The new BlackBerry Q5 Smartphone is expected to be available in the Philippines beginning August 24, 2013. The new BlackBerry Q5 Smartphone will be available from authorized retailers in the Philippines.

The all new BlackBerryQ5 smartphone features a QWERTY keyboard in a stunning, youthful design that is confident and makes it easy for customers to have fun, create, share and stay connected.

Available in black, the BlackBerry Q5 smartphone offers a powerful and unique mobile computing experience with its cutting-edge BlackBerry 10 functionality. 

Features and apps work seamlessly together, allowing your every move to flow into the next. With its classic QWERTY keyboard re-engineered for optimized typingand its 3.1” touchscreen, the BlackBerry Q5 smartphone gives you the best of both worlds. 

Kristian Salvo, Country Manager for the Philippines at BlackBerry said, “We are excited to bring the new BlackBerry Q5 smartphone to the Philippines. The BlackBerry Q5 smartphone offers a great experience to customerswho want to have the power of BlackBerry 10 with a QWERTY keyboard in a stylish youthful design, making it easy for them to have fun and stay socially connected with those that matter most to them.”

The BlackBerry Q5 Smartphone comes with BlackBerry 10 version 10.1. As part of the BlackBerry 10 experience, a peek into the BlackBerry® Hub lets you stay close to what’s important to you without stopping what you’re doing. Create the perfect shot every time with the camera Time Shift mode, and tell your story using BlackBerry®Story Maker and share with friends on Facebook.Use BBM™Video with Screen Share,and discover the more than 120,000 appsavailable on the BlackBerry® World™ storefront.

BlackBerry gives Filipinos one more reason to head to the mall this weekend and join the BlackBerry Barkada.

From August 24 to 25, the all new BlackBerry Q5 Smartphone, featuring a QWERTY keyboard in a stunning, youthful design will be available at a special offer. 

Through the Swap, Switch, and Win campaign, those interested in being part of the BlackBerry Barkada and being one of the first in the country to own a BlackBerry Q5 Smartphone can go to the BlackBerry Mall Caravan located at Glorietta 1, Ground Floor (near SM Makati) and the four BlackBerry stores located at the Cyberzone of SM Mega Mall, SM North EDSA, SM Sta. Rosa and SM Pampanga.  The BlackBerry Q5 Smartphone will be available at PhP18,690 less PhP2,000 and the trade-in value of the swapped mobile phone.

The Swap, Switch, and Win campaign allows anyone to swap a working or non-working mobile phone, switch to a brand-new BlackBerry Smartphone, and even take home discount coupons from Zalora and enter a draw for a chance to win the All-New Ford Focus 1.6L PS 4DR Sedan or one of three BlackBerry Z10 smartphones.

The early bird discount will also be available for those who Swap and Switch to a BlackBerry Q5 Smartphone at participating stores Fonestyle at SM North EDSA, and BSD Internationalat the SM Mall of Asia.

Joining the promotion is as simple as bringingaworking or non-working mobile phone to any BlackBerry Mall Caravan or participating store.  The mobile phone to be traded in does not need to come with its box or original accessories, nor does it need to be under any warranty.It will beevaluated for its fair market value thenthis will be deducted from the cost of the BlackBerry smartphoneto be purchased.  More privileges can be enjoyed even when other BlackBerry smartphones are chosen.  

• Get the BlackBerry Q10 smartphone, the first BlackBerry 10 smartphone to feature a classic BlackBerry QWERTY keyboard, at PHP 31,990 less the trade-in value of theswapped mobile phone.
• Own the first all-touch smartphone to be powered by BlackBerry 10, the sleek BlackBerry Z10 smartphone, at PHP 29,990 less PHP 2,000 and the trade-in value of the swapped mobile phone.
• Have the compact and sleek BlackBerry®CurveTM 9320 smartphone at PHP 8,990 less PHP 1,000 and the trade-in value of the swapped mobile phone.
• Enjoy the easy to use and affordable BlackBerry®CurveTM 9220 smartphone at PHP 6,990 less PHP 1,000 and the trade-in value of the swapped mobile phone

All BlackBerry smartphones sold at BlackBerry stores, BlackBerry Mall Caravans and other participating stores come with a 24-month warranty.
Swap, Switch, and Win with BlackBerryPH on Facebook 

Check out the Swap and Switch page at www.facebook.com/BlackBerryPH to find a list of participating stores, estimate the trade-in value of your mobile phone, and learn more about the latest BlackBerry smartphones. 

To learn more about the Swap, Switch, and Win campaign as well as the latest BlackBerry programs and offers, log on to www.facebook.com/BlackBerryPH or follow@BlackBerryPH on Twitter.

Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Governor Amando Tetangco Jr. has been named one of the world’s best central bankers for the fifth time by an international magazine.

Global Finance magazine awarded the heads of the central banks of the Philippines, Malaysia and Taiwan with the highest rating.
Governor Tetangco, Bank Negara Malaysia Governor Zeti Akhtar Aziz and Central Bank of the Republic of China (Taiwan) Governor Fai-Nam Perng were all given an “A” rating.

This is the fifth time Governor Tetangco has been named as one of the world’s best central bankers. He received the same recognition in 2006, 2007, 2011 and 2012.
Meanwhile, Banco Central de Chile Governor Rodrigo Vergara and the European Central Bank President Mario Draghi were given the second highest rating, an “A-.”

“As developed economies begin the gradual route to recovery and some of the largest emerging markets continue to slow down, the world’s central bankers face a challenging time in managing monetary policy to positively influence economic stability and growth,” Global Finance publisher Joseph Giarraputo said in a statement.
“Every year, we assess the determination of central bankers to stand up to political interference and their efforts at influencing their governments on such issues as spending and economic openness to foreign investment and financial services,” he said.

The annual Central Banker Report Cards, which rates central bank governors of more than 50 countries, was first published in 1994.
Factors assessed include inflation control, economic growth goals, currency stability and interest rate management.

Globe Telecom Inc. expects to increase its prepaid subscribers, as it offers unlimited messaging services for free, as part of its new call and text bundle.

Globe senior advisor for consumer business Peter Bithos said the Globe Prepaid GoUNLI30 was a bundled prepaid offer, providing subscribers with unlimited texts to all networks, unlimited calls to Globe and TM users and unlimited access to instant messaging and chat applications Viber, Facebook Messenger, KakaoTalk and major OTT players without the need for Wi-Fi or additional data charges.

Globe also launched a dedicated mobile Internet promo for customers who use messaging applications frequently.   The UNLICHAT25 service is a mobile Internet promo which offers uninterrupted use of Viber, Facebook Messenger, KakaoTalk and major OTT players for only P25 for one day, without the need for Wi-Fi.

“Globe is at the forefront of innovation once again as the first telco in the world to bundle our unlimited call and text service with free access to the world’s major messaging applications. With our modernized network, we now have the capability to do first-to-market offers like these that give our subscribers access to bandwidth-heavy services such as data and apps, making their mobile experience better than ever before,” Bithos said.

“True to our promise of enjoying Globe your way, we allow our customers to communicate via OTT players for free their own way,” he said.

“Our customers are social, technology-savvy users, who constantly look for new ways to connect with their contacts and friend circles – here and overseas. It is our job to allow them to do so at a reasonable price,” Mr. Bithos said.

The mobile Internet promos will allow Globe subscribers to connect with other users around the world regardless of mobile networks or even location, as long as they have accounts from the chat applications, he said.

To register, subscribers can text GOUNLI30 and UNLICHAT25 to 8888, or call *143# for free. Both GoUNLI30 and UNLICHAT25 support major OTT players.

Globe’s mobile subscribers stood at 36.1 million as of end-June this year, including 34.2 million prepaid subscribers, which was up 14 percent from last year’s 30.1 million.

The Philippines has 1,834 new medical doctors who passed the 2013 Physician Licensure Examination given by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) on August 10, 2013.

Blake Warren Coloma Ang of the Cebu Institute of Medicine topped the exam with a score of 89.42 percent.

Daniel Yenko Guevara and Abdelsimar Tan Omar II, both from the University of the Philippines (UP) Manila had identical scores of 88.75 percent, for second place.

Ruth Divine Daguro Agustin of Ateneo de Manila University School of Medicine and Public Health-Pasig ranked third with 88.67; Timothy Lee Tang Lee Say of the University of Sto. Tomas, 4th with 88.50; Co-Neil Rebanal Relato of University of the East-Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center, 5th with 88.33; Abegail Chan Ceralde of De La Salle University-Health Sciences Institute, 5th with 88.33; Jason Sta. Ana Arboleda of UP Manila was 6th with 88.25; Donn Romell Marcelo Bernace of UST, 7th with 88.17; Alvin Christian Caminade Borbon of Cebu Institute of Medicine, 7th with 88.17 percent; Karen Joyce Go Chua of UP Manila, 8th with 88.08; Pamela Marie Blanco Imperial of Ateneo de Manila, 9th with 87.92; and Paul Anthony Orencia Alad of UP Manila, 10th with 87.83.

The complete list of successful examinees in the PHYSICIAN LICENSURE EXAMINATION held on AUGUST 10, 2013 and released on AUGUST 27, 2013 are the following:

