PADILLA
734061, SABADO,LIMUEL,MIJARES
714381, SABADO,MAYNARD,ESPEJO
804898, SABANA,EARLVEN,ROMULO
784775, SABELLANO,NOEL,CABILOGAN
814176, SABINO,KRIEL,AGUILON
735016, SABIO,ALGEM BRYAN,DOMINGUEZ
754538, SABOCO,ERIC,MIRAÃ'A
755055, SABROSO,JOHANNES ROCEL,ADRIANO
904159, SABUCO,ROXANNE,BAUTISTA
864174, SACLOT,RACHELLE ANN,DAMASING
854271, SADAC,ARDEN CHRISTOPHER,RAQUEDAN
854003, SADLAY,DENNIS,DONGLA
754115, SADOL,ARDEE,BOHOLANO
754381, SAEZ,JONABETH,BIÃ'AS
854429, SAGADRACA,NATHANIEL,MEJIA
854236, SAGAMPOD,AMBROSE,TAMMAY
745311, SAGAPSAPAN,ELVIRA,ACAYLAR
764478, SAGON,RYAN,DESPOJO
865496, SAGUN,ERWIN,SANCHEZ
734441, SAGUN,PHILIP,ALVIAR
865431, SAJONIA,KRISTOFFER,VIZCARRA
745102, SAJONIA,RUEL,FLOR
804135, SAKANDAL,SHAREEDA,JAMANG
804959, SALA,BIENLY,MABILEN
714933, SALANGAD,RIZA,PERALTA
854516, SALAPAO,ELMER,BARIAN
814266, SALAR,MARVIN,BRIONES
944884, SALARZA,JULIUS LEO,CABRERA
804670, SALAS,CESAR,NERI
864374, SALAS,MELVERT,CORTEZ
735294, SALAZAR,ARNEL,PASCUA
944289, SALAZAR,JAY-AR,REFORMADO
714555, SALAZAR,JOEL,JIMENEZ
904199, SALAZAR,JONETTE,MAMACLAY
865109, SALAZAR,LEVI,GALLARDO
865108, SALAZAR,ODRACIR,FLORES
814192, SALDIVAR,GHEUFFER,CRISMUNDO
774061, SALEM,JAMES PHILLIP,PASANA
714124, SALES,ERICSON,CASANOVA
804848, SALIGUMBA,ORBIL,TAPAYAN
795424, SALIH,AHMED NIZZAR,SALIH
795500, SALIM,AL-NAVIER,ABDUHADI
834180, SALINAS,GANUS,ACEDO
855084, SALINAS,JOSE JR,FERNANDEZ
855087, SALINAS,MARLON,FERNANDEZ
944354, SALINDAB,ABDULMAOLA,KALUGAY
834134, SALO,JOVANIE,TOLERO
794200, SALOMA,ARIEL,UROT
795315, SALOMON,ALLEN ROY,HERRERA
834500, SALUBRE,HAJI,CABRILES
744227, SALUDO,ROSENDO,MATRE
755141, SALUNA,ABIGAIL MARIE,BREVA
754915, SALVACION,GLENN,ALBELLO
754888, SALVADO,MICHELLE,LEONIDAS
944596, SALVADOR,ADONIS,SILVE
804070, SALVAÃ'A,BANJO BOY,DAYNOS
754231, SAMANTELA,JEFFREY,ARANA
734013, SAMBO,MANEILSON,BANAAG
744406, SAMBOA,MARVIN,QUINTO
745109, SAMERA,ARTHUR JR,CAYABYAB
854054, SAMODEN,JANERY,AGLANANG
814734, SAMOING,ANWAR,LINTAUGI
864305, SAMONTE,LILIAN MAE,PAIMALAN
794871, SAMPANG,EDFORD,JAWATAN
714325, SAMSAM,RICKY JOHN,LUCERO
784896, SAMURAY,VINCENT,RAPADA
864316, SAN JUAN,ALDRIN,HERNANDEZ
744586, SAN PASCUAL,ANDREW,SANTOS
944338, SAN RAMON,VERNON,BERSABAL
715004, SANCHEZ,ANGELO,ABANDO
794204, SANCHEZ,DAVEY JONES,BABURADA
744639, SANCHEZ,DONJIE,DAGOHOY
734374, SANCHEZ,GILBEYS,DUPITAS
714576, SANCHEZ,JORGE BENZON,ANTONIO
714687, SANCHEZ,JUN-JUN,MUYARGAS
865031, SANCHEZ,KEVIN BRYAN,CAPILI
774875, SANCHEZ,MAIDU,VELOSO
744983, SANCHEZ,MARVIN,LOPEZ
734974, SANCHEZ,ROMAN,EMAROY
744533, SANDAGON,ANDRES,CALALANG
804527, SANDE,MARK ALGERIX,LIBRENO
714171, SANDOVAL,ROMAR,CONZAGA
865209, SANDRO,JOMER,SULIT
764403, SANGCO,APRIL DAN,VILLARUEL
754558, SANICO,CRISTINE,PERILLA
804396, SANICO,JESSIE,MAH
764990, SANICO,JOHN PAUL,DAYO
784297, SANICO,RUDYREX,JORBAN
794121, SANLAO,DAISY,JORNALES
944027, SANO,JEFFREY,EUCARE
764167, SANSANO,FRETZIE,BUNDAC
714009, SANSANO,MARK DANIEL,REYES
714942, SANSANO,RAJIE,ALIPDA
865150, SANTA MARIA,YOLANDO JR,ESTRADA
775403, SANTAÃ'EZ,ROLLY,NALUA
865235, SANTIAGO,AMADO JR,DUMILON
865698, SANTIAGO,RANDY,SAHAGUN
714397, SANTILLAN,DENVER,YANES
774185, SANTILLAN,FRANCO,JUEZAN
854326, SANTILLAN,WILSON,DASALLA
865493, SANTOS,ALAN CZAR,AQUINO
864202, SANTOS,CLIFFORD,RAMIREZ
865220, SANTOS,EDUARDO JR,DANTE
795141, SANTOS,JONATHAN KIM,AGUILAR
804020, SANTOS,JOSEPH,RELOVA
744119, SANTOS,JULIUS EDWARD,GONZALES
744656, SANTOS,LUIGI MIGUEL,SINTONES
865787, SANTOS,MICHAEL,DAPADAP
865711, SANTOS,MICHAEL ANGELO DAVID,ARCE
784298, SANTOS,PRINCESSNESS,NICESITO
774541, SANTOS,REYCHESTER,MANGINSAY
865931, SANTOS,RODOLFO JR,BALELA
734627, SANTOS,WILFREDO JR,CO
735295, SAPASAP,JOHN ANTHONY CARLO,GUILLERMO
794591, SAPLAN,RICKY,RAMOS
834157, SAPONG,RESTY,SABESAJE
764683, SARABIA,BENJE,QUIMPO
735242, SARABIA,ERICSON,MUYOT
714982, SARIBAY,EDWIN,MOLINA
864929, SARIGUMBA,PORFERIO,JUSTINIANE
785108, SARIO,RODIO,BALONZO
804763, SARIPA,RUBEN,DILAG
744192, SARITO,ELJAY CHRISTIAN,ZUBIRI
715299, SARMIENTO,MARK ANTHONY,LAUREANO
854832, SARMIENTO,MARY GRACE,PALANGDAO
754434, SARMIENTO,SETH,CUYA
714296, SARMINETO,CELSO ROGER,SARMIENTO
754336, SARTE,CAREN,JUANEZA
784867, SARZATA,NATHANIEL,MATILLA
804465, SASIL,SEM,MADRIÃ'AN
864668, SAURO,MELCHOR,ALINDOGAN
784988, SAURO,RICARDO JR,MENTE
864733, SAVEROLA,JOSSER,AGUILLON
804642, SAWALAN,PHILLIP LLOYD,LOPEZ
734820, SAYCO,DENNIS,ALBERTO
834468, SAYON,CLAESEN,PEGARRO
774595, SAYON,KIM,AUXILIO
735101, SAZON,JOEL,ALFONSO
854135, SEBIO,PEEJAY,YAGUI
764035, SEDIGO,JESSIECA,MAGANTO
774289, SEGISMAR,NICANOR JR,AGUILAR
944054, SEGUISA,EUGENE,GAJETO
854743, SELGA,NOLI,PUDES
764869, SENAROSA,JUN,CANDELARIO
764005, SENCIL,REX,SOLON
854009, SENCIO,JEFFERSON,LACBONGAN
814446, SENDRIJAS,MICHAEL LAURENCE,PONCE
744395, SEÃ'ERES,JOVE,SUMAGDAO
865225, SENESAN,ERIC,ORTEGA
774658, SENINING,REGAN,LECCIONES
854772, SENOTO,ARVIN JOY,ABELLA
944693, SERAN,CHARLIE,DIAMANTE
764855, SERFINO,JOHN ROMMELL,GENIT
854349, SEROMA,JOERIEL,DELA CRUZ
734028, SERRANO,DINNO LAURENTE,DE LEON
755215, SERRANO,RABBONI,ENRIQUEZ
834560, SERRANO,ROBIN,EDAC
784745, SERRANO,RYAN,CAIDIC
754945, SESE,MARK VICENTE, JR.,CERVANTES
864189, SESGUNDO,RONALD,LAYDEROS
754851, SEVILLA,ABEL,OROLFO
904339, SEVILLA,BERNARDO,LUNDAG
764363, SEVILLA,FREDERICK,PLEÃ'AGO
865096, SEVILLA,RICHARD CHRIS,CEZAR
784116, SEVILLINO,ROBERT JHON,MARGALLO
804047, SIALANA,REHUEL,RANDA
804625, SIASON,EMMAN REY,GARCIA
794101, SIBALA,RAYMUND,CABRERA
854507, SIBAYAN,JOSEPHINE,PASION
734042, SIBAYAN,REGINA,HIPOLITO
735331, SIBUMA,ISRAEL,RUBEN
864915, SIBUNGA,RHEA,TORAYNO
734367, SICAT,HERSUS,ESPONILLA
764642, SIENDO,JOHN ALVIN,PUERTAS
734154, SIERRA,KIEMROBERT,MANAGAYTAY
745231, SIERVO,MICHAEL,OMIPING
864842, SILAO,ALDWIN,CALINGACION
735197, SILAO,JAY AR,FRONDA
904069, SILO,JOHN CARLO,FORTIN
755311, SILVA,FERDINAND,DOMDOM
944772, SILVA,JOMMARIE,TEVES
774305, SILVA,JUNMAR,GALAPATE
764915, SILVA,KEVIN,EMBANECIDO
744797, SILVA,REDENTOR,NANEA
784449, SILVANO,NOVY,AVECILLA
804343, SINCONIEGUE,NELIO,PASA
854408, SINDAC,CHARLIE,SORIAO
865369, SINGSON,ROMANO ROSS,LAZO
714465, SINO CRUZ,MANUELITO,GARCIA
784204, SINUGBOJAN,SANDER,GEMAL
865383, SIOBAL,AISA,BALUNES
714085, SIOBAL,JAN ROWELL,JUBILADO
804271, SIOQUIM,JOHN CARLO,EBARAT
764462, SIPLOC,CHRISTOPHER,DELMORO
874117, SIREN,NINOY,NILASA
944327, SIRIBAN,JETERSON,ALFEROS
714363, SIRUNO,ARBIE,SECRETARIO
714353, SIRUNO,REY ALLAINE,VENTURA
715298, SISON,ERIK,PALADO
745005, SISON,JULIUS,BIDES
795363, SISONA,MA AIZA,CATAYLO
914053, SIXON,JASON ANTHONY,MANANGUITE
784839, SIXTA,ROC,FLORES
944654, SOBEJANA,ARIANE,SISON
744346, SOBERANO,JUAN CARLO,SOLITO
775136, SOCIAS,LUCIANO JR,OCON
775373, SOJOR,JOAN,TUBALLA
854518, SOKOKEN,SILVESTER,FALAO-AS
744307, SOLAINA,DICKSON,BASA
784565, SOLANO,MICHAEL,ABINGUNA
774216, SOLANTE,RENANTE,ROJAS
755081, SOLARES,GERMIE,ABANTO
734506, SOLER,AILYN,ROQUE
764424, SOLIDUM,JEFERSON,GUBATANGA
715023, SOLIVEN,EDGARD,TOLENTINO
784478, SOLMERON,LORY,BANQUIL
864106, SOMERA,RUFINO JR,RIVERA
854675, SOMERWE,GRACE,PANDAGOS
864954, SOMOSA,IRISH ANNE,RIVERA
774251, SON,LUCKY FRANCIL,BOOC
714741, SONACO,ROY DENNIS,RAFAEL
784117, SONGALIA,NEL LEMUEL,SABANAL
784657, SONGALIA,RANIEL,MENDIOLA
764161, SONGCOG,IRENE GRACE,CASTILLON
774781, SORDILLA,GARRY,GENABE
735010, SORIANO,JEFFERSON,DELA CRUZ
854095, SORIANO,JOB,ZIPAGAN
814060, SORIANO,VENUS MAY,PILAPIL
864761, SORONGON,TYRONE,BARSANAS
804566, SORROSA,ARCHIE,SALMORIN
784596, SOSING,GOCONY,CABANES
944881, SOSOBRADO,EDELITO JR,GENTON
734053, SOTERO,RONUEL,CABERTO
944602, SOTOMIL,RODEL JAY,PAULO
794287, SOTTO,KHRISTINE ROSE,SECRETARIO
774920, SOYOSO,DIOGENES,SORIANO
834533, STA ANA,MARIA MAE,FELECILDA
714466, STA MARIA,RALPH KENNETH,NABOR
794199, STA TERESA,RAY JULIUS,DELA CRUZ
904125, STA. MARIA,JONALYN,DIAZ
764369, SUAGA,LEOMAR,RIZANO
774349, SUANSING,DEBORAH,PALLER
715139, SUAREZ,VER ALADDIN,DOMINGO
814145, SUASIN,WENDELL,MIGUEL
734691, SUBA,JULIE ANN,AGUASA
944958, SUBALDO,MARK GIL,LABTANG