1 ABAD, RONA MARIA RAMOS
2 ABAJON, IDA MAE DEMAYOGA
3 ABALOS, RODOLFO JOSE III SANTOS
4 ABANGAN, GRACE MARIE PORAL
5 ABANILLA, KATHLEEN JOY CARTEL
6 ABARQUEZ, ANNA FRANCESCA SANCHEZ
7 ABARRE, FIONA DACUA
8 ABAYA, KARLA MAE POSADAS
9 ABDILLAH, ADILAINIE BALT
10 ABEJERO, JOSHUA EMMANUEL EDILLON
11 ABELA, BENJAMIN III GUYTINGCO
12 ABELANES, SALLY-MAE ROBLES
13 ABELLA, RAYE ANGELI BERNALDEZ
14 ABELLA, TEREANTHONY CALLUENG
15 ABELLO, ANTONIO THADDEUS RAMOS
16 ABESAMIS, ROBERT GLEN RAMOS
17 ABRAHANO, HAZEL FAITH LEO
18 ABRIGADO-SALINAS, BHENELYNE BUENO
19 ABUAN, GERLIE ANN PARINGIT
20 ABUEVA, AIMEE CHRISELDA DIMAYACYAC
21 ACDA, MARY MENURO FULGENCIO
22 ACEBEDO, FELIPA II COME
23 ACEBO, RONALIE DUMENCEL
24 ACERO, RIA GIANELLI REALEZA
25 ACLAN, BELTRAN ALEXIS AMPARO
26 ACOSTA, ANDRE ANTHONY PINEDA
27 ACOSTA, TOM-LOUIE JUNIO
28 ACRAMAN, NAJRAH NATANGCOP
29 ADAJAR, GIMNASTE GLENN PAQUIT
30 ADAP, FAIROZ MACUD
31 ADDUCUL, ANDRE' CEDRIC YUAGA
32 ADRIANO, EMILIO SERAFIN SAULO
33 AGBANLOG, NADINNE PILANDO
34 AGCAOILI, NIKKI ROSE REMIGIO
35 AGCAOILI, ROMARICO JOSE SINGSON
36 AGONCILLO, KAREN ELOUIE CABURNAY
37 AGOOT, JOY DIMAYUGA
38 AGRAVANTE, MARIA LUISA JOSE
39 AGRUPIS, KRISTAL AN CASTANEDA
40 AGUB, JAYROME ABADILLA
41 AGUDA, ALMA MASA
42 AGUILA, KRISTINA VILLANUEVA
43 AGUJA, JANUARIE VERN BATTUNG
44 AGULTO, ANGELINE CRUZ
45 AGUSTIN, ANTONIO NICCOLO DE LUNA
46 AGUSTIN, FREDERICK SUTERIO
47 AGUSTIN, JANICE TABADAY
48 AGUSTIN, RUTH DIVINE DAGURO
49 ALABADO, LIZA GRACE TABAOSARES
50 ALAD, PAUL ANTHONY ORENCIA
51 ALAGON, DEWI RIZZA DIANA MAULAWIN
52 ALBANO, ROMIENA MAE SANTOS
53 ALBARICO, LARRIE-LYN VISTA
54 ALBERTO, QUINO ALDEN SZI
55 ALCALDE, MA KATHRINA TERESA TONGCO
56 ALCARIA, HAZEL JAY DELA CRUZ
57 ALCAZAR, JEREMY ANNE ALMADIN
58 ALCID, MARK ALDRIN ANTONIO
59 ALDAVE, MARYSOL ANTONNETTE CHAVEZ
60 ALDEGUER, PATRICIA JOY AGURO
61 ALEGRE, JOLLIE MAY SALCEDO
62 ALEGRO, NICCO JAKE FRANCIS GARCIA
63 ALEJANDRE, LIEZL ESPINA
64 ALEJANDRINO, KARLOMAGNO CORTEZ
65 ALEJANDRO, BEVERLY ORIJOLA
66 ALESTANTE, MARY GRACE BURLING
67 ALFONSO, RYAN ANDREW CABAHUG
68 ALI, SITTIE ZULAIPHA MANDARAGON
69 ALIANZA, MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER BALMES
70 ALIBUTOD, NIÑA ROSE REBUCAL
71 ALICANDO, EZEKIEL JOHN ABELGAS
72 ALICAWAY, ARLIA ANN LACAMBRA
73 ALIDIO, ANA CRISTINA MONICA DE GUZMAN
74 ALIP, SYLVIA KARINA LACUNA
75 ALLEGO, MARIKA DUEÑAS
76 ALLERA, SERAH SAPHIRA SOLON
77 ALMEDA, RICHARD EDUARD FOZ
78 ALOJADO-ANDAYA, ROSALIE
79 ALONZO, MA KRISELDA PARPANA
80 ALQUIZA, ARLENE ANICETO
81 ALTIVEROS, ANN JACQUELINE IMPERIAL
82 ALVAREZ, ANNA CECILIA FRANCESCA IGNACIO
83 ALVAREZ, JOSE MARIA II ORMILLADA
84 AMADOR, SHEENA GADITANO
85 AME, RENALIN CINCO
86 AMEROL, RAIHANA ADAP
87 AMODIA, CEDRIC LESTER CABALLO
88 AMORA, ELY JUSTIN CALIBOSO
89 AMORADO, MARVIN TUBO
90 AMORES, RIZA ATIENZA
91 ANACTA, KLARIZZA TOLENTINO
92 ANASTACIO, NAOMI JO LABONETE
93 ANCOG, ARWYN FULLO
94 ANDALAHAO, EDZELE MARIE FERNANDEZ
95 ANG, BLAKE WARREN COLOMA
96 ANG, CHRISTINE GRACE ORTEGA
97 ANG, JORGE GABRIEL ONG JIMENEZ
98 ANG, JUDITH DOMILEE KO
99 ANG, KEVIN FRANCIS UY
100 ANG, KIMBERLY COBARRUBIAS
101 ANG, STEPHANIE RACHEL CRUZ
102 ANG, VINCENT RYAN CUCIO
103 ANGELES, MARIA CRISTINA PASCUAL
104 ANGUE, CINDY QUIACOS
105 ANIAG, PATRICIA MARIE MENDOZA
106 ANIES, AILEEN VILLA DEL REY
107 ANIEVAS, MICHELLE ANGELA MEER
108 ANTOLIN, ANGELIE MAY SOLORIA
109 ANTONIO, AMANDA DOMINIQUE DOMINGO
110 ANTONIO, ATHENA KATE DE DIOS
111 ANTONIO, WILFRED IGNACIO
112 ANYOG, MARIELLE TIFFANY EDDUN
113 APAO, CONCEPCION JR HIMANG
114 APARECE, GIOVANNI CATALUÑA
115 APELES, KEVIN KIEL VENERACION
116 APOSTOL, FRANCIS XAVIER PANGILINAN
117 AQUINO, ARLENE SIAPNO
118 AQUINO, SUNSHINE SEMPIO
119 AQUINO, UNICA SANZ
120 ARANETA, VINCE EDWARD CAPINPIN
121 ARANJUEZ, KRISTELA BARUIS
122 ARBOLEDA, JASON STA ANA
123 ARCEGA, VICTOR RIZAL ALTAVAS
124 ARCELLANA, MICHAEL ASEO
125 ARCINUE, JASSON LOUIE RAMOS
126 ARELLANO, OYAYI ATIENZA
127 ARGANA, DESIREE DIAMANTE
128 ARIAS-ALVARADO, ANDREA BERNICE CONEJERO
129 ARIOLA, MARY ELLEN GRACE FUENTEBELLA
130 ARPILLEDA, JOSE MARI GERALD OLMOS
131 ARQUILLO, VIDA SALVE GARCIA
132 ARRIENDA, CHRISTINE LORENA DELA VEGA
133 ARROBIO, ROSA MARIA BAUTISTA
134 ARTECHE, PINKY PRECILLA SALAZAR
135 ARTHUR, EBENEZER FRANCIS OLAES
136 ASCUE, RONALD ALVIN CARLOS
137 ASIS, KIRTH MARFORI
138 ASPERAS, HEINZ ROLAND ALFONSO
139 ASUCENA, MAYLIN ANGULUAN
140 ASUNCION, CAMILLE CARISSA AMOYO
141 ATA, JENNIFER DUMALUAN
142 ATI, AMERA-MALIHA MACKNO
143 ATIENZA, JOSILLE MAE FELIO
144 ATIENZA, JULIUS STEVEN ANTERO
145 ATUTUBO, BJORN KARL NAPA
146 AUTENTICO, REYSA OMAY
147 AVANCEÑA, RHEA MAE ALABADO
148 AVELLANO, PATRICK UTANES
149 AVENDAÑO, RACQUEL VICENTE
150 AVILES, EDNALYN DELA CRUZ
151 AWAS, RHEA JEANNE LUMSIT
152 AYAON, ALHANA ADIAD
153 AYCOCHO, HERWIN JOHN MIGUEL
154 AÑO, MARK ANTHONY CRUZ
155 BABISTA, MA SALVE CORAZON MANZANO
156 BACAL, GRETHEL NOCHE
157 BACARO, TERESSA MAE DUERO
158 BACAYO, ZYRA LACABA
159 BACLIG, KRISTINE JOY PARAISO
160 BACUS, KYM ANDREA DELFIN
161 BADUA, GRACIELA JOY YUZON
162 BAGLEO, LYLETH MARCELO
163 BAGUIWET, JOEL NATHAN LATAWAN
164 BAGUNU, VIEL MALLANAO
165 BALAJADIA, YSRAEL RICO
166 BALANSAY, PRECIOUS JOY MENDOZA
167 BALCITA, JEDIZA JESSA BORROMEO
168 BALDERRAMA, ANA FRANCEZCA RAYOS DEL SOL
169 BALDOS, FERDINAND TAN
170 BALDOVINO, CHRISTINE JEW VALEÑA
171 BALILI, CANDY CLAIRE PORRAS
172 BALINO, EVERLY JOY TELAN
173 BALISAN, ADOLOVENEE FAITH REOLA
174 BALITAAN, EMIL FIORELLO KARAAN
175 BALITON, ANDREA KRISTINA GARDOQUE
176 BALLESTERO, MAE KRISTEL EBARVIA
177 BALLESTEROS-TIANGCO, MARY AIDELNORME CAPALARAN
178 BALMILERO, KATHLEEN ORENCIA
179 BALUYUT, GABRIEL TEODORO CASTELLANO
180 BANAAG, ROLI JUNE FRANCISCO
181 BANAAY, ANACLETO CLENT JR LIAO
182 BANGGIACAN, RODEL JADO
183 BANIQUED, MARIE ROSE CAGAYAN
184 BANTA, GENEVEE MAGPANTAY
185 BANTAS, ROWENA DESCARGAR
186 BANTOL, KENJI MARTIN GULLE
187 BAQUIRAN, MINNIE ROSE BIATON
188 BARASI, MA THERESE ODILLA SINGAYAN
189 BARBOSA, MA LEONOR GALVAN
190 BARCELONA, ALISSA DINGCONG
191 BARNES, MANUEL MIGUEL VILLANUEVA
192 BARRENECHEA, ANGELICA ANDRES
193 BARRERA, EVA AIRENE MICU
194 BARSALES, KEN AESON DIZON
195 BARTOLO, SAMANTHA SALINAS
196 BARTOLOME, RAY ANTHONY IGLORIA
197 BASER, DIMASIRA JR TAN
198 BASILLA, KIMBERLY ENRIQUEZ
199 BATOON, MEJ AMM MAGHANOY
200 BATUGAN, NORHAYMAH RIGAYO
201 BAUTISTA, CALLEN MARIE PAHILANGA
202 BAUTISTA, FAYE KARISSA LOURDES MARQUEZ
203 BAUTISTA, GRACE CELINE DOLOT
204 BAUTISTA, KRISETTE YU
205 BAUTISTA, RALPH LOUIE PADUA
206 BAUTISTA, REINZI LUZ SOLIVEN
207 BAUTISTA, RHEA DELA CRUZ
208 BAYAN, FATIMA BIANCA ORDIZ
209 BAYONA, RIENA ROSE MALIBONG
210 BAYSA, JUSTINNE PATRICIA CRUZ
211 BEA, ARYANE O'SANTOS
212 BEBERO, KATRINA GAELIC MONCANO
213 BECALDO, CLINT LUMBA
214 BEDOL, GERGIES BUAN
215 BEJOSA, PAUL CHRISTIAN ARANGO
216 BELARMINO, ERIC ASTELO OPAY
217 BELDEROL, KATHLEEN KAYE MEDRANO
218 BELGERA, JAY-AR MANZURES
219 BELLEZAS, JANICE FURIA
220 BELLO, JIA AN GUERRERO
221 BELNAS, LOUDALEE RITA TANATE
222 BELTRAN, CARMINA CARLOS
223 BELTRAN, KAREN ELYSSE JERRERA
224 BENAVIDEZ, RACHELLE DIANNE CACAOS
225 BENAVIDEZ, RAMIRO EUGENIO ESTRERA
226 BENDEBEL, MARGARET THERESE BAETIONG
227 BENITEZ, JAMES ALBERT EDWARD LIM
228 BENITEZ, JOHN PAUL ANGELES
229 BENJAMIN, CHERRY LOIS MOLO
230 BERGONIA, MARJOULAINE CO
231 BERINGUEL, AIRA BUENAVENTURA
232 BERIÑA, ROBERT SONIEL NARVARTE
233 BERNABE, DONN ROMELL MARCELO
234 BERNABE, GENE MARGARET RAYO
235 BERNABE, JEAN GUSTILO
236 BERNABE, KRIS ANNE NUQUE
237 BERNARDO, CLARISSE MARISKA CORTEZ
238 BERNARDO, MARIE GRACE HINUNANGAN
239 BERNARDO, PRISTINE MARIE CENTENO
240 BERNASOL, STELLA DANICA DEFENSOR
241 BERSAMIN, KARISSA DOMINIQUE BERNARDEZ
242 BIAOCO, BEVERLY GENTICA
243 BILASANO, JULIE ANN ASTILLERO
244 BILGERA, KATHLEEN IZA DEL ROSARIO
245 BINALINGBING, MA CECILIA LOBETE
246 BIONAT, EDGAR DAVID GUADARRAMA
247 BISCOCHO, MICHAEL ANGELO GOMEZ
248 BISNAR, REGINA ELENA MANDANAS
249 BISON, FRANCIS ROMEO PEÑACERRADA
250 BITOON, MAREIL ABEJERO
251 BITUIN, FRANCES MARIAN CHAVES
252 BLASURCA, JERRYMAE ROLDAN
253 BLAY, RASELLE SINAGPULO
254 BOBONG, NORJANAH MAMA
255 BOHOL, MARIE CRIS GUILLERMA CABALONA
256 BOHOL, TRIXY DONNA MARIE ORBETA
257 BOLANON, MARY HAZEL AYA-AY
258 BOLINAO, ANTONIO JR REPASO
259 BOLINTIAM, KARL ELBERT VITUG
260 BOLO, MARIAN ROCHELLE MADARIAGA
261 BOLOTAOLO, FAITH MARIE AZORES
262 BOMEDIANO, JENELLIE FAITH TAN
263 BONDOC, ALEX ZANDER ALCOVENDAZ
264 BONGALO, JOSEPH ANDREI JALIPA
265 BONGCAWEL, NOVEM ARCHEE BRYLL MANTOS
266 BONIFACIO, MARIFE JULIAN
267 BORBON, ALVIN CHRISTIAN CAMINADE
268 BORCELAS, MON RAZZEL HINAMPAS
269 BORDALBA, HELEN GRACE COLINA
270 BORINAGA, MARITHA MAQUINANO
271 BORJA, MAUREEN FAITH TAROG
272 BORJA, PAOLO MIGUEL AGAMATA
273 BORJA, ROSARIO TALATALA
274 BRAVO, EXLALYN RASAY
275 BRIONES, CALIXTO JR OMEGA
276 BRIONES, JAKE BONNIE DIEMS
277 BROBO, SHAJANIE SALIO
278 BUAQUINA, SHEENA ROSE INTERONE
279 BUCSIT, GREGORIO III CASUGA
280 BUELA, LOVELY CLARE ONGACO
281 BUELA, ROANNE TADEA GALLEGOS
282 BUENAFLOR, FASL GOLDANNE BIRUAR
283 BUENAVENTURA, KRISTEL ANNE NICOLAS
284 BUENAVENTURA, NICOLO FERNANDEZ
285 BUENO, KATHRYN AGUSTIN
286 BUGANTE, KESIAH KEREN LEAÑO
287 BUGAYONG, MARI SHAINA KRISTIN BELTRAN
288 BULADO, EMERALD BONGCAWIL
289 BULUAG, RHEY IAN NOVELOSO
290 BURDADOR, MICHAEL LOUIS VILLAREAL
291 BUROG, ABIGAIL BAGSIT
292 BUYUCAN, KATHLEEN FAYE NIMER
293 BUÑO, MARIA FE CALINGASAN
294 CABACANG, MARY LOU ANNE YANG
295 CABAHUG, JOHN MICHAEL MASLOG
296 CABALFIN, RIZZA CELINA BELTRAN
297 CABALUNA, KRISTINE NATHALIE GENESERA
298 CABARRUBIAS, LORRAINE RAMIREZ
299 CABAÑGON-RAMIRO, MARIA MARNELLI DIGMA
300 CABONEGRO, GUIA MARIE PULGA
301 CABRERA, CARMEN CARINA GLORIA
302 CABRERA, CATHLEEN CAMILLE NARCISO
303 CABRERA, CHRISTINA CARANDANG
304 CABRERA, CHRISTINA CAMILLE NARCISO
305 CABRERA, OLIVIA PUERTOLLANO
306 CABULA, KRISTINE PORNASDORO
307 CACHIN, RODA ZURE BALUGA