MILALLOS,JEFFERSON,PADUA
715146, MILANES,PEDRITO,CALONGE
775253, MILLA,RONALD,SEGUIRO
814087, MILLANA,JUNMARK,SUSAS
854816, MILLARE,IÃ'DRA,TADEO
754253, MILLENA,DENNIS,LLANETA
754897, MILLENA,VANNEZA,RUBIO
755014, MILLENDEZ,FRANCIS ALLEN,TAMBOONG
754927, MILLETE,ARNOLD,BAHILLO
785122, MINDAJAO,BENSON,YANGSON
904402, MINDANAO,RIMAR,BAJA
944778, MINGLANA,JULIUS,VILLAPA
865286, MINIANO,MARK,PAREDES
834697, MINION,KRISTIN JANE,QUIBOD
774551, MINOZA,MARC ELDEN,DACLAN
804168, MIÃ'OZA,RHUEL,TILOS
804436, MIÃ'OZA,SHYNN,NAVARRO
775276, MIOT,JESALYN,CADELENA
764124, MIRAFLORES,RICHARD,BARON
804754, MIRALLES,RICHARD,MARCERA
754197, MIRAÃ'A,NOLI,MILANTE
864501, MIRANDA,FERDINAND,DELA CRUZ
764661, MIRANDA,GEORGEN,SAAGUNDO
744144, MIRANDA,MARK RAFAEL,ABRANTES
734170, MIRANDA,MICHELLE,TENORIO
754597, MIRANDA,RANDY,DAIZ
754583, MIRARAN,VINCENT JOSEPH,NUARIN
774530, MIRO,MARY JOY,DURAN
754668, MISAGAL,JOSE IBARRA, JR.,JAVIER
774707, MOGA,MARLON,JAKOSALEM
795386, MOHAMMAD,ALNABER,ABDUL
864611, MOJICA,RODJIEC SON,DIGMA
874034, MOLAMA,MAE,SIBOLBORO
904302, MOLDON,JONALD,HERNANDEZ
804489, MOLEJON,JEGGAR,LIRASAN
865273, MOLETA,JERWYNE,ASOQUE
774399, MOLINA,GLENN,NUNEZA
864725, MOLO,CANDY,REGALA
754737, MOLOD,SHARON,SORIAO
814550, MONARES,JOHN LOWEL,PARAGUYA
744197, MONDERO,ALBERT,ROLDAN
854074, MONDIGUING,BENJAMIN JR,LAYUGAN
784770, MONIÃ'O,JOHNSON,OBRA
754701, MONSALVE,JOJO,LORINO
794528, MONTAÃ'EZ,MARK LESTER,ABRIA
794551, MONTAÃ'EZ,RANFIL,ABRIA
944867, MONTAÃ'O,ELVIN,MORCILLAS
765114, MONTAÃ'O,HOMER JR,BONILLA
804100, MONTECILLO,ALFIE,GADIAN
744041, MONTECILLO,ROMMEL,DE GUZMAN
814556, MONTEFOLKA,JO-MARES,REBALDE
814624, MONTENEGRO,MILVEN,MATOBATO
744955, MONTERAS,JEFFERSON,RICO
714161, MONTERO,ARVIN,PAGADUAN
834808, MONTERO,GENALIN,LLOREN
744779, MONTES,JUANCHO,CAPIÃ'A
834505, MONTES,SOR ESTELA,CABASA
784682, MONTEZA,VIRGILIO JR,SUGBO
904360, MONTIERO,JOERIZ,OLIVERA
804877, MONTILA,SAUD,MACARAYA
744218, MONTILLA,DAVE,T
814675, MONTILLANO,MARLOWE,PORFERIO
774803, MONTON,JEUS FRANCIS,GAUDICOS
804327, MONTOYA,RODEL,ELICA
864864, MONZOR,ERICKSON,BALDERAMA
734476, MORADOS,JEFFREY,EBUEN
744097, MORAL,MARK J,MARUNDAN
864937, MORALES,DARWIN,EVANGELISTA
874224, MORALES,KRESTEL GAY,TEODOCIO
854362, MORALES,MARLON,MOLINA
864082, MORALES,ROLANDO JR,SAN PEDRO
784586, MORALITA,ROY LEMUEL,ADRICULA
775120, MORATA,ZEUS,BELARMINO
834310, MORDENO,GERSAN,TAMAYO
834296, MORDENO,JUSTICE JOYCE,CABRERA
904347, MORENO,JEFFREY,REBATO
864157, MORENO,JOSEPHINE,HERNANDEZ
914003, MORENO,SANDY,FABUNAN
734754, MOROTA,CHARLES JR,MORDEN
784051, MORQUIANOS,REYNARD,CALUNGSOD
944478, MORTEJO,JAYPEE,ELISAN
865677, MORTEL,LEANDRO JR,MALICOSIO
744593, MORTEL,PAULO,TEVES
904395, MORTEL,XRYN,LARDIZABAL
904002, MORTOS,ARIES,JOSE
804265, MOSQUEDA,HERME,DELA CERNA
774742, MOSQUERA,ROLANDO,DORINDO
944938, MUDJAHIRON,BASIR,SALIPPUDIN
764775, MUEDA,FRANCIS ART,ORBIGOSO
804780, MULLANIDA,RYNIEL,JARDINICO
774238, MUÃ'ASQUE,JADE,PRONCO
714202, MUNDO,NOEL,MUNIO
714949, MURILLO,JOENHEL,PADTOC
755439, MURILLO,ZALDY,QUIJANO
854070, MURPHY,MARK GILMORE,LUKING
754048, NAAG,SANDY,MARQUESES
834083, NABLE,HERBERT,TAMETA
764744, NABUA,RENE,ELIZA
714560, NACAR,RENE ROY,SAURA
864543, NACION,CHRISTIAN,HERNANDO
944371, NACITA,REYNALDO,FAJEMOLIN
775272, NACUA,EULOCIL,MINOZA
804948, NACUA,JEMAR,ACHIEVIDA
774487, NACUA,RONNEL,MARTUZILLAS
834398, NADUMA,LEO,TEMPLADO
854820, NAGANGI,ALICE,HABBILING
795011, NAING,RAKHANN,PANES
834264, NALAM,ALCARY,REYES
734679, NALLAS,CRISANTO,COLLE
865714, NAMORA,RICHARD,MANALO
804538, NANO,MICHAEL,OMANDAM
865580, NAPATON,GARY,PADUA
715229, NAPENAS,ACE VINCENT,NUVAL
864209, NAPOD,GILBERT,OLIQUINO
714500, NARVASA,DENNIS,SEMBRANA
714455, NARVASA,ERIC,SEMBRANA
814064, NARZABAL,KRISTEL JOY,RELATADO
715275, NASTOR,GILBERT,VALDEZ
865280, NASTOR,JAY-AR,MERCURIO
854539, NATIGING,RONIE,PUGUON
794142, NATIVIDAD,ETHEL JIM,GUILLAR
865371, NATIVIDAD,RAYMUND,RINGOR
714647, NAUNGAYAN,JEFFSON],GAGARIN
854342, NAUNGAYAN,JURIE,QUILENDERINO
744131, NAVAL,NOUZEN NIÃ'O,MACALLA
855067, NAVARRA,MIRASOL,MADCHALANG
785011, NAVARRETE,REY,AUZA
744942, NAVARRO,ANDI,RIGOR
775045, NAVARRO,JULIUS,PIELAGO
834357, NAVARRO,MARK GREGOR,UY
795385, NAWADIL,JOHN,USAB
864592, NAZARIO,ZOILO,CRUZ
865068, NAZARIONDA,AILENE,BENJAMEN
864185, NEBRES,JOHN PAUL,NULL
804247, NEBRIA,ELMER JR,AGUILOR
794675, NECESARIO,RAHJICK,PIANG
774500, NEIZ,EDFEL JOSEPH,LEPITEN
944682, NELMIDA,ORLANDO JR,VALDEZ
715319, NEPUSCUA,DANIEL PEDRO,JUTIE
804445, NERICOA,JUNGIE,BALAGTAS
944509, NERONA,EUGENE GLENN,GABUAT
814573, NERONA,OLIVER ACE,TOLENTINO
714656, NERVEZA,ERIC,ARAGON
865784, NERVIZA,PAULO LEVIN ANGELO,PASCUAL
854238, NGALA,JENNIFER,CALICA
764110, NIADAS,ELIZER,PALMOS
714697, NIBATIN,MARK EDISON,ORTE
865249, NICDAO,RHARL,GAN
865016, NICDAO,RHETT,GAN
864870, NIETES,KIM,ARSENIO
865216, NIEVA,DENMARK,NUNEZ
784170, NIMER,JOER,LUNZAGA
714997, NIPA,ARIES,MEDINA
785071, NIPA,CHONA,JUSAYAN
715287, NISPEROS,ERNESTO JR,ABELLERA
774812, NISTAL,JOEY,AY-AD
864220, NITURAL,ORLANDO,QUEZON
714851, NOBLE,BENIGNO,NONES
744562, NOCHE,DANN YVAN,ATIENZA
834598, NOGUERRA,JESSICA JANE,CERVANTES
764511, NOMUS,JOHN MARVIE,ABENIDO
734217, NONATO,BYRON,GANZON
944223, NONGAN,REX,FRUGALIDAD
755123, NOVA,NORJON,MANCILLA
774249, NOVAL,CASIANO III,ARANAS
854541, NOVIDA,RONALD,CARPIO
714178, NUCASA,ERIC,CARINO
794244, NUENA,WELITO,COMETA
944117, NUGAS,MIQUEAS,EJARA
774858, NUNEZ,JIMWIL,MONTES
764835, NUÃ'EZ,BARRY,JIMENEZ
865213, NUÃ'EZ,GARRY,MORILLO
734288, NUNGAY,JEFFREY,NULL
754756, NUYLES,GERALD,NELIS
745053, OBASAN,ANTHONY,VALDELLON
714481, OBEJERA,KENNETH ROY,AGUSTIN
874250, OBEN,MICHAEL,ABOABO
814291, OBEREZ,CRISTAL,BAYANI
864436, OBIAS,BRYANT ANTHONY,CAMU
804113, OBLIMAR,NECIL,BELLEZA
864150, OBNIAL,ERWILSON,LUCHING
814265, OBSID,ORNIEL,TABUCLIN
865938, OCAMPO,JULIUS,MASILUNGAN
795284, OCAMPO,SHERWIN,VALENZUELA
774746, OCARIZA,RONELLE JAY,CABUENAS
735519, OCASION,CHERYL,SABULBERO
774543, OCAY,DARYL JAYSON,BANGQUIAO
834797, OCON,ALVIN,GAJOL
784171, OCOY,HENRY,ALMENARIO
864412, OCRAY,JOEY,OCLARES
854057, ODAN,RAMIL,DASOY
784922, ODEJERTE,ELIAND,BASAS
814188, ODING,LEODEGARDIO,FAMPULME
744655, ODITA,JASON,PAPANGO
714665, OFIAZA,EMMANUEL,BOADO
794089, OGUADO,RAMIL,ISRAEL
764498, OJANA,GENEVIEVE,DUBRIA
754314, OJAS,HAROLD,ORDAN
864402, OLAGUERA,JOSEPH,JACOB
754112, OLAGUERA,LAWRENCE,MOROTA
865165, OLAIRA,RAYMOND,ABANTO
754382, OLAN,SHIELA,BADINAS
864968, OLANO,MICHAEL,SANGANGBAYAN
804555, OLARIO,JANICE,DAAMO
774627, OLEGARIO,GIMEL,FERNANDO
754405, OLI,ARLENE,FULONG
864187, OLID,EDMOND,ALARCON
714145, OLIGO,ROBERT,BADANA
775349, OLIS,CHARITO,COMIGHOD
714887, OLIVAS,RODOLFO JR,PABO
745088, OLIVERIO,RODELON,TOLENTINO
754302, OMAÃ'A,GEROME,BALBALOSA
794792, OMAÃ'A,JOENAR,SUMPIAO
794227, OMANDAM,DEXTER,PALUBON
744209, ONA,DARWIN,MENDOZA
804479, ONAHON,KASHMIR JULIE MUNDA MAE,TOMAS
854523, ONANAT,CLARENCE,TICAWA
864823, OÃ'ATE,SHERYL JANE,MILO
764959, ONAYAN,ELMY,UBAL
734007, ONG,ARJAY,SY
734049, ONG,JENIFFER,PINEDA
764374, ONG,MOAMMAR,ANSING
785128, ONG,WILSON,MIANO
865728, ONGKINGCO,LEO,DIAZ
755511, ONTOG,ANTONIO, JR.,RAMISO
744073, OPEÃ'A,RODNEL KENETTE,BETSAYDA
865823, OPEÃ'ANO,JEROME,NOMBRE
904163, OQUINDO,GERRYWIN,SALAZAR
944370, ORACION,EDWIN,DRILON
864580, ORDIALES,FERNANDO,OLAYRES
784501, ORDOÃ'A,MARTY,OPLEDA
794242, ORDOÃ'EZ,RONALD DAVE,DAGALEA
865625, ORDONIO,ANTHONY,SOMERA
735319, OREÃ'A,LOVELYN,AQUINO
764061, ORGANIA,PETER LAURENCE,ARELLANO
774818, ORGANIZA,JOSE BRIAN,TEVES
944781, ORIA,RYAN,MARTIN
714805, ORIBELLO,RICHARD,ORILLE
854843, ORIO,JAY LESTER,BRIGOLA
804390, ORTEGA,SHIELA MAE,ANDALES
944090, ORTIGAS,JUNEIL,DEMASIADO
754022, ORTIZ,DARWIN,ENRACA
764463, ORTIZ,JONAR,PANES
854452, ORTIZ,LEODY,MINGUA
814259, ORTIZ,REYNON,CUNANAN
734385, ORTIZ,RUBY CARMINA,REYES
784112, ORTIZ,RUEL,BACAY
794307, OSMAN,SULAIMAN,BALLATI
755125, OSTRIA,RANDY,AGUALLO
774947, OWACAN,ROBERTO,CARAMUGAN
874140, PAACO,NIEVA,BAAC
874244, PAALA,AMPARO,FAVILLARAN
795403, PABILAN,JOSELITO,CALIGNER
714245, PABLICO,LIBRADO JR,PACPACO
764858, PABLO,ANA MAE,AGUIRRE
795296, PABUAYA,RICARDO JR,LIPAY
814741, PACETE,JASMIN,SAMORIN
764929, PACHECO,ANTONIO JR,ESTELLOSO
765226, PACIFICAR,KRISTIAN,EJAR
855008, PACLAY,JOHNNY,GUYAGOY
784053, PACLE,DARWIN,LEGUA
945019, PACLIBAR,ARCHIE,PETERO
804584, PACTOL,JASON,DELA CRUZ
804424, PACTOL,JOSE REAL,JIMENO
804349, PACTORES,CELL,MERANDA
804805, PACTORES,RUBY CLAIRE,GUILLEN
804667, PACULBA,MELISSA,BALABA
814699, PADADA,ERIC,CAÃ'EDO
765201, PADASAS,JAMES,LANIJAN
855060, PADCAYAN,CLIFTON,FUMAKIL
805035, PADERES,RICKY,DAGPIN
944447, PADERNAL,JOVEL,BAYANG
944462, PADERNAL,MARK,ANDAYRAN
834612, PADILLA,BONITO,GOGO
734309, PADILLA,JAMES RYAN,CAPARAS
854458, PADSICO,LEANDRO,AGUSTIN
854973, PAGALA,JOEHENES,BELAC
864647, PAGARIGAN,REYNALDO,CAYABYAB
784173, PAGASARTONGA,NOLETTE ROY,GAGARIN
734232, PAGAYONAN,JAY,ACHERO
745227, PAGCALIWANGAN,MARLON,VILLAPANDO
865191, PAGDANGANAN,JAYRON,MACAVENTA
804979, PAGENTE,JHON RHEY,SEBIAL
854315, PAGGUI,MARINA,GANIPAC
804822, PAGHASIAN,JEBOY,MALONGO
775047, PAGLINAWAN,LUNITA,ANORA
814485, PAGOBO,AL,SALIGUMBA
854183, PAGTAN,BRYAN,IWOS
734854, PAGUIO,JOMEL,SANGALANG
734464, PAGUIO,RODOLFO JR,SUMANDAL
864985, PAGULAYAN,MAURO,AGAMATA
874012, PAGULONG,LEO,VALDEZ
744219, PAGUNSAN,ELVIN,BELARMINO
764664, PAGUNTALAN,DIORE RAYMUND,ZULUETA
804551, PAIG,HARVEY BILL,TELEN
834071, PAJARILLO,ERIC,BABILA
754205, PAJARILLO,JEODOMAR,CAPARIÃ'O
775311, PAJAYAT,ANTHONY,GUAD
755248, PAJE,EDA SALVACION,JOLLOSO
755117, PAJE,GETULIO ROMMEL,JOLLOSO
794878, PAKAM,AL-MAHDI,MAJID
804767, PAKIG-ANGAY,WILVIN,SOLIDUM
754153, PALA,REMUEL,FRIA
764346, PALACIOS,JEREMIAH,FABILO
854431, PALACPAC,JEVYLL PAUL,REALIN
714485, PALAGANAS,LEONIDO JR,ZABALA
864584, PALAÃ'A,NELSON,ANDRADA
784233, PALANAS,LEONEL,FAUSTINO
804657, PALANGPANGAN,DENNIS,GALLENERO
944677, PALANOG,ROGELIO JR,CORLEJO
854397, PALASICO,JOHMER,LA-AO
854300, PALASICO,REXSON,LA-AO
804559, PALASOL,JEEPRIL,OCLARIT
865688, PALATTAO,MICHAEL,SAGADRACA
865055, PALATTAO,REYVAL,ORATA
904252, PALCONETE,LYNDON,JUANIR
944477, PALEC,RYAN,NAVALES
944570, PALENCIA,LORENA JAYZELLE,MONDIA
755175, PALENZUELA,ARJAY,ORBITA
764308, PALERO,MARILOU,JALECO
854102, PALILENG,JEFFERSON GIL,CADAY-AS
735314, PALLANAN,JULIUS CAEZAR,APAN
754187, PALMA,ANTONIO PAULO,BAMBA
744999, PALMA,ROYLAND,SALONGA
814694, PALMERA,IAN,MABANDOS
944120, PALMOS,JESSIE,SILVOZA
854042, PALSA-EN,ALICIA,TITIWA
944988, PALUMBARIT,RODEL,VALENCIA
814553, PAMAUS,LENY GLENN,MONTEBON
774315, PAMILAGA,KIRBY JAY,PENALOSA
865873, PAMILOZA,JULIUS,YANGA
804237, PAMISA,MARL LLOYD,SAROMINES
775408, PANDAY,MITCHELLE CRIS,AGUILAR
715213, PANEDA,JULIUS,BAOANEN
944358, PANERIO,MELANIE-CHEL,NIRZA
755044, PANESA,MICHAEL,VILLAFLORES
745254, PANGANIBAN,BILLY,TOLEDO
744577, PANGILINAN,ANGELITO,PEJI
735396, PANGILINAN,DENNIS,PALOPALO
834323, PANIAMOGAN,AMY RUTH,OTAZA
764345, PANILAGA,GIL,SUMUGAT
854063, PANINGBATAN,SHIELA,BACAYAN
764793, PANIQUE,HONEYLYN,ARTICULO
854105, PANISOC,MANIJA,BADING
865695, PANTIG,ROMEL,TANO
714469, PAPIO,RICARDO JR,PEREZ
854377, PAQUITO,JESPER,PALILENG
834188, PARACUELLES,GISON,ESCOBIA
774183, PARADIANG,LYLET,CASTRO
784804, PARADO,JOSE HEATH CLIFFE,RAAGAS
744574, PARAGAS,ROMEO JR,ROMERO
794082, PARANGAN,FREDERICK JR,MAÃ'ADA
944481, PARBO,JADE LAWRENCE,REYES
765054, PARCE,KYNCH,DENILA
834127, PARDILLO,LUCINO III,GONZALES
854123, PARDO,DANTE,PENGOT
744251, PARDUCHO,MYLENE,OPEÃ'A
874125, PAREJA,ARIEL,TAN
754412, PARIL,KAREN KRESTEL,ARELLANO
714156, PARINAS,ARNEL,SALVADOR
764849, PARO,MARLON,BELVAR
764009, PARREÃ'O,BRYAN,GUDELANO
784893, PARTOZA,NOMER,ONG
734003, PARUNGAO,GLENN,MANANGHAYA
854390, PASAGAN,ATILANO JR,GALLETES
804341, PASAMANERO,ADAM,MATALINES
734673, PASAMONTE,LEONARD,EDNAVE
814326, PASANTING,WENDELL,SOLANO
814161, PASAWA,RAMEL,TUMAOB
734451, PASCASIO,CONRADO JR,AQUINO
744226, PASCO,HERBERT,CLEMENTE
864637, PASCUA,FERDINAND,NUGAL
865510, PASCUA,JOEL,NUGAL
714440, PASCUA,JOSEPH,FERRER
864098, PASCUAL,CHRISTIAN,SAN JOSE
865181, PASIGADO,NEIL,JUNDOS
794008, PASIGNA,ARCHIE,LUGSANAY
864491, PASION,GERALD,SALAMANCA
864548, PASION,GERRY,MADARA
714583, PASION,GERVIMAR CHRIASTIAN,GUIEB
854464, PASNGADAN,JOE ROMMEL,PALANGDAN
854301, PASONG,DESIREE,CHACLAG
854024, PASSOL,RANDY,GAWI
804372, PASTILLERO,RENATO,CORDOVA
735503, PASTOR,MARVIN,SALVADOR
714032, PASTOR,REY,PASCASIO
814236, PASTORAL,RONEL JARDIS,BLANCAFLOR
755144, PASUMBAL,VINCENT BERNARD,ASALDO
784805, PATAGNAN,JEAN,DELIMA
774876, PATALINGHUG,ARGENIE,PANGANIBAN
804063, PATALINGHUG,MARK,ERANA
944316, PATANI,ARIEL,MAGNO
804080, PATIJAN,RECHIB,DAG-UMAN
755072, PATINGO,SALVADOR, JR.,MERCED
774110, PATOSA,CHARLIE,LITERATO
854347, PAULINO,GUIA ERIKA,VIVAR
744250, PAULMITAN,REX ALLAN,LEUS
795429, PAUNDOG,JEONEVER JR,CABOVERDE
854597, PAWID,CONCEPCION,KIMPAY
734773, PAYAD,JOAN,CORPUZ
814507, PAYOT,RODRIGO JR,FAJARDO
754795, PAZ,JOHN PAUL,BREBONERIA
865623, PAZ,RICHARD,ELARDO
904229, PAZA,JAYPEE,DANGEROS
864687, PE,JAYVIE,TAN
775352, PEDILLO,ORVEN JORGE,SILVA
854101, PEDLING,NESTOR,CONGOY
944106, PEDRICO,NELSON JR.,BALLESTEROS
775248, PEDROZA,REDO,BECHER
864779, PEDROZO,MARIEL,PADILLO
714948, PEGA,ADRIAN LLOYD,MUNAR
754094, PEGOLLO,ODYSSEY,GANACE
754885, PEJORO,CARLO,QUISAM
804753, PELAEZ,OMAR,RIVERA
944244, PELAEZ,RUSSEL,FORTEZA
804542, PELARIS,NOEL,ALVARICO
784502, PELICANO,NOEL,CABANGUISAN
775005, PELONE,NOEL,TERNATE
754023, PELOTA,ERIC,VARGAS
795305, PEÃ'AFLOR,DAN AESHLY JOEL,BIANET
944065, PEÃ'AFLOR,ELMER JR.,ACOPIO
764317, PENAFLORIDA,NAPOLEON,NEPOMUCENO
744699, PEÃ'AMANTE,EMMAN,QUIERREZ
864018, PEÃ'ARANDA,MARC KEVIN,CABRERA
764468, PEÃ'ARUBIA,ESIL,POLICARPIO
784561, PEÃ'ARUBIA,ESTELITO JR,ALBELDA
804529, PENDON,JONIL,VILLAMOR
734463, PENERA,CHARMAINELYN,APOSTOL
774383, PENONAL,JOHN REY,TORNO
804419, PENSAHAN,BERNADETTE,GAID
784174, PENTASON,LEO,ASWEGI
865001, PEPITO,GLENN,CRISOSTOMO
865551, PEPITO,JUSTINE MARK,PACULOB
774134, PEPITO,LELIANO JR,BOCADO
944694, PEQUE,CHOLO MARTIN,ANTICUNDO
904492, PERAJA,CHARLEMAGNE DARWIN,GUTIERREZ
714056, PERALTA,ALER,MANAOIS
734694, PERALTA,ALVIN,RAMITERE
764825, PERALTA,DANTE,CARCIDO
864752, PERALTA,DIONISIO II,MANGUBAT
854247, PERALTA,GERALDINE,PAGA
714686, PERALTA,GIBSON,GRAGASIN
715174, PERALTA,GUALBERTO JR,VALENCERINA
715135, PERALTA,JOHN,QUIRIDO
745019, PEREY,JEYNER,VEJERANO
754156, PEREYRA,RICHARD,TOLEDANA
865656, PEREZ,ALEJANDRO,DE GUZMAN
764739, PEREZ,EARL ANDRE,BUSTILLO
764754, PEREZ,EARL HOPE,OLMO
865759, PEREZ,EUNIZEL,TATEL
944635, PEREZ,FELECITO III,ASUNCION
874072, PEREZ,HERNALYN,PATRICIO
865560, PEREZ,JAYSON,TEJONES
754946, PEREZ,JENNIFER,AZUL
864576, PEREZ,JOAN,LIM
834543, PEREZ,MANOLO,MEDINA
745060, PEREZ,MAYLENE,BANLUTA
865179, PERFECTO,ERIC,ASUNCION
794338, PERFECTO,NUR-RANDY,DINOLAN
944255, PERIA,AGAPITO JR,DUPITAS
804981, PERIDO,JONATHAN,LUMINGKIT
864457, PERILLA,RONILO,BALUGO
754117, PERIÃ'A,NORRIS,CASTILLO
774731, PERMINOFF,DARWIN JOHN,CASAS
774628, PEROTE,ROMERO,INSON
864336, PERUCHO,LEONILO JR,DINGLASAN
864195, PESCADOR,MARVIN,EBREO
714282, PESCADOR,MARYJANE,REVIBES
944633, PESCUELA,RICHARD JR,CONIZA
864250, PETALLAR,REX,BERNADEZ
834519, PIA,GIL,SOLIVEN
744500, PIAMONTE,DARIL,RIMAS
714478, PIAÃ'AR,LOUIE,PACHEO
794387, PIANG,ARCHIE,SUMALPONG
865451, PICARA,ROLDAN,TUBALINAL
854325, PICART,MEREDITH,MADCO
745140, PICATE,MIA,SERNA
714578, PICO,JAMES,PISALBO
774427, PIEZAS,GENESIS,SANCHEZ
865924, PIGGANGAY,GAVINO JR,DULNUAN
754161, PILAPIL,ALVIN,PAAÃ'O
774777, PILAS,JOVANNIE,YACO
734541, PINEDA,RICHARD,BANAG
775391, PINILI,TENNES REY,ARANAS
764557, PIO,JENALYN,VICTORIANO
834714, PIODO,JOY,NEIS
744106, PIOL,RYAN JAY,MANCENIDO
774634, PIOLLO,JOEL,ACENAS
865262, PIORODA,GIL,DELA CRUZ
774589, PIS-AN,CRIS LAUREN VER,FLORES
774784, PITAO,JOSUE,ORFANO
804820, PITOGO,MAR JOHN,TAPAYAN
785104, PIZON,DANTE,GODES
834490, PLANA,DAVID KEVIN,BADA
804552, PLANTAS,ADONIS MARK,NACUA
865607, PLATA,NELSON,SAMPAGA
804036, PLATON,GERARDO JR,RACSA
834789, PLAZA,TEODY PHIL,PEDARSE
735464, POBLETE,JAYPEE,NOVEROS
755415, POBOCAN,ROGER,BLANCE