308 CADA, JOANNE IRISH DELA CRUZ
309 CADER, MOHAMMAD NAZIF GANDAMRA
310 CAGADAS, QUILLANO JR DALANON
311 CAGALAWAN, RICCA MAE GERMAN
312 CAGUINGIN, MARIA BETHELIZA LACERNA
313 CAGULADA, ARNOLD JOSEPH PEREZ
314 CAGURANGAN, RAISA TOMAMPOS
315 CAINGLES, STRICKLYN GUINITARAN
316 CAJANDING, MARY ANN SADIA
317 CAJILLA, BRENDON CASIANO
318 CAJILLA, KATRINA CALMA
319 CAJUMBAN, JUDELYN COSICO
320 CALAQUIAN, PAULA MICHAELA FE BUZON
321 CALATA, SHEILA MARIE AYAQUIL
322 CALBAN, MARK JOLEEN MARTINEZ
323 CALDERON, JUSTINE DIPASUPIL
324 CALICDAN, YOLANDA KIMAKIM
325 CALINDAS, MARY ROSE ABAYA
326 CALLANO, HENRICA BIANCA KIRSTEN QUIBUYEN
327 CALMA, DENISE KYLE DIZON
328 CAMACLANG, ALDRIN CAMAÑA
329 CAMAGAY, MA CARMELA OLGA ALINDAO
330 CAMAGONG, CARMI DIZON
331 CAMAING, CHRISTIAN CRUZ
332 CAMBAS, JENNIFER ROSE LAYO
333 CAMELLO, ANGELA MEGAN GALANG
334 CAMENFORTE, JAMEEL KRISTINE LOPEZ
335 CAMINADE, REINA RUBY TEMPLA
336 CAMONAYAN, KAROL ANNE BASALLO
337 CAMPOS, KAREN MAE RUBICO
338 CAMULTE, MARIDELLE REGIS
339 CANAPI, ANNE MARGARETTE BETONIO
340 CANCINO, STEPHANIE MALICDEM
341 CANDELARIO, SHIELA BALANGON
342 CANLAS, CINDY LEGASPI
343 CANSANA, BERNALYNN ERIS MATEO
344 CANSECO, LARIZA MARIE LUNA
345 CANTERO, JOUELLA MAE LOZANO
346 CANUBAS, JAY FRANCE SANCEBUTCHE
347 CAPAWING, AIMEE HIPE
348 CAPILI, MAY ANGELI RASOS
349 CAPITO, MARIA CLEA BARBA
350 CARABBACAN, NIGEL ROSCH MADRIGAL
351 CARANDANG, CHRISTINE ANNE PAMPLONA
352 CARANDANG, IVY RAMOS
353 CARILLAGA, MARLA MAE CABALLES
354 CARINGAL, SAMANTHA JOY DAVID
355 CARLOS, FRANCIS CARLOS
356 CARMONA, MARY
357 CARO, LIZZETTE REDUQUE
358 CARREON, GRETCHEN HALE ZAPANTA
359 CARRIDO, CHRISTIE JOY CORSIGA
360 CASALEM, HEYSALE GENITO
361 CASAN, JOHANNA MIPANGA
362 CASAUL, JOSE RAYMOND CALISIN
363 CASELA, JOHN ERIC TORRES
364 CASILLAN, JEAN KHARA GONZALES
365 CASTILLO, CELESTE CONTI
366 CASTILLO, CHRISTI ANN ROSE GARCIA
367 CASTILLO, FRANKO EUGENIO BELTRAN
368 CASTILLO, JUNE CATHLEEN CHING
369 CASTOR, VEGA MARTINEZ
370 CATALAN, ELISSE NICOLE BARICUATRO
371 CATAPIA, FRANCIS GABRIEL SALVADOR
372 CATAPIA, JEAN RACHEL MARASIGAN
373 CATRE, MARY FRANCES CAROLINE GALOLO
374 CATUBAY-LEAÑO, JEMIMA MAUREEN RAQUINIO
375 CAUILAN, MARISSA ALQUERO
376 CELIS, SHANTIE MARIE PARIAN
377 CENA, MARIANNE JAVIER
378 CEPEDA, PATRICIA ANNE GONZALES
379 CERA, ARIANNE IVY CANSINO
380 CERALDE, ABEGAIL CHAN
381 CERENO, RENO EUFEMON PULLO
382 CERVANTES, KRYSTAL CHING
383 CHACON, ALBERTO JR CATAPUSAN
384 CHACON, CHADWICK CABITAC
385 CHAN, JACQUELYN PO
386 CHAN, JOBERT DALE MATA
387 CHAN, KEITH ANDREW LING
388 CHAN, MA JESUSA CADUADA
389 CHAN, MICHELLE TIU
390 CHAN, TRACY CAMILLE POBLETE
391 CHATTO, MARK PAOLO MODEQUILLO
392 CHAVEZ, ANDREW HERACLEO AMARGA
393 CHENG, DESIREE MANALOTO
394 CHIO, KATHLEEN CHARMANE GARCIA
395 CHIONG, EDUARDO MIGUEL LIM
396 CHOA, JOANNA MARIE DY
397 CHONG, ISAAH FRANCEL HWANG
398 CHUA, ABIGAIL GABATIN
399 CHUA, ANGELO RUSSELL DIONISIO
400 CHUA, ANNA KATRINA NG
401 CHUA, ENRIQUE III MELARIN
402 CHUA, JAMIE RONQUILLO
403 CHUA, JASON PETE SY
404 CHUA, JOSEPH CRUZ
405 CHUA, KAREN JOYCE GO
406 CHUA, KIMMIE XANDER TAN
407 CHUA, KRIESLER WILLIAM SOTO
408 CHUA, KRISTEL KARA ONG
409 CHUA, MARY FRANCINE PANTOJA
410 CHUA, NELDA BEATRIZ ROMANA TENORIO
411 CHUA, THEA KATRINA ZANTUA
412 CHUA, WINNIE ANDREA TING
413 CHUN, JENNYLYN RICAMONTE
414 CHUNG, PHILIPPE RYAN KHO
415 CLAUDIO, JUSTIN CID PAUL YAPTINCHAY
416 CLAVE, LOUISE CAMILLE SACAY
417 CLEDERA, JERILEE ESTUYE
418 CLORES, KAREL HELDEN MALLONGA
419 CO, RAULITO MAGBITANG
420 CO, SHANNON BRADLEY LIU
421 COBARRUBIAS, MITZL ANNE FERNANDO
422 COFREROS, TIFFANY MAE MERCADO
423 COL, CATHLEEN TRINETTE BOQUILON
424 COLINA, MA ANDRIANE PARADO
425 COLLAO, LUZHEIL MELODY DUMANHUG
426 COLOMA, MARICRIS CAYABYAB
427 COMANDANTE, JOHN DAVID LUBUGUIN
428 COMBO, FREDDIE CORONEZA
429 COMIA, MAUREEN VIA
430 CONCEPCION, LEA BELLA DUNGCA
431 CONCEPCION, MARIAN FUENTES
432 CONDOR, AILLENE AÑONUEVO
433 CONG, ELIZABETH GALOLA
434 CONSTANTINO, CHRISTOPHER SALAMAED
435 COPE, HANISAH ANA UY
436 COPIAN, RUCELLE MARINO
437 CORDERO, JAN CAEZAR BANDIEZ
438 CORONADO, MARIA CLARIZA AMARILLO
439 CORONEL, JAN KAMILLE RAMITA
440 CORPUS, LESLIE ANN CALUZA
441 CORPUZ, DIANNE GRACE SANTIAGO
442 CORPUZ, KATHLEEN BUENO
443 CORTES, AURAN ROSANNE BERNABE
444 CORTEZ, CARLO FRANCISCO NOBLE
445 CORTEZ, KAREN JOYCE CASTAÑEDA
446 CORTEZ, RONNELAINE LOYOLA
447 CORTO, MYLENE PANALIGAN
448 COSALAN, SAMANTHA GAIL VITERBO
449 CREDO, CATHERINE GRANADINO
450 CRISOSTOMO, BARNABY JAKE PUNZALAN
451 CRISOSTOMO, JONATHAN SAN JUAN
452 CRISOSTOMO, MIGUEL JR VILLAGRACIA
453 CRISTAL, MARY RONAH BACOLOD
454 CRISTOBAL, MARIELLE CARMELA REFORMADO
455 CRUZ, ANNA MARGARITA GARDUÑO
456 CRUZ, BIANCA ABIGAIL CENTENO
457 CRUZ, CATHERINE LOREN GIANAN
458 CRUZ, DENISE CARMELA MATEO
459 CRUZ, DONNA GERALINE KIBANOFF
460 CRUZ, EMMANUEL JOSEPH MERCADO
461 CRUZ, ENRICK JOSHUA MIRANDA
462 CRUZ, KAREN JO TAN
463 CRUZ, KATE IMPERIAL
464 CRUZ, MARIAN MAE LOPEZ
465 CRUZ, MARK ANDREW BONIFACIO
466 CRUZ, MARY ANNE BRIGINO
467 CRUZ, MAY ANN SANTILLAN
468 CRUZ, MICAELA MARIE MANALO
469 CRUZ, PAMELA GUTIERREZ
470 CRUZ, PHILIP RAYMOND BUENDIA
471 CU, SANDINO LORENZO SABADO
472 CUA, EMMELINE ELAINE LAMBENGCO
473 CUA, KRISTINE ELISA GAN
474 CUANAN, AILAINE BONGCAYAO
475 CUARESMA, MAE OCAMPO
476 CUAREZ, CHARLIE CAIMEN
477 CUBACUB, ERICA ALYSSA SANTOS
478 CUBERO, CHRISTINE MARIE BACATAN
479 CUNANAN, CARLENE ABELLA
480 CUPINO, DIANA JUSTO
481 DABALOS, JESUS JR RIVERA
482 DABU, IÑIGO BASTE MACLANG
483 DACAYNOS, LEONIL LABANGCO
484 DACUYCUY, JOSE FERMIN AUGUSTO I SANTOS
485 DADULA, KEN PAQUINGAN
486 DAGALA, RON MICHAEL PRUDENTE
487 DAGANI, GLAIZA SANCHEZ
488 DAGUMAN, IAN JALANDONI
489 DAGUMAN, MICHELLE GONDAYAO
490 DAGÑALAN, DANILO JR ALIPIO
491 DALMACION, ALLEN YENTYL VILLA
492 DALUMPINES, SVETLANA BARUIS
493 DAMO, JANE MISHELLE LAYUGAN
494 DANAO, DIANNE MAXILOM
495 DANCEL, KAREN ARCE
496 DANGANAN, GARI PULUMBARIT
497 DANSAL, HANIFAH MACOTE
498 DAQUIGAN, ANNA KATRINA SORIANO
499 DAQUILANEA, MIKO CHUA
500 DAQUINAG, JEANNETTE MIRANDILLA
501 DARIMBANG, JOHAIRA MIPANGA
502 DAROY, MARK ELISEO
503 DATOR, DOMINICO CARLO SAJOR
504 DATOR, MELISSA ABREU
505 DAUD, HANNA FARINA CAMPONG
506 DAVID, MARY LOURDES GRACE VALDECANAS
507 DAVID, MAY BUGAGAO
508 DAVID, RYAN CAEZAR CALAGUAS
509 DAYRIT, MARK AGUSTINE LAZARO
510 DAÑGUILAN, MARIA CECILIA MEDALLA
511 DE BORJA, JUAN CARLOS KIPPING
512 DE BORJA, RIKA MARI KATHERINA KIPPING
513 DE CASTRO, RICARDO MORALES
514 DE GRACIA, CELINA FRANCESCA DIZON
515 DE GUZMAN, ANA KATRINA ANTONIO
516 DE GUZMAN, DIVINA FRANCIA AGENA
517 DE GUZMAN, ISAAC CESAR SANTOS
518 DE GUZMAN, IVAN ADRIAN LOVERIA
519 DE GUZMAN, JOHN ALDRIN VILLAMAYOR
520 DE GUZMAN, MARIA FATIMA CANDIDO
521 DE JESUS, CRISELDA RAMOS
522 DE JESUS, DAVERIC TRANATE
523 DE JESUS, RALPH ANTHONY HERNANDEZ
524 DE LA BAJAN, CARL VINZON TORREJOS
525 DE LA PAZ, ANTONIO MIGUEL PADILLA
526 DE LARA, KRISTIAN ALEXIS RAMIREZ
527 DE LEON, ANGELA MARIE LAZARO
528 DE LEON, ATHENA ANGELLIE DELA CRUZ
529 DE LEON, NOELLE DE JESUS
530 DE LEON, RONALD ALLAN DAVID
531 DE LEON, VIRGILIO JR FORLALES
532 DE MESA, CELEEN SALES
533 DE ROXAS, RANHEL CALUAG
534 DE TORRES, RHEY KENNETH LACAO
535 DE VERA, FREDERICK NASSER PED
536 DE VERA, MARIA CARLYN RODRIGUEZ
537 DE VERA, MARK EDISON QUITON
538 DE VILLA, GERFER EMMANUEL OASAN
539 DECANO, SERINES VIRIAN DELA CRUZ
540 DEL CASTILLO, WELLENON ARTICULO
541 DEL PRADO, VIENA FLOR DE JESUS
542 DEL ROSARIO, BRYAN LOYAO
543 DEL ROSARIO, DIANA LYNN LAPID
544 DEL ROSARIO, MA CESAR CONCEPCION
545 DELA CRUZ, ANGELICA VILLAR
546 DELA CRUZ, ANNIE MAY LAQUIAN
547 DELA CRUZ, BRIAN KENNETH KHOUW
548 DELA CRUZ, CLIFFORD DUMAGUING
549 DELA CRUZ, IVY PASCUAL
550 DELA CRUZ, MA EVITA DEMITION
551 DELA CRUZ, MA NICOLE REGINA CALDERON
552 DELA CRUZ, STEFANI DEQUILLA
553 DELA CRUZ, WINSTON PABERA
554 DELA CUESTA, JONES ROY II LERIDA
555 DELA PEÑA, KRISTOFFER CABEROY
556 DELA PEÑA, PLEN VOLTAIRE MATUGAS
557 DELA ROSA, AMARITO SESUELOS
558 DELA TORRE, CRYSTAL HOPE ROGAS
559 DELA TORRE, MARIA KRISHJA TABANGAY
560 DELID, DIANNE MARIE DEL ROSARIO
561 DELLOSA, DANIEL ADRIAN GAERLAN
562 DELOS REYES, ABIGAIL SALAZAR
563 DELOS REYES, KATHRYN ANGELI ZOLETA
564 DELOS REYES, MA KRISTINA JUAN
565 DELOS REYES, MARIA LOURDES LATORZA
566 DELOS SANTOS, KRISTINE CRUZ
567 DELVO, GLENAH KATRINA MOJICA
568 DEMAO, JAMALLODIN SIMON
569 DEMASU-AY-BAÑARIA, KRYSANTHE PEARL TOGONON
570 DEMETERIO, RENA MARIE LAURENTE
571 DENILA, RACHEL ANN WONG
572 DENIÑA, RAYMOND GASTILO
573 DEPOSITARIO, MARK ANTHONY GENITE
574 DETABALI, PAULA MONICA ORTEGA
575 DIAMLA, SALVADOR JR ALAMEDA
576 DIAZ, MIGUEL KARLO LACSON
577 DIAZ, SUSAN ALIBUDBUD
578 DIESTRO, JOSE DANILO BENGZON
579 DIEZ, CHRISTINE VILLOCIDO
580 DILLERA, KARL PAOLO OLIVO
581 DIMAANO, CARLITO JR AYOSO
582 DIMABAYAO, BABELYN TOGORES
583 DIMABUYU, MARIA JEAN AVY GAMBOA
584 DIMACALI, CATHERINE MAY SANTOS
585 DIMAPINTO, SAMSIA MADID
586 DIMAUNAHAN, MARIA CORAZON PUNZALAN
587 DIMOL, SHANGRILA MAY FLORES
588 DINOPOL, ARNOLD JAMES SOCO
589 DIOMAMPO, ANNIEFER JOY CHUA
590 DIPASUPIL, HUNICE MEDRANO
591 DISOMANGCOP, POTRI HANNAH TAMPI
592 DIWA, JEROME KRISTOFER NAVARRO
593 DIZON, ALFRED PETER JUSTINE EUFEMIO
594 DIZON, JORECK ARANAS
595 DIZON, KARINA VEL ESPALDON
596 DIZON, MA SAMANTA ROCHA
597 DOCE, CHRISTIAN AARON BUÑO
598 DOLOR, MANOLO MARASIGAN
599 DOMINGO, LAWRENCE FULGENCIO
600 DOMINGO, MARIA ANGELA RAFOLS
601 DOMINGUEZ, REGINE PAZ
602 DOMUGHO, FELI ROSE DE LA VEGA
603 DONES, CARLO SANCHEZ
604 DORADO, ARGININO ROMEO VITOR
605 DOVAL SANTOS, ROSELMO LORENZO THEODARICO JR GAN
606 DUBLIN, KRISLYN KATE DIMALALUAN
607 DUMLAO, CARLO POLO FRANI
608 DUNGCA, PIA PAMELA PINEDA
609 DURAN, KRISTINE ANN LIAMZON
610 DUREZA, JUSTINE MELISSA GIORLA
611 DY, PRUDENCE KHO
612 DY CLOSAS, ALFAND MARL FERMIN
613 EBOL, SAHLEE BEEM PLAZA
614 ECALNIR, ERIC ROUDEL CHAN
615 ECARMA, NATHAN CHARLES ANTONIO