754544, JEREZ,JOVELLE,BUENA
804755, JEREZ,RENANTE,ABENIDO
774084, JERUSALEM,KENNETH JOHN,ANINON
795044, JIDIN,AL-KAMAR,ABUBAKAR
814320, JIMENEA,ENRIQUE III,CATUBAY
854055, JIMENEZ,MARVIN,FRANCISCO
795427, JIYARA,FERJORIE,DALUMPINES
804568, JO,JOVANNI,TORMIS
764823, JOCSON,JOEY JIM,GALIMBA
865381, JOEL,ARNOLD,CAHONGCOY
834522, JOROMAT,ARLEN,MANGAHOC
745013, JUAMIS,JEROEL,BULAN
775339, JUAREZ,FLORDELITO,ESAHED
754972, JUEGO,RICHARD CARL,PARALE
764773, JUGUAN,CONRADO III,ENRILE
865909, JULDAN,LENILYN,BERNABE
714385, JULIAN,AIVEE RONA,GASPAR
734317, JULIANO,APOLLO,VILLANUEVA
775131, JULVE,JULIET,SILVA
834058, JUMAO-AS,GARRY,RESPONTE
714551, JUMAQUIO,ADONIS LEO,CAGUIOA
744685, JUMAQUIO,KATHLEEN KATE,ACOSTA
804630, JUMAWAN,MIEMARY,PAGARAN
774540, JUMAWAN,RUNEL,BONAO
774789, JUMAWID,CONSTANCIO JR,APOR
804706, JUNTILLA,AILEN,DICHOS
784261, JUNTILLA,GEORGIV,QUILANETA
854447, KADCHAO,ALICE SON,BASAWIL
744324, KALIGAYAHAN,JOHN CARLO,PEDUCHE
795420, KAMLANI,ARGER,IBRAHIM
775214, KASIM,ISHAK,CHING
795144, KAUTO,WADIMAR,UDDIH
854929, KIAKI,FRIDIE MARCELINO,TUDLONG
814241, KIENMIN,RAY CHARLES,GUIGUE
854048, KIMAYONG,JOHNWIN,ABLON
854520, KINIWAY,MODESTO JR,SOKOKEN
854287, KITONGAN,PERCIVAL,MANAGDAG
854434, KIWALAN,ELMER,CALION
854394, KIWANG,JOSEPH,TA0-EY
865571, KUE,TEOFILO JR,COMBES
795196, KUHUTAN,KHAIZER,SALMANI
795205, KUHUTAN,MUAYZIN,SALMANI
854168, LA MADRID,MARJORIE,UDAN
814049, LABADIA,MICHELLE,CAGUNDA
804460, LABADO,JUREY,OGUIMAS
784735, LABASTIDA,ERIC JUDE,LEGO
754389, LABAYO,ILYN,DIESTA
784349, LABESIG,NECO GYPSY JERIC,EMNAS
745078, LABIAO,MICHELLE,CUNANAN
804439, LABORES,CHARESS,LAMESA
865815, LABRADOR,CELESTE,TAMAYO
904039, LABRADOR,KEVIN ROY,CORTUNA
774473, LABRADOR,LIEZL,PEPITO
874206, LABRADOR,PERLITA,EDEP
754792, LABRADOR,RAMIL,SILOT
784763, LACABA,EUNICE,LAMANDA
864559, LACAMBRA,EDGARDO JR,BAITE
734330, LACAR,BENIEDICT,PERGIS
715218, LACASANDILE,MAE ROSELLE,LUBRIN
734639, LACAYANGA,GILBERT,MACADANGDANG
944323, LACBAYO,HECTOR,PEROCHO
744255, LACERNA,ALEX,LIMPIADA
944301, LACHICA,EDELY,CARO
804134, LACIO,DINO,CUTOR
944866, LACORTE,WILSON,SUA-AN
854480, LACSON,FREECHE HAZEL,WAILAN
864144, LACSON,JEFFREY,SALENGA
834681, LAD,DELBERTO,MACALAM
794359, LADA,CATALINO III,AMPATU
854291, LADDARAN,ALLAN EDUARD,TALIPO
794512, LADERA,ARNEL,MAGSANAY
775234, LADION,MARK JOSEPH,CALUMPANG
795288, LADJAHASAN,AL-JIBRIEL,DIYA
944741, LADUA,RITHYM,MANANGHAC
814594, LAGA-AC,RONALD,PONTIOSO
874067, LAGAN,HERBERT,DE GUZMAN
804744, LAGATA,JUNMAR,MANLANGIT
745193, LAGMAN,ELIZALDE JR,FELONIA
734810, LAGMAY,ALLAN,DOTIMAS
874039, LAGMAY,REVIE,PACAÃ'OT
854381, LAGNASON,MARCELO,SONGCUAN
784108, LAGRAMADA,ROBERTO,BORDIOS
764857, LAGUDA,JUNREY,MOLEÃ'O
834147, LAGUMBAY,LEONILYN,ABRIGO
764520, LAGURA,BRONWEN MAY,AMADOR
774334, LAGURIN,ELMER,JAPOLE
854712, LALAS,LAWRENCE,BARTOLOME
945005, LALISAN,DEO,GANADO
865766, LALO,MYLENE,MAPACPAC
855069, LALO,SOSALEA,CHOMAPOY
944044, LALUNA,JOMHAR,DANLAG
944286, LAMANERO,BERNARD,CORDERO
774406, LAMOSTE,SAMSON JR,REMO
854474, LAMPITAO,WESSON,SUAYAN
715222, LANDINGIN,ALVIN,SORIA
734643, LANDRITO,JEFFERSON,NULL
785189, LANGI,AUREO REY,LADROMA\
814155, LANOTE,ALLAN,AYALA
765117, LAO,JAY NEIL,SUCGANG
814666, LAO,SHEILA MAY,COLE
814635, LAPAZ,VINSTER,CAGANG
734522, LAPING,JESUS CHRISTIAN,SAN BLAS
784794, LAPINGCAO,PAUL,EMUTAN
865227, LAPINID,JAMES MARK,GLIPO
745238, LAPIZ,PAOLO,IBANEZ
865302, LAPPAY,JENIFER,TURINGAN
854020, LAPUEBLA,LAYDEN,RAZA
864249, LARA,VINCENT,BALEIN
754369, LAREZA,JENNAMAY,JACOB
814703, LARGO,ALVER,KILAT
865652, LARONG,SILVEN,FIGURON
764833, LAS,JAILBEN,BERMEJO
775409, LAS PINAS,JEMBERT,PAGADOR
804516, LASAY,IRRI,CAJELES
745123, LASI,WALTER,OLAVE
775397, LASTICA,MARIVIC,LAURENTE
785155, LATOJA,RICHARD,TINAYA
714012, LAUDENCIA,JERSON,MABANTA
834735, LAUM,EVRISTE,LADRES
804662, LAUREL,PERANUEZA,TABO-TABU
784917, LAURENTE,CARMELITO JR,CARDAMA
715080, LAURIAN,NATHANIEL,LEGASPI
735382, LAURINARIA,JONASH,LORICA
784983, LAURINO,CHARLES,BALITON
864814, LAURIO,JAY KARL,GUARDIANO
864866, LAURIO,VIC JHONNY,RAFINIAN
854574, LAVARIAS,BENJIE,POLIG
775367, LAWAS,EPSTEIN,JUGALBOT
714193, LAYA,ALDRIN,PABRUA
804699, LAYAG,AIRISH,DURO
864625, LAZARO,DARYL,ZABAT
794607, LAZARO,RYAN ROY,BACULPO
755527, LEBIOS,ERWIN,DUMAS
764459, LEBUNA,PJ,LANCETA
944039, LECITA,LYNDOLF,GONZALES
774306, LEDAMA,RAMIL,DUNQUE
854139, LEDDA,MARK JOE,CAMARILLO
874151, LEE,AIMEE CELESTE,SOMBILON
735386, LEE,MARIA NORINA,LAWAS
814019, LEE,MICHAEL JAY JR,UYANGUREN
744298, LEGASPI,JUNE,LAGSA
865274, LEGASPI,MICHAEL JR,ALMERO
904457, LEGASPI,ROMIE JIE,GALLEGO
755115, LEGASPINO,MELANIE,PANGANIBAN
854175, LEGLEGEK,JANET,NGITIO
814133, LEMANA,GIRALD,MADRIGAL
764355, LEMERA,CHRISTIAN JAMES,GUILLERMO
734026, LEONARDO,MARK,IBAY
715225, LEONIN,RYAN,BALBIN
764419, LERADO,RAYMUND,LAUREA
754371, LETADA,ARIANNE,GUETA
754686, LEVANTINO,FRANCIS MAJALEL,BENZON
744672, LEYCO,JOHN MELVER,CASQUEJO
754727, LEYNES,LIAN,SALES
755293, LEYTE,EDWARD,LERIT
865119, LEYVA,MILVEN,PEREZ
854282, LIBAG,RAQUEL,CAMIL
865480, LIBUNAO,DAVE,FORES
944471, LICO,JO-ANNE,GOMEZ
715103, LICTAOA,MELARDO III,LICAYAN
715164, LICTAWA,MARKSON,MANCION
855072, LICUDINE,PEDRO JR,SALIBAD
774796, LIGALIG,FLORABELLE,ORTEGA
804714, LIGARTE,EMELYN,PAPAS
754173, LIGNES,JOSE JOHN,ALMORADIE
814612, LIGUID,ARNEL,GALBAN
865508, LIGUTAN,ANGELO,TARABASA
804220, LIM,JELNA MAE,EBARLE
764886, LIM,KARL STEPHEN,HILARIO
854374, LIMMONG,JONATHAN,MALLA
865503, LINABAN,ARNEL,SINGCO
804655, LINABAN,PHILLIP ROY,DELA CRUZ
804103, LINDAYAO,BUTZ,LAMBOJON
785120, LINDE,ALVIN,AMISTOSO
944186, LINGARO,JASMIN,YABANA
854977, LINGBAWAN,NEIL DAVE,BUMACAS
904288, LIQUE,RENATO,LIQUE
864581, LISMIS,REY,MABILOG
735284, LIWAG,RYAN,DUAMAN
774971, LLAGUNO,WILLGEN,JUMAO-AS
755239, LLAMOSO,HONESTO, JR.,BARON
794442, LLANERA,JENNIFER,ROSALES
944049, LLAVORE,MARLON,FANUGA
754375, LLENARESAS,MERFE,PINTO
794505, LLENES,CYNDELLY,CALASANG
785096, LLEVER,JAN MICHAEL,PAGUNSAN
754066, LLORERA,EDUARDO, JR.,BUNAO
784860, LOBOS,BENEDICT,MORA
755419, LODANA,DARYL,ECLEO
734263, LOLARGA,JOANNE,MIRANDA
755463, LOMOTOS,PATRICK JOHN,CASIDSID
944807, LONGNO,TEDDY JR,DOMINGO
714729, LONTOC,JOSEPH,CABILATAZAN
814592, LONZAGA,GALEN RAY,TAPIA
794366, LOOK,ARVIN ONODA,MANUTA
715156, LOPEZ,ARMIN CHRIS,PE BENITO
754095, LOPEZ,CHRISTOPHER,SERRANO
744361, LOPEZ,IRISH,ALVERO
715273, LOPEZ,JEFFERSON,ALAMBRA
864231, LOPEZ,JERWIN,LINTAG
735201, LOPEZ,JERWIN,MADUCDOC
745288, LOPEZ,JOANNE,AUMENTADO
834129, LOPEZ,JOLLY,GALIA
755113, LOPEZ,JOVEN, JR.,SILVA
754722, LOPEZ,MARY ANN CARLOTA,GONZAGA
864885, LOPEZ,OMAR JR,CLAVECILLA
864169, LOPEZ,VENER,URANI
854038, LOPSOTEN,ALLAN,NGETA-A
774785, LOQUERO,CLIFFORD,MAGRINA
784140, LOR,MARISA,CRISTOBAL
744169, LORCA,RAYMOND,FRIAS
774437, LOREJO,JACKIE,QUILO
745239, LOREN,MIRA,DE PASION
865313, LORENZO,MARISSA,VELASCO
814203, LORILLA,DANILO JR,RAMOS
764410, LOS BANES,FRANKLIN,TOLOSA
764365, LOSARIA,JESREYLL,GO
764870, LOZADA,IAN,CUACHON
774943, LOZADA,RANDY,MANDAWE
854310, LOZADA,RAYMUNDO JR,CAYATOC
734509, LOZANO,CHRIZON,MACANAS
834718, LOZARITO,JASON,GILLO
774379, LUAB,JUNEL,PASUMALA
784262, LUANGCO,JULIUS,REFUERZO
865898, LUARES,CRISTY,SALIBA
734654, LUCAS,JERICO,GABRIEL
734635, LUCAS,MARY JANE,GABRIEL
774205, LUCERO,JOSEPH KENNETH,BONGHANOY
745045, LUCIDO,ALEXIS JOURDAN,MONTEZA
715014, LUCINA,REY,COLLADO
784141, LUCINARIO,ARCHEMEDES,PASAGUI
745203, LUEGO,JUAN JR,CULMINAS
774385, LUGTU,JANNA,GOMEZ
944943, LUMACAD,VICENTE JR,TOMAROY
785069, LUMAGBAS,ROY,ELARDO
854696, LUMAGTO,MARTINA,KEAT
834596, LUMAPAS,ROGER,ONCADA
774065, LUMAYAG,JOSEPH,VALLEJO
775242, LUMBAB,JONEL,VILLANUEVA
804021, LUMINDAS,ERROLD JHUN,GALON
734791, LUNA,MANILYN,BALBASTRO
744862, LUNA,RAYMOND,BERGANIO
744693, LUNA,RICHARD,LUNA
854044, LUNAG,WILFREDO JR,CUYOP
744493, LUSANTA,MARK JULIUS,MARTINEZ
804415, LUSPO,BONARD,DANSULE
865415, LUSTADO,NOLI JR,BUMAGAT
814135, LUSTRIA,ALVIN,NOBLE
804741, LUZA,JEFFERY,BATALON
874144, MA,MERRY QUEEN,ARZAGA
795380, MABALOD,REY,COLOT
814637, MABALOT,ERICK CARLO,YADAO
775103, MABAYLAN,DEBELO JR.,PANTALEON
784381, MACABINGKEL,LEE MARVIN,ORBONG
794664, MACABINTA,JEFFERSON,GRADO
804909, MACABUGTO,RIZA,TUYAN
745256, MACALAGAY,LEWIS,GAMBOA
744971, MACALINDONG,MARIA CRISTINA,BALDRIAS
734102, MACALINO,LEILANI,BERNARDO
805041, MACALISANG,MARVIN,HEKIN
804594, MACALISANG,ROSANNY JOYCE,BUGAS
864383, MACAM,JAY-R,MAYOR
804963, MACARAYO,POLKEM,FUENTES
854128, MACARIO,JOSHUA BENJIE,ASBOC
734437, MACASIEB,ARIES,MALLARI
864827, MACASIEB,JAYSON,CEREZO
794817, MACASIL,ANDRE ANGEL,JIMENEZ
804145, MACATANA,MARIA IVON CHRISTINE,AGRIPO
864631, MACAVINTA,DEXTER,ALBA
854931, MACAYBA,JOHANNA,DAPUYEN
865589, MADALANG,RAYMOND,ROXAS
795297, MADARIMOT,LYBERT,VITUALLA
865192, MADDUMA,ARNEL,PONTILA
764378, MADERAJE,ALSON JUDE,MATEUS
745192, MADLANGBAYAN,IAN,SARSALE
774254, MADRAZO,CLIFFORD,ZARCO
904031, MADRIAGA,ANALIZA,ISON
864526, MADRID,RAMON VICTOR,PLACIO
754286, MADRIGAL,CHRISTOPHER,PEREZ
814398, MADRIGAL,RECHE,PONGASI
794863, MAG-ABO,HIPOLITO JR,CAIDET
804232, MAG-USARA,DENNIS DEXTER,ELIM
864271, MAGALLANES,JUMAR,IBAÃ'ES
865050, MAGALONA,IRIS,ORALIZA
854823, MAGASTINO,ELMER,DUMANGENG
794979, MAGAT,JOSEPH RICHARD,MEDIJA
944056, MAGBANUA,MICHAEL,ERESE
744496, MAGCAWAS,JEANELYN,ROSAL
784708, MAGLOYUAN,SALVA,MAGDARAOG
755347, MAGNATA,LIEVEN,MAROLLANO
784468, MAGNO,NONA,DAIZ
744098, MAGNO,PEJAY,ABUTAN
764429, MAGNO,RODJEN,JINON
854424, MAGNO,STEWARD,CAYAT
764206, MAGOS,HARVEY,MALLO
865678, MAGOS,JOHN PAOLO,REDONDO
804027, MAGPILI,CHARLE,PALMA
864252, MAGSIPOK,RHALFE,PALABRICA
734328, MAGTOTO,IAN BOGS,CARLOS
804471, MAHINAY,APRIL DAPHNE NICOLETTE,ENGUIO
804336, MAINAR,JOSE ADOLFO,BACAL
734835, MAJAN,KENT,PERALTA
794774, MAKIGANGAY,MIKE,SABUERO
744548, MALABAN,ALMONVER,CAPIROSO
904004, MALABANAN,DENNIS,BAUTISTA
755430, MALANA,JOSEPH FRANK,BELCHEZ
714113, MALAPIT,ANDRES JR,BARROZO
755253, MALATE,JEFFREY,SONES
944679, MALAZO,LERNIE JANE,ANGGA
754743, MALCREDO,NARCY,MORALES
744727, MALENAB,VENUS,VELUZ
814458, MALILA,AL TAHER,SUMAYAN
744424, MALINIS,CHARLENE,CORTEZ
914071, MALLA,EJEL,YAP
744425, MALLARI,JAYDEE,CATAPIA
854849, MALNGEN,JHESSLYNE VANESSA,SANTIAGO
874081, MAMACANG,RICHARD,PEREZ
854532, MAMACLAY,ARNEL,ROBILLOS
774669, MAMAILAO,ELEAZAR,VARON
714927, MAMERTO,BENSON,AGUILAR
904357, MAMUNGAY,PEPITO JR,VILLANUEVA
855068, MANA-OD,LEONARD,CHAOKAS
855003, MANADAO,CARLO MARTY,SIMANGON
804884, MANAGO,GERMIL JR,ACUT
744222, MANAIG,DIANA LULU,MATUNDAN
874096, MANALANG,MATT ROMAN,MAATA
745137, MANALO,EDWARD,MERCADO
904379, MANALO,EMELSON,TENORIO
865570, MANALO,FRANCIS XAVIER,RAZON
865405, MANALO,JERALD,GARCIA
904208, MANALO,JUSTINE,DE JESUS
864462, MANALO,MARIO NEIL,ARRIOLA
714489, MANAMTAM,ALDRIN,SORIANO
715047, MANANSALA,REUBEN JOHN,VIDAL
804564, MANATOM,LOURIEL,RONDA
735249, MANAYAO,ARIOSTO,DOMINGO
784110, MANDAL,IAN,ARIZO
754491, MANDANE,GILBERT,ORATIL
794109, MANDIADI,BRYAN,STRONG
854387, MANENGYAO,ROGER,PANABANG
834308, MANGALAO,JOEL,ROLUNA
735401, MANGALIMAN,PAULA DYAN MAE,CORCINO
865654, MANGARON,RENANTE,SALGADOS
734959, MANGLICMOT,JOFRED,SUMBAD
714936, MANGONON,CASEY ANDREW,FINULIAR
744002, MANGUBAT,ARIEL,TOLENTINO
744335, MANGUE,ALBERTO GIANCARLO,TUBOG
865781, MANGUI,DON CARLO,DE CHAVEZ
744463, MANGUIAT,CAMILO,ACUZAR
774804, MANGUILIMOTAN,ALLAN JR,CIMAFRANCA
735369, MANGULABNAN,ELISEO JR,LEOBRERA
904432, MAÃ'IBO,LIMUEL,GARCIA
865913, MANILA,ERIC,BARROZO
755127, MANILA,SANDY,LOTINO
834586, MANILAG,AILEEN MAE,VILLAREAL
734860, MANIMBO,FERNAN,VALDEZ
864674, MANIMOG,RECHIE,DEGULLACION
854245, MANIPON,ANGEL,OSIAS
744677, MANIQUEZ,MA SHNNE JOY,RAMIREZ
735302, MANIULIT,ELAINE,BUENAVENTURA
774279, MANLANGIT,JAY,ABIAN
804968, MANLIGUEZ,PRESCILA,BACUS
865743, MANLONGAT,KEVIN MICHAEL,VENERACION
754410, MAÃ'OZCA,JOY MARIE,LOZANO
764147, MANTILLA,EDWARD,LAUREA
774814, MANTONG,RONALD,CASTILLO
854636, MANUEL,MANDIE,OLIWAN
864247, MANUEL,MARIA VIRGINIA,ROSIN
854550, MANUEL,MARY JOY,RAYALA
754693, MANZANAL,GIL,SESGUNDO
854821, MANZANO,FANUTAN LEHI,BAHATAN
745004, MANZANO,JOHN CARLO,DE LUMBAN
795116, MANZANO,OSCAR JR,ALMASAN
734050, MANZON,ANNALIZA,VALDEZ
734826, MANZON,ROMEO JR,VALDEZ
734033, MAPA,GESALYN,ENERES
755542, MAPE,CHRISTOPHER JADE,IGNACIO
864423, MAPILE,JOVENSON,VILLANUEVA
735213, MAPOY,FLORENCIO JR,SANTIAGO
744199, MAPUA,AUGUSTINE STANLEY,MARTINEZ
784193, MAPULA,WELFREDO JR,SABAS
714318, MAQNO,SILVERIO,MENDEZ
814419, MAQUILING,SWEENY,BUDO
755212, MAR,MANDY GAY,QUIAN
795039, MARAGUINOT,JEFFREY,MEJORADA
804500, MARAMARA,JOMAR,DEGUILMO
865237, MARAMBA,CHRISTIAN,FABROS
814255, MARANIAN,ALLAINNE PAOLO W,COLITA
744719, MARASIGAN,DINDO,USTARE
804418, MARAVE,JASON,CHIONG
714311, MARCELINO,MARK ANDREW,DELA CRUZ
734999, MARCELO,JOEL,DIZON
865418, MARCHADESCH,CHRISTIAN,SALLE
744647, MARCIANO,JOBERT,SADIAN
764227, MARFIL,MARION,NERVATO
864289, MARGALLO,AGATON JR,BALLESTEROS
794618, MARIANO,RAFAEL JR,FERNANDEZ
814048, MARIBAO,JOAN MARIE,GONZALES
784888, MARIÃ'AS,MAFFY,BADULES
784679, MARIO,ANDREW MARK,PETRONI
814475, MARISCAL,ELMER,PLEÃ'OS
864048, MARISCOTES,RODERICK,RAMIREZ
755523, MARISTELA,BENEDICTO,CARMEN
744376, MARISTELA,SHERWIN,AALA
814311, MARQUEZ,AIREEN,SAGA
794998, MARQUEZ,ALJAY,JACINTO
734701, MARQUEZ,ROMEO,ORTIGOSA
944790, MARQUEZ,RYAN LESTER,POBLETE
744187, MARQUINEZ,RAM,HERNANDEZ
854536, MARRERO,VINCENT,ALBING
745158, MARTAL,JONALYN,ENGO
865742, MARTECIO,JERWIN,ORIAS
865800, MARTIN,ELPIDIO JR,ZAPATA
765044, MARTIN,JESLENE,SUCGANG
735136, MARTIN,MARIE ZHANDI,IGNACIO
714192, MARTINEZ,FERDINAND,BARNACHEA
734404, MARTINEZ,MICHAEL,AZUELO
715199, MARZO,DARWIN,DACUMOS]
914034, MARZONIA,CYREN,MONTOJO
755270, MASAGCA,JAN KASHIMER,SOLSONA
744965, MASANQUE,EDWARDSON,VALDOZ
744543, MASCARIÃ'AS,FRANK AL,RODRIGUEZ
864578, MASSALANG,MICHAEL BRYANT,BALLINAN
734454, MATA,JAYSON,GARDOCE
755187, MATA,LIZA JANE,BALIA
754442, MATABUENA,REY,SOLIS
795422, MATARUL,ALSADAR,BERTO
715350, MATBAGAN,MELECIO JR,SUBADI
854289, MATES,RONELO,GUMPIC
754184, MATEUM,JOSEPH BENIGNO,TINDUGAN
734475, MATIAS,MARVIN,REYES
864731, MATIBAG,RICHARD,CELORICO
765205, MATIONG,GEE,RELINGO
794299, MATLIH,MARIAN,TAMPIOC
865362, MAUANAY,MARK PAUL,SOLIVA
784864, MAUCESA,JOYCE JANE,AGUILAR
834104, MAURIN,MARY ROSE,MORGADO
854643, MAWINI,ISIDRO,CHARMINO
804076, MAYBITUIN,EMELITA,GAJE
834497, MAYOL,MICHAEL,JUMALON
774862, MAYOLA,GABRIEL JR,FERAREN
755296, MAYORES,CHARMIE,NOLASCO
744512, MAYUGA,RALPH SHELLJOHN,BERIMILLO
854589, MAYUMI,VANESA,SAGSAGAP
865230, MECATE,MARLON,YAMSON
744579, MEDALLA,DENNIS,GALLIGUEZ
804468, MEDIANA,CHRISTIAN,TALIP
755140, MEDINA,ERLY JOHN,SIA
744230, MEDINA,RYAN,CARABLE
864553, MEDRANO,ALLEN LINCOLN,CRUZ
715121, MEJIA,MELANIE,MEJIA
834593, MELLIJOR,GLEN,MORALES
774332, MELODIA,EXEQUIEL II,MAPUTY
944690, MEMBRADO,RICKY,MANGESIL
804660, MEMEJE,RICHARD,ABLANIDA
754090, MENDEVIL,CHARLIE,MIÃ'A
834215, MENDEZ,ANTHONY,TADIAMON
864339, MENDIBEL,RICHARD,LAYDEROS
794791, MENDIJA,JUNMAR,AVENIDO
854639, MENDIORO,RICHARD,SOLLER
744958, MENDOZA,ARNOLD,DURON
744400, MENDOZA,DARVIN,ILANO
755336, MENDOZA,EDDIE JR,PILONEO
795080, MENDOZA,FERCEVAL,SAHISA
864610, MENDOZA,JANICE,RESMA
944116, MENDOZA,JENNIFER,VILLANUEVA
865593, MENDOZA,JOSEPH,DEL ROSARIO
804574, MENDOZA,JOSEPH,BAGAS
744210, MENDOZA,MARCELINO MARK JR,AYO
735085, MENDOZA,MAVER,PETACIO
734628, MENDOZA,MICHELLE,MARIANO
804791, MENDOZA,RENEE,OWAS
814418, MENDOZA,RON WILSON,GERTOS
744138, MENDOZA,RUEL,ALEGRO
755031, MENDOZA,VERNON AUGUSTUS,MOLINA
745205, MENDOZA,VINCENT,MAGTAGAD
804722, MENESES,ENGELBERG JUN,BALABA
735119, MENOR,EDUARDO,ROMERO
864973, MENPIN,MARIVIC,PANCHO
834347, MENTERO,MICHAEL,JABOC
774519, MERCADER,MARK,MOLO
735139, MERCADO,HERSON,LAPUZ
734129, MERCADO,JAYSON,SABLAN
784921, MERCADO,JILLARD,OPEÃ'A
744236, MERCADO,RYAN,MABAGA
755225, MERCADO,RYAN GIUSEPPE,MONSERATE
765185, MERECIDIO,MICHAEL,MARTIZANO
865392, MERENDO,MARK ANTHONY,LIM
754020, MERIOLES,MARIO, III,MORAN
715151, MERZA,ELMER,MIGALANG
765218, MESINA,HEREANOR,MATEO
754029, MESOGA,ALVIN,BUSTILLA
864926, METANTE,ERLANDO JR,ARAN
864789, METRIO,MICHAEL,MAMARIL
854829, MIANA,RICHIE,ABULI
765177, MIARAL,AARON TRILONY,DELA CRUZ
864721, MIGANO,ROCHELLE,SIBAL
864317, MIGUEL,MERICK,PALO
764617, MIJARES,JOHN,CABALLERO
784769, MILA,RUNIL,BERE