616 ECON, MICHAELSAM ENCARNACION
617 EDUARTE, MARY GRACE AVANZADO
618 EKE, JOZEN ABALON
619 ELAZEGUI, CASSANDRA CAMILLE
620 ELCARTE, JOANNE KRISTINE CONTURNO
621 ENCARNACION, FRANCES RIAN LINGAD
622 ENCARNACION, MELINESSA CABAHUG
623 ENCARNACION, MICHELLE JOYCE CHEUNG
624 ENGUITO, PAULO JEROME LIM
625 ERAZO, CHRISTY SHERYLENE BABIA
626 ERIA, RALPH ALEXIS ESMERO
627 ESCABILLAS, CYRUS GERELLA
628 ESCALONA, ALFONSO JR TUMAMAO
629 ESCAPE, JARREN MAE ROSILLO
630 ESCASINAS, GIMBERT TORREFRANCA
631 ESGUERRA, CANARIE JOY ANGELES
632 ESGUERRA, GISELLE ANN YU
633 ESGUERRA, PETER HANS VALDEZ
634 ESMAEILI, SEYED ARMIN BALVERDE
635 ESPAÑA, ALLYN GRACE TABACON
636 ESPAÑA, MURIEL LACSON
637 ESPE, FLORENCE JOYCE TAÑEGA
638 ESPINEDA, EMMANUEL REY MABINI
639 ESPINELI, DARWIN CALONGE
640 ESPINO, MARIA ESPERANZA ASTURIAS
641 ESPINO, VANEZA LEAH ALVISO
642 ESPINOSA, RUBIE ANNE EBIO
643 ESPIRITU, CAMILA PAOLA HERNANDEZ
644 ESPIRITU, DOMINIQUE NICOLE VERDE
645 ESPIRITU, FRANCIS JASON ENGALLA
646 ESQUERA, DAN KARLO DATILES
647 ESQUIVEL, MARIA CORAZON AMANDA ESTRELLADO
648 ESQUIVEL, VIRGI LEA CLAUDINE CACERES
649 ESTEBAN, BERNADETTE DELA CRUZ
650 ESTEBAN, JOSE PAOLO VILLASENOR
651 ESTEBAN, ROSE ANN VARELA
652 ESTOCE, JOHN PAUL SOLLANO
653 ESTORQUE, FARRAH JOY PESADO
654 ESTRADA, MAUREEN THEA CORTEZ
655 ESTRADA, MITA ZAHRA CORTEZ
656 ESTRADA, VINCENT MICHAEL SANTOS
657 ESTRELLA, ANA MONICA DE CASTRO
658 ESTRELLA, RODOLFO NERZA
659 EUSEBIO, MARIA ELEANOR VILLARANTE
660 EVANGELISTA, CHRISTINE IRIS CORMANES
661 EVANGELISTA, JOJO RAFANAN
662 EVANGELISTA, LAUREN KAY MANCE
663 EVINA, KRISTINE FAITH PALAO
664 FABITO, ELMER JR FAGYAN
665 FABROS, CHRISTOPHER VINCENT MERCADO
666 FACTON, ROSABELLE TABABA
667 FAIGMANE, JULIET OLARTE
668 FALDAS, SCOTT LESTER PACINABAO
669 FAMORCA, INGRID VALERIE SANTILLAN
670 FAN, MICHELLE CAMBE
671 FEDERISO, FREDERICK ANDRADA
672 FEDOC, MA THERESA AMOROSO
673 FELICIANO, RITCHELLE IBE
674 FELICIANO, RYAN IBE
675 FELIX, CARINA BUENO
676 FERANDOS, THERESE FRANCES CABATINGAN
677 FERNANDES, FRANCES DIANAH MARIE DE LA CURA
678 FERNANDEZ, DENNIS FRANCO
679 FERNANDEZ, GISSLE VINOYA
680 FERNANDEZ, JAYMIE MAMARIL
681 FERNANDEZ, JEFFREY CABANAYAN
682 FERNANDEZ, MA LOURDES LEAH GARCIA
683 FERNANDEZ, MC-NIEL GUEVARRA
684 FERNANDEZ, NICOLE DILIG
685 FERNANDEZ, RODOLFO III UY
686 FERNANDEZ, SIME RAYMOND BALONDO
687 FERNANDEZ-ANGELITO, SANDERIANA MUGAS
688 FEROLIN, JAMES KRISTIAN NAVIDAD
689 FERRANDIZ, ELAINE ROSE CANONOY
690 FERRER, DOMINGO NICHOLO HERNANDEZ
691 FIGUEROA-MACARAEG, MELANIE DELA ROSA
692 FILART, QUEENSLEY CUBILLA
693 FILLARO, EDUARDO JR MELIS
694 FLAVIER, REUBEN JAMES PARCO
695 FLOR, GERIK CASIMIRO
696 FLORES, ELOISA LUNA
697 FLORES, FRANCIS JOSEPH SAMSON
698 FLORES, KHRISTEL JOY PALLANAN
699 FLORES, KRISTAL CIELO BUEMIO
700 FLORES, MANOLO KRISTOFFER CALUZA
701 FONGHE, KEN MACOTO
702 FONTAMILLAS, SIFFEMAR FABRO
703 FONTANILLA, KARLO IVAN MIGUEL ANDAL
704 FRANCISCO, AISA KATRINA VALMONTE
705 FRANCISCO, DANICA CHAN
706 FRANCISCO, DENISE MARIE ARAYATA
707 FRANCISCO, MICHELLE CARIÑO
708 FRANCISCO, PETER JULIAN AUDITOR
709 FRANCISCO, UNICA ADAH DUMLAO
710 FUENTESPINA, ROA MAPILIT
711 GABITA, GIVENCHY GREGORIO
712 GABITAN, MARVIC RAYMOND CRUZ
713 GABOY, JOSHUA HABER
714 GAHATON, MICHELLE ORTIOLA
715 GALAEZ, RONALD PARIS
716 GALANG, DAPHNE GAYLE PINO
717 GALANG, JOEBELLE MAY CONCEPCION
718 GALELA, HEDY SUICO
719 GALICIA, JHUN ROBBIE URGEL
720 GALICIA, MARIA ISABEL ANGELICA ULEP
721 GALIZA, IRIS-JANE VIERNES
722 GALLARDO, SHERRY MARIE MANALASTAS
723 GALLEGO, EUNICE PATRIARCA
724 GALVEZ, LORIELLE MARIE ESPIRITU SANTO
725 GALVEZ, RODELIN ELLAINE MAULEON
726 GAMBOA, JUN COR FLAGA
727 GAMBOA, LEOLINA REMECETA MEDENILLA
728 GAMPONG, EARL REVO PELAEZ
729 GAN, FLORENCE ROCHELLE CHUA
730 GANA, JOSE CARLOS YOUNG
731 GANSATAO, FATIMA MAKALINTAL
732 GARCIA, ANA KRISTINA LIZO
733 GARCIA, CARL CEDRIC GONZALES
734 GARCIA, CARMEL MARIE MITRA
735 GARCIA, HANNAH COLEEN BLAS
736 GARCIA, IANNI BEA CULI
737 GARCIA, JOHN MARK DABA
738 GARCIA, MARY ACELLE GONZALES
739 GARCIA, PAUL MARTIN MARTIN
740 GARCIA, PHIL ASTLEY CASTILLO
741 GARCIA, REMEDIOS TORRES
742 GARCIA, SARAH CAMILLE SALAZAR
743 GARCIANO, FAYE BONDOC
744 GARROTE, EULER KERN VILLA
745 GATMAITAN, JOLENE KRISTINE GARCIA
746 GATMAITAN, RAYMUND VINCENT MACATANGAY
747 GAVIOLA, JETTER GUIBELONDO
748 GAW, JENELYN TAN
749 GAYLON-GIGANTO, JENNIFER PAJUTINING
750 GAYON, JULIE GUTIERREZ
751 GEALON, ANGEALYN ANGCOT
752 GELVEZ, MARIA LEAMOR COSICO
753 GELVOSA, MA NESSA BUNIEL
754 GENUINO, DIVINE GRACE DINO
755 GENUINO, RICHARD GALVEZ
756 GERODIAS, FERDINAND JR RIVERA
757 GERVASIO, ANDREA THERESE REYNALDO
758 GESMUNDO, MARIA VERONICA TOLENTINO
759 GHIMIRE, KIRTI CALATA
760 GIANAN, JENNIFER DOCIL
761 GIGARE, GWEN FERRER
762 GILL, TEJPAL SINGH
763 GILLESANIA, WINKEE SALMEO
764 GIMENO, GINO CARLO SOBREMISANA
765 GO, ANNALYN SY
766 GO, CELINE ANNE AMASCUAL
767 GO, JOHN RAYMOND UY
768 GOLIDTUM, JARED PAUL UNTOLAN
769 GOLONG, KAREN MALQUISTO
770 GOLVEO, VANESSA DE LA CRUZ
771 GOMESERIA, MARIA JESA BELARMINO
772 GOMEZ, JAMES PAUL SIASAT
773 GOMEZ, JOANNE MICHELLE DUMLAO
774 GOMEZ, MA FELISSE CARMEN SERO
775 GONZAGA, MARIA JOSEPHINE BARRANTES
776 GONZALES, CHERRIE ROSE SANICAS
777 GONZALES, ROMMEL VALENCIA
778 GOPEZ, ULYSSES KING GOMEZ
779 GOPO, IVY JOHANNE LEAH GILO
780 GORDON, CYRUS JOHN GALZOTE
781 GOTAMCO, GISELLE LAZARO
782 GOZUM, MARIA ANNA LORRANE PAMINTUAN
783 GRANADOS, PRECIOUS PEARL GERMO
784 GRANDEZA, KATRINA NOLASCO
785 GRATUITO, DIVINA MARION BUAGUIÑA
786 GREGORIO, BLANCHE CHEROVI UY
787 GREY, GIANINA KASANDRA ADAO
788 GUADALUPE, ERNESTO IV VALLEJOS
789 GUANZON, ZHEELA CHERRIZ CATUNAO
790 GUERRA, MARIA THERESA MORENO
791 GUEVARA, BRYAN EDGAR KO
792 GUEVARA, DANIEL YENKO
793 GUILLENO, QUENNIE MEJICA
794 GUILLERMO, JANE POLESTICO
795 GUILLERMO, MA KATRINA BOQUIREN
796 GUILLERMO, MIGUEL LUIZ BAHINTING
797 GUINMAPANG, EUODIA PADILLA
798 GUITARTE, CLINT PATAGNAN
799 GUMBAN, MARIE CHRISTINE ERICA HILAY
800 GUMBAN, ROY ACOSTA
801 GUNDAY, ERNESTO JR CHONGAWEN
802 GUTANG, MARY GRACE PALALON
803 GUTIERREZ, ELAINE MARIE CRUZ
804 GUTIERREZ, JOHN FAUSTINE DANAN
805 GUTIERREZ, KATRINA MARI ENRIQUEZ
806 GUTIERREZ, VALERY MA IRENE FRANCISCO
807 GUZMAN, ANJELICA AGUSTIN
808 GUZMAN, MARIA ROSELLE EVANGELISTA
809 GUZMAN, RICCI ANJO LOFAMIA
810 HABACON, GEORGE VINCENT DE LEON
811 HABALUYAS, CHRISTEL LAUREN TOBILLO
812 HABANA, CARLA MARGARITA SAN PEDRO
813 HADJIRUL, SARAH DURIA
814 HADJULA, RAHINA CERRUDO
815 HADLOC, MARIA ALOIZA JOVEN
816 HALILI, JEREMY OCAMPO
817 HAO, RAZEL NIKKA MENESES
818 HARION, EDISON JOHN SOLIDARIOS
819 HASAN, JOMAR IBAY
820 HATAB, RIENA-AIZA HADJIRAN
821 HATOL, MARLENE UY
822 HECHANOVA, CRISTINE PIA TAN
823 HEMEDES, MARIELISSE MARTINEZ
824 HEREDIA, RICHARD CO
825 HERICO, HAZEL PEREZ
826 HERMANO, LOUELYN NATIVIDAD
827 HERMO, CHRISTINE JANE GAITE
828 HERMOSISIMA, RALPHTRIN GEL BERMUDO
829 HERNANDEZ, ERIKA GAIL GABAT
830 HERNANDEZ, GIEZEBEL DIAZ
831 HERNANDEZ, JAY GRACE UMALI
832 HERNANDEZ, KRIZ-ANN RENIVA
833 HERNANDEZ, LUISA MARTIN
834 HERNANDEZ, MARC ANGELO SILOS
835 HERRERA, JOSEPH VALDEZ
836 HERRERA, MARIE ANGELIQUE TAVU
837 HIDALGO, RANDOLPH FERNANDEZ
838 HINOJALES, JONATHAN RIC JR SALAZAR
839 HIPOLITO, MARIA HILDA FE RIVERA
840 HIQUIANA, DANIEL UNNO HERNANDEZ
841 HIZON, ELICE MARIE CAPITULO
842 HIZON, JACQUE MARIE CAPITULO
843 HIZON, MARC ANGELO PARAS
844 HO, JUSTIN ONG
845 HOCSON, ANYA ILUMIN
846 HOFELEÑA, OFELIA MARIE BLANCO
847 HONG, MANILYN ANN CONSTANTINO
848 HONORICO, FATIMA GUMARANG
849 HORTELANO, CHRISTIAN EMMANUEL CHAN
850 HOSILLOS, JULS VALAQUIO
851 HUBAG, ANGELIE ROSE COMORO
852 IBADLIT, ARNEL ROMAQUIN
853 IBARRA, LESTER BERNARDO
854 IBAVIOSA, GRACE MONICA PAMA
855 IBAÑEZ, ALEXIS PAULA DE GUZMAN
856 IBOT, NIAN JOY TALAMOR
857 IGAMA, PAOLO ANGELO REYES
858 IGASAN, BEDA JOVER
859 IGNACIO, CHARLTON NICOLAS
860 ILAGAN, GREG JEFFERSON CARO
861 ILAGAN, MA KAREN CELINE CALAPRE
862 ILAGAN, MA LEAH PAMELA WAGAN
863 ILAGAN, SUZANNE MARIE QUIDAYAN
864 ILUSTRE, APRILLE KIRSTEN PUBLICO
865 IMLAN, SAUDE UMABONG
866 IMPERIAL, ANNABELLE REYES
867 IMPERIAL, IRENE RIÑGA
868 IMPERIAL, PAMELA MARIE BLANCO
869 INOCENCIO, RICHARD BUITIZON
870 INOTURAN, BENJAMIN PONAYO
871 ISMAEL, SHEREEN LIM
872 ITALIA, IZZA LOPEZ
873 ITO, KAREN ANN GALAPIN
874 JACA, PAUL KRISTIAN MANOG
875 JACINTO, RALPH CYLON MURING
876 JACOB, MAJAH RABANNE SANTOS
877 JALAIDI, AL RASHID MATAKSIL
878 JAPZON, JUNNEL TOM TRABASAS
879 JARA, CHRISTINA ELIZE AQUINO
880 JARA, JASMIN VITALIZ
881 JARAMILLO, NEPTUNE SENDRIJAS
882 JAVELOSA, GLENNIS FIONA JAIME
883 JAVIER, GABRIEL BUNCIO
884 JAVIER, GOLDATRISCIA PASCUAL
885 JAVIER, JOMAR WAGAN
886 JAVIER, JULIE MAE TAGAWA
887 JERESANO, ARJAY AQUINO
888 JESENA, YVETTE MARIE LACUESTA
889 JIAO, FRANCESCA ANTONINA VIRAY
890 JIAO, PAUL MATTHEW SIBALA
891 JIMENEZ, CEMBIE ROSE AZUFRA
892 JIMENEZ, CHRISTINE MARIE MAGLANA
893 JO, ASRI III SCHUCK
894 JOAQUIN, KRISKA SHALIN LARA
895 JOAQUINO, JACQUELINE ANNE KING
896 JOCSON, CYNDEE DEL ROSARIO
897 JONES, CHRISTA NIMPHA MONTEMAYOR
898 JOSE, NIÑA LOBIGAS
899 JOYA, RALPH VINCENT FAMY
900 JOYOHOY, MARY JOY POTOT
901 JUAN, CHRISTIAN JOEY LUMAUAN
902 JUSI, ALEXA EDNA MAE NAPA
903 JUSON, JEREMIAH JADE TOLENTINO
904 JUSTINIANI, JOMELLE GEM ESTACION
905 KALAW, REGINALD PAUL JOAQUIN VALENCIA
906 KALBIT, RAJIV HO
907 KAMPITAN, GENIE ROSE ANN AGUILAR
908 KANAPI, TIFFANY KAYE JOSE
909 KANGLEON, HANNAH LOIS ROSAL
910 KAWAJI, LESLIE DAPHNE REYES
911 KESIP, YVONNE CABALBAG
912 KHABAZZADEH KIANIAN, FARIBA ILIGAN
913 KHO, BYNCHELLE ROSE ANNE MARCELINO
914 KIRONG, LYCELLE ROA
915 KWAK, SOO RAH ANGELLE RETARDO
916 LABARCON, KIRBE APARIS
917 LABINDAO, RIZAL JR RIVAS
918 LABRA, GENELYN CALUMAG
919 LABRADOR, CIARA MARJORIE HANNA ALFONSO
920 LABRADOR, LAUREN ANGELICA ROLDAN
921 LACANIN, MARY ROSE ANNE ESPIRITU
922 LACSON, RACHELLE ANNE DELA PAZ
923 LADISLA, MARIAM REYES
924 LAFUENTE, DHANNA CORAZON RAMOS