865628, ESPAÃ'OL,ROCHERITO JR,CABILES
865429, ESPANTO,GONZALVO JR,CASANO
874228, ESPARAR,EDWIN,VILLARUZ
735094, ESPEJO,AGUILA,PANGILINAN
764913, ESPELETA,NEIL ARVIN,VALGUNA
864229, ESPENIDA,JEROME,DICHE
715227, ESPERA,ANDREW,APILLEDO
784856, ESPILA,JENIFER,PORTES
865059, ESPINAS,CATHERINE,ALMOSARA
714173, ESPINOSA,JERALD,APILADO
804071, ESPIRITU,ARMAND,GARCIA
904003, ESPIRITU,ERIC,SANCHEZ
734277, ESPIRITU,RONALD,RAMOS
764168, ESPORA,DIONJE,ANDAYA
745153, ESQUERDO,JONATAHAN,CATAMCO
714011, ESTABILLO,EDGAR,RIMANDO
734690, ESTABILLO,JAYRON,ALCADIA
854936, ESTARDO,JOSEPH ANTONNIE,BALBUENA
755290, ESTAY,LEAHLYN,BULAN
904301, ESTEBAN,MARK WEIZER,SALDUA
735053, ESTEBAN,NOEL,RAMIREZ
804982, ESTENZO,ELWELBERT,PONTILLAS
764371, ESTEVA,BRENDON,HERBO
944246, ESTIAGA,JUNE,PARAS
794313, ESTILLORE,RODNEY,IGOT
764422, ESTOCE,ROMEL,ESCULLAR
834366, ESTOSE,JUBILL,ASUNCION
714841, ESTRADA,ERIC,FERRER
734765, ESTRELLA,ARCHIE,GRAJO
734518, ESTRELLA,JERZON JOHN,TUNGOL
754825, ESTRELLA,RAYMUND,BABAGAY
784581, ESTUDILLO,ANATOLIO JR,LAMBINO
814306, ETAOC,ANN PAULINE,BEDICO
784163, ETIS,JONAS,RAPAS
904456, EUGENIO,MARILYN,SALAZAR
734909, EUPENA,GAMAR,IDAROS
774515, EVALAROZA,RUEL,MINOZA
814077, EVANGELISTA,EDDIE JR,DAHUNACION
784673, EVANGELISTA,GILBERT,TOBES
944284, EVANGELISTA,KARL MARC,MONTAÃ'O
794107, EVARDO,ARNEL,TORRES
854917, EVARISTO,JINALYN,JAQUIAS
734842, EVITE,REYJOHN,BABLES
764920, EWAG,MARK LISTER,MAQUILING
754453, EXTREMADORA,RICHARD,LAURESTA
914023, FAA,FAITH,GABAYNO
744189, FABIAN,JOMER,NEPOMUCENO
914015, FABILA,ABEDNIGO,LUCES JR
784075, FABILLAR,RESTITUTO,GAMALO
874149, FABRIGAS,ROEL,TENORIO
764325, FACTOR,CARLZEN JOY,ALEGROSO
874236, FACTOR,DINKY,OCARIZA
865887, FACTORA,DOUGLAS MANY,SACRO
874089, FADERANGA,SHERY ANN,LAGRADA
914059, FADEROGAYA,CHRISTINE,ESCOBER
765048, FADROGANE,AILYN,BELLEZA
854275, FAGUINGAS,MELCHOR,LANGNGAG
865730, FAJARDO,EGBERT,ILUSTRISIMO
794593, FALCASANTOS,IAN,DACARA
904382, FALLARME,BUTCH,ABAINZA
774373, FAMILAR,RICKY,CANTALEJO
914039, FAMILARA,ROLLIE CRIS,MORTEL
914033, FAMINI,MARY CLAIRE,FAJUTAG
854595, FANTOYAO,ROMEL,PUMIT-IL
855041, FARNICAN,EARL DWIN,PESEW
834724, FEDELIS,RONALD,LONGOS
944250, FEGARIDO,JUNLIH,FABILA
944248, FELICIANO,GLENN,CARBONELL
734962, FELICIANO,JERRY,DACQUEL
784346, FELICILDA,RITCHIE,VALLEJOS
784438, FELICIO,JESSON,DARAGOSA
865416, FELIPE,RAZEL,AMUYAN
834250, FELISCO,ANDRES JR,DELA FUERTA
944357, FELITRO,RANDY,FACULARIN
735165, FELIX,JAYSON,RICO
865627, FEMENTIRA,RYAN,BAYLON
794294, FERMO,MARK ALVIN,DEALCO
865856, FERNANDEZ,CHRISTOPHER,DE LARA
834093, FERNANDEZ,JULMALYN,CENTRO
864389, FERNANDEZ,JUPITER,GABON
744152, FERNANDEZ,LEMUEL,DEQUITO
864833, FERNANDEZ,MARK MICHAEL,GABRINO
865236, FERNANDEZ,RAMON JR,MANGCO
754259, FERNANDEZ,ROLLY,NODO
775387, FERNANDEZ,RYAN JOHN,MARAVILLAS
865879, FERNANDEZ,ZAYNA MARIE,PAGSUGUIRON
814574, FERNANDO,LINDON,BARRIENTOS
864960, FERNANDO,MARY MAY,PADAUAN
714519, FERRER,ARNEL,MORALES
744660, FERRER,OLIVER,UY
744885, FERRER,ROYMEL,SACDALAN
874037, FERRER,RUSSEL,MANOTA
854058, FERRER,TEOFELO JR,BALLESTEROS
715228, FERRER,TERENCE,BAJAR
774636, FERROLINO,PETER JUDE,NARAGA
855042, FETTAR,ROGER,PIL-EY
854504, FIANZA,ANDREW,LAOYAN
854645, FIAS-EO,REGINO,NAIS-OD
944075, FILAMO,BRYAN BENZER,ARCON
714258, FLORENDO,JOSELITO JR,GADUT
764866, FLORENTINO,NIMBERT,GARCIA
864353, FLORES,ALFONSO JR,BACUDIO
864406, FLORES,CLARIESOL,ESPADON
714475, FLORES,DAHLIA,GARCIA
804703, FLORES,EFREN JR,AUREO
944644, FLORES,JEFF DAVEN,CASTILLON
834330, FLORES,JUVIE ANN,SENDIONG
785118, FLORES,MICHAEL,FERNANDO
774559, FLORES,PAUL,PILAPIL
714483, FLORES,REYNALDO I,PALAGANAS
755373, FLORESTA,FRANKLIN,AMARO
714679, FONTANILLA,HARRINGTON,MENOR
854062, FONTANILLA,JANICKKE VAN,COLIS
804894, FONTANILLA,JEFRED,OLVIDA
734281, FONTILLAS,ORLANDO JR,BULATAO
944328, FORCADO,ELMOR JR,ATON
854404, FOROBLE,RAQUEL,POKLING
744744, FORTALEZA,OLIGRIV,RAMOS
754430, FRANCHE,MARK ALVIN,SATORRE
754242, FRANCIS,BERCILLA,BILARO
785002, FRANCISCO,CHRISTIAN,ORTEGO
754107, FRANCISCO,ORLIE,LATONIO
864978, FRANCISCO,SAMUEL,ABUSTAN
854297, FRANCO,JERALDINE,BABIDA
775401, FREDELUCES,MARK ANTHONY,RECLA
944059, FRESCO,KIM,MAGBANUA
814455, FRIGILLANA,ROY,DAO-AY
754811, FRILLES,MARK ANTHONY,MAJELLO
864145, FROGOSO,ABSOLON JR,JULIANDA
834402, FUENTES,ALEX,RAFAELA
764075, FUENTES,ROMY,BERNAL
774043, FUENTES,RYAN,LAOLAO
865798, FUERTES,JEFERSON,BATTAD
864605, FULACHE,BENJAMIN,NOTARTE
854225, GA-OY,JOLLYCAIL,SUWAN
714350, GABA,ELMER,CALIW CALIW
715079, GABAON,WILLARD,ILUIS
834075, GABAS,JULIEN,SAGARIO
834837, GABATO,JASON,YTAC
914074, GABAY,EVAN PETER,FORIO
804272, GABICA,ALI,ABANGAN
864874, GABILO,ROLAND,CANELA
854120, GABINO,REY,PIGGANTO
854446, GABINO,RUDY JR,YACAS
865281, GABITANAN,JULIUS,BERNALES
834124, GABLINES,REY ALBERT,DILORINO
764386, GABORNO,HELBERT,GATINAO
864127, GABRIEL,ROMER,FLORES
814032, GABRINAO,LUIS JR,PANTIG
854067, GABRINO,CHRISTIAN,MARCELINO
765065, GACER,ROMMEL JR,PONSARAN
734872, GACES,JOSEPH OWEN,BALLUG
774749, GACO,RENAN,MACASILHIG
794061, GACUTAN,INDIRA,ALAJA
764560, GADIAN,REYMAR,SONTILLANOSA
814036, GADIANE,GLORELYN,GABUTERO
774655, GADIANO,RANNEL,TANAJURA
865088, GADINGAN,ROMEO,CIOCO
734511, GAGARIN,LAWRENCE,RIGOR
794258, GAHUMAN,GABRIEL JR,LEGARA
744368, GALABAYO,JAYSON,GADO
864487, GALANG,ANTHONY,LAZAGA
744566, GALANG,BILLY,ARGUELLES
864867, GALANG,JONATHAN,MONDIN
864839, GALANG,MARGIE,NAVARRETE
854830, GALANO,JOKER,BADING
814160, GALANO,JONATHAN,ESCOLANO
764215, GALANZA,RALPH,GALLO
865441, GALAURAN,WILLY,PARCON
864117, GALDUEN,RENEMAR,TATON
794332, GALEA,BRYAN,CATANA
784884, GALENZOGA,REMEGIO JR,LECHADORES
854011, GALEON,OCAMPO JOLLY JR,DUMAPONG
784076, GALERA,NELSON,GREFIEL
854521, GALINATO,IRENE,PALKING
744054, GALINO,JOHN EVANSON,TIONGCO
854205, GALLARDO,JAZFER,SANUT
714389, GALLARDO,PATRICK GHIL,BANAGO
814438, GALLARDO,RODERICK,CEBALLOS
754765, GALLARIN,GILBERT,SIERRA
794773, GALLEPOSO,MARK JERRY JR,BAGOR
804719, GALLETO,RONALD,MAGSALAY
814202, GALO,ANTONIO JR,ROLLORATA
734882, GALURA,RAMONCITO,ALUZ
864167, GALVE,FENY,GARDOSE
854598, GALVEZ,LORENA,BARBOSA
814254, GALVO,JOHN MARIEL,SALVA
814103, GAMAD,GILCRIST,LUCERO
814263, GAMALE,JAN REY,VALLINAS
804178, GAMALO,JEROME,CABUNGCAL
834605, GAMBET,NUR AVELINO,HAMISAIN
774106, GAMBOA,ARIEL,CAÃ'AS
774095, GAMBOA,ARNIE,CAÃ'AS
714148, GAMBOA,JOMAR,LARDIZABAL
804432, GAMO,ALFON BERNARD,BOLA
944150, GAMUETA,EINNON,SANTIAGO
745268, GANADO,ARDEE,RAFER
944141, GANADOS,GINAMAE,CHICA
865761, GANANCIAL,LUZ,GAMARCHA
735051, GANAO,JEFFREY BOY,JORDUELA
764407, GANDILLO,JOY,GALLO
774150, GANDIONCO,MICHAEL VINCENT,NULL
765005, GANELO,JERANN,ESTARES
864658, GANIBAN,JESUS,ABOBO
795069, GANIH,AR-RAFFY,AGUILAR
834640, GANTALA,HARISON,BURIAS
774264, GANTALAO,JOHNRYL,GALAGATE
804308, GAPATAN,JANBERT,MELANO
785092, GAPAY,JAY MICHAEL,GAGARINO
865548, GARAIS,MARK ANTHONY,ANGLO
784230, GARCELA,ARGEL,UBALDO
734434, GARCERA,CLIFF,SENOVIO
774599, GARCES,LEOMEL,BABOR
795314, GARCHITORENA,FRANKIE,EYANA
734355, GARCIA,BRYAN JAY,MANALO
944959, GARCIA,CHRISTINE,LANGOMEZ
735372, GARCIA,CHRISTOPHER,DE VERA
804654, GARCIA,GARRY,PACUIN
865093, GARCIA,JANUARY,MARIANO
764980, GARCIA,JAYLYN,TRINIDAD
734184, GARCIA,LIEZA ANN,ALMARIO
744025, GARCIA,MARK JOSEPH,SIMBAHAN
865042, GARCIA,MARK ROTHER,SAMSON
744833, GARCIA,MEL ANDREW,BAUTISTA
714602, GARCIA,MICHAEL,LLOBRERA
774921, GARCIA,PATRICK,GUARA
795249, GARCIA,RAGDEE,NICOLAS
865276, GARCIA,RENELL,APARICIO
714006, GARCIA,RONNEL,GIRON
774735, GARCIA,ROY BENJIE,QUEZON
865572, GARCIA,VON PAULO,OCAMPO
715108, GARCIA,WALTER JR,DELA CRUZ
754399, GARCIA 1ST,LEONICRIS MYRNA,PARDO
944493, GARGAR,JOHN RYAN,ALCANO
734806, GARIN,ASHER,DESOTO
754749, GARRADO,CHERRYL,BACARES
715286, GARRIDO,PAUL DANILO,TADEO
804873, GASAL,JOANNE,MOCORRO
744234, GASIC,APRIL ANN,MILANO
854360, GASPAR,ROBERT JR,CARBONELL
864228, GASPAR,VISCOUNT PETER,TOMAS
774737, GASQUE,MARIAMNIC,TORRALBA
854983, GASTE,MENZI GRACE,LIYAC
904168, GAUDIER,MYLENE,PENDON
804140, GAVINO,JHAYPERSON,BALLADARES
854137, GAWIDAN,BENSON,BALAWIS
804543, GAWINGAN,MART IAN,CRUZA
855007, GAYAMOG,ABELARDO,APOYA
855033, GAYBON,MARITES,BULLAYAO
764765, GEAVIA,MARVIE,MARCITO
944638, GELACIO,JOHN,DOQUE
834119, GELBOLINGO,THOMMY,SALUGSUGAN
734620, GELLADOLA,ERVIEN,BARCENAL
804312, GELLIGAN,JONREY,PARO
774141, GEMINO,ASER,CATAMPONGAN
764885, GEMINO,NEIL WESLEY,ESCOBER
865425, GENDRANO,ARVIN,CADARIT
745089, GENEROSO,EDNA,FAULVE
714089, GENETA,FRANCISCO,VALDEZ
764639, GEPULANGO,JOHN RICK,GICANAL
714328, GERARDO,ROSELO JOHN,PASION
785031, GERASTA,NOEL,LAGUSAD
754245, GERERO,MICHAEL,FERRERAS
865297, GERERO,VHERMON,JAVINES
764996, GERMINAL,EARL,TACLAJAN
784827, GERNA,EDILBERTO JR,CASPE
744691, GERODIAS,ROMMEL,BORDIOS
755047, GEROLIA,LOT,SENDON
765150, GERVACIO,JEOFFREY,FRANCISCO
774467, GESTA,ANJO,BULAYBULAY
865275, GESTOLE,TEDDY,FUNA
785184, GIANAN,JESSIE LOU,TAN
784674, GIGANTO,HAROLD,LASTIMADO
754533, GILLEGO,JAYSON,AREVALO
774175, GIMENO,MARCELO JR,FRANCISCO
764884, GINDAP,JAMES,GARACHICO
855014, GIRON,ERIC,FERRER
754128, GISON,JAY ALFRED,MAGO
834838, GIVERTZ,RAYMUND,PEREZ
784404, GLOBIO,GROWAY,MONTES
945021, GLORIA,WENDELL,DEMETILLO
744015, GLORIANI,JUN ERICK,FERNANDEZ
745300, GLORIOSO,ARNOLD,TAN SANCHEZ
904352, GO,ALEXIS,TULAYLAY
914048, GO,JAMES CARLO,SELOSA
784613, GOCO,RONNEL,GERAY
754882, GODEZANO,JESSICA,BRIJUEGA
754720, GODEZANO,JOSEL,BRIJUEGA
854572, GODOY,DANDREB,SANTIA
754706, GOLLENA,ABRIL,GOZO
784134, GOLLINA,SALDE JR,SOLAMO
784830, GOLONDRINA,ROMNEL,DUPAN
774872, GOMEZ,JOVI CYRIL,SUMBI
765079, GONZAGA,GREGORY JAMES,DUMALI
764873, GONZAGA,JOHN MARK,BENTIGAN
714131, GONZAGA,JOKER,VALDEZ
754484, GONZAGA,RICHARD,JEBULAN
754930, GONZALES,ALFREDO, JR.,AGARIN
764924, GONZALES,APRIL,FARPARAN
744279, GONZALES,DAN JOHN IRVING,SORIANO
774741, GONZALES,DANIEL,CABATAN
864786, GONZALES,FRANCISCO III,MEJICO
734336, GONZALES,GERONIMO,ANO
864932, GONZALES,JULIUS,TENORIO
865690, GONZALES,YVAN JAN,GALI
754121, GONZALGO,ALEX,BARTOLATA
764814, GOTERA,JOHN DANIEL,NILLAMA
754291, GOYENA,ALEXANDER,LOMERIO
804957, GOZALO,APRIL GRACE,CONSOLACION
734413, GRAGASIN,ALEXANDER,FACUN
784014, GRAIG,HERBERT,TUYAN
764659, GRANADA,ANNA GRACE,GALLADORA
865054, GRANADA,MARVIN,TIANIO
785185, GRATA,RAY,MADROGABA
864636, GREGORIO,EARL RUSSEL,BALDERAMA
795105, GREGORIO,REAGAN,LANGOMEZ
714944, GROSPE,ERNESTO JR,ORDONEZ
754349, GUAB,IVY,DELA CRUZ
754358, GUADES,MARY ANNE,SALAZAR
744798, GUALBERTO,DARRYL,ARANGUSTE
834181, GUANZON,CHRISTIAN,TORRES
804954, GUANZON,MONETTE,FERRER
904493, GUBAN,JAMES KENNETH,ESPIRITU
744926, GUDA,JHOANA AGNES,BORBON
814059, GUDMALIN,SHEENA MAY,CRUAN
745224, GUERRA,GIL JONNEL,PURI
744530, GUERRA,PAUL KEITHLY,SANICO
814008, GUERRERO,KEVIN,SALOMEO
734689, GUERRERO,OLIVER,PUDE
734444, GUEVARA,EDWIN,PAJARES
734083, GUEVARRA,FRANCIS,CRUZ
734455, GUEVARRA,GINO GRACIANO,MULI
734741, GUEVARRA,LUCKY TRISTAN,MARTIN
805044, GUHIL,ALBERT,RASONABE
734711, GUIANG,LEIZEL,LOPEZ
734583, GUIAO,DENNIS,SANTOS
714182, GUIEB,ARNEL,LACISTE
804174, GUILING,ANTONIO JR,MASORONG
785032, GUILLERA,SALVACION,LAGO
734128, GUIMBAOLIBOT,GARY JOSEPH,LAO
814558, GUINMAPANG,ARNEL,INTES
854041, GUINTO,GENELYN,CALYAEN
774983, GUINTO,RONALD,BARTILAD
755060, GUIRIBA,MARLA MAE,PEPAÃ'O
754433, GUIRIBA,RONEL,ESDICOL
764414, GUIRJEN,JESSIE,JIZ
744087, GULAY,GEORGE,LINDO
804641, GULBE,NIÃ'O,LAGAHIT
804683, GULE,WILSON,BUNSO
714209, GUM-O,JUN,SAGUN
854188, GUMAAD,MAXWELL,GASSID
804807, GUMAHAD,GUINEVERE,ESLIT
854186, GUMALINGGING,SHOLENE,CAYONG
764054, GUMBAN,FENY GRACE,BEDUA
764376, GUMBAN,SHAUN,ZUNIEGA
865857, GUMERA,JHENELYN,FERNANDEZ
774625, GUMISAD,FIL RIAN,PAGLINAWAN
854321, GUMITANG,ANDRES,CAMILO
854991, GUMPAD,GLENN MAR,MAGMOYAO
854999, GUMPENG,MARILOU,AYANGDO
854184, GUNDRAN,VENEVENCIO,MALANON
944518, GUNGOB,NAYCIE,CABAL
855004, GUP-AY,RENE,SANGGA
854559, GUPAAL,FEBE,MAGALGALIT
775129, GURREA,JOVITO,SOBIOR
804001, GUTANG,HAROLD,BELANDRES
745255, GUTIERREZ,JENELYN,AGELLON
944939, GUTIERREZ,MAUREEN GRACE,HABIBON
735241, GUZMAN,LEONARD MARCUS AURELIUS,ASUNCION
754339, HABOC,MA. NERIA,GUALVEZ
854220, HABUNGAN,AGUSTIN JR,GUINDAYAN
794950, HADJULA,SAJID,ALAP-AP
735385, HALILI,ALBERT,VIESCA
744478, HALILI,DAVEN JOHN,JARINA
854742, HALOG,JONATHAN,ACOSTA
854386, HANGDAAN,ARLENE,TUMBALI
804497, HANGKA,LEMUEL,DALIGDIG
794665, HARIB,SEDMAR,HADJAIE
804107, HARP,JACKY,PORRAS
804973, HAYAG,JOELOUIS,MORENO
864876, HEBRES,MORRIS ALBERT,DUQUE
764042, HECHANOVA,JUN,PATIÃ'O
764240, HENARIOS,RIZALDAY,SUAREZ
864035, HENSON,ERICSON,MAGNO
804550, HERBOLINGGO,RENIEL,MEDINA
864697, HERHER,HONORATO,GAMAYON
755186, HERICO,ANGEL,SORIA
944728, HERIDA,RONNEL JOHN,APAITAN
784313, HERMOSILLA,AILEENE,ARGALLON
854064, HERMOSO,RENATO,BALLASO
864888, HERNANDEZ,ALEJANDRO,GACAYAN
745057, HERNANDEZ,JED,ALMARVEZ
864757, HERNANDEZ,JOEL JR,HABALO
754380, HERNANDEZ,MARIA SALVACION,NULL
744145, HERNANDEZ,MARISSA,ARMEDILLA
864955, HERNANDEZ,MILLARD,ABEJUELA
744702, HERNANDEZ,RODOLFO JR,BUTLIG
865309, HERNANDEZ,SHERWIN,GAMBOA
794479, HERNANDO,ADRIANE REY,MAYORMENTE
774193, HERRERA,HERNANE,SABAY
865877, HERRERA,STEPHANIE DAWN,VERGARA
944990, HICBAN,CARLO JHUN,AUSTRIA
865072, HIDALGO,ARTHUR II,GARCIA
714736, HIDALGO,JHON ROMEL,ALJENTERA
944367, HIDALGO,JOEBERT,MALINAO
764247, HILADA,GLEN,LANCE
764122, HILADO,ANDREW,DUQUEZA
864398, HILARIO,JONATHAN,SOLOMON
944991, HIMALAY,JUNALYN,BALLADARES
834394, HINUNANGAN,BABYLIN,BATULA
734242, HIPOLITO,ALVIN,PANGANIBAN
774178, HIRA,POLICARPO JR,MARTOS
804413, HISEM,JUDY LOU,DOPENDE
834273, HOMBREBUENO,JAY,RULOG
734544, HOMECILLO,VICENTE III,BOGNOT
785093, HOMERES,CHRISTEN,TRIMOR
745289, HONCULADA,PAT JERRY,ALABAN
804346, HONCULADA,SIMPLECIO JR,FERRER
804361, HONCULADA,STEPHEN,FERRER
774440, HONDANERO,ANIE ROSE,BANUA
774405, HORTELANO,ALDRIN,TAMARES
774093, HORTELANO,MARK ANDDREW,JABIDO
854506, HUAB,RICHARD,SAL-ONGAN
944791, HUESCA,ZALDY JR,DUCE
854784, HUMIWAT,BENIE,LUGAY
834656, HURTADO,CHUCKIE,NAMBATAC
904416, IBAÃ'EZ,JEFFERSON,ILAO
795143, IBRAHIM,KAMAR,TOTOH
765220, ICAMINA,ELWENN,ISCALA
744208, ICARO,ALEXIS,UMALI
765228, ICAY,PATRICK ALLAN,CANDELARIO
854150, IDIO,OLIVER,COMPAS
865200, IGANO,JACSON,RAMOS
795278, IGNACIO,ALBERT,ALONZO
865704, IGNACIO,CHARLENE,MANUEL
745091, IGNACIO,JERELI,CATARAN
864356, IGNACIO,JOHN ELVIN,HERRERA
814330, IGNALIG,RODEL,DIGAL
854148, ILAGAN,RODERICK,NALAPO
744163, ILAO,JIMMY,GUEVARRA
775192, ILLUT,CHRISTIAN BILLY MARK,MARIJUAN
795311, IMPAL,FRANKLIN JOHN,CHIONG
734953, IMPAT,JAYSON,SALVADOR
854672, IMPERIAL,JENNILYN,PUDDUNAN
814047, IMPORTANTE,MERIAM,ESCOBAÃ'EZ
784552, IMPUESTO,ALMERA,CALIAO
814003, INAC,RICARTE,JORNALES
784107, INALISAN,GUALBERTO,ARBOLIDA
794641, INDING,SOSIMALOU,RICONALLA
754211, INFANTE,ADRIAN CALIXTO,PALAYPAYON
764435, INFANTE,FELIX III,ESTRELLANES
814226, INOCENTES,MARK,SALGO
854412, INSAS,JOEL,MANAYOS
944963, INSULAR,JOEMAR,LINO
834140, INTAS,ROSETO,NACIONALES
734775, INTERIA,NESTOR,LANDAYAN
944283, INTES,MICHELLE,EGOC
865598, IRAULA,LOUIE,TOLENTINO
814146, IROG-IROG,OBET,ORTIGA
754563, ISAAC,SHERYL,ABLAY
754561, ISIDORO,SARAH JANE,GONZALES
734175, ISIP,ARSENIO II,MONTEMAYOR
854445, ITBO,LILYBETH,ALIBANG
854369, ITLIONG,EUGENE,JAVIER
775126, ITONA,KATHY,BAYARCAL
814052, IWAY,CRESCIL GRACE,OSMAN
765167, JABATAN,RYAN,ARROYO
804735, JABIAN,MARGIE,ASO
804676, JABIGUERO,ARJEE,ANGCOG
804960, JABIGUERO,HARRY JOHN,CABAÃ'EROS
865367, JABONETE,JHURYCO,RAGAY
914052, JACALAN,JONATHAN,VENUS
795381, JACOBA,KENNETH GLENN,CARLOS
814596, JACOSALEM,NANCY,PAZ
854845, JACQUIAS,RONALD,CABUSLAY
714672, JADER,MARK JOSEPH,GONZALES
804018, JAGAPE,ROY,ESTAÃ'OL
804434, JALA,CHIBERT,LARGO
814679, JALA,RICHARD JOHN,APARECIO
784046, JALBAY,RANDY,BARBARONA
834026, JALBUNA,ARTURO JR,DEGUTIEREZ
795361, JALIL,SOPIA,IGNACIO
814532, JAMERO,JANET,LACRIE
834466, JAMILI,RHEA THAE,ALAMO
734489, JAMINDEN,REYNALDO,GAPE
814204, JAMISON,OLIVER,ALWAG
854293, JAMOYO,ALLAN BERT,LABICANI
794994, JANANI,SITTIRAJENA,ARANG
764274, JANDAYRAN,MICHAEL,CERDANIO
785187, JAO,CARLINSON,TOPACIO
834413, JAPITANA,RUEL,AURON
834583, JAPZON,ROLAND JR,VICIO
755329, JASARENO,DHEEJAY,LUNAS
834827, JATULAN,JORDAN,GALOS
864415, JAVAR,RONALD,QUINTOS
864300, JAVIER,KARL GERALD,HECHANOVA
864690, JAVIER,MICHELLE,GOMEZ
744836, JAVIERTO,MARYROSE,DE LEON
715115, JAVONILLO,RYAN,DE FIESTA
775215, JAYME,BB. BOY VINCENT LEONARD,NACION