925 LAGADE, LEO ALEJANDRO MIGUEL ARROJO
926 LAGANG, MARIE KHATRINA CHUA
927 LAGMAY, MARION FRANCES DILIG
928 LAGOS, TIMOTHY BJORN MEDINA
929 LAGURA, RUBY SAMIA
930 LAGUTIN, JOHN CALVIN GUSAY
931 LAJOM, CRISTINA MARIE DE LEON
932 LALUCES, NICOLE THERESE AQUINO
933 LANAG, FERLYN BUENO
934 LANIOG, RIZMOND RETUTA
935 LANSIGAN, MICHELLE KRYSTLE GENERALLA
936 LANZAR, RUBY ANN GABRIEL
937 LAO, FATIMA CHRISTINA KHO
938 LAO, MARIA GLENDA VALYN VIBAS
939 LAO, PHILIPPE EDEN IMPERIAL
940 LAO, TIMOTHY LO
941 LAPE, JENINA SUPERINO
942 LAPLANA, CHARLENE ASUNCION LABASTIDA
943 LAPOR, MARIA THERESA SALMO
944 LAPPAY, JEFFREY IRINGAN
945 LAPUZ, EMILITA SAMBALE
946 LARANANG, JOSEPH ANTHONY GHAN
947 LARIEGO, SUNSHINE ROJAS
948 LASISTE, JADE MARIE EDENVIRG FONTANILLA
949 LASOLA, MHEA ROSAL
950 LAT, EDDA BODE
951 LAT, KAREN LOISE PEREZ
952 LATAWAN, ABEGAIL BALAN-EG
953 LATOG, MISHA GUADA MARIE YU
954 LAUDE, APRIL JOY MICOSA
955 LAUIGAN, KAEZEL ANNANG
956 LAURENA, LOUISE ANGELINE ESTERNON
957 LAURON, MARIA FE THERESA VILLANUEVA
958 LAUTENGCO, ANNA CLARIZZA VENERACION
959 LAUZON, LEA GRACE VILLANUEVA
960 LAUÑO, MICHELLE ROSALIE EDAÑOL
961 LAW, DIANE KRISELLE ONG
962 LAXAMANA, FRANCIS EPHRAIM MICIANO
963 LAZARO, MARIA JOYCE CAMILLE MELENCIO
964 LAZARO, TONYROSE CLAMOR
965 LEDESMA, JOY MAE ZUÑIGA
966 LEE, SIDNEY ALBERT CUA LOCSIN
967 LEGASPI, KARMI DE GUZMAN
968 LEGASPI, ROBERTO JOSE DELA FUENTE
969 LEOCHICO, CARL FROILAN DE GUZMAN
970 LEOMO, VICTORIA NASTASSA MEJIA
971 LERMA, DANIEL JOSEPH MENESES
972 LEVISTE, MARK ANTHONY MELITANTE
973 LEYSON, JEREMIAS PEREZ
974 LI, HENRY WINSTON CARPIO
975 LI, KINGBHERLY LU
976 LI, PRECIOSA LOBOS
977 LI, RANIER PO
978 LIAO, KAREN ISABEL TOMACLAS
979 LIBO-ON, DYANN DOLOUR MONZON
980 LIBOON, FATIMA ROSENDA CONSUELO TORRALBA
981 LIBRANDA, GERALD CAESAR ORQUIA
982 LICAROS, ANDRO REGINALD LUY
983 LIGERALDE, KARLA ISABEL BIARES
984 LIM, ALFREDO JR COLOSO
985 LIM, DANICA FERNANDEZ
986 LIM, IMEE LOREN CHAN
987 LIM, JAN PRINCETON YU
988 LIM, JASON MORVEN YU
989 LIM, JOHN HAROLD SY
990 LIM, KATRICE DIANNE DEL ROSARIO
991 LIM, LAUREN KIMBERLEY TAN
992 LIM, LOUISE ANDREA CHU
993 LIM, MARK ALLAN SANCHEZ
994 LIM, ONYX TIU
995 LIM, PHOEBE RUTH UY
996 LIM, REYNALDO YANES
997 LIM, SYNDEL RAINA WEE
998 LIMJOCO, LORENZO LUIS GUEVARA
999 LIMOS, LIEZLY GAYLE FONG
1000 LINDO, ANTONIO DIMAANO
1001 LINOG, IRIS GAIL HEJE
1002 LINTAG, JOHN DAVE LUCAS
1003 LIPANA, KIRK ANDREW REYES
1004 LISONDRA, MARIA LEANDRA ERIVE
1005 LISTANCO, OLIVIA FAYE JAZMIN
1006 LIU, JOHANNA MARIE SARIAL
1007 LLAMAS, CAMILLA ALAY GUCE
1008 LLANTO, TOM MADULA
1009 LLIDO, CARLO ALIPIO PANGANIBAN
1010 LLUISMA, ANN CHRISTIE PAMAD
1011 LONTOC, JACKIE-LOU ROM
1012 LOPEZ, CAMILLE CECILIA SIBUG
1013 LOPEZ, MARIA CONSUELO IMELDA ANTONIO
1014 LOPEZ, MARK JOSEPH PADLAN
1015 LOPEZ, SHERYL MAE JUADA
1016 LOPEZ-DEE, MA BERNADETTE VALDIVIA
1017 LORENA, KARINA TORRES
1018 LORENZO, ADRIAN BAILOSIS
1019 LORENZO, IMELDA SALAS
1020 LORENZO, SHERRY MAY MARAÑO
1021 LORILLA, RICHARDSON BELTRAN
1022 LOSITO, JOHN MARTIN ABEJURO
1023 LU, FRANCINE BEATRIZ CIEGO
1024 LUA, LED TEODERICK KHO
1025 LUCERO, ABIGAIL GUERRERO
1026 LUCILA, ANA MARIE CELINE LAO
1027 LUCMAN-BANTUAS, JOHANNA MAMAINTE
1028 LUGTU, PAUL MICHAEL VINCENT MAGBANUA
1029 LUGUE, ANTHEA MANALOTO
1030 LUMAQUE, PISCES RAYMOND YUMANG
1031 LUMAQUE, SHAKE GEVERO
1032 LUMICAO, PAULO JOSE BORROMEO
1033 LUMOGDANG, ANGEL ANTONETTE IBARRA
1034 LUMONTOD, LOIS AGNES ESPA
1035 LUSTRE, ALEXIS LORENZ GALAMITON
1036 LUSTRIA, RODOMER MONZON
1037 LUZADAS, JELNA SHANE LOZANO
1038 MAALA, ALAIN PHILIPPE GONZALES
1039 MACABAGDAL, JESMARIE ONG
1040 MACADAAG, SITTIE MA ALEEQHA MADALE
1041 MACALALAG, LALAINE FERNANDEZ
1042 MACALINTAL, LINA SUAREZ
1043 MACALMA, GLENN IDANAN
1044 MACAPAGAL, JUSTIN ROMEO JABONETE
1045 MACARAMBON, AL-MARUF TANGGOL
1046 MADALAG, FALWELL DAN NALANGAY
1047 MADARCOS, DENNIS CARINO
1048 MADELO, IVY SHERYL QUISAY
1049 MADRIAGA, MA NIÑA NUELLE TRINIDAD
1050 MADRID, JOHN ROSELLO
1051 MADRIGAL, MARLOU JAY CABALLERO
1052 MAGALONG, CAROLYN HERESA
1053 MAGANO, JANILL IGNACIO
1054 MAGLAQUE, JOYCE ANN NUÑEZ
1055 MAGLASANG, NIKKI LOUISE ANINIAS
1056 MAGMANLAC, JASMIN MORCELOS
1057 MAGSINO, SHERINE ALIÑARTE
1058 MAGSUMBOL, ANNA CARMELA GUERRERO
1059 MAGTOTO, IAN JASON CASTRO
1060 MAHINAY, WILNIE VILLA
1061 MALABAG, JULIEBER GUTIERREZ
1062 MALABANAN, MARIALINA MALABANAN
1063 MALABANAN, MARY ANN FALCUTILA
1064 MALABANAN, MICHELLE LAZARO
1065 MALAKI, CATHERINE ANNE DE GUZMAN
1066 MALATA, ALEX JR DAULONG
1067 MALBAS, GALE MARIANNE PARCON
1068 MALIT, RACHELLE ANN SANTIAGO
1069 MALLARI, ARDYNNE MARTIN CORCELLES
1070 MALLARI, EUNICE MEDRANO
1071 MALLARI, HAYZLE AVELLANA
1072 MALLARI, ROMINA GRIZELDA ORTIZ
1073 MALLILLIN, MICHELLE JOY TURINGAN
1074 MALUBAY, JUDEE MARIE ANDRADA
1075 MALUGAO, KIM ENECILLO
1076 MAMALAC, NORIELBA ABAS
1077 MAMAUAG, MARY JOY MELCHOR
1078 MAMPAO, JESSA MONALEE CABAHUG
1079 MAMPUSTI, MA MONICA ADAP
1080 MANAGBANAG, GLEEN APUYA
1081 MANALO, MARY ANN LOUISE ISIDERIO
1082 MANALO, MINETTE KRISEL AGUILA
1083 MANALO, VICTORIA CAMILLE SANTIAGO
1084 MANALOTO, KATHLEEN GATCHALIAN
1085 MANANSALA, PRINCESS ELAINE MUNOZ
1086 MANAOIS, RALPH CHRISTOPHER SALCEDO
1087 MANDAL, MA LUILLA MAGUAD
1088 MANDIA, PAULITO FIKINGAS
1089 MANESCA, MARIA ROSSINI VICTA
1090 MANGALUS, RUZELYN SALAS
1091 MANGE, DIANA ROSE ONGOGAN
1092 MANGILET, AUBREY MARI LIAO
1093 MANGONDATO, FATMAH BAGUL
1094 MANGUDADATU, KAREN JOY MADAYAG
1095 MANILA, FINLAY ANNE JALILUL
1096 MANIMTIM, BERNADETTE ANNE NAVARRO
1097 MANUEL, MARY CINDY SALINAS
1098 MANZANA, JAMIE LYNNE PE
1099 MAPALAD, ANN FRITZIE VILLAVICENCIO
1100 MAPANDI, NIZHREEN TABAO
1101 MARALIT, ABIGAIL SULIT
1102 MARANAN, REAGAN CLAVERON
1103 MARAPAO, JESSA MARISSE EVANGELISTA
1104 MARASIGAN, ANNE KRISTINE CLAIRE GUERRA
1105 MARAVILLA, RENE RAYMOND VERZOSA
1106 MARCABAN, MENABELLE ARILLA
1107 MARCELO, BARBARA ELLEN TORREFIEL
1108 MARCELO, CIELO MARIA CASTRO
1109 MARCELO, WENDEL TUPAS
1110 MARIS, NEIL DABU
1111 MARTILLANA, WYNDSOR VER
1112 MARTIN, AIREEN PAULA VALDELLON
1113 MARTINEZ, JARED MANUEL PASCUA
1114 MARTINEZ, MA ANGELICA MARTHA DE ASIS
1115 MARTINEZ, MARK LUWIZ MARCIANO
1116 MASA-AO, CHRISTALYN ANGNGANAY
1117 MASACUPAN, KRISTIAN DORELL TINGSON
1118 MASCARDO, YANCEL DONNA LU
1119 MASCARIÑAS, RYAN WAMINAL
1120 MASIDDO, DAN JARED TUMALIUAN
1121 MASIKAT, ACE LARA
1122 MATEO, ANA KARINA SAN DIEGO
1123 MATEO, JOANNA PAULA LUCIANO
1124 MATIAS, KATHRINE ORIA
1125 MATIONG, ELDY KRISTINE DOMINGO
1126 MATIRA, CAROLYN MAE ENCARNACION
1127 MATIVO, CHARMAINE ARADANAS
1128 MAZO, MARIA NILA CLARIZA FALAME
1129 MEDENILLA, MICHELLE LAURENCE CAMILLIA RODRIGUEZ
1130 MEDINA, KRISTEL JAYNE COLIBAO
1131 MEDINA, MARY GLADYS BORELA
1132 MEDINA, PIER ANGELI DELA ROSA
1133 MEDRANO, CHARISMA PARAYNO
1134 MEDRANO, JOSE MIGUEL MALVAR
1135 MELCHOR, KIMBERLY CHRISTINE BAUTISTA
1136 MELENDRES, EMMANUEL ALLADO
1137 MELITON, ANNE MELVA VALENZUELA
1138 MENCHAVEZ, MARIA ARMI NICOLE DUMLAO
1139 MENDIETA, JOSE MARIA GUANZON
1140 MENDOZA, ANNA BARBARA BUHAT
1141 MENDOZA, AVIANNE KRYSTLE SUMUGAT
1142 MENDOZA, DIANA JOY MARASIGAN
1143 MENDOZA, DONNA APRIL RAMOS
1144 MENDOZA, JERAMIE CANLAS
1145 MENDOZA, JOHN MICHAEL TORRICER
1146 MENDOZA, KATRINA PRECIOSA CACES
1147 MENDOZA, MARIA CHRISTEL MATANGUIHAN
1148 MENDOZA, MARIA LIRA PAULA PASCUAL
1149 MENDOZA, RASCHID ANDRE JESSUP SANTOS
1150 MENORCA, GLEAN GARDUNO
1151 MERCADO, GENIE CLAIRE PASCUAL
1152 MERCENE, ROBERTO MARTIN CANTOS
1153 MERENCILLA, MARIA ROBERTA DURAN
1154 MERTON, ARLENE TIO
1155 MESIAS, MICHAEL DAVE NAVARRA
1156 METRA, JON ERVYN GAURINO
1157 MICU, ARABELLA DEANE VICTORIA
1158 MILANA, JOANNE KATE TE
1159 MILITAR, MA THESA ISA LAZO
1160 MIOLE, CLARENCE CABANATAN
1161 MIRANDA, BARBARA MARIE JAMELA
1162 MIRANDA, MICHAEL MANALANSAN
1163 MIRANO, RENIE ERIC BONSOL
1164 MIRO, EDHEL SIATON
1165 MISLANG, FRANCIS XAVIER FERNANDEZ
1166 MISUNO, MASAYUKI JR YUMANG
1167 MOJICA, DANIEL PATRICK GABONA
1168 MOLANO, JONATHAN VIDAL BAUTISTA
1169 MOLEÑO, CLEAVON SERTZ PALABRICA
1170 MOLINA, RYGE ALBERT DELGADO
1171 MONDERO, ANDREW TIONGSON
1172 MONESIT, OFELIA AMORES
1173 MONILLA, APRIL MALAYLAY
1174 MONREAL, CHRISTINE TOPULAR
1175 MONTANO, JAYSON BALOLONG
1176 MONTECALVO, LYN GALINDO
1177 MONTERA, NYRA ESPENESIN
1178 MONTEVIRGEN, RICHULTZ CRUZ
1179 MOPON, JOSEPHUS LOQUIAS
1180 MORANTE, CATHERINE MAE MUÑOZ
1181 MORANTE, CHRISTINE JOY MUÑOZ
1182 MORATO, AYN JHASFEREE CARLOS
1183 MORDEN, KARLA SISON
1184 MORE, HYCEL SUCK
1185 MOSA, ROSSANA ARMADA
1186 MUHAMMAD, SHA HEZRA DUMAMA
1187 MUNAR, LORENA TIU
1188 MUSLIM, NASEEFAH MACABINTA
1189 MUTIA, GEM MARQ BELTRAN
1190 MUYARGAS, NUR MANN AGPAWA
1191 MUÑOZ, REGINA ISABEL DE LEON
1192 MUÑOZ, VINCE RYAN VILLANUEVA
1193 NACINO, JASMIN NARANJA
1194 NACIONAL, KRISTINE ECHAGUE
1195 NADONG, JASFER NEIL BAUTISTA
1196 NAIDAS, NIÑO CARLO MENDOZA
1197 NAITO, MARIKO VALENZUELA
1198 NALO, PENELOPE SANTIAGO
1199 NANTES, MARIA JOSEFA ZOLETA
1200 NAPALLATAN, ANNA RIZA SANTA CRUZ
1201 NARCISO, BERYL CHARM PILAPIL
1202 NATINGA, KYNA FORTUNE PACINA
1203 NAVA, NALENE MADURAMENTE
1204 NAVARRA, THELMO JR PLACER
1205 NAVARRO, MARIA PATRICIA MADONNA MELISENDA CHAVARIA
1206 NAVARRO, MARK LEONARD DELA CRUZ
1207 NAVARRO, REX RODRIGO MARAVILLA
1208 NAZAIRE, SHERMAN TORRES
1209 NAZARENO, MA PAULA KHRIZEL EMRALINO
1210 NEPOMUCENO, MARISSE JAMLIG
1211 NERIT, EMMANUEL ANGELO SUÑGA
1212 NG, JAN PATRICK ONG
1213 NGO, RACHELLE EAN ANG
1214 NIETO, KRISTINE KAMILLE PERPETUA
1215 NIMO, KRISTINE DOMINIQUE CALDERON
1216 NISMAL, MYLES CAINGLET
1217 NOBLE, ALLAN JOSEPH MARQUEZ
1218 NOFRADA, MICHIKO REYES
1219 NON, CARLO ALBERTO SUMAGAYSAY
1220 NONAN, NOREEN FAYE PROCALLA
1221 NONATO, RACHELLE MARIE AQUINO
1222 NOPRE, KIRK BENSON BOONGALING
1223 NOROÑA, BLESSIE DANA CALUBAG
1224 NOVENO, KRIS JEZREEL OLEA
1225 NOVERO, JON JEFFERSON CALINAO
1226 NUEZ, ELMER BONCALES
1227 OBLIGAR, DOMAR SABIJON
1228 OBREGON, ULDARICO JR FERNANDEZ
1229 OCAMPO, THERESE CAMILLE CYNTHIA LIM
1230 OCEJA, CATHERINE JOY VALDEZ
1231 OCITE, MYLA DADOLE
1232 OCTAVIANO, EUGENE PAUL NICOLASORA
1233 ODIAMAR, RICHARD DELFIN
1234 ODJINAR, LEONARD BAGNOL
1235 OLAZO, RAYMOND GABRIEL
1236 OLIVERIO, ANN AUBREY CASAS
1237 OLORES, MA JAMAICA BARTOLOME
1238 OMANDAM, JACKY VINCENT VISITACION
1239 OMAR, ABDELSIMAR II TAN
1240 OMO, JOHN VINCENT LIM
1241 ONG, BENJAMIN JOSEPH CHAN
1242 ONG, CATHERINE RICAFUENTE
1243 ONG, FAUSTINE RICHELLE CHUA
1244 ONG, JED NOEL AGUILAR
1245 ONG, KIM ELIZABETH DY
1246 ONG, KYLE GERVIN YAP
1247 ONG, MARIA MONETTE SANTOS
1248 ONGAIGUI, CORINNA JIANG
1249 ONGBIN, TANYA ROBERT DE LEON
1250 ONGHANSENG, NEIL GREGORY LAO
1251 ONGKINGCO, CARL JAN MANGUIOB
1252 ONGPAUCO, MARIE FE FABIAN
1253 ORBE, CHRISTINE ESTIAGA
1254 ORBINO, RUBY GUEVARA
1255 ORDEN, MARY CLAIRE REYES
1256 ORDIZ, ODESSA LEI FERNANDEZ
1257 OREIRO, RALPH ROBIE BOTE
1258 ORETA, PATRICIA YSABEL GATCHALIAN
1259 ORGANO, HOMAR ANTHONY CHUA
1260 ORIGENES, NESTLE MAE VENTURINA
1261 ORTEGA, SEVERINA ORTEGA
1262 ORTEZA, MARY ERIKA VALERA
1263 ORTIZ, DESIREE JOY MORALES
1264 ORTIZ, HESTER DOMINIQUE AGDEPPA
1265 OSEÑA, CATHERINE ELISE DIETA
1266 OUANO, OSCAR JR IGOT
1267 PABALINAS, MC DEANSEM ARANGOTE
1268 PABLEO, RACHEL LIWLIWA MANALANG
1269 PABLEO, RIAN JOHN BARREDO
1270 PABLO, JASPER VAL IAN MIRAÑA
1271 PACANA, KIRSTEN GAY TUGONON
1272 PACARDO, ROSELYN MADIANO
1273 PACAÑA, CYRIL DELOSO
1274 PACOTE, NAYSSA ALLEYAH MAROHOM
1275 PADAYHAG, PANFILO DUCAY
1276 PADILLA, NIKKA LEIA GARCIA
1277 PADUA, PAULA FRANCEZCA CEDILLA
1278 PAEZ, JEROME VERGIL SANTIAGO
1279 PAGARA, TRISTAN RILLO
1280 PAGAYAO, HASMINA SUMAGKA
1281 PAGCU, JEWEL APRIL LIM
1282 PAGTAKHAN, LUIS MIGUEL GAWARAN
1283 PAGUIRIGAN, ANABELLE SUGUITAN
1284 PALAFOX, CHARLENE LOUISE DE JESUS
1285 PALINES, JACQUELINE DENISE VALLEJO
1286 PALISOC, KRISTINE PIDLAOAN
1287 PALISOC, MONA LISA NATIVIDAD
1288 PALLERA, LOVELINE ROMERO
1289 PALMA, CHARLEMAGNE ANDRADA
1290 PALMA, RAMON MAQUILING
1291 PALOGAN, CHRISTOPHER PELAYO
1292 PANDITA, BAI SHARIFFAH BALABADAN
1293 PANES, AYKA SIMPLE MARTIN
1294 PANGAN, BERNARD JAMES EM
1295 PANGANDAMAN, NEHAR ACAMPONG
1296 PANGANIBAN, DIANNE CAMILLE MERCADER
1297 PANGANIBAN, FRANK ANTHONY EVANGELISTA
1298 PANGANIBAN, SOCRATES MEDRANA
1299 PANOPIO, KAREEN MARIE AGUIRRE
1300 PANOPIO, KATHERINE PAJARILLO
1301 PANTANGCO, JOSE ANTONIO LUIS ONG OH
1302 PANTAS, JIM PAULO PALMA
1303 PANUDA, JUDE PACAIRA
1304 PARAAN, RONALD GONIN CLARIDADES
1305 PARADERO, PETCHIE PAMELA OLIVER
1306 PARADO, MIKHAIL VINCENT CAYABYAB
1307 PARAGAS, JAYSON ROSARIO
1308 PARAGAS, MARIFE VALERIO
1309 PARAGAS, SAHRA MAY OCAMPO
1310 PARAISO, JULIAN PAOLO ROMAN
1311 PARCO, MATTHEW DAVID SUN
1312 PARCON, LAWRENCE DEAN STA MARIA
1313 PASAHOL, MARIA LUISA VILLANUEVA
1314 PASCO, CHARISSE AMOR FOJAS
1315 PASCO, MARK ANTHONY REMONTE
1316 PASCUAL, MA VICTORIA PINEDA
1317 PASCUAL, MARIE ANGELIE PINEDA
1318 PASCUAL, TONI ROSE MAÑALAC
1319 PATACSIL, JOHN MARVIN TRIUNFO
1320 PATAGNAN, NATALIE MAE ARRIESGADO
1321 PATALINGHUG, MELONIE JUNE KANGLEON
1322 PATRICIO, JOSEPH CHRISTIAN SEVILLA
1323 PAULINO, PATRICIA RAE TAN
1324 PAULINO, SONYA RAISA JOSON
1325 PEDRAGOSA, ROBERT LEEH ESPILOY
1326 PEDRO, KARLO MIGUEL
1327 PELWIGAN, CHESTER LESLIE GALAMGAM
1328 PENILLA, JOY SHERIL RABULAN
1329 PEREZ, JANET CERVAS
1330 PERILLO, ENGELBERT SIMON SY
1331 PERMENTILLA, ANGELICA ARIOLA
1332 PEROCHO, ZICHRI KEREN OPAY
1333 PERRAL, RODNEY JOHN FLORIDA
1334 PESCADOR, ANTONIO JR OCHOA
1335 PESSUMAL, VALERIE DENISE VILLASENOR
1336 PEÑA, AILEEN VILLAR
1337 PEÑAFLOR, DOMINIC MENDENILLA
1338 PEÑAMANTE, ROSE ZENNERY COLL
1339 PEÑARANDA, ANGELA KRISTINA
1340 PIALAGO, EDRIK LUKE TILOY
1341 PIANO, MARIA REGINA CARLA PINEDA
1342 PICCIO, BEAU SANTILLAN
1343 PINEDA, JON PAOLO SANDICO
1344 PINO, JOVELYN DEL CORRO
1345 PINZON, JORDAN CALIJAN
1346 PIÑERA, NELSON DALO
1347 PLACIDO, MARTIN GABRIEL SUGUITAN
1348 PO, CHRISTOPHER JOHN SY
1349 POLANGI, JANISAH SHALMA ANGAD
1350 POLINTAN, CHRISTINE CAPIL
1351 PONCE, JOSE II ALVARO
1352 POQUIZ, MA ROSARIO UNCIANO
1353 PORQUEZ, MARY GRACE ILARDE
1354 PORTEZA, KARREN VERGARA
1355 POSAS, THERESE FRANCESCA DIZON
1356 POSERIO, WINNIE ROSE ADALIGA
1357 POSTRANO, LALAINE AGNES PALAD
1358 PRADO, MARIO JR BUGAY
1359 PRAGADOS, CARMELA CU
1360 PRIVADO, NEMIA LEDESMA
1361 PRUDENTE, JAMAILLAH VALLESTER
1362 PULIDO, DERRICK ALLEN RAM
1363 PUNSALAN, MONIQUE THERESE SUNDIAM
1364 PUYAOAN, SHUNNEL CRYSTAL ASINAS
1365 QUE, AGNES KAREN BACALLAN
1366 QUE, CHARISSE RUTH PLATA
1367 QUE, MARY HARMONY BELLOSILLO
1368 QUEBRAL, DJANNA GIANINA DELA CRUZ
1369 QUEBRAL, MARES POLENE GONZALES
1370 QUERO, ANNE KRISTINE HINLO
1371 QUEZON, PATRICK SEVA
1372 QUILANG, AMELEI DIMACULANGAN
1373 QUIMADO, RON ALLAN CARDONA
1374 QUINIO, MARIA FRANCHESCA SOTTO
1375 QUINTERO, FERN LYSE GO
1376 QUINTO, MICHELLE MARIE SALCEDO
1377 QUINTOS, JERRIE MAE PEÑA
1378 QUIROS, LOVELY ROBYN BERNARDO
1379 QUIZON, ROBERTO JR SANTOS
1380 RABE, CONSTANTE II MAGNO
1381 RAGO, MAY CRYSTEL CUEVAS
1382 RAMA, RAMABEL SARMIENTO
1383 RAMIREZ, ALVIN BUENAFLOR
1384 RAMIREZ, BRYAN PAUL GURIMBAO
1385 RAMIREZ, CAMELIA FAYE FEDERIGAN
1386 RAMIREZ, CAROLINE VILLANUEVA
1387 RAMIREZ, CAROLINE MAE OCHOA
1388 RAMIREZ, CHRISTOPHER MACAPAGAL
1389 RAMIREZ, PATRICIA ANNE NICOLE OFRASIO
1390 RAMIRO, VALERIE REGNER
1391 RAMOS, FRANCIS ABELLANOSA
1392 RAMOS, KEVIN ARCHIE MIRABALLES
1393 RAMOS, PAUL JERRICO ANG
1394 RAMOSO, MICHAEL ABACA
1395 RANARIO, MA REENA HOMERES
1396 RANCES, OLIVER TUY
1397 RAPUN, WARDAH MASCARA
1398 RAQUEPO, MICHAEL VINCENT MAGLALANG
1399 RASING, PAUL MARK MACALINO
1400 RAVELAS, IMARIE JOHNELEN TAGAL
1401 RAYEL, MA FELMA SAPALICIO
1402 RAYEL, RENATO JR DAMASO
1403 RAYMUNDO, JOSEPHINE SANDOVAL
1404 RAYOS, MA REINA GLADYS BOLEMA
1405 RAZON, JUNE MICHAEL VICTORIA
1406 RAÑON, DONIE ANDREW ESTEBAN
1407 REAL, ANGELICA LEE
1408 REAL, MARICAR LACTAO
1409 REALCE, TRISTAN OLIVER ANDAYA
1410 REBONG, MARIA ISABEL FAUSTINO
1411 RECAÑO, FEBIE MAE TUAZON
1412 REDONDO, QUENNY DIMACULANGAN
1413 REDOTA, MENNOLD ARCHEE PALIGAR
1414 REFUERZO, LORENZ PAOLO ABULENCIA
1415 REGALA, ANGELIE MILAGROSA RECIO
1416 REGALA, CARINA FATIMA GONZALEZ
1417 REGALADO, ANTHONY JOSEPH CRUZ
1418 REJUSO, CYRYL RAE BENJAMINE SANTIAGO
1419 RELATO, CO-NEIL REBANAL
1420 RELOS, DONNA MARIE LAQUI
1421 REMO, JOSE ROSALIO JR MENDOZA
1422 REOYAN, ROEL JUSTIN BAUTISTA
1423 RETRETA, DINDO PLOTADO
1424 REVELLAME, RUSELA JIMENEZ
1425 REVELO, NIÑO CEFERINO II DAMPAS
1426 REVILLA, JAYREMAE BALISTOY
1427 REYES, AURORA AUREA MIRANDA
1428 REYES, CHRISTOPHER MORALES
1429 REYES, DEVERLY RINA VILLANUEVA
1430 REYES, HANELEI DE LEON
1431 REYES, JOHN JOSEPH NATIVIDAD
1432 REYES, MONICA PIA PANLAQUI
1433 REYES, ROMAN ALDO DACORON
1434 REYES, ROMAN NIÑO III RECENO
1435 REYES, ROMEL RAMOS
1436 REYMATIAS, JEROME DYSANGCO
1437 REYNA, LUIS ANGELO ÑINO SAMSON
1438 RIMANDO, MARIA ROWENA MARZAN
1439 RIMANDO, SHEENA AMIGO
1440 RIVAS, ERIC VINCENT VILLANUEVA
1441 RIVERA, JOANNA GRACE MIEDES
1442 RIVERA, JOANNE MATIBAG
1443 RIVERA, JONATHAN PONCE
1444 RIVERA, MARIA KATRINA RAMOS
1445 ROBLES, LERRY FAHIT
1446 ROBLEZA, XELA PATRICIA CANDARI
1447 ROCHE, MELUDEE JOY MADRIGAL
1448 ROLDAN, DAFFE MARIELLE RODRIGO
1449 ROLLON-ESPINOL, RONALYN MIRANDA
1450 ROMANO, RONALD ALLAN PARULAN
1451 ROMANOS, ELI EARL ROMERO
1452 ROMERO, ELA CAMILLE GARCIA
1453 ROMERO, JASON CEDULA
1454 ROMERO, ROMEO LLOYD TROVELA
1455 RONDAL, JAMES LESLIE ANDRES
1456 ROSAL, JOSE RAFAEL BONDOC
1457 ROSALES, JIMMY SAINGAN
1458 ROSALES, REINNA FRANCESCA BAUTISTA
1459 ROSALES, VIRRA TERESA LAO
1460 ROSANES, GLENICE CARMELA PASCOR
1461 ROSARIO, JAJA MAE BAUTISTA
1462 ROSAS, CHRISTIENITZ PUNAY
1463 ROVILLOS, KLIENDIO PASCO
1464 ROVIRA, MARIA VICTORIA ROSABELLE MENDOZA
1465 ROXAS, MA CARRISSA ABIGAIL RUBY
1466 RUANTO, MARK ANTHONY RAMOS
1467 SABADO, ALLAN ANTONIO LIMSON
1468 SABANDAL, FAITH JASMINE CILLO
1469 SABANDON, GAY PADOGDOG
1470 SACAR, SA-ADI ADIONG
1471 SACDALAN, CARLO PEREZ
1472 SACNANAS, MA GLADYS TIEMPO
1473 SAGUM, ARISTOTLE ESTACIO
1474 SAHM, STEFANIE LACUADRA
1475 SAJONAS, MA LOIDA AMMUGAUAN
1476 SALANDANAN, REA YANDOC
1477 SALAZAR, ANNA LEAH TORRIJOS
1478 SALE, HELIAN SHAREE ANNE DANAO
1479 SALGADO, MARIA KATRINA REGINE MATIAS
1480 SALIENDRA, ANGELO ANTONI SORRILLA
1481 SALMORIN, MA NOVIE POTICAR
1482 SALTING, AL OMAR MARCOS
1483 SALVA, MAXIM JR ESLAO
1484 SALVADOR, ARTHUR ROBILLO
1485 SALVADOR, MELIZA YLAINE VALENZUELA
1486 SALVATIERRA, VENDIK EDWARD ABUEME
1487 SAMANIEGO, JAN MICHAEL ENRIQUEZ
1488 SAMONTE, RAE CELINE MONTEMAYOR
1489 SAMSON, MARK ALLEN LAPUZ
1490 SAN GIL, KATRINA PAOLA DEVEZA
1491 SAN MARTIN, PETER FRANZ MONTON
1492 SAN PEDRO, REY ELEAZAR RODRIGUEZ
1493 SANA, LOISE LIN-MARIE GREGORIO
1494 SANCHEZ, APRIL TAN
1495 SANCHEZ, EDESSAH MANANGAN
1496 SANCHEZ, JOHNREY LOPEZ
1497 SANDEJAS, JOANNE CARMELA MARTINEZ
1498 SANDIGAN, CRISLYN JOY DE LEON
1499 SANEDRIN, LEA ARCA
1500 SANTIAGO, JEREMY PAUL DOÑA
1501 SANTIAGO, LYRICA LUCILLE YAP
1502 SANTIAGO, TRISTAN NOEL PALLERA
1503 SANTOS, ANA AURELIA MICLAT
1504 SANTOS, ANGELINE MAY MABUNGA
1505 SANTOS, CARMEL ANGULO
1506 SANTOS, DAVID JONATHAN DELA CRUZ
1507 SANTOS, EDILBERTO DE BELEN
1508 SANTOS, GERALD PAUL DAYAO
1509 SANTOS, JOANNA MARGARITA STO DOMINGO
1510 SANTOS, MARIE CRIS BERNABE
1511 SANTOS, REGINALD KRISTIAN CARLOS
1512 SANTOS, SHEENA SALONGA
1513 SANTOS, SHEENA MARIE ANNE EUSEBIO
1514 SARAEL, MARVELOUS ALCOVER
1515 SARITA, ADRIAN FRANCIS BUENAVENTURA
1516 SARMIENTO, JAYVEE COLLINS MOAJE
1517 SARMIENTO, JEREMIAH ABAD
1518 SARMIENTO, KARLA MAE RAMENTO
1519 SARMIENTO, MA CRISELDA PADILLA
1520 SARMIENTO, RICHARD NICOMEDES ROLDAN
1521 SARMIENTO, RICK LORENZI LUCERO
1522 SARONDO, ERIC ENRIQUEZ
1523 SATO, KENJI MADRIAGA
1524 SAYO, ANALIZA LONTOC
1525 SAÑOSA, JOSE STEPHEN TAMAYO
1526 SEARES, RINA MENCHAVEZ
1527 SEBUMPAN, MARIDEE MENDOZA
1528 SEGISMUNDO, XYLENE CAPISTRANO
1529 SEGOCIO, STEPHEN DICK FELIPRADA