814351, CHATTO,REAL,MARIMON
755003, CHAVEZ,NOEL, JR.,SANTOS
854558, CHEREN,CHARLIE,FALIKWEY
854406, CHINALPAN,CLAIRE,TANGBAWAN
714920, CHORPANGAN,DULIA,LAPINIO
864498, CHU,RONEL,PERCHA
854153, CHUCCAR,LORETO,BUCCAH
854299, CHUMILANG,DAPHNE,NAGANAG
855073, CHUPISNA,RAJIV,CHAPYOSEN
834049, CIFRA,JUANITO,LADROMA
805026, CIMENI,CARLO,NAVARRO
814093, CINCO,OLIVER,DIVENOSA
734706, CIPRIANO,NOAH,PAGUIO
864508, CLAMOR,DAVID JR,LONGCOP
864285, CLARAVALL,YVONNIE,BELGICA
865350, CLARIZA,AARON PAUL,GUBAN
784490, CLARO,REINA,VARONA
874266, CLAUD,MOISES,REY
854043, CLAUDIO,JULIEN,NITRON
944348, CLAVERIA,MELNARD FRANCEIS,RAGEL
944920, CLAVERO,SHIELLA,CUA
784223, CLEMENCIO,MARK LORY,ORIOQUE
755036, CLEOFE,DON,SANTIANO
784276, CLITAR,MAVERICK,ABLAZA
764453, CLOMATA,WARREN,LACUESTA
784098, CLOSA,ROMMEL,LASALITA
774780, CODIS,RAMIL,EBUA
755546, COL,ROBERT,LEGAL
854028, COLANGGAB,WILLIE,BANG-ASAN
874134, COLILI,MARK ANTHONY,CASTRO
764641, COLLADO,ARIEL,NAVA
774512, COLLAMAR,TRACY,MAXIMO
714327, COLOBONG,STEPHEN VENADINE,GONZALES
774420, COMENDADOR,ESTER,TAN
784911, COMEO,MOISES,BADE
744019, COMIA,EMERSON,MARQUEZ
744435, COMIA,MARK DEXTER,LEONOR
784821, CON-UI,AJ,BARRO
764489, CONCEPCION,MARY GRACE,RENDAJE
714650, CONCEPCION,ROBERTO JR,LUCERO
944672, CONCHA,LEE RANCESS,CAMBRONERO
754035, CONDE,EMMANUEL,GUELAS
874245, CONDESA,ANJELIC,JUAN
814389, CONDINO,JHUN REY,ORO
754570, CONSTANTE,ANNABELIEH,MALAGUEÃ'O
765192, CONSTANTINO,DENNIS,DE LA CRUZ
754692, CONSUELO,MEDARDO,BUENAGUA
755006, CONTANTE,BRENT MARK,CUERDO
864165, CONTE,ROMIL,DEL ROSARIO
785058, CONTREDAZ,CHRIS,SANCHEZ
755402, COPAS,ELVES,REBANCOS
714891, COQUIA,MARY HANNAZEL,CERDENOLA
784431, CORDERO,DANREBB,FORNILLOS
764430, CORDERO,GARY,TRANCE
864006, CORNEJO,CHRISTIAN EMMANUEL,FAVILA
754437, CORNELIO,ALAN,ELLANA
745105, CORONADO,ALDWIN,LABERINTO
734619, CORPIN,ALIE,DELIMA
864030, CORPUZ,CHRISTOPHER,RIVERA
864151, CORPUZ,GERWIN,ALMAZAN
734647, CORPUZ,HAZEL,FERNANDO
715283, CORPUZ,JAY JOEMAR,CORPUZ
944871, CORPUZ,JENIFFER,GUZMAN
734333, CORPUZ,KENN ELMER,VALLE
814670, CORPUZ,RONALYN,JUSIOL
784224, CORSIGA,ORLY,CUMLA
785214, CORTEJOS,OTTO VON,LORA
854885, CORTEL,JOEL,GAMBOL
794964, CORTES,HERMES,SUBIDO
774302, CORTEZ,DENNIS,SAYRE
754196, CORTEZ,JEFFREY,BALABALDO
804917, CORTEZ,JONAR,RESURRECION
864898, COSCA,JAIME JR,OLIVEROS
904037, COSME,ARJAY,REYES
804539, COSME,REDEN RYAN,SANTOS
814543, COSTAN,JEFFREY,ELISAN
774074, COSTILLAS,ADOLFO JR,AQUINO
784226, COTIN,KAREEM,TAÃ'EGA
754781, CRISOLO,AIKEE,BUBAN
865655, CRISOSTOMO,LOWIE,CABRERA
754510, CRISOSTOMO,MARLON,DEL BARRIO
944879, CRISTOBAL,JERMIE,LAGDAMEN
755337, CRUEL,MARIO,BALASTA
904378, CRUZ,EDISON,ALCANICES
865117, CRUZ,EUGIENARD,VICQUIERRA
714573, CRUZ,FRAULEIN-RAY,RELOZA
734521, CRUZ,GIANCARLO ANDREW,LEONARDO
864672, CRUZ,ILYN,SERRANO
794808, CRUZ,JANUARY,SUMAYLO
874239, CRUZ,NORVELYN,TELESFORO
715116, CRUZ,RICHARD,SORIANO
735293, CRUZEM,DEZMARK,BERNARDINO
865079, CUARESMA,MC JYRF,FERNANDEZ
794154, CUARIO,JAN MICHAEL,TORRES
734944, CUARTERO,IMELDA,ESPINO
785087, CUAYCONG,JOSEPH LEOPOLDO,ACOPIO
834282, CUBIO,JULITO,RULONA
865158, CUDAL,MARIA ROWENA,GAOAT
714130, CUDIAMAT,DENNIS,GOMEZ
804402, CUENCA,LUCYVEL,TABUENA
774245, CUERBO,ROMULO JR,LICO
744697, CUETO,JAYSON,TEJADA
754203, CUEVAS,IO MORIS,CALDITO
745015, CUEVAS,JAKE,MAGHIRANG
784341, CUEVAS,RIO,ALFONTE
775319, CUI,ELJIM JOHN,MEDEZ
804772, CUIZON,MARLON,OROYAN
734215, CULALA,JUANITO JR,DE VERA
834730, CULANGO,XERBUS,APLAYA
714671, CUNTAPAY,CORAZON,SORIANO
804535, CURIT,IAN RICHIE,DUETES
834745, CUSTO,DAISY MAE,PAMONAG
854117, CUSTODIO,ARIEL,BULALA
865450, CUSTODIO,CHARLTON,NEPOMUCENO
794453, CUSTODIO,RENIE,RAMIREZ
784577, CUTAB,RIZALDY,LANANTE
804253, CUTARAN,JAY-R,SANCHEZ
854653, CUYANGAN,OCTAVIA,SACLA
804499, CUYOS,RAYMOND,SONGCAL
944785, DAANOY,ELJUN,JORDAN
855018, DABBAY,GRACE,YAYA-EN
714917, DACAL,JEARESSE ARA,SORIANO
785003, DACATIMBANG,ALEX,COLLERA
854593, DACAYANAN,DONALD,PASCUAL
755111, DACER,GREGORIO,PELAEZ
735052, DACO,DIONALD,PANES
854460, DACOG,AIZA EM,DANGIWAN
944629, DACQUEL,THYNE,PACLIBAR
864835, DACUDOG,ROLAND GIL,TAGANILE
784492, DACUYCUY,RYAN,NARIO
944686, DADIGAN,DATU ESMAEL,GEPOLIO
814414, DADIS,ERWIN,CABEJE
784071, DADIZON,MARK,AUSA
734040, DAES,ERUEL,FERRER
754981, DAG-UM,BRIAN,ROSAS
734845, DAGA,ROSEMARIE,SEWA
834547, DAGAIRAG,FEJIE,RADAZA
944937, DAGOHOY,DANNY,SANCHEZ
775218, DAGOY,RODEL,WONG
774449, DAGUPLO,JADE,DASOC
804128, DAHINOG,GELLA HOPE,PABLO
854887, DAKIWAG,MARIZA,GUDAYON
944597, DALAGUIT,RONNIE,MALUBAY
745016, DALALO,MARIAN,SALGADO
745316, DALIDA,JOSELLE,SAN MIGUEL
804029, DALIGDIG,JOCELYN,ROSALIJOS
784855, DALINA,ALLAN,CASILLANO
854685, DALIOAN,REGINALD,JOVES
864017, DALISAY,EDMAR,OBEÃ'A
865121, DALISTAN,JEFFREY,PARAGO
854343, DALLO,RENAN,PUYAO
764892, DALUMPINES,MARVIN,BORRES
714984, DAMASCO,PEPITO JR,VALLES
734301, DAMASCO,RUBEN II,FUENTES
814445, DAMASIN,LEONARD,RABE
714158, DAMEG,JAYLORD,TOLENTINO
735380, DANDIN,BENJAMIN JR,SANTOS
854366, DANGGALAN,ARNOLD,CASEM
854241, DANGGOEC,MELBOURN,BALANGEG
714479, DANGLACRUZ,RYAN,SISON
904192, DANSECO,ANDY,VERDERA
804429, DAPAR,ROMYFEL,PALACA
804879, DAPIGRAN,KIRBY,PALO
764040, DAQUER,REAGAN,CAABAS
854138, DAR,JAY MARK,DAGDAG
834111, DARAMAN,MARVIN,ARCERO
834173, DARAY,ROLINA,ARPILLEDA
944844, DARUG,RICHARD,RAMO
714179, DASALLA,JOE PETER,ANTOLIN
944517, DASMARIÃ'AS,JOSEPH,CASAMIRO
864688, DASO,JHON,ORTIZ
734703, DATO,REGINO JR,SINGSON
794536, DATU INDAL,HAYDIA,PAHING
944859, DATUMANONG,ALLEUDIN,AMPATUAN
944836, DATUMANONG,NAGUIB,WALOHAN
714114, DAUS,EMILSON,CAYAGO
854361, DAUSEN,DAFFODIL,DANGLAPEN
804252, DAUZ,ROY,ANTONIO
754417, DAVID,ANGELI ANNETTE,ARNIGO
784161, DAVID,CATALINO JR,ROSEL
734264, DAVID,JOANNA MARIE,DANTES
864499, DAVILA,MICHAEL,GONZALES
864206, DAYAG,NIÃ'O EMILIO III,FRIAS
774538, DAYAGANON,ALEJANDRINO JR,MONTEJO
834489, DAYANAN,RITCHELIO,LIMOTAN
804694, DAYMIEL,AMOR,SALAVERIA
794491, DAYMIEL,RHEYCHOLD,JUMUAD
734493, DAYO,ARIES,REYES
864868, DAYO,EDWARD,VALZADO
864678, DAYOT,RECHEL,LEPARANON
774258, DAYUJA,LLOYD,DACILLO
865517, DE BELEN,EDISON,SENA
834830, DE CASTRO,CRISJOHN,SALVE
814628, DE DIOS,WILLIAM,MONOCILLO
764607, DE GUIA,MANUEL JR,LASAP
904429, DE GUIA,RANDY,LAZARTE
794742, DE GUZMAN,EDGARDO,FONTANILLA
864227, DE GUZMAN,EMERSON,PELIÃ'GO
734433, DE GUZMAN,RAYMOND,ORDONIO
735468, DE GUZMAN,ROWELL,CEREZA
774787, DE LA CALZADA,ROLANDO JR,ARO
804456, DE LA TORRE,JASMINE,MALHIN
904355, DE LARA,CAROLYN,AVENTURADO
904354, DE LARA,JOENEL,TAMARES
735175, DE LEON,AARON DANIEL,LOZANO
865256, DE LEON,ARGEL JOSEPH,MEMPIN
865745, DE LEON,ARTURO JOSEPH,BELMIN
735186, DE LEON,MARDIE,MENDOZA
865490, DE LEON,ORLAND LUCKY BOY,ORTEGA
745062, DE LEON,PERRIE HOWER,RAMIREZ
865689, DE LEON,ROCKY JOHN,ARCILLA
944247, DE LEON,TWINKLE,SESPEÃ'E
754385, DE LOS ANGELES,AILYN,DON
754297, DE LOS REYES,RENEN,PERDIGON
754682, DE LOS SANTOS,MARLON,MILANTE
755027, DE LUMEN,ABRAHAM,LUCIDO
804515, DE LUNA,LLOYD,EBANA
744471, DE LUNAS,BIBIANA,MENDOZA
744013, DE MESA,MARK JOHN,CAWA
744011, DE MESA,OMAR,ZAIDE
744291, DE OCAMPO,JOEL,BABAAN
745164, DE OCAMPO,MICHAEL,ALAFRIZ
814273, DE PEDRO,MARVIN,PERALTA
854723, DE PERALTA,JOSEPH,CATIEMPO
745008, DE ROSALES,DAVID LEE,HERNANDEZ
714064, DE VERA,AARON JEFFERSON,VALLO
874031, DE VERA,ALEXANDER,ESPINOSA
754519, DE VERA,ERICSON,VELANTE
755223, DE VERA,GLEN,ARIOLA
744935, DE VERA,NIÃ'O,PABLICO
864549, DEAÃ'O,APRIL,ROSERO
864928, DECENA,NEMI AECHYLLUS,SERUMA
944941, DECENA,REDON,JUNIO
744821, DECHITAN,FRANCIS,LOJO
794161, DEHAYCO,CARL VINCENT,SANGUAL
734104, DEL ROSARIO,ALBERT JR,AGUSTIN
754807, DEL ROSARIO,ARVIE,BANZUELA
754869, DEL ROSARIO,NARCISO, JR.,MAGDARAOG
754365, DEL ROSARIO,RHODA,DESUASIDO
755064, DEL VALLE,ERNIE,REOLA
744371, DEL VALLE,KRISTIAN,ALFORJA
834154, DELA CALZADA,APOLINAR JR,ARINGAL
864981, DELA CRUZ,ALVIN-ACE,MANALAYSAY
865127, DELA CRUZ,EDMUN,BACUNAWA
865349, DELA CRUZ,EDMUND VINCENT,PANGILINAN
744146, DELA CRUZ,HENRY,BOLIMA
714712, DELA CRUZ,JAHN WARREN,LIBED
714777, DELA CRUZ,JAY CHRISTOPHER,PANGUELO
944453, DELA CRUZ,JOEL,BAJADE
734568, DELA CRUZ,JON JON,BATACAN
744575, DELA CRUZ,JULIUS CHRISTOPHER,CHUA
814173, DELA CRUZ,NOVO,SIMILATAN
864475, DELA CRUZ,RIARCH,CANO
864142, DELA CRUZ,RICARDO JR,GUTIERREZ
734143, DELA CRUZ,ROLANDO,DELA CRUZ
874021, DELA CRUZ,RONNIE,BANDEJAS
735291, DELA CRUZ,ROTER,RUELOS
854798, DELA CUESTA,MARWIN,CALIMLIM
794804, DELA LLANA,JOHN MICHAEL,DE LEON
735516, DELA PENA,MA ANDREA,GASMIDO
744201, DELA PEÃ'A,EUGENIO,AGAM
834374, DELA PEÃ'A,JANICE,BAGNOL
834303, DELA PEÃ'A,JOSEPH ALBERT,SELADORES
755509, DELA PISA,FELIX, III,TENORIO
865819, DELA ROSA,ANGELO,ERGINA
864521, DELA ROSA,ROSELYN,FERNANDEZ
834098, DELA SIERRA,JONAS,COMANDA
874073, DELA TORRE,EUGENIA,MESIAS
814298, DELA TORRE,ISYLLE,BAYO
734009, DELA TORRE,MARK ZESON,ANDRES
944786, DELFIN,ACE LAURENCE,GOMEZ
735445, DELFIN,SHERWIN,VALDEZ
754575, DELFINO,MELVIN,DEL CASTILLO
754448, DELGADO,ROI JOSEPH,LABITAG
755455, DELGADO,ROMULO, JR.,ALMERO
774256, DELIGERO,CLINT,MACACHOR
765091, DELIMA,APRIL JOY,NAMIA
775159, DELIMAN,RONILITO,APAC
864671, DELMO,LEE,PASTORFIDE
834507, DELO,ROMWELL,DIGAMON\
784008, DELOS,NATHANIEL,ACUIN
854483, DELOS REYES,APRILYN,CLAUNA
854439, DELOS REYES,CARMELO,ENRIQUEZ
755050, DELOS SANTOS,DANEZA,MARMOL
754822, DELOS SANTOS,JAY,TOSOC
744625, DELOS SANTOS,JEFFREY,ANTONIO
755102, DELOS SANTOS,JONER,MATOCIÃ'OS
754061, DELOS SANTOS,ROUVIN,MARCO
745196, DELOS SANTOS,TEDDY JR,PALAQUIA
775313, DELOTAVO,JULIUS,GAYO
814371, DEMAFELIZ,JANDY,FRANCONAS
864172, DEMAISIP,LLOYD HARDY,GAMBOA
764464, DEMASIS,SHARON ROSE,CANO
864990, DEMATERA,CARLITO JR,ENCINA
744916, DEMERIN,CHERISH MAE,FERRER
814595, DEMILLO,ROMEL,DURANTE
764273, DEMOCRITO,ARMEN,GALINO
764973, DEMOY,BERNADETTE,BULAO
755216, DENSO,MARK ANTHONY,MAHUSAY
864675, DEO,ADRIAN,GARLAN
914008, DEOCADES,LA DONNA ANN,DELOS REYES
754640, DEOCAREZA,IANDRE,MIRALPES
865486, DEOCARIS,FROILAN,CALIMA
754754, DEOCARIZA,NOEL,MABUTE
764565, DEPOSITARIO,MA RESTI ADELINE,DEALA
944351, DEQUINTO,JOVETTE,CONOCONO
944197, DERECHO,KRISTINE IVY,LACDO-O
804708, DERIADA,EMMANUEL,ANUÃ'UEVO
865409, DERRADA,ROSEMARIE GAIL,PLACIDO
865659, DESOR,VILLY,HERMO
755477, DESPI,GOLDENITO,TOMAQUIN
755283, DEUDA,JOSEPH,MIRASOL
944382, DEVELOS,ALEX,CATEQUISTA
764538, DIAMANTE,ANDY,CHAVEZ
734075, DIAMAT,EMMANUEL JR,GAVENTA
864443, DIAZ,DIOGENES JR,DIOLATA
715297, DIAZ,EDUARDO JR,TERRADO
734789, DIAZ,EDWIN,PACURIBOT
944712, DIAZ,SCHELOSKI,TORIO
775176, DICHOS,AMORMIO,NIÃ'OFRANCO
774443, DIGAL,ERWIN,ODRIGUE
904390, DIGNO,PHILIP,PANGILINAN
774323, DILUVIO,JOSE EMMANUEL,ALIMURUNG
745104, DIMAANO,JOVEN,IBAÃ'EZ
764822, DIMALALUAN,JOEL,PAJO
804941, DIMALNA,JAMALICA,COMAYOG
734185, DIMATERA,MICHAEL,CAJUGUIRAN
854859, DINAGTUAN,NOVELYN,BUAKEN
794492, DINGAL,EARL DEEN,FRANCISCO
775340, DINGAL,SHERWIN JAMES,JAMOSMOS
814698, DINGAYAN,CRESENCIO JR,PADADA
784732, DINO,RODHELIA,CESISTA
745147, DIÃ'O,CHRISTIAN,AÃ'ONUEVO
944418, DIOCADES,JERENELL,OCTAVIANO
854602, DIOLA,JENNY ROSE,BAYAWA
755375, DIONG,ARIAN,LIQUE
944469, DIONG,JULNALYN,TAUPAN
874281, DIORDA,JEENKY,MENDEZ
864540, DISPO,ALEXANDER JR,CASILLANO
754122, DISPOLON,RICARTE, JR.,DICHOSO
774197, DISTRITO,WILFRED,LOPERA
744589, DIVINAGRACIA,REX,ROXAS
865577, DIZON,CHRISTOPHER,MALONZO
734108, DIZON,DEXTER,CORDERO
944364, DIZON,ELMER JR,LAGDAMEN
734068, DIZON,GILBERT,DE VERA
764968, DIZON,JANN HOPP,ARANAS
734755, DIZON,JULIET,CADIANG
734279, DIZON,MARK ANTHONY,ARCEO
834301, DIZON,RANDOLP,PIAO
735442, DNIEL,LEODEGARIO JR,EULIN
784670, DOCENA,DELIUS VICTOR,ALBESA
865521, DOCOT,FROILAN,BONAAGUA
764456, DOHINOG,KRISTINE MARY ROSE,SUCALDITO
784977, DOINOG,ARNEL,DELA CERNA
775119, DOLANAS,MARK ALLAN,TUMANDA
764256, DOLENDO,JURY JR,POCECION
794261, DOLOTALLAS,ROLAND,ANITO
755088, DOMANICO,ANGIELYN,ADANO
754782, DOMASIG,FRANCISCO,GUARIÃ'A
715238, DOMINE,LOVE JOY,MENDOZA
904221, DOMINGO,BERNIELYN,BARUA
854612, DOMINGO,CHESTER LEE,PALANGDAN
854165, DOMINGO,GEORGE,LUKEN
714264, DOMINGO,JOHN CARLO,DOFREDO
734743, DOMINGO,MARCELO JR,COLORADO
865936, DOMINGO,RON,MINA
865785, DOMINGUIANO,JAY,ESTOYA
854453, DOMINQUEZ,NORMAN,BELMORO
865686, DONCERAS,JOHN ANTHONY,FORTIN
754132, DONGABAN,ROMMEL,BENZON
854824, DONGUI-IS,DJAY,BALUGA
864773, DOPOL,RAZEL,ILOG
714657, DOPTANTE,ROY TADEO,BALDEMOR
834014, DORADO,ARISTEO,RAZON
734931, DORIA,FRANCISCO III,USON
834832, DOROMAL,WILLIAM,MOPAN
834144, DOSDOS,DINDO,BELTRAN
774864, DOTILLOS,WANIE,AMACA
865881, DRIS,FERDINAND,SALAMEDA
755147, DU,ROBERT ANTHONY,SALIVIO
734949, DUATIN,CHERISH LOU,SANTIAGO
794503, DUBAL,DEXTER,MONGCUPA
784462, DUBLADO,ROLDAN,CALOPE
804749, DUCOT,JUMPHOJ,ORDINARIO
794416, DUHAYLUNGSOD,MICHELLE,ECO
734267, DUJALI,ALAS,CRUZ
854796, DULAWAN,IVAN ALFONSO,ALBERTO
854676, DULAWAN,MAGNUM,SABYAT
854657, DULAWEN,BRIAN GRANELLE,LIABAN
855046, DULAY,BRENT FLOYD,NGOL-LOB
734447, DULAY,MARPAUL,CLATA
854517, DULAY,OLIVER,FONTANOZA
715259, DULAY,REY,BARROGA
754496, DULFO,JOSEPH,LUMBES
854368, DULINAYAN,MARIBEL,TUMAPANG
764623, DULLESCO,IAN JOHN,BEDIA
854795, DULNUAN,ALEXANDER,LOY-ANG
734206, DULNUAN,CHRISTIAN DAVID,SANTOS
804175, DUMADAG,DENNIS,TENIO
834603, DUMAGAN,ANNA VICTORIA,CAYASA
784881, DUMAGSA,PHILIP II,ABELLA
744972, DUMALA,JHADE,JARCE
775121, DUMAS,CLEFORD,MONCADA
714748, DUMASLAN,REMALYN,CABANDAY
854898, DUMATOG,PAUL REVERE,CAMPILIS
944903, DUMAYAS,JAY MARC,FARNAZO
854066, DUMBAB,NOEMI JANET,EDDUBA
864884, DUPALCO,MERYNA,BAYRON
714433, DUQUE,MARCO POLO,UMAYAM
865243, DURANGO,NEMESIO JR,MONTIAGODO
764917, DURON,ELBERT,SEGAYA
764961, DURONIO,DIANA,DELORIA
865756, DUTERTE,MICHAEL,BELMORO
834379, DYPONGCO,DEXIE LIBERTY,ESPINO
774522, EBCAS,DAINE CLAIRE,PEPITO
794024, EBIO,ALEXIS,TUBAT
754015, EBLORE,FRANCIS,BARICANTE
794031, EBOL,CLAIRE,ANDICO
754999, EBOÃ'A,FREDERICK,RAVAGO
804119, EBORA,NEUNO JESSELTON II,COLEGADO
754177, EBRADA,NOEL,MUGAS
854109, EBREO,JUANITO,IBASITAS
754432, ECAT,WILLIAM, JR.,ABILGOS
814011, ECHANO,TRISTAN JAN,RAMIREZ
865123, ECHEGOYEN,RYAN,MOJICA
864056, ECLE,SADELIO FERNANDO RIZAL,VASQUEZ
784549, ECLIPSE,CESAR JR,BALANI
755078, ECO,EDWARDSON,ABARCA
745259, EDAN,JANNET,ABARADAR
795431, EDDING,HAD MARWAN,ABORDO
734130, EDQUID,EDWARD,FLORES
715071, EDRA,LESTER,BERSAMIRA
734700, EDROSALAM,VENUS,MARQUEZ
874102, EDUALINO,ISABELITA,LLAMERA
834202, EDULAN,WILFRED,BERMAT
764052, EGAEL,RYAN,NEIBLA
764335, EGARAN,RANDY,BUENCUCHILLO
775389, EGE,EDELINO,GURREA
764957, EGUALAN,RODOLFO JR,AMPOG
714053, EISMA,GEJOBEN,ABAYON
735344, EISMA,JERICO,CAPINPIN
914032, EJE,DENNIS,FORMENTO
944821, ELARCOSA,ELMAR,MAGSAYO
814211, ELARCOSA,ROCKY JUNE,TANGHIAN
834133, ELBIÃ'A,GETHER,NIOG
834574, ELCULLADA,ROLANDO JR,OLOJAN
864290, ELECCION,CHRISTOFFERSON,ELECCION
814684, ELENON,JULIUS,ALABE
854673, ELIAS,JHAN BELLE,MONDAY
855011, ELLA,CARIDAD,MACAIBA
774978, ELORDE,VIVENCIO JR,ARNADO
754873, ELQUIERO,GIGI,ACUAVERA
794309, ELTAGON,GEROME,LACHICA
794341, ELUMBARING,ALVEN,ANITO
775227, EMBALSADO,LENY,ARINAZA
814088, EMBRADURA,NEIL,DURBAN
774644, EMBRALINAG,RONALD,DELIT
774402, EMPIC,EUGENE,DALIGDIG
774952, ENAGE,HILDEYARDO JR,FLORES
784645, ENCARNADO,MARNEL,ACEDERA
754368, ENCISA,CYRENE,MOSATALLA
804146, ENCOY,RENIER,PAGUTA
745275, ENDAYA,DARWIN,ANYAYAHAN
734933, ENDAYA,HARRY JOHN,SANTOS
744817, ENERO,RAMIL,ALVIZ
774192, ENGLIS,MARICAR,VELASCO
864665, ENGO,OLIVER,MARTIRES
865502, ENMIL,MANUEL III,TORRADO
834355, ENOC,TYRONE,BERUAN
944410, ENOPEQUEZ,JAYLYN,ELEVERIO
794295, ENRIQUEZ,DANTE,CONSTANCIA
834344, ENRIQUEZ,JAN ALLEN VIERNE,TIU
714409, ENRIQUEZ,MARK,VISPERAS
735129, ENRIQUEZ,ROBERT,LAZO
944501, ERAGA,CRISPINO JR,AMBAY
744075, ERANZO,EDRYAN,ATANACIO
775273, EREDIANO,JULIETO,TANGOB
735206, ERESE,DENNIS,LARDIZABAL
804503, ERMAC,MICHAEL,CAHOY
814745, ERSANDO,MARK JEFFERSON,JABAJAB
794069, ESCABAL,VON RAYAN,BUYCO
775265, ESCALA,RETONI JUN,CABUGNASON
735473, ESCALANTE,GANNY,EBILANE
744696, ESCALONA,ELIZAR,SUMANTING
864628, ESCALONA,NELSON,MATURAN
754370, ESCAÃ'O,ROSSI,ESTAYANE
804919, ESCARTIN,SOCRATES,BEÃ'AS
714608, ESCAT,RIZABELLE,TUGADI
804740, ESCOBAR,CECILI,IMPIG
814353, ESCOBAR,DENIEL,MOBE
944437, ESCOBILLO,MARK JOHN,JABONILLO
865912, ESCOSIO,CHRISTIAN,LOQUE
734471, ESGUERRA,ERIC,FELICITAS
804461, ESGUERRA,JOHN REY,ARAÃ'EZ
744957, ESGUERRA,ROMUALDO JR,BERNARDO
714574, ESLABRA,ERICSON,AGBUYA
854292, ESLAY,DAVID JR,KIS-ING
794766, ESMAO,JOSEPH,BUCO
865582, ESPADON,WELGAR,DELA CRUZ