1530 SEMBRANO, LEONIL FERDINAND ARRIZOBAL
1531 SENO, CHRISTEL MARIE DE VILLA
1532 SENORO, CHRISTIAN REY REPUBLICA
1533 SEQUITO, JUSTIN KARLO YUTANGCO
1534 SERRANO, KAREN FAYE MONROY
1535 SEVIDAL, MARIA ELENA RANALAN
1536 SEVILLA, DENISE AYN BRINGAS
1537 SEVILLA, TIPHANIE PAMBID
1538 SEXCION, FAYE SOLEIL HALASAN
1539 SIA, KARL DERRICK ONGSIP
1540 SIAO, STEPHANIE JANE ONG
1541 SIATAN, FRANCES NICOLE RAZON
1542 SIAZON, ANNE KATHRYN SANA
1543 SIAZON, RIGIL MARIQUIETA FE PEÑALOZA
1544 SIBAL, JOHN CARLO MANALO
1545 SIBAYAN, ERICA RODRIGUEZ
1546 SIBUG, MARK ANDREW LANSAÑGAN
1547 SIGUA, WILLIAM GAVINO
1548 SILLA, EARICA YACO
1549 SILLA, GIZELLE MICA MAKIPUTIN
1550 SILLA, PAUL NICOLOF MALALUAN
1551 SILVA, MARIE JOIE LAVARO
1552 SIM, SAMANTHA CARCEDO
1553 SIMENE, RUTCHELL APIAG
1554 SINAJON, JUNNEL SABANDAL
1555 SINCO, EMMA CONCEPCION DEL CASTILLO
1556 SINDO, SEAN QUINTOS
1557 SIOCO, DEMETRIO ROBERTO LIGON
1558 SISON, DELFIN EMMANUEL CASAÑADA
1559 SISON, MILANNY LACE DE GUZMAN
1560 SIY, BRAYLIEN WONG
1561 SO, IGNACIUS DANIEL TIDALGO
1562 SO, REDA AUSTRIA
1563 SOBREVEGA, PAUL CHRISTIAN LUMAMPAO
1564 SOGONO, PAOLO GENERATO
1565 SOHAL, GURKAMAL
1566 SOLIMAN, EFREN GERALD LIBIRAN
1567 SOLIVEN, GRETCHEN MAE CADALZO
1568 SOMERA, KARENNE NAGAL
1569 SONGCO, CATHERINE GOZUN
1570 SORIANO, JACKLEEN LAURICE BOBILA
1571 SORIANO, PAOLO MARCO KWAN
1572 SORONGON, JOSEL SUSON
1573 SOSTINTO, LOMEL SALES
1574 SOSUAN, LOUIE RICHMAN NGO
1575 SOTOZA, LOVELYN RODRIGUEZ
1576 STA ROMANA, ROMMEL GAUDENCIO MASCARENAS
1577 STO DOMINGO, DOMINIQUE MAGLALANG
1578 SULLA, VINCENT PAUL TOLENTINO
1579 SUMAGPANG, ANNABELLE PASIA
1580 SUMAYA, AMERREL CAYOS
1581 SUMAYAN, RAYHANISA CALI
1582 SUMAYOD, EDMUND ANTHONY ROYO
1583 SUMBANG, KRISTINE AREVALO
1584 SUMNDAD, SITTIE ZAYNAB BANSUAN
1585 SUMUGAT, FLORA MAE CARTAGENA
1586 SUNGLAO, JULIUS CHRISTIAN LAO
1587 SUNIO, RUEL SABUGO
1588 SUPAPO, LORENZ DIANNE YULO
1589 SURATOS, CEZAR THOMAS REYES
1590 SUSUSCO, REY ALEXIS MATIGA
1591 SY, AARON KEEFE SY
1592 SY, BRYAN CHRISTOPHER WANG
1593 SY, DARLEEN MANDALUPE
1594 SY, SHEENA JANE CHAN
1595 SYMACO, EUGENE EDWARD GATCHALIAN
1596 TABABA, ERIN JANE LUSANEA
1597 TABARANZA, BRIGITTE ULRIKE DUERO
1598 TABLIZO, JERALD URBIZTONDO
1599 TADEO, FRANCIS MATTHEW DELA CRUZ
1600 TADIOS, MARICRIS ANNE ISRAEL
1601 TAGAL, CHRISTIAN JOSEPH ZUÑIGA
1602 TAGANAS, ODESSA JOY PENTICOSTES
1603 TAGAYTAY, THEO GENESIS MASLOG
1604 TAGLE, JUSTICE MAY LATAYAN
1605 TAGOMATA, CINDY MELISSA CELESPARA
1606 TAHIL, AIZA-MERIAM HASIMAN
1607 TAI, DON BAMBINO GENO SANTIAGO
1608 TALAGA, AIRESS MAE RABAGO
1609 TALAVERA, JENNILYN PARAYAN
1610 TALEON, NICOLE MARY THERESE RIO
1611 TALUSAN, ELAINE ROCHELLE DOTIMAS
1612 TAMESIS, STEVEN ANTONIO DEC
1613 TAN, ANNA SOLEIL VELA
1614 TAN, ARMAND DELO ANTONE
1615 TAN, AYRA BIANCA TAN SANCHEZ
1616 TAN, CATHERINE JEMERA
1617 TAN, CHARLENE TINSEL ONG
1618 TAN, CHARLOTTE AVERILL YU PIAH
1619 TAN, DONE WELL REYNA PACINA
1620 TAN, ERNIE JOE LABUNG
1621 TAN, GIAN CARLA TAN SANCHEZ
1622 TAN, HONEY LEE PADOHINOG
1623 TAN, IRENE CARMELLE SAAVEDRA
1624 TAN, IRENE ROSELLEN PALANCA
1625 TAN, JAESSER TAN
1626 TAN, JOVELYN LAPINID
1627 TAN, JOYCE ANNE SALUD
1628 TAN, KATHERINE ANN NG
1629 TAN, KEVIN GABRIEL CO
1630 TAN, KRISTOFF ARMAND ESPINA
1631 TAN, MARIE KATRINA LEONIN
1632 TAN, MARK EDMON FIGUERRA
1633 TAN, MELODY ANA TEQUILLO
1634 TAN, RALPH STEPHENSON CUA
1635 TAN, REY VICTOR CHIU
1636 TAN, REYALU TIBUNGCOG
1637 TAN, RODEL CLAUDIO
1638 TANBONLIONG, BEATRIX HANNAH CHUA
1639 TANCHULING, MA MERCEDES VICTORIA MIRABUENO
1640 TANG, HERVIN DAMLER AGASID
1641 TANG LEE SAY, TIMOTHY LEE
1642 TANGCO, IVY VALDEZ
1643 TANSECO, PATRICK VINCENT PINE
1644 TANWANI, ALBERT CAYABYAB
1645 TAPIA, REYMOND BRIONES
1646 TARIO, BLANCHE DE LEON
1647 TARROZA, MARTH LOUIE ZORILLA
1648 TAÑADA, CARLO BENJAMIN ZORRILLA
1649 TE, VINCENT GAMUS
1650 TEC, KATHLEEN PEARL ABASTA
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1651 TEJADA, KETHLY ABIVA
1652 TENGCO, TRISTAN MILAN
1653 TENGONCIANG, ALVIN HILADO
1654 TEO, GREG MATTHEW ESCUDERO
1655 TEO, LORRAINE MARJORIE ROMERO
1656 TEODORO, LAIZA PARALLAG
1657 TEOPE, EMMYLOU DE LA CRUZ
1658 TEOXON, MANUEL JR BALANG
1659 TIA, JAY MALVIN REYES
1660 TIBAYAN, CHRISTOPER JOHN NUESTRO
1661 TIGLAO, JACQUELINE DELA CRUZ
1662 TIMTIMAN, PATRICK FIDEL BRIZUELA
1663 TINDOC, JOHN ANTHONY DATANAGAN
1664 TIOPENGCO, BRIAN LAGMAN
1665 TIROL, DAVID AMMIEL V RAMIRO
1666 TIU, JANELLA MUNCAL
1667 TIU, MAY THERESE EVANGELIO
1668 TOGONON, JOHANN CHRISTINE CARO
1669 TOGONON, KATHERINE KAYE PANALIGAN
1670 TOLEDO, CHRISTIAN ALVIN MEDIODIA
1671 TOLENTINO, CAMILLE QUE
1672 TOLENTINO, ELAINE CAMILON
1673 TOLENTINO, RACHEL DAYAG
1674 TOLLEDO, GLENDA TEJADA
1675 TOMAS, OSCAR II BINGHOY
1676 TORRES, BENEDICT JOSE BOGNOT
1677 TORTOSA, CHRISTIAN JOHN MAGALLANES
1678 TRAIFALGAR, QUEENCIE DOLOR
1679 TRESPECES, JOHN RUVIL PANIQUE
1680 TRESPLACIOS, METHYL AUBRAY NEROSA
1681 TRINIDAD, ADRIAN GARDE
1682 TRINIDAD, MARC VINCENT TAN
1683 TRISTEZA, NIKKI SIAZON
1684 TRUGILLO, CHUCKIE CHARLES ORTIZ
1685 TSAI, KIMBERLY SEE
1686 TSANG, CARLSBERG HOWARD CHING
1687 TUASON, HALLACE TENEDOR
1688 TUAZON, ERIKA ANDRES
1689 TUBIO, LESLEY ANNE GUEVARA
1690 TUD, ABIGAIL RIVERA
1691 TUGANO, RACHELLE JOANNE CABALLERO
1692 TUGAWIN, RUTH ANNE ALFONSO
1693 TUGON, MARY RENEBE RIOBUYA
1694 TUMAGAN, MARIA SOLEDAD TUMULAK
1695 TUMARU, ISMAEL III DECIERTO
1696 TUMPALAN, JANA FRANCESCA TADENA
1697 TUQUERO, FRANCES OWEN GACER
1698 TY, KRIZIA CAMILLE ONG
1699 TY, MARY ABIGAIL TE
1700 UDTOHAN, MANUEL DENNIS LEDON
1701 ULIT, LEA MARIE MAYOR
1702 UMALI, RONALYN LYRA ILAO
1703 UMAYAN, ABIGAIL DOLLETE
1704 UMLAS, CHERRYL ANNE LACORTE
1705 UNABIA, ANTONIO MIGUEL CHING
1706 UNARCE, JACOB JULIAN SANDIQUE
1707 UNDAG, JIMSON PATROMO
1708 URBANO, AMELIA SANCHEZ
1709 URBANO, EDUARDO AVELINO SUAREZ
1710 URQUIZA, SHEEN CORVERA
1711 UY, ANGELINE JAVIER
1712 UY, CECILIA MAY PACIFICADOR
1713 UY, CRIZEL DENISE VALENZUELA
1714 UY, CYBILL DIANNE CARIAGA
1715 UY, FANNY MARIAN PACIFICADOR
1716 UY, JOHN ROBERT LUMABAN
1717 UY, KATHLEEN MITCH TAN
1718 UY, REUBEN JORDAN REYES
1719 UY, TONI FRANCES SY
1720 UYVICO, VANEA BERNARDO
1721 VALDEHUESA, JAPHET GOMEZ
1722 VALDEZ, ANNE LIZBETH BANGALAN
1723 VALDEZ, CHRIS EVERT RICAHUERTA
1724 VALDEZ, MA MARGARITA NOREEN RUIZ
1725 VALENCIA, CLARENCE CARREON
1726 VALENCIA, MARIA CLARISE NICDAO
1727 VALENTIN, KIMMY REYES
1728 VALENZUELA, GERALD VENTURA
1729 VALENZUELA, VIRGINIA LOU NICO
1730 VALERA, PAULA MELIZZA VILLANUEVA
1731 VALLE, EMMANUEL ESGUERRA
1732 VALLEJO, ANDREW JASON DIKITANAN
1733 VALLES, KARA ANGELIQUE LIBRE
1734 VALORIA, LUZ FRANCES LYN GALVEZ
1735 VASAY, PATRICIA CARMELA MENDIORO
1736 VASQUEZ, NOEL PATRICK ARRIOLA
1737 VELANTE, MARCO PAULO DELA CRUZ
1738 VELASCO, MARIE ROXANNE QUIAMBAO
1739 VELASCO, PAULINE CONSUELO ROSALES
1740 VELASCO, SUNDAY ARRIESGADO
1741 VELASCO, VICTORIA MAY HEMBRADOR
1742 VELAYO, LADY ALYSSA BALVEZ
1743 VELECINA, WEBSTER DAVID
1744 VELEZ, VALERIE MONIQUE FRANZ AZNAR
1745 VELORO, RACHEL ANN ENRIQUEZ
1746 VELOSO, MARIA ANGELICA UNGSON
1747 VENTANILLA, GLEN TAN
1748 VENTURA, ROLANDO JR DE JESUS
1749 VENTURINA, JIHAN CABANTOG
1750 VERA CRUZ, LORENZO JR NUIQUE
1751 VERA CRUZ, VERONICA TAN
1752 VERCELES, BUSILAK GRACE POLITICO
1753 VERCHES, DIANE ELAINE CERENO
1754 VERDOLAGA, RIA MAE CARIÑO
1755 VERGARA, JOSE ROY UGAY
1756 VERGARA, MARIA ANDREA MACALINTAL
1757 VERZOSA, KATRINA SALONGA
1758 VIAJE, MAVREEN-FAYE HIPOLITO
1759 VICAREZ, CHELSEA GONZALES
1760 VICTORIO, MARIA VICTORIA ROSARIO NONES
1761 VIERA, GIA MAE CARREON
1762 VIERNES, ELAINE JOY OBEDOZA
1763 VIERNES, JONATHAN SAMUYA
1764 VIGO, KRISTINE DYAN CALDERON
1765 VILLACASTIN, AUFAEL JESS BACTOL
1766 VILLALOBOS, MINERVA JOY LOJO
1767 VILLALON, MARY ROSE SORIANO
1768 VILLAMOR, JOSE MARIA VELASCO
1769 VILLANUEVA, CAROLINA BACKENG
1770 VILLANUEVA, DAPHNE-DOMINIQUE HENSON
1771 VILLANUEVA, EMILIO III QUILATAN
1772 VILLANUEVA, JAMES DANIEL HUI
1773 VILLANUEVA, JESUS ROZEL ORETA
1774 VILLANUEVA, JOHN OLIVER BERMUDEZ
1775 VILLANUEVA, KATHRIN FRANCES RENEE ROBLEDO
1776 VILLANUEVA, KATRINA FLORES
1777 VILLANUEVA, MAUREEN ELVIRA PADERNAL
1778 VILLANUEVA, ROEL VENTANILLA
1779 VILLARAZA, STEVEN GAYOLES
1780 VILLAREAL, KATHERINE JARAMILLO
1781 VILLARETE, NOEL RAPHAEL TABLAN
1782 VILLAROSA, MYLENE NOLASCO
1783 VILLENA, KARLA MIA GARCIA
1784 VILLESPIN, CARMELIE MARISSE ALBA
1785 VIOLA, IVY MARIE MAGAT
1786 VISPERAS, JOANA FRANCESCA BRIONES
1787 VISTE, SOLA RUIZ
1788 VITA, MARIA MICHELLE TAGUM
1789 VITAMOG, MARIA CONCEPCION FAGELA
1790 VIÑAS, YVONNE DANIELLE GUEVARRA
1791 WATCHORNA, MIGUELA CHAMMAG
1792 WEE, MARVIN ELLIS UY
1793 WEE, SHARLYN JOY LIM
1794 WOO, EDWARD TEUNG
1795 YABUT, JOSHUA ANTON OSTOY
1796 YALUNG, PATRICK MATIC
1797 YAMBAO, MA LOURDES TUAZON
1798 YAMBOT, JOHN EDWIL SORIANO
1799 YANES, RYAN RAMOS
1800 YAO, CARLO EMMANUEL LEDONIO
1801 YAOYAO, ARNEL MELLORIN
1802 YAP, BERNADETTE CO
1803 YAP, JAMIE ANNE JAO
1804 YAP, JAN MICHAEL VILLANUEVA
1805 YAP, MARK ANTHONY BERGARA
1806 YBAÑEZ, FIEL DE GUZMAN
1807 YEE, JOHN RYAN CACHAPERO
1808 YEE, RICHARD BARON
1809 YEE, TERENCE LLOYD MACABUHAY
1810 YLANAN, ALEKSANDER LYLE LABATING
1811 YLAYA, EDWARD MATTHEW ZAMORA
1812 YMBONG, DUANE RICHARD DECOLONGON
1813 YOU, GLESSICA JEAN MARCELO
1814 YOUNG, CHRISTINE MARIE ABALOS
1815 YOUNG, KATHERINE ELIZABETH TEE
1816 YOUNG, PATRICIA MARIE GO
1817 YOUNG, SARAH MARGARET TEE
1818 YRAY, TONI JILLIAN GODINEZ
1819 YU, DARYLE JASON GO
1820 YU, GENEVIEVE NORMANLENE CRUZ
1821 YU, JEDRICK STEVEN CHUA
1822 YU, JUSTINE MEGAN FLORES
1823 YU, RANDEL DY
1824 YU, SHERRY COLEEN CORUÑA
1825 YUCHONGTIAN, MARY CHRISTINE SIA
1826 YULO, JINNY JANE VALIENTES
1827 ZABALA, CAMILLE ELAINE LORENZO
1828 ZABALA, MARISHYLL CAHAROP
1829 ZABALLERO, BRIANLOU MILITANTE
1830 ZAFRA, BRYAN RED
1831 ZAMBRANO, JHOANA MARIE JUANEZA
1832 ZAMORA, MARY ROSE SUGAR SAURE
1833 ZARA, VLU JEAN PINTADO
1834 ZERNA, MARY KRISTELEE RAGAY