754893, BARRUN,FLORIAN,ARCILLAS
804487, BARSOPIA,JOSEPH,NULL
854808, BARTINA,LOYD,NANGLEGAN
755448, BARTOLAY,JOSIE,ALMOSARA
735089, BARTOLOME,GRACIANO JR,SESE
944942, BARTOLOME,MYRA,SANTILLAN
764267, BARTOLOME,ROWEL,AGUILAR
864155, BASA,SEAN JOSEPH,PIOLINO
854337, BASADA,ROMEO JR,GARCIA
755191, BASCO,CZARCRIS,NICOMEDES
854094, BASCONCILLO,DINES,BALALLO
854073, BASTIAN,CYRI,PELOLOC
854995, BASUNGIT,JERRY,GANNISI
854571, BATAGUEN,MARJAY ZALYMEL,AGUILAR
715101, BATALLA,JOMAR,LINSANGAN
854229, BATALLA,WINSTON,ILASIN
834747, BATAN,JOAN,AUXTERO
755284, BATIANCILA,VALENTIN,PULVERA
944582, BATISLAONG,JONA MARIEL,EPANTO
834704, BATOBALONOS,ELLA MAE,BURDEOS
754464, BATRINA,JOSEPH,GREFALDA
854753, BATTON,DENVER JONES,BAYUCCA
764221, BATUAMPO,RONNIE MARK,BEATO
874098, BATUL,JONATHAN,ALVAREZ
944612, BATULANON,DARWIN,URO
854833, BAUAG,JONALYN MARIE,TUBIJE
734525, BAUI,MARK ANTHONY,COSTALES
874252, BAUTISTA,ARNAN,QUISTO
864905, BAUTISTA,CERNEL,SANTOS
714237, BAUTISTA,ERWIN CESAR II,GUISING
864121, BAUTISTA,FHITZ GERALD,SERAFICA
865240, BAUTISTA,JERIE,MAGLANQUE
865549, BAUTISTA,JONATHAN,CRUZ
764702, BAUTISTA,MARK ACE,LACHICA
944143, BAUTISTA,MARK RAY,TIDOR
795136, BAUTISTA,NOEL,DAGALEA
864148, BAUTISTA,PAULO,TEJADA
944005, BAUTISTA,RICHARD,TIDOR
904265, BAUTISTA,ROANNE,DE VEAS
764972, BAUTISTA,ROWENA,PINTOR
744703, BAUYON,MICHELLE,BAYONETO
874135, BAWEGA,MARK GIL,TOLEDO
854098, BAWIT,RENE,GA-AYON
774145, BAYA-IS,ARCHIE,PARAME
805006, BAYABAYA,JOEWELL,GANTAO
854398, BAYANGDAN,JENNELLE MAE,AMOGGAO
784603, BAYANI,ALVIN,SOLMAYOR
744606, BAYANI,MICHELLE,ABAYA
864727, BAYBAYAN,JAIMA,TAPSILANI
784754, BAYGAN,LESTER,PACIBE
814235, BAYKING,EDDIENUER,GASPE
774680, BAYLON,DEXTER,TABORADA
854638, BAYLON,GERRY BOY,MAYUGO
754982, BAYLON,JOTHAM,ARELLANO
794120, BAYLOSIS,ANNABELE,SARNILLO
864474, BAYNOSA,ROMEO,ATES
854647, BAYO,LAURENCE,LAMUYAN
734012, BAYONETA,JAMES,GUEVARRA
755340, BAYOTLANG,FREDERICK,MESA
854029, BAYWONG,DENNIS,TAKINAN
784787, BEATO,REY,DIGA
774604, BECALDO,ACE RYAN,GARCIA
774077, BECAMON,ALVIN,LOCMAYON
834060, BECONG,JOVANNIE,BUSTILLO
944463, BEDIAL,MICHAEL,ABAS
944664, BEDOYA,BENJIE,FARIÃ'AS
944799, BEDUA,GLENDON,BELINARIO
735041, BEJAR,BERNARD,MAYO
734819, BEJAR,JAYNARD,PASTOR
734550, BEJEC,RONALD,MALIO
795342, BEJOC,FRAZEL,DURAN
854980, BELAC,ROGER,MAMANTEO
775025, BELAMALA,EDWIN,BELAMIA
764713, BELARDO,JUNMAR,AURELIO
814076, BELARMINO,ARTEMIO JR,MANDING
744127, BELARO,EDWARD,ISIP
715309, BELEN,AURELIO,RUBIO
735065, BELEY,PETER,PADILLA
854857, BELISARIO,JAY-AR,TUMBAGA
814601, BELLEZA,MARIA LARRIANE,FIGUEROA
854034, BELLO,RONEL,DELA ROSA
854807, BELLO,WILLY,MENDOZA
734613, BELLUGA,VON ALLAN,ORCILLA
734323, BELMONTE,MARIA CHARISMA,ABOY
834185, BELOCURA,ALBERTO JR,TICMON
764028, BELONIO,EMMANUEL,ANTONIO
834659, BELSONDRA,ELTON JAKE,OROZCO
854501, BELWA,RANTER,BANGOY
854741, BENAOE,RYAN,MINA
854609, BENBENAN,NAPOLEON JR,JOSE
744347, BENCITO,ANGELICA,BENDO
754093, BENDAL,MARVIN,BOMBUHAY
834189, BENGAL,GREYSEN,SALINO
764497, BENICO,JOCELSON IV,CASPE
764618, BENJAMIN,ERIKA,DISOMANGCOP
854239, BENTER,RHODALYN,SOLINTO
865658, BERAN,LOVELLA,BODOT
754711, BERCES,MICHAEL RUSTY,ROMERO
765175, BERDANDINO,LITA,IBARDOLASA
755345, BERDUL,MELVIN,BALIUAG
904154, BERGES,ADDEO,CEBALLOS
944580, BERMEJO,JULEIVER,PIQUERO
854875, BERMUDEZ,CELIA,LUMABIANG
784067, BERMUDO,NIEL,BADION
714847, BERMUDO,ROMER,BOGNOT
814290, BERNAL,DEMELYN,JAMOLES
754828, BERNAL,JUNNEL,JAULA
854555, BERNAL,RANDEL MON,MONTES
755497, BERNALDEZ,BENJE,LOBO
754546, BERNARDINO,BENADETTE,ENDIAPE
734172, BERNARDO,ARIEL,FABROS
735109, BERNARDO,FERDINAND EMMANUEL,SALAYSAY
794617, BERNARDO,JULIUS,BERGANIO
765208, BERNAS,CARL NEYSON,DIOCSON
804086, BERSABAL,JOY,LUSTRE
754787, BERSABE,JOEL IAN,JACOB
774022, BERSALES,ALMIRANTE II,BAGUNDOL
865335, BERSAMINA,RAMIRO JR,CRUZ
715138, BERZAMINA,MELBOURNE,FIGUERRES
864801, BESANA,EDISON,AMETIN
814602, BETANGCOL,WYNDY,SAJOLAN
864967, BIANES,ROGELIO JR,SILLERO
814585, BIARE,MARK JOSEPH,OSANO
754139, BILAOS,NIÃ'O,BENDAL
764997, BILLONES,MARTIN JOHN,COLDOVERO
774572, BILOCURA,ROMIL,NAVARRO
854806, BIM-MOY,OSCAR,LINDAO
805030, BINAHON,REBNER,MESIAS
904485, BINALANGBANG,LOUIE,ILACAS
754497, BINALLA,ALDRIN,BUENO
854998, BINGCAN,LORENZO,DALUSEN
944820, BINOYA,FRANCIS VER,LU
785114, BIONG,CERILO,GONZALES
814200, BITAN-AG,JERTZ RANIE,CUBELO
944921, BITANTOS,WITZEL RUSS,RAMORAN
804364, BLACER,SHEENA JAMERLA,OREJUDOS
754340, BLANCA,BLANCA,BARBOSA
834025, BLANCADA,JECRIS,ANTIPASADO
944737, BLASE,ROWELL,DOMINGUEZ
754296, BO,NICOLAS JR.,BARAQUIEL
754406, BO,ZANDRA,SALLAO
754694, BOBOYO,RICHARD,CAO
744853, BOCAUTO,RICHARD,BAUTISTA
784272, BOCO,MICHAEL,HELLACONE
804320, BODBOD,DIOSDALE JUSTIN,CABISADA
854401, BOG-AC,LAURENCE,TAMBALONG
794123, BOGANOTAN,DALMIE,PANDAY
784158, BOHOLANO,EVELYN,ELMOSORA
754299, BOLA,JOENARD,BODINO
804717, BOLANIO,NEIL KRISTIAN,VILLANUEVA
755425, BOLAÃ'OS,CHIRADEE,GENEROSO
854581, BOLANTE,ANTHONY,GANDEZA
944536, BOLAWIT,RENE,RELACION
754760, BOLINA,RONNIE,GRATIL
764779, BOLNEO,RUTHER,FERNANDEZ
834404, BOLONIA,JERLON,MARGEN
734615, BOLOS,JUNE ALLAN,BUENCONSEJO
754864, BOMBASE,GLENN,BANAL
854231, BOMMOSAO,VIDA,GUINNAYAO
854538, BON-AS,ERIC,KHALANG
755164, BONDAD,GAYSON,TOLENTINO
854690, BONDAD,PETRONILA,MALAGGAY
734460, BONDOC,SUZANNE,TAN
754857, BONGAT,MANUEL, JR.,LIRIO
775299, BONGCAWEL,REY,CABIARA
834626, BONGLAY,JOEY,ORTIZ
834327, BONGLAY,ROMULUZ IAN,LUCERO
804769, BONIAO,MARJUN,TAGAYLO
714227, BONIFACIO,JAYSON,AYUDAN
755370, BONSO,NOEL, JR.,GITOMO
714808, BONZO,RIO,DOMOGEN
864598, BORBOR,JEMAR,ISAAC
754007, BORDAJE,LARRY,JANABAN
784040, BOREN,SAMUEL,MATARO
715361, BORJA,CONRADO,LALATA
944342, BORJA,RUTH,UNDRAY
714872, BORJE,ARMIDA,OLIVEROS
754816, BORLON,ROY,HILOTIN
814310, BORRAS,LYNETTE,RODOLLO
854841, BOSE,LOVELYN,BUENTIPO
864513, BOSI,JONDER,MASIRAG
944198, BOSTON,GLENN,BAJILIDAD
804186, BOTER,DONALD,MORENO
864732, BOTIN,NESTOR,PADASAS
744245, BOY,LOUIE,DARIA
854714, BRAGADO,JIMBO,MADAYAG
804661, BRANZUELA,ERICK VON,MAQUILING
764872, BRAVO,REMUS CAESAR,LOZANA
865826, BRAVO,VANESSA,ORENCE
784906, BRAZAS,MEDOZA,LLANO
754192, BREVA,DOMINGO, JR.,CENETA
714735, BRILLANTES,HAXLY,SORIANO
754471, BRILLO,ENRICO,BARCELONA
764798, BRINQUEZ,IAN JOY,LOZADA
714214, BRIONES,JUNE CHRISTOPHER,VILLEGAS
814746, BRIONES,LAWRENCE RIC,GALVE
775355, BRIONES,RICKNIE,SABANAL
754752, BRIONES,RYAN,DETERA
714439, BRISTOL,DENNIS,RACRAQUIN
754140, BRITON,JOEY,BARTOLATA
814646, BROCA,NIQUE JR,LACABA
854706, BRUMUELA,MERCUSAN,DIMALANTA
754030, BUBAN,ERWIN,GONZALES
834417, BUCA,JORGE,BANGUIS
864921, BUCAD,JESSICA,TUGADE
864901, BUCALON,GLORIA MARIS,SUHIAN
784933, BUCATCAT,FREDAROSE,TABAO
854757, BUCLOG,RYAN,IMMATONG
795209, BUCO,REBIE,EMPALMADO
944847, BUCOG,LOEL,MUEDA
775247, BUCOL,ALADIN,BARBADILLO
865500, BUEBO,EDCEL JR,SATSATIN
754725, BUELA,EVA,BENDAL
754198, BUELA,REY,AWA
744659, BUEMIA,ARNEL,DINO
854407, BUENA,RONALD,GUMPIC
865599, BUENAFLOR,GILES,CANTALEJO
754069, BUENAFLOR,JONARD,BONSOL
854499, BUENAVISTA,RAMIL,SEMANA
804366, BUENDIA,ARMIN,MELLIZA
764590, BUENO,BRYAN,ACERON
944172, BUENO,MEL BRYAN,NEJARDA
864644, BUENVENIDA,GERARDO JR,CLARITO
744909, BUERA,NIPTALI,REVALDO
834723, BUHIA,MARY JANE,TIU
864473, BUHISAN,ALEXIS,PURISIMA
865400, BUISON,MARK ANSELM,REPLENTE
755350, BULALACAO,JENNIFER,DE LA ROSA
734358, BULATAO,NICKSON,LURIZ
864134, BULAUITAN,NOE,PURUGGANAN
854802, BULAYO,JOVIN,GUMALINGUING
804052, BULLANDAY,MICHAEL,CABANLIT
735246, BULORON,MARK ANTHONY,SELVIDO
794093, BULOSAN,RAMIE,DOFILES
784934, BUNA,EMIL,CONGZON
864315, BUNA,RODRIGO JR,YAONA
834206, BUNIEL,RAMIL,DOLIENTE
774015, BUOT,MARIA VICTORIA,GONZALES
754791, BURABOD,NORMAN,PAJE
754685, BURCE,EDUARDO, JR.,KALLOS
775095, BUREROS,NOEL,APELANIO
854825, BUSAL,CHERUBIN,OSDEG
854969, BUSLIG,MERRIAM ANTOINETTE,DAKIWAG
735087, BUSOK,AMERCOSAIN,CORPUZ
735375, BUSTAMANTE,BEVERLY,CRISOSTOMO
714991, BUSTAMANTE,WALTER,BASE
854683, BUSTARDE,SALVADOR,SALINAS
814722, BUTAD,RANDY,JAMISOLA
804556, BUTALID,RANDY,YAMARO
804912, BUTALID,RUDIE JEY,BAYONA
734363, BUTT,MAQBOOL AHMED,ZARENO
834826, BUYANTE,RIZALYN,IBAY
854759, BUYAYO,JESTONY,DARIO
874193, CAABAY,MA. ELAINE,RODRIGUEZ
744747, CAAGBAY,HANSEL MIKE,RACA
814653, CAB,GERALDPOL,ARANGCON
735321, CABACUNGAN,KIRVIN PAULO,BUNAG
864768, CABAHUG,REDELL,LISTONES
774233, CABAJAR,DENNIS,ALEGADO
774271, CABAJES,RINO,BATAC
854008, CABALBAL,RODEL JR,MARQUEZ
774834, CABALIDA,REX,SEVILLEJO
755001, CABALLERO,JAMES,LLACER
714759, CABANG,FRANCIS,ALICANTE
804313, CABANGON,HARRES,MORITO
854444, CABANILLA,MARIE IVY,BENAURO
795449, CABANLIT,MA SHEELA MAY,FERRER
744100, CABANTOG,JHOMER,RAMIREZ
774750, CABARAL,MICHAEL,KIERULF
864844, CABASAG,ROLLY,COLLANTES
944411, CABATANIA,EMILY,CANTOMAYOR
804761, CABATUAN,JASON,PAJARA
864669, CABATUANDO,MAUREEN,CASASOLA
764393, CABAYA,JOHNREL,ARTUAL
764451, CABIAL,JESSIE JR,BENETUA
804864, CABIGON,ELJUS BRYAN,MEDURA
834421, CABILAO,JEFFERSON,LIGA
754393, CABILES,CATHERINE,DE SAGUN
854671, CABINTO,DANTE,CASTILLO
775309, CABRILLOS,JAMES,INAJADA
804475, CABUDOY,LLOYD IAN,DIANO
774853, CABULAO,MARK ANTHONY,DIGAUM
784096, CABUQUIT,JESTHUS,BACULANLAN
874180, CACA,MEILYN,OCAMPO
734580, CACAL,DEXTER KRISTIAN,BAQUING
784159, CACALDA,ARNEL,CORPUS
714194, CACAYURAN,RAYMUND,OFIAZA
764051, CACHUELA,NOVI JOHN,DEADIO
764945, CACHUMBO,RODJIEL,VILLALOBOS
754911, CADAG,DONNALD,ORAA
745173, CADAVEDO,ELEAZAR,BAISAN
794478, CADAVEDO,IVAN,ADRIATICO
774647, CADAY,VANISA,GASPAN
854256, CADCHAN,JEZEBEL,KUMANAB
804059, CAGADAS,ROLLY,ARANAS
754591, CAGANDA,RAUL, II,TOÃ'ACO
804537, CAGATIN,MICHAEL,TIMPLE
944962, CAGUMBAY,NEIL,ARELLANO
794263, CAIDET,MARLITO,DAGAYLOAN
854370, CAILIN,MELCHOR,LIBAN
864381, CAILING,BONIFACIO JR,VIADOY
804338, CAINDAY,EVERLYN,QUITALIG
865835, CAJUDAY,JOSE JR,TAOPO
784219, CALABIA,MARION,MERCEDES
944514, CALABROSO,ORLANDO,CATUBIG
775230, CALAGO,JOEL,BALUCOS
864747, CALAGOS,IGNACIO JR,MORELOS
744787, CALAGUI,SHELLAINE,AUSTRIA
795372, CALAHONG,ARACELI,ARROZAL
814043, CALAMBA,FLOREZA,ESPERA
754567, CALAMBA,FRANCESCA MARIE LOUISE,FLORENDO
714326, CALARO,ARNEL,GAUDIA
854768, CALATAN,WINSTON,LAWAD
715243, CALAWAGAN,GERALD,BUENAGUA
784068, CALCETA,HERBERT,SALINAS
774324, CALDERA,JIM PAUL,PARTOSA
735505, CALDERON,ANALYN,GABRIEL
904292, CALDERON,CYRUS,CALDERON
764086, CALIBARA,ALEJANDRO,SOLIJON
774345, CALIBO,HENRY MARKIN,PAUNILLAN
784487, CALIBUSO,ALFRED,BOCO
865726, CALICA,MARY JOYCE KARIZE,SALIPOT
754687, CALISIN,JOHN ROGER,HAGARAP
854221, CALIXTO,OPLE,LUMAYOG
785147, CALIXTRO,VIRGILIO JR,CASTILLO
804671, CALMERIN,AUDIE,BALDERAS
755429, CALNEA,JEROME,TERUEL
834615, CALO,RICO,RARA
944864, CALO,SONNY TED,ALOG
784909, CALOPE,KENDRICK JONE,DUBLADO
714319, CALPITO,JAN ANTHONY,PALALAY
714312, CALUCAG,LOVE JOEY,AGCAOILI
775398, CALUMBOY,REMON,CENIZA
735318, CALUMPAG,JAY,AGUILAR
814272, CALUNSAG,WILFREDO JUNIOR,CAJEGAS
804715, CALURASAN,DANILO JR,PAREDES
804777, CALURASAN,JEFFERSON,PAREDES
784337, CALUTAN,BARTPEJY,OCENAR
804553, CALZADO,KIM,DAQUE
714681, CAMACHO,ADONIS,PADILLA
854096, CAMADO,STANLEY,PASIAN
804989, CAMANNONG,RODOLFO JR,BALCOS
774565, CAMERO,JUN ERNIE,LUCERO
714133, CAMIDE,JUMAR,OANDASAN
814125, CAMIÃ'A,MARQ ANTHONY,GIGANTANA
865915, CAMMAYO,CHRISTIAN,NAZARIGA
784516, CAMPOSANO,HIEROTEO HORST JR II,SAN MIGUEL
774505, CANALES,DENMARK,VENCE
814411, CAÃ'AS,BENIE,PELARE
865740, CAÃ'AVERAL,ALVIN,NARAG
864405, CAÃ'AVERAL,EDISON,BARLAAN
865069, CAÃ'AVERAS,AILEEN,PALADAN
854942, CANCIO,JESSIE JR,TARECTECAN
864354, CANDELARIA,CHARLIEMAGNE,DIONISIO
754866, CANDELARIA,LEONARDO, JR.,ASICO
804839, CANDIDATO,MARLON,NAVARRO
744132, CANDING,PETER ERNEST,TAMIO
754898, CAÃ'ESO,AISA,ABONITA
735253, CAÃ'ETE,DENVER,DENESTROSA
764031, CANILLO,MARKEN,LEONES
734573, CANLAS,RUSSEL,CARREON
774598, CANLOBO,NICK FRANCIS,CANTERO
754400, CANO,JELA,MADRIDEO
864966, CAÃ'ON,JONATHAN PAUL,MILITANTE
764272, CANTO,CATHERINE,CAMPO
745257, CANTOS,ANGELICA,CABRAL
784274, CANUDA,FEDERICO JR,CANDASUA
784937, CANUDAY,JACKERON,TING
864784, CAOILE,JOHN I,VILLANUEVA
784124, CAORES,LEA,DAISOG
744259, CAPAGCUAN,RALPH CHESTER,MAKIMOT
734133, CAPAN,ROLAND,CAPIL
814522, CAPANGPANGAN,ALDRIN,AGRAMON
814297, CAPANGPANGAN,SHELO,AURESTILA
764966, CAPAPAS,NEMA,MIGUEL
794085, CAPARO,DENNIS,ALVAREZ
784819, CAPARROSO,CLARK KEVIN,PAREDES
754622, CAPARROSO,ROLAND KIM,TAMAYO
804621, CAPIENDO,ANTONIO JR,ROMANO
785208, CAPILI,RODOLFO JR,ALAON
904280, CAPILLO,NIÃ'O,FABELLA
754983, CAPINIG,CHARLES,GARCIA
734655, CAPINPIN,RUEL,DE LUNA
864799, CAPRICHO,ANJIE,CESTINA
805012, CAPULE,MARYCREZ,CATIGBE
744405, CAPUNO,ROMEO JR,DIMARANAN
764379, CARADO,MARK ANTHONY,LUMAHAN
765067, CARAMPATANA,DAVY,TESORO
744932, CARANDANG,RUTHER,BONSOL
764160, CARBOLIDO,BONNIE GLEN,BACO
794629, CARBONA,ERICK,BARIQUIT
854045, CARBONEL,BOBBY,BANAWOL
854746, CARBONELL,GUS-NELSON,LUMBANG
794892, CARBONILLA,RYNNE,OMAR
714017, CARCHA,EDGAR,YLARDE
714528, CARDAÃ'O,OLIVER,CALI
784728, CARDEÃ'O,JEFFRIN,PRAMBITA
854336, CARIAS,RANDALL,BATAY-AN
814025, CARILLO,EDGAR,MANSANADES
745218, CARINGAL,HOMER,ARNAIZ
804967, CARIÃ'O,MARLON,VILLEZA
744038, CARIÃ'O,RONNIE,CARLOS
784275, CARLOBOS,VINCENT JOHN,ARA
854530, CARLOS,MARY ANN,ARADA
804215, CARMONA,GIRLIE,PALACIO
774898, CARO,JULIUS,ROMANILLOS
715129, CAROLINO,SARSI,QUIRO-QUIRO
864382, CARPENA,MICHAEL RIKK,BANTOLA
814080, CARPENTERO,KINREY,FAMOR
854200, CARPIO,CHRISTIAN,PAWIL
734857, CARPIO,MICHAEL,RAMAC
744053, CARPIO,RONEL,QUIATCHON
854193, CARPIO,WILLMOORE,BOSONGAN
854389, CARRANZA,MIGUELITO,CRUZ
744934, CARREON,MICHELLE,RAMOS
714092, CARRERA,KATHY REINA,FLORA
854346, CASABAR,RENATO,TOMELDEN
764577, CASABON,JIOME,FILIPINAS
735515, CASACLANG,JONATHAN,CUYUGAN
864895, CASAMAN,JAMES IRWIN,RASOS
744889, CASANOVA,CORNELIO,CASANOVA
744061, CASANOVA,LUTHER,CANOSA
774728, CASAYAS,ERICK JAMES,MAWAY
834317, CASERA,JAKE,BOLAMBOT
944402, CASICAS,HAILYEETT CRIS,DEVARBO
794420, CASICAS,JENIFER,ALERIA
754829, CASIMIRO,EDWARDSON,JUDALENA
834405, CASINAS,RIC,GESITE
804042, CASIÃ'AS,DONDON,MANLANGIT
864216, CASINOS,ARISTHOTLE,MELAG
734777, CASIS,JAYSON,BALAS
864577, CASPE,JERALD,PALMA
754426, CASPE,JOEL,BALBASTRO
755209, CASQUEJO,AMELIA,MILLARES
764442, CASTANEDA,CHRISTOPHER,CASTRO
944573, CASTAÃ'EDA,STEWART,SARGADO
804549, CASTAÃ'OS,JOHN MERICK,CADAY
865506, CASTELLON,NEIL MICHAEL,HOMIGOP
764571, CASTILLEJO,ANDRES,CASALMER
865939, CASTILLO,CHRISTIAN,IDOS
744241, CASTILLO,DERWIN,CABISCUELAS
735118, CASTILLO,ELLEN JUNE,TABAN
744193, CASTILLO,JONJON,CASTILLO
794508, CASTILLO,JOSEPHINE,GADAYAN
865358, CASTILLO,LORAME,CAMACHO
854415, CASTILLO,MARK,CALIMAG
714044, CASTILLO,VANESSA DYAN,PASCUA
834276, CASTINO,MARGARET,LACIA
734579, CASTRO,AMPY CARLA,IDICA
865836, CASTRO,EMMANUEL,PAGAYANAN
715132, CASTRO,LESLIE,RANIAGA
814313, CASTRO,MAUREEN JANE,MALINTAD
734261, CASTRO,WILFREDO JR,GARCIA
944887, CASTROMAYOR,LEOBERT,SARONA
744856, CASTRONUEVO,DONA LIEZL,DINLASAN
834682, CASTROVERDE,IRISH,ABAO
754823, CASTUERA,EDGARDO I,LITERAL
754416, CASTUERA,MARY JOY,NACION
804937, CASTULO,EDWARD RYAN,VILBAR
864603, CASUYON,EDGAR IAN,VARELA
865141, CATACUTAN,RYAN RODEL,SARMIENTO
814528, CATADMAN,JANINE JOIE,DUCA
854025, CATANGLAN,FRANCIS,MATABYE
904210, CATIEMPO,DORIS,SAPIGAO
834400, CATUBIG,MANUEL JR,CABARRUBIAS
945016, CATUGO,JOSEFA AMOR,LUYONG
864869, CAYABAN,MARRIEL,DE LEON
784222, CAYACO,AARON RYAN,CARIAN
854097, CAYD-AN,ALI JOE,MALANDO
854233, CAYDA,AKIWA,MAYO
834715, CEBRIAN,PAUL JR,VASQUEZ
764805, CEBUA,EROLD,GARDIANO
804072, CEJAS,DENVER,TERUEL
865808, CELESTE,BRIAN EMILSON,ESTANISLAO
865481, CELESTE,JERIC,NICOLAS
754195, CELESTE,JOSEPH,NARVATO
774563, CELESTIAL,SHIELA MARIE,CATAYTAY
774571, CELESTIAL,VINCENT,CATAYTAY
874225, CELORIO,LEO,AGUILAR
944391, CELOSIA,JORIE,GIGANTE
865352, CELSO,ROBERTO JR,ARANDILA
864413, CENA,RALPH KHRISTIAN,BALISI
734458, CENENSE,ARSENIO JR,DEBIL
804745, CENIZA,CHONA,BAUTISTA
864579, CENIZA,ROSEMARIE,DELA CRUZ
744782, CENIZAL,BERNIE JAY,REGINDING
814312, CENON,ANALIE,SALWAY
784606, CERENADO,ALFRED,VICARIO
755493, CEREZA,ERIC,BERMILLO
714219, CERIA,SAMUEL JR,DOMINGUEZ
754731, CERILLO,MA. ANTONETTE,LUDOVICE
774423, CERIO,RICARDO JR,POLANCOS
785211, CESISTA,FRANK JULIUS,CASTILLO
764946, CEZAR,JULIUS JR,CABRERA
734823, CHAN,JYSELLE,MERCULO
744839, CHAN,MARIGOLD,MANDURIAO
754344, CHAN,SASIA,MIRANDA
854285, CHANAO,DENNIS,DOMINGUEZ
804358, CHANES,MYLENE,BALOBARTE
855049, CHANGAT,DARLENE RUTH,SUMEG-ANG

Result of Napolcom Police Entrance Exam Taken Oct 25 2009

834568, ABA-A,RAMIL,DERIGAY
794398, ABAD,ASIS,BALANAY
864959, ABAD,JAMES IRWIN,BARROS
865205, ABAD,JOHN JAYSON,VILLAS
804707, ABADAY,NOAH KRISTOFER,ZAPANTA
775357, ABADILLA,SONY,TAMPOS
944848, ABALOS,LOUIE,VEREÃ'A
804480, ABAN,ARNOLD,SIMITARA
714513, ABAN,REGIE MARK,RUZOL
774673, ABANGAN,KENNETH,CALIHAT
794989, ABANIL,GIRLIE,ARADO
854932, ABANSI,LILY,CALATAN
754977, ABARING,HERIX,SOLANO
804058, ABARQUEZ,CHRIS,SINCERO
774012, ABARQUEZ,DIOMELEN,LABITAD
804171, ABASOLO,IVORY MAE,OGUIMAS
764297, ABASTILLAS,EL,GARCIA
765159, ABAYON,STEPHEN,OBARRA
794054, ABDULMUIN,ALMUNIR,BAKIL
775013, ABEDANIA,ARTHUR,PARAME
745244, ABEL,NATANIEL,REGONDOLA
745069, ABELARDE,JAQUELINE,DELARMINO
715173, ABELLA,ISAGANI,CASALLO
715219, ABELLERA,EDUARD,ALMIROL
794886, ABELLON,SHERWIN JULIUS,ABERA
754463, ABENDANTE,FRANCIS ALLAN,BALLESTEROS
865360, ABENIR,RYAN,GIPANAO
735134, ABESAMIS,SHAREE ROME,GONZALES
764646, ABIERA,MARK NOE,QUIMAN
754036, ABINES,ANTONIO, III,OPRE
754362, ABION,GIE ANNE,TALDE
854330, ABLASA,ELFRED,MAYAMNES
755232, ABO,GICELLE,BOQUIRON
865929, ABONG,MARK JULIO,UMIPIG
775277, ABRASALDO,EMMA,AGDOL
734456, ABRAZADO,TEODY,NULL
794709, ABREA,KARL DARYL,MUTIA
764353, ABROT,ERCEL,ONDAY
714975, ABUAN,MARIVIC,RABAJA
774904, ABUDA,ELMER,ANGANA
834607, ABULENCIA,RIMAR,CAW-IT
784662, ACAIN,RONALD,AQUIATAN
764131, ACANTO,MICHEL JEMS,SARMIENTO
754165, ACBANG,MICAHEL,LOBENDINO
784691, ACEBUCHE,MARK PAUL,MINGOLLO
834020, ACERO,NIÃ'O JOHN,GALOPE
714008, ACLAN,JIOVANI,TATUNAY
714339, ACOBA,NEIL,BUTAC
834184, ACOMPAÃ'ADO,LALAINE,TUSO
794678, ACOPIADO,JAEDE,ICALINA
764529, ACOSTA,LILIBETH,BALBON
854544, ACOSTA,WELMER,CAPAWAY
874094, ACOY,MARCIANO JR,CAYUBAN
784842, ACUÃ'A,JORGE,SUMAMPONG
794084, ACURIN,RENE BOY,BORJA
864341, ACUZAR,PHIL ALDRIN,QUINICO
744845, ADA,JOHN ALDRIN,DEPAMAYLO
795384, ADALIM,REOFUL,DESCALLAR
804702, ADAME,JEPY REY,RICABLANCA
734739, ADAO,MARK ANTHONY,ABUD
744282, ADAO,MICHAEL,AURIN
814567, ADAYA,VIRGILIO JR,VILLANUEVA
754272, ADAYO,NIÃ'O,PAULITE
814289, ADJILIN,SHERLY,DACALLOS
734870, ADOLFO,DAVE,AZUELA
784032, ADOLFO,LILANNIE,LAGUMBAY
784961, ADONA,AARONSTIEN,ABAYAN
734389, ADRIANO,JOHN ARVIN,CAO
865479, ADRIANO,RICHARD,SALAZAR
735394, ADRICULA,FRANCES SARA,CORCINO
754130, ADVINCULA,RANDALL RYAN,PATACSIL
865218, AFANTE,RAQUEL VANESSA,SALIGUMBA
854119, AFIDCHAO,JUNJUN,RUFINO
715266, AFROILAN,GENE TERRY,POSADAS
854079, AGADAN,JAMES,SISON
854156, AGAID,JULIANA,BOMMOSAO
774066, AGANG,CLIFFORD,EDANO
754346, AGAPITO,SHIELLA,DAZA
754229, AGAWA,CHRISTOPHER,CRESCINI
864607, AGBALOG,NICO ANDREW,BALADAD
854497, AGBAYANI,JOHN SANDERS,BUMANGLAG
784483, AGBON,RITCHIE,TUAZON
714151, AGBUNAG,RIC,CABANBAN
794094, AGEAS,HENRIK,TAGAB
864215, AGGABAO,MARK ANTHONY,CHAVEZ
714349, AGGACID,MICHAEL,BALTAZAR
784992, AGOSTO,RODEL,VELARDE
854463, AGPAD,JOVITO,OLA-AO
865814, AGPAOA,IVAN,DE GUZMAN
804505, AGUADA,ROGEL,ESCALONA
734158, AGUAS,DANNY,ROXAS
754956, AGUID,RYAN BONIFACIO,SAN JOSE
744418, AGUILAR,GENESIS,ROSALES
804795, AGUILAR,JONATHAN,SAMPAGA
734461, AGUILAR,MANUEL JR,TANEDO
755032, AGUILAR,PRINCESS,COLLAO
734537, AGUILAR,RALPH,ANTONINO
944511, AGUILLON,MICHAEL,LAMINTAC
855030, AGUINALDO,JOVENAL,MANADAO
774843, AGUIPO,ROLDAN,LLANO
734186, AGULTO,LENENCIO JR,OCUMEN
715141, AGUSTIN,CAYETANO,GUZMAN
864033, AGUSTIN,JAY,DELA CRUZ
774276, AGUSTIN,MARIO JR,ONAYAN
814396, AGUSTIN,RUDOLPH IAN JOHN,QUISAY
854815, AGWIT,RIDEL JANE,BUMALIN
854814, AHINGWA,ELMA,CARNO
814727, AININ,KHOMIENI,LUMANTA
755408, AJERO,JAMMY NIÃ'O,RECTRA
854944, AKAY,ELVIRA,PONGOD
774677, AKIL,AMADYL,BULAC
865842, AKING,SAJID,BANJAL
795398, AKIP,RYANN,SABTULA
714199, AL SHANI,HABATHA TAHANI,AYTALIN
744221, ALA,ERICSON,LANZAGA
834790, ALABAT,SEJO,GALANIDA
814045, ALAG,SHIELA ANNE,GUEVARRA
794077, ALAJA,NURHANA,MALALI
774918, ALAMIN,JESSIEMAR,BRAZAS
764810, ALANGRE,KARL,DOLLOSA
864940, ALANO,REGIDOR,DE GUZMAN
734353, ALAPRIZ,MARK LOUIE,DAVID
764046, ALARBA,JEARED,ESPEJA
735009, ALARCON,ARCIE,PARAS
804494, ALARCON,BENJAMIN JR,BAHIAN
774969, ALARCON,BRIAN,JABONERO
755026, ALARCON,RONAN,AMPONGAN
735092, ALARMA,ELLIS,VICTORIANO
834566, ALAS,LIBBY JAY,GAVIA
834435, ALAS-AS,JOFIE,GALLARDO
864741, ALAYON,FREDDIELIN,ESGUERRA
794168, ALAYON,MARWIN,ESTRADA
714640, ALBA,CLAIREBELLE,PADILLA
944665, ALBA,IAN PAUL,SOLIVEN
764995, ALBA,MELVIN,DIESTRO
865925, ALBAN,ENRIQUE JR,DE JESUS
804050, ALBARICO,KRISTINE,GAPOL
795030, ALBELDA,ALLAN,ORTEGA
944167, ALBENTO,JERSEL,CARERA
774368, ALBEOS,RITCHE,CHAVEZ
834137, ALBERCA,JOSEPH,CALIMUTAN
784212, ALBINO,TERRY JANE,JIMENEZ
784633, ALBINO,WILMA EULA,SOLAYAO
864003, ALBON,GIOVANNI,MEJOS
944506, ALBORES,CHRISTIAN BRIC,GEPIGA
785082, ALBOS,SALVADOR JR,DAZ
794153, ALBURO,BACSON RYAN,BASTASA
764891, ALCACHUPAS,SALVADOR JR,POJAS
794421, ALCANTARA,AUBREY,MOLINA
715355, ALCANTARA,JESSICA,AGAS
784964, ALCARAZ,CHRISTOPHER NOEL,SOLAYAO
944524, ALCONTIN,DENNISON,MAGUNCIA
944715, ALCONTIN,ROWENA,GASPAR
804197, ALCOPRA,WENDELL,GALON
775282, ALCORIN,JEAN CRISTI,BALNEG
745087, ALCOS,ZANIEL,JOSUE
764296, ALDABON,JOVEN,SUSBILLA
744173, ALDUÃ'AR,TEODULO JR,GAIN
754046, ALEGRE,CARLO,MANDAL
764635, ALEJO,FRANDIEL,ANDRES
854528, ALELUYA,JENNIFER,SOLOMON
754330, ALEMANIA,ADOLFO, JR.,FAJARDO
784331, ALERA,MARK ANTHONY,AVESTRUZ
794245, ALFARO,JOSEPH,JALON
794039, ALFEREZ,REZALIE,MAALAT
805043, ALFILER,LEILANI,MOSQUERA
865585, ALFONSO,ANTHONY MEDEL,GOMEZ
784271, ALFONSO,RAYMARK CLARENCE,VERONA
804905, ALGA,JOMAR,TAPON
814170, ALGABRE,RICHARD,TUBILAG
944860, ALI,ALLAN,LANDASAN
944264, ALI,NORMINA,ALI
794086, ALIA,ARCHIE,LONSIDO
854338, ALICNAS,MARIBEL,BUGTONG
794680, ALIH,TUTOH-AL,SAHIBADDIN
794504, ALIMAN,FLORENCIO JR,BALUD
865713, ALINAS,REY CHRISTOPHER,BARNEDO
755004, ALIPANTE,RICHARD,ARCILLA
714807, ALIPDA,SAMUEL,CAOILI
774410, ALISACA,NENA,TURA
774765, ALISOSO,SIDNEY,DE JESUS
764255, ALLADO,BRYAN,DURANA
774914, ALLARCE,MER CABRIL,GUTANG
854570, ALMAZAN,JONATHAN,MANUEL
865527, ALMAZAN,KARL MIKHAIL KM,TAN
774808, ALMOCERA,RONILO,OFRIL
714867, ALMONDIA,RIZAL,RODEO
944824, ALMUETE,BRYAN DAVE,RIVERA
834300, ALO,ANGELYN,ONG
794231, ALO,MC ENROE,ABUCAY
744866, ALOG,LEO MAR,GUINHAWA
775410, ALONTE,GLEN,TORRES
854080, ALOS,PAULINO JR,WAO-WAO
755073, ALPEREZ,ALVIN ROY,BUENAVENTE
854090, ALTAMIRA,JOSEPHINE,OLIVEROS
764458, ALTURA,TEFFANY,ALENAIN
744446, ALVAIRA,MYLENE,BARAIRO
904191, ALVAREZ,JOEL,BEUP
874027, ALVAREZ,VIRGILYN,CAHILIG
784484, ALVE,DENEYBELLE,VILANABA
714751, ALVESTER,RONALD,BARNACHA
744886, AMA,FLORENCIO EMMANUEL III,BINAY
944236, AMADOR,MAREVIC,YSON
744128, AMADURE,BERNARD,BAUTISTA
804199, AMANCIO,ALLAN,BAYOG
854557, AMANDO,JESSIE,DAGUIOA
714543, AMANSEC,MUTYA MARLA,DE LEON
774626, AMANTIAD,ALEY,BANGOS
774257, AMAQUITON,CRISPIN,CEBALLOS
754318, AMARO,DANIEL,ORTILE
834734, AMBAL,ZOSIADA,MAUL
744124, AMBATA,TRISTAN,ANCHETA
794321, AMBUS,ALGEM,CABAÃ'AS
804189, AMENABAR,ARCHIE,DELA PEÃ'A
814033, AMERIN,REYAN,CARINHAY
795119, AMILHUSSIN,JULWAHAB,ESCANDAR
784184, AMISTOSO,MARIA,GASPAY
794059, AMISTOSO,MARK,ZOSOBRADO
745125, AMITA,LAWRENCE,BENEDICTO
854324, AMIYAO,MARIETA,METING
794473, AMMAD,ARDEN,ASANULLA
794375, AMMAD,DARWIN,JAINULLA
944734, AMON,EMERJUN,OBENIETA
854201, AMON,PROSPERO,LUMBAYA
865139, AMOR,FERDINAND,HERRERA
854562, AMPAGUEY,MICHAEL JR,PACUDAN
744194, AMPARO,EDSEL,ESCALLAR
944178, AMPER,JERRY,RIZALDA
795173, AMSAHANI,ALMAR,SAHIMAJUD
754364, ANABAN,ROSELLE,MABELIN
744017, ANACAN,AR JAY,CORTEZ
944537, AÃ'ANA,ANTONIO,NAVALES
854585, ANAS,NICANOR,OPDAS
764207, ANAUD,MICHAEL WYNS,MONTEALTO
864422, ANCANAN,MARVIN,MAGSINO
774845, ANCHETA,CHRISTOPHER,LENDERO
714029, ANCHETA,ELMER,EMPERADOR
744637, ANCHETA,JEWEL,MANAYAN
944355, ANDALES,MARK JOHN,TAJOLOSA
774123, ANDAYA,PHILIP,DEJITO
714943, ANDAYA,RICHARD,FAJARDO
784451, ANDO,ERWIN,RODRIGO
774679, ANDOT,MICHAEL NICK,GARCIA
854553, ANDRES,CLAIRE,RAMISCAL
714378, ANDRES,JOSEPH,ZAMBRANO
814655, ANG,OSCAR IV,ROMITMAN
865639, ANG-ANGCO,ANNA MARIE,CASTAÃ'EDA
744755, ANGELES,ANTHONY,RABINO
735347, ANGELES,FRANCIS,YAP
735244, ANGELES,HERBERT,YAP
854744, ANGELES,JESTONI,LAUS
735079, ANGELES,ULYSSES,RUZ
754541, ANGELO,METHUSILAH,ALBAR
855081, ANGITAG,MAY,MANUEL
854176, ANGNGAD,CLERIDA,ABATON
784244, ANGOY,JOSUE,TORRENTERA
774520, ANGUS,MICHAEL,MARATAS
744542, ANICETE,DONIE,NARVAEZ
864616, AÃ'ONUEVO,ARMAND,BAUTISTA
745272, AÃ'ONUEVO,BUENAFE,MALOTO
754322, AÃ'ONUEVO,RONALD,GUAMOS
795417, ANOOS,JONATHAN,APOLINARIO
834223, ANTALLAN,ANNIE ROSE,JANIER
734513, ANTE,ARNAIS,SALUSO
744760, ANTE,SANDY,RECIO
735349, ANTES,MARIA CHRISTINA,NAGMA
804970, ANTIGA,JANICE MABELLE,AUREO
834729, ANTIOLA,CLYDE,GEMENTIZA
865217, ANTONIO,JEFFREY,PANGANIBAN
755464, ANTONIZA,OLIVER,ADELAN
764802, APARICIO,BRYAN,EMOY
784422, APARIS,BERNIE,PERNITO
834409, APARTA,VIRGIL,ECHEVERIA
804440, APAS,REZIEL,MULIT
764897, APAYAT,STEPHENE,TOMINES
744789, APDAN,NEIL,DEL MUNDO
744488, APDUHAN,JONATHAN,GUARIN
944503, APE,JAY,TRABASAS
854470, APIL,JESUS,LAWAGAN
764704, APOLI,KRIS AL,ROMERO
944269, APOSAGA,JONATHAN,AGANA
754311, AQUINO,ANTONINO,BERNARDINO
715051, AQUINO,CARLO CRISANTO,MANAOIS
714924, AQUINO,EDILBERTO,BAQUIRAN
755541, AQUINO,GEOFFREY,DETOSIL
714617, AQUINO,JERAMEL,ESTRADA
714839, AQUINO,JOSE JR,PICO
865102, AQUINO,NIORMANN,SANTIAGO
814492, AQUINO,ROMER,MANLIGUEZ
715169, ARAGON,ROSE,GALVAN
834801, ARANAS,VIERNE,TRAQUEÃ'A
944974, ARANDIA,JERALD,ZUBIAGA
764254, ARANDILLA,RE AN,TUBUNGBANUA
865700, ARAÃ'EZ,FELIX JR,CILLO
804591, ARAÃ'O,JONAH,PRIETO
804183, ARAÃ'O,RYAN ANTHONY,ENCARNADA
804324, ARANZA,JUNGY,AULESTIA
774177, ARAPOC,ALDEN JOHN,EBAL
864832, ARBOLEDA,ROE,LAFORTE
865488, ARCALA,MICHAEL FELIX,BALIDAY
814107, ARCE,ANGELITO,TAGHAP
744526, ARCIAGA,ALVIN,BOCALBOS
804386, ARCILLA,EMMANUEL,MONTEJO
754468, ARCILLA,JOSEPH,TAPEL
754404, ARCILLA,MELANIE,TIMOLA
734134, ARCILLA,PAUL JOSHUA,LEGUA
944609, ARCILLAS,BONNIE,CLAUD
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Editorial, Bohol Chronicle

President Carlos P. Garcia of Bohol, widely known for his "Filipino First Policy", could also be considered as a fine statesman.

Queried why he did not lift his presidential finger to asphalt at least the picturesque coastal roads of the tourist province by utilizing the National Budget," Caloy" (as fondly called) said" "I am the president of the country, not just of Bohol."

So it was only in the waning years of the 9-year GMA presidency or about 50 years after Garcia's presidency (1957-1960) that the Bohol Circumferential roads were finally asphalted.

Unbeknownst to many, the "power of the purse" or the authority to use the National

Budget for a specific purpose, has always been in the hands of the President.

Over they years, critics have mocked the derided "pork barrel" of Congress ( P 200 M per senator and P 70-Million per Congressman every year) as graft ridden and weakening the economic fabric of the nation through inefficient projects.

Truth to tell, in a given year, the "Pork Barrel" or PDAF would make up for onlya mere 2.0% of the entire budget. Even the automatic debt servicing is about 21% of the entire budget (depending on currency mix and interest rates).

Sadly, two independent sectors which are supposed to buttress the "check and balance" nature of democracy are given a pittance: Judiciary (less than 1%) and the Constitutional Commissions ( Comelec etc)) also (less than 1%).

The rest of the budget - a whooping 75%- or P 1.2 Trillion of the 2010 P 1.6-Trillion approved National Budget is under the control of the President of the Republic of the Philippines.

This numerical control is further embellished by the fact that the President appoints all of the 21 Cabinet secretaries who distribute the budget largesse and the over 100 agencies (directly)under the Office of the president excluding the numerous Government-owned and controlled corporations or GOCCs.

There is also the technical leeway provided by the so-called Special Purpose Funds (SPF) as contrasted with the "line item budget funds" which cannot be released without the specific approval of the President. This SPH which was only 37% of the entire budget (back in 2002) was now already at 51% ( by 2008) -giving more centralization of "power of the purse" to the President.

That is the reason why many would die to be president of this country-some spending billions of their own money to lay claim on this yearly "pot of gold" called the National Budget.

That is the kind of leeway used why a sitting president was able to divert P 459-Million worth of projects for the second district of Pampanaga (where she is set to run in May 2010 as congressperson), way above the P 70-mllion PDAF--as documented by Rep Risa Hontiveros.

As the exit of GMA from the presidency is imminent in June 2010, the battle for the "power of the purse" is raging full throttle in Congress.

First , both houses slashed the Debt Service by P 65-Billion.The way we see it this could only be done if the exchange rate, interest rate and inflation rate used the by Executive in the initial budget was bloated to reflect a higher debt service.

P30-Billion of that went into padding the budget of the DPWH- probably the most graft-ridden department (for years), mainly through pet projects of those close to the administration.A high-ranking DPWH secretary was shot dead mysteriously near DPWH office premises last year as were some old-hand contractors(not in the news) What gives?

Then, they handcuffed the hands of the President by inserting the rider to disable her from "impounding" releases already approved as part of the Budget. One noted that P400-Million was stricken off the anti-TB camapaign by the impounding method even as two presidential choppers worth P 2-Billion was locked into the Budget.

GMA, can veto that rider, however.

The DBM had argued for a reduction of the DPWH Budget because of backlogs in execution. The P 30-Billion DPWH "insertion" is a post -GMA Game Plan by the legislators since their execution can be good for two years under "Capital Outlay" section of the Budget.

The Personnel Expenses and MOOE (Maintenance and Operating" sections have to be expended within one year - in contrast.

But the most glaring example of how a vengeful president can use the "power of the purse" to twit if not emusculate the enemies is the fact that for many years the PDAF of the militant groups like Bayan and Gabriela as well as those of some opposition senators have not been released. So there.

Placing the fate of the nation- through the implementation of the National Budget-largely on the shoulders of a president -has been seen to have been abused mercilessly.

We yearn for the election of a president with enough allies in Congress who will fight for real-Mckoy "budgetary reforms"- a de fact clipping of preident's own hands from being inserted into a stupendous cookie jar called the National Budget.

It is really about time.

By the Bohol Chronicle

Senator Loren B. Legarda, staunch environmental advocate, will be arriving here to affirm her advocacy on environmental protection.

She will speak before hundreds of students of the Bohol Island State University (BISU) at 2.pm. on Friday at the Bohol Cultural Center, this city.
       
LEGARDA

Legarda is one of the few national candidates of note, that has branded her public service anchored primarily on the protection of the environment. The former Senate majority floor leader and multi-awarded broadcast journalist will also induct the Bohol members of "The Green Ladies" at the Casa Filomena. Legarda is running for vice president of the Philippines in the May 2010 polls as a member of the Nationalist People Coalition (NPC) under the Naciomnalista Party banner. She recently represented the country in the Copenhagen "Climate Change" Summit attended by 120 country heads of state- where she was the only Asian speaker on the environment during the event.

During a phone interview over dyRD, Senator Legarda said it will be time for the Boholanos to hear on the issue on "Climate Change" during Friday's forum here.

14 bidders inspect Panglao Airport site
By the Bohol Chronicle

Fourteen bidders of the Panglao Bohol International Airport arrived yesterday to inspect tjhe site of the prospoed airport.

Prov'l Administrator Handel Lagunay said the arrival is a prelude to the scheduled bidding of the multi-billion project which will be funded under the Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA).

The site inspection gave the interested bidders an actual view of the area in Panglao where the airport will be constructed.

Of the 17 listed, four did not show up during the site inspection yesterday, Hanjin Heavy industries, China State Phil. Construction Corp., Ron Daniell Construction Corp. and Equi-Parco Construction Co.

The companies which sent their representatatives for the site inspection were C.M. Pancho Construction, Inc., JF Legaspi Construction, Vicente Lao Construction, BSP & Co., Inc., First United Contractors Cor., A.M.Oreta & Co., Inc./Aquino Construction Development Corp, RD Policarpio & Co.,Inc., Sunwest Construction & Dev't Corp., Sta Clara International Corp., OR Sarmiento Construction, DL Cervantes Construction & Towking Construction, Readycon Trading Construction Corp., Young Builders Corp/Geo-Transport & Construction, Inc. and Dimson Manila, Inc.
         
Gov Erico Aumentado, durng his New Year's day message said the project is "on track" to beat the election ban on awarding government projects and contracts.

He said the bids and awards committee of the MAIA has scheduled the opening of bids on January 25 at the MIAA in Manila.

The pre-bidding conference was held last Dec 14, 2009 where 14 foreign and domestic contractors participated in the bidding for Phase I , Package 1 of the airport project.

This will be the initial stage of cnstruction of a 2.5 kilometer runway worth P1.52 billion.

The civil works are expected to commence March when the campaign period for local candidates will start.

Phase I of the airport project covers cleaning and grubbing, excavation , construction of embankment and drainage system.

Facilities for engineering and employer, project vehicles, project equipment and survey equipment is also incluided.

The airport would cost P7.5 billion based on the latest estimates submitted to the National Economic Development Authority (NEDA) by its lead implementors - the MIAA and the Department of Transportation and Communciation (DOTC).

By the Bohol Chronicle

Two presidentiables are visiting the province this week amid the political bickering of the local Lakas Kampi-CMD.

Administration bet, Gilbert "Gibo" Teodoro of Lakas-Kampi CMD will arrive a day before Senator Manny Villar of the Nacionalista Party will also arrive for an overnight stay in the province.
   
TEODORO, VILLAR

Teodoro is slated to be in four stop-destinations during his visit this Friday.
         
From the city, he will proceed to Calape town, which ironically is the hometown of the gubernatorial bet of the Nacionalista Party. He will be met at the City airport by Lakas stalwarts led by Lakas gubernatorial bet Rep. Edgar Chatto and Gov. Erico Aumentado.

From Calape, the Lakas presidentiable might proceed to Ubay, the hometown of Gov. Aumentado and Valencia, home ground of Lakas vice gubernatorial bet Board Member Concepcion Lim.

Teodoro will meet the more than 1,000 barangay captains under BM Lim who is currently the president of the Association of Barangay Captains (ABC) here.

Meantime, NP's Villar is confirmed to arrive on Saturday to fulfill a personal commitment to grace the town fiesta of Carmen. Mayor Boy Salinas, an NP stalwart will host Sen. Villar as guest of the LGU Night in Carmen town.

There are reports that some local officials will be taking their oath before Sen. Villar on Saturday.

By the Bohol Chronicle

Oppositors to the controversial reclamation project off Panglao island stormed the provincial capitol building yesterday to manifest their strong objection to the project.

The presence of some 50 oppositors who "gatecrashed" into the pre-conference hall of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan (SP) yesterday did not deter provincial lawmakers to express their justification in passing a resolution to allow Gov. Erico
Aumentado to enter into a joint-venture and development agreement (JDVA) with Oasis Leisure Islands Development Inc. (OLIDI), one of two proponents competing to bag the multi-million reclamation deal.

The SP was about to start its regular session yesterday morning when the group led by former Panglao mayor Dr. Doloreich Dumaluan entered the conference hall where provincial board members and the vice governor had an executive session.

Organized as Panglaoanons Against Reclamation (Pare), its members coming from a cross-section of the community took turns in ventilating their strong opposition to the planned offshore real estate development.

One leader of the group blasted lawmakers branding them "ruthless predators of the environment".

The group threatened to boycott and campaign against the governor including members of the provincial board during the coming elections.

Agustin Cloribel, a vocal critic of the Panglao airport project and the proposed reclamation, delivered an impassioned speech pointing out that the offshore reclamation would adversely affect the livelihood of fishermen relying on their daily fish catch in the Bohol and Cebu Strait as Panglao Bay is a spawning area of marine species.
         
"Poor fishermen will not be the only ones greatly affected, this will also have a big impact on our fish supply in the province," he stressed.

Cloribel cited a 2007 marine biology research around Panglao Island which considered the area as a center of biodiversity.

Species found around the island are classified by scientists as rare to very rare and previously thought not to exist in the Philippines .

The oppositors asked the SP to recall the authority given to the governor and junk all plans to reclaim the shorelines of Panglao.

The group accused provincial lawmakers for its hasty approval of the measure saying they were dismayed the board members unanimously approved the authority to the governor, considering only its economic advantages as the government will not spend a single centavo for the project.

OLIDI is a consortium of developers entering into a joint venture with the provincial government to reclaim some 450 hectares off Panglao Island to be developed into a tourism and real estate property.

DEFENDS PROJECT

Despite protests held by sectors against the proposed offshore reclamation in Panglao Bay , provincial lawmakers yesterday stood their ground on a resolution giving authority to the governor to negotiate the terms for a joint-venture with one project proponent.

"We will not budge or back off from this undertaking. It is our duty to bring this matter to the public so that all issues thrown by sectors critical to the proposed reclamation can be ventilated," said Vice Gov. Julius Caesar Herrera.

Defending the SP resolution, Herrera said the provincial board cannot back off from its responsibility to act on the request made by the governor to consider the reclamation proposal.

The provincial government stands to earn some P450-million from the joint venture deal. "We all have individual responsibilities to protect the environment, but it does not mean that we will not develop. Every human activity in itself has a corresponding environmental cost," the vice governor explained.

According to Herrera, the SP's resolution should be viewed as "a venue for all sectors to participate in a healthy discussion on the pro's and con's of the reclamation project".

Herrera urged Dumaluan's group to participate in the consultation process to be conducted by the project proponent as he assured the SP will still have the opportunity to review the provisions of the JDVA before the governor could sign the deal.

"It is our responsibility to protect and as much as possible restore our natural resources for the benefit of future generations. Your government officials need your help to ensure that the environment is protected and sustainable economic development is realized," the vice governor told the oppositors.

Herrera denied the authority was rushed as the SP conducted several meetings and discussions four months prior to its approval.

He said, the members of the SP were satisfied with the explanation of the proponent.

NO COMPROMISE

Yesterday's protest ended with the oppositors and lawmakers failing to reach a compromise.

However, Dumaluan told reporters that PARE will stage more protests against the reclamation.

He said SP members "obviously did not go through carefully the details of the proposal and scrutinized each component of the proposed project".

"How could they justify giving their go signal for the governor to negotiate the project, in terms of its environmental, social and economic costs?" Dumaluan asked.

PARE members said reclaiming hectares in an area with a delicate marine ecosystem would alter the natural flow of the sea current and the tide.

Philippine Daily Inquirer

The National Grid Corp. of the Philippines (NGCP) has started investing in the hiring and training of militiamen in a bid to protect its power distribution towers from attacks, an official said Thursday.

Eduardo Cabahug, NGCP district III head of security, could not say how much NGCP has been spending for the hiring and training of members of its Special Civilian Auxiliary Army (SCAA) to secure transmission towers in various parts of Mindanao.

“The Philippine Army trains them (SCAA members) and issues their firearms, while NGCP sponsors their training fees and uniforms,” Cabahug said.

He said so far, about five SCAA companiesâ€"with at least 120 men per companyâ€"have already been organized.

“We deployed two companies in Lanao, one in Davao and two in General Santos,” he said.

Critical areas

Cabahug said Lanao, Davao and General Santos were identified as critical areas by the NGCP.

Emmanuel Abellanosa, NGCP Mindanao operations chief, said in the past, soldiers and policemen were the only ones securing the towers.

He said despite the presence of soldiers and policemen, attacks on towers continued.

Abellanosa said the military and the police could not possibly secure all the towers because they have other jobs, too.

“No month would pass without a tower bombed,” he said.
Abellanosa said from January last year, at least 12 steel pylons had already been attacked by unidentified men.

The suspects, he said, would normally strap explosives onto the base of the towers and set these off.

100 downed towers

“If you include the period when (Fidel) Ramos was still president, the count would be at least 100 towers downed already,” he said.

Abellanosa said repairing the blasted towers is costly.

The government, he said, spends between P1-P5 million in repairs per tower.

“This amount only covers the material and labor costs. This excludes security and logistical costs,” Abellanosa said.

He said the NGCP had asked the Energy Regulatory Commission to allow the firm to recover its losses from the bombed towers, but there has been no reply from the ERC.

The bid to recover losses, however, won’t result in higher electric bills, he said.

Brownouts

Late last year, short, rotating brownouts were experienced throughout Mindanao as a result of the toppling of a power pylon in Baloi, Lanao del Norte.

It was the seventh pylon blasted by unidentified armed men since October, the NGCP said.

“We are facing a blank wall about these attacks on the pylons,” Max Trinidad, head of NGCP security division in Mindanao, said at the height of the attacks. Vicente B. Corrales, Inquirer Mindanao

By Paolo Montecillo
Philippine Daily Inquirer

Fewer people traveled by sea within the country in the third quarter of 2009 compared to the same period a year earlier, the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) reported Thursday.

Data posted on its website showed that domestic sea passenger traffic fell to 9.32 million from July to September 2009, or by 2.44 percent from the 9.55 million passengers in the same period the year before.

The decline reversed the 1.6-percent year-on-year expansion in passenger traffic in the previous quarter.

Sea travel to the Northern Luzon and Metro Manila, where traffic was lightest, fell sharply by 17.6 percent to 343,742 passengers.

Travel to Southern Luzon areas likewise fell by five percent to 2.47 million people. The Visayas region, which once again posted the most number of passengers, had 3.23 million passengers in the period, or 3.5-percent lower than a year earlier.

Losses seen in these regions more than offset the 0.7-percent rise in travel to Northern Mindanao (to 1.96 million passengers) and 5.8-percent increase in Southern Mindanao (to 1.32 million passengers).

Sea travel has become less and less attractive to most Filipino passengers who have over the years patronized budget airlines more and more.

Kris Aquino rages outside home of James’ rumored girl
By Nancy C. Carvajal, Marinel Cruz
Philippine Daily Inquirer

Show biz celebrity Kris Aquino confronted a female fan of her husband, basketball star James Yap, shouting insults at the woman and her mother just outside their upscale Pasig City residence late Wednesday, the Inquirer learned Thursday.

The popular TV host and movie actress spent about 10 minutes at the gate of the Valle Verde 2 home of Mayen Austria, 35, according to Austria’s uncle, Gabby Lopez (no relation to the ABS-CBN chair).

Lopez said he was at the Austria residence and that the family was entertaining guestsâ€"including Legazpi City Bishop Joel Baylonâ€"when Aquino arrived.

Reached on the phone Thursday night, Baylon confirmed he was at the Austria residence when Aquino arrived, but “I only knew about it when Mayen, between sobs, related to us the incident immediately after Kris left.”

Baylon said he didn’t see the actual encounter since he was inside the house with another guest, a nun based in Spain.

The bishop said Mayen and her mother Minnaâ€"whose family had been his friends for more than 20 yearsâ€"were “obviously distressed” by what happened.

Lopez refused to elaborate on the incident, saying he didn’t want to add to the “trauma” suffered by his niece. “All I can say is God sides with who is right and tells the truth,” he said in a phone interview.

Pressed for details, Lopez replied: “I don’t want to answer that, but I now know who I will not vote for.”

Kris is a daughter of the late President Corazon Aquino and youngest sibling of Sen. Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III, the Liberal Party standard-bearer in the May presidential elections.

By Paolo Montecillo
Philippine Daily Inquirer

The Land Transportation Office has suspended the mandatory electronic tagging of motor vehicles after the Supreme Court issued a restraining order against its radio frequency identification (RFID) registration scheme.

Motor vehicle owners will therefore be allowed to register or renew the registration of their vehicles without having to get the RFID tags, said a memorandum from LTO Chair Arturo Lomibao.

In an en banc session on Tuesday, the Supreme Court issued a status quo ante order, that is, that the situation return to the one prevailing before the contested program was implemented.

Militant party-list and transport groups have questioned the constitutionality and legality of the RFID before the high court, saying it would violate people’s privacy.

They also said the LTO project did not go through a public bidding.

By Maila Ager
INQUIRER.net

On the warpath these past days with his rivals for the presidency, Senator Manny Villar came out subtle on Thursday as he told a presidential forum why having only one wife and living simply are of essence to the choice for the country’s next President.

At the same time, the Nacionalista Party’s presidential aspirant vowed not to appoint any relatives in the bureaucracy should he win in this election in May.

“Number one, let me say that I will not be appointing any relative of mine in the government,” Villar said at a presidential forum in Makati City, in response to a question by former president Fidel Ramos.

“Number two, Sir, I am known as Mr. Sipag at Tiyaga. I realize that aside from being a multi-tasker, you have to work 24/7. That is why I am working 26/7,” he said.

And getting personal, Villar said he only has one wife and they have been together for 40 years now.

Listed as one of the richest men in the country, the senator also promised to live a simple life.

“On simple living, kapag tiningnan n’yo po ang aking pamilya, simpleng-simple lang. ‘Yong aking misis, isa lang. (When you look at our family, we are very simple. I only have one wife). We were classmates. We've been together for about 40 years,” he said.

“Kung magiging pangulo, napakahalaga na maging halimbawa siya sa bagay na ito (If you’re going to become a President, it is important that he or she becomes a good example in this regard),” Villar said.

Most importantly, Villar said the next President must be able to manage the country from Day One as he would be confronting “problems, tremendous amounts of problems, when he becomes president.”

“There is no time for OJT or on-the-job training. There is no time for consultants,” he said, “He must hit the ground running, multitask and manage Day One.”

“Napakatagal naghihintay ang ating mga kababayan sa pagkakataong makaahon. Ito na lamang ang kanilang pagkakataon, hindi natin sila dapat biguin (Our countrymen has been waiting for long to get out of poverty, we should not fail them).”

By Jerome Aning, Cedelf P. Tupas
Philippine Daily Inquirer

Former basketball star Rudy Distrito arrived in Manila Wednesday, shortly after United States authorities ordered his deportation when he was granted parole following his conviction for murder.

Distrito, who was known as “The Destroyer” during his 15 years of playing for the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA), flew in from Los Angeles on board a Philippine Airlines flight. He arrived at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 2 at around 6 a.m.

Escorted by US marshals, he and three other deportees were turned over to Bureau of Immigration officials for deportation proceedings.

In an interview with reporters, Distrito, 51, expressed gratitude to the people who helped and supported him during his incarceration, including former Sen. Robert Jaworski, his former coach and teammate, who visited him when he was imprisoned in Nevada.

He also thanked another former PBA player, Abe King, chair of the PBA Legends USA Foundation, for helping him during his parole hearings.

According to him, his faith in God was strengthened during his imprisonment which he described as a “humbling experience.”

“Let’s not be too rash in making decisions so you won’t experience what happened to me. I will regret for my whole life something that happened in just a few seconds,” Distrito said, referring to his conviction for the murder of Juan Amaya, a 24-year-old Mexican.

Distrito stabbed the victim to death during an argument in their neighborhood in Las Vegas on Nov. 24, 2004. He pleaded not guilty during his arraignment in March 2005 but was found guilty and sentenced to serve four to 12 years in prison.

He was recently granted parole for good behavior.

Distrito said he would go home to Bacolod City after resting for a week at an undisclosed hotel in Manila.

He added that his future plans included returning to the hard court but this time, as a coach.

Early last year, he sent a letter to his family in which he promised to be home in time for Christmas.

And although he overshot his target by a few weeks, his homecoming brought a lot of joy to his family and friends.

Too many corruption charges filed against Arthur Yap. But so long as Gloria is still there, the merry-making goes on and on.

By Julie Bonifacio, ABS-CBN

Kinunan ng pahayag si Phillip Salvador sa victory party ng “Ang Panday” ng Imus Productions at GMA Films ang tungkol sa pagkikita nila ng anak niyang si Joshua sa Queen of All Media na si Kris Aquino sa huling guesting ng 2009 Metro Manila Film Festival best supporting actor sa “The Buzz.”

May mga nakakita kasi na teary-eyed si Salvador noong yakapin niya si Joshua sa studio ng “The Buzz.”

Pero tumangging sabihin ni Salvador kung ano exactly ang naramdaman niya noong yakapin nya si Joshua.

“Kung anuman ‘yon sa aming mag-ama na lang ‘yon. Okay, I don’t want it to be publicized. Whatever I have with my son, it’s my intimacy with him,” sabi ni Ipe.

Ano ang gift niya kay Josh last Christmas? “Wala akong nairegalo kay Josh. I don’t want to be a hypocrite. Ang tanging na-iregalo ko sa kanya this Christmas is my hug and to tell him that I love him so much.”

Tumanggi naman si Salvador na sagutin ang tanong kung payag siya if ever ampunin ng mister ni Kris na si James Yap si Joshua.

Controversial actress Rosanna Roces was saddened that her remarks on “Showtime” resulted in the 20-day preventive suspension of the ABS-CBN talent show.

The actress pointed out that the Kapamilya network took it upon itself to immediately address the issue even before the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) could call its attention.

Roces has been axed as one of "Showtime's" judges after taking potshots at school teachers during the program's January 7 episode.

Roces, however, maintained that she is not criticizing all teachers. She also argued that she has the liberty “to say whatever I want to say.”

"Nagpapasalamat ako sa ABS-CBN dahil binigyan nila ako ng pagkakataong humingi ng paumanhin sa aking naging pahayag sa ‘Showtime.’ Naramdaman kong nakahanap ako ng tunay na kapamilya sa ABS-CBN dahil hindi nila ako iniwan sa ere. Kung sa ibang network, gaya ng naranasan ko noon, ay iniwan ako at pinabayaang magpaliwanag ng mag-isa," she said.

Like Roces, the show’s hosts - Anne Curtis, Vhong Navarro and Kim Atienza - and judge Vice Ganda were disappointed by the MTRCB’s decision.

The Kapamilya network has already taken action to make sure that the popular show will come back on air soon.

According to lawyer Mona Manalo of ABS-CBN legal department, the network filed on Tuesday an appeal before the Court of Appeals.

In its petition, Manalo said the network has asked the court to issue a temporary restraining order (TRO) and a writ of preliminary injunction to restrain the MTRCB from enforcing its January 11 suspension order.

The network also asked the appellate court to issue a writ of certiorari to set aside the order and to make permanent preliminary injunction.

Standing by its decision

Amid criticisms, the MTRCB, meanwhile, said it is standing by its decision. MTRCB chairwoman Consoliza Laguardia also belied reports that the board did not follow procedures when it issued its suspension order. - abs-cbn.com

It's lightening speed here in my computer. A page loads in less than a second. I suspect maybe it's your ISP that is the problem.

In the interview by Paul Bradshaw with Rick Warren, Rick said:   

People ask me, What is the purpose of life?   
And I respond: In a nutshell, life is preparation for eternity. We were not made to last forever, and God wants us to be with Him in Heaven.   

One day my heart is going to stop, and that will be the end of my body-- but not the end of me.   

I may live 60 to 100 years on earth, but I am going to spend trillions of years in eternity. This is the warm-up act - the dress rehearsal. God wants us to practice on earth what we will do forever in eternity.. 
       
We were made by God and for God, and until you figure that out, life isn't going to make sense.   

Life is a series of problems: Either you are in one now, you're just coming out of one, or you're getting ready to go into another one.   

The reason for this is that God is more interested in your character than your comfort; God is more interested in making your life holy than He is in making your life happy. 
 
We can be reasonably happy here on earth, but that's not the goal of life. The goal is to grow in character, in Christ likeness.   

This past year has been the greatest year of my life but also the toughest, with my wife, Kay, getting cancer.   

I used to think that life was hills and valleys - you go through a dark time, then you go to the mountaintop, back and forth. I don't believe that anymore.   

Rather than life being hills and valleys, I believe that it's kind of like two rails on a railroad track, and at all times you have something good and something bad in your life.   
No matter how good things are in your life, there is always something bad that needs to be worked on.   
And no matter how bad things are in your life, there is always something good you can thank God for.

You can focus on your purposes, or you can focus on your problems:   

If you focus on your problems, you're going into self-centeredness, which is my problem, my issues, my pain.' But one of the easiest ways to get rid of pain is to get your focus off yourself and onto God and others. 

We discovered quickly that in spite of the prayers of hundreds of thousands of people, God was not going to heal Kay or make it easy for her- It has been very difficult for her, and yet God has strengthened her character, given her a ministry of helping other people, given her a testimony, drawn her closer to Him and to people. 

You have to learn to deal with both the good and the bad of life. 

Actually, sometimes learning to deal with the good is harder. For instance, this past year, all of a sudden, when the book sold 15 million copies, it made me instantly very wealthy.
   
It also brought a lot of notoriety that I had never had to deal with before. I don't think God gives you money or notoriety for your own ego or for you to live a life of ease.

So I began to ask God what He wanted me to do with this money, notoriety and influence. He gave me two different passages that helped me decide what to do, II Corinthians 9 and Psalm 72.   

First, in spite of all the money coming in, we would not change our lifestyle one bit.. We made no major purchases.   

Second, about midway through last year, I stopped taking a salary from the church. 

Third, we set up foundations to fund an initiative we call The Peace Plan to plant churches, equip leaders, assist the poor, care for the sick, and educate the next generation. 

Fourth, I added up all that the church had paid me in the 24 years since I started the church, and I gave it all back. It was liberating to be able to serve God for free. 

We need to ask ourselves: Am I going to live for possessions? Popularity?   

Am I going to be driven by pressures? Guilt? Bitterness? Materialism? Or am I going to be driven by God's purposes (for my life)? 

When I get up in the morning, I sit on the side of my bed and say, God, if I don't get anything else done today, I want to know You more and love You better. God didn't put me on earth just to fulfill a to-do list. He's more interested in what I am than what I do. 

That's why we're called human beings, not human doings.   

Happy moments, PRAISE GOD.   
Difficult moments, SEEK GOD.   
Quiet moments, WORSHIP GOD.   
Painful moments, TRUST GOD.   
Every moment, THANK GOD.

How do you feel about wearing jewelry?