Google revealed recently that the current smartphone penetration rate is now at 39%, citing market research firm Ipsos MediaCT’s recent survey on smartphone usage in the Philippines. The survey said smartphones are affecting consumer behavior and giving businesses a new window for strategic marketing.

Seven in ten Filipino smartphone users never leave home without their device and 33% have spent more time online in the past six months than they did before that period. “We’ve observed a strong reliance on smartphones for everyday use. For many, a smartphone serves multiple purposes and they get most of their local info from searches done on mobile,” said Narciso Reyes, Google Philippines Country Manager.

The survey found that a string of activities are most commonly done on smartphones including social networking and app use; 87% watch their videos on mobile. A majority of smartphone users were also found to multitask while on mobile,  they watch television, read a magazine, or listen to music while using Internet on their device.

Search stands out in smartphone usage: A sizeable chunk, 88%, do research for product or service on their phones.  63% searched on topics such as product information, 53% on travel, 49% on restaurants and bars, and 38% even searched for apartment or housing information.

There is also significant search on local information at 93%, with 88% taking action—connecting with the business, visiting the business, telling others about it, or making a purchase—after searching. Having a smartphone anytime, anywhere has enabled this frequent mobile consultation: 44% search daily, 72% weekly.

As much as 98% of the respondents also said they notice mobile ads.

“With this very high potential, businesses can look at how to creatively incorporate mobile into their marketing strategies. Making business information searchable can be a start to building online visibility. Customer engagement should follow,” said Reyes.

Google's innovative search technologies connect millions of people around the world with information every day. Founded in 1998 by Stanford Ph.D. students Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Google today is a top web property in all major global markets. Google's targeted advertising program provides businesses of all sizes with measurable results, while enhancing the overall web experience for users. Google is headquartered in Silicon Valley with offices throughout the Americas, Europe, and Asia. For more information, visit  www.google.com.ph 

Nokia cellphones, once the most popular mobile phone brand in the world manufactured in Finland, is about to be handed over to Microsoft Corp., the US sofware and operating system developer.

Owning a Nokia phone in the 1990s to the early 2000s was considered almost a necessity, because everyone else owned one.  Nokia revolutionized text messaging or SMS, which helped the Philippines attained the status as the text messaging capital of the world.

Then came the smartphones, the Android OS, the iPhones and the iPads which made Nokia phones almost obsolete in terms of features and functionality.

Reports said Microsoft Corp will buy Nokia Oyj's phone business and license its patents for 5.44 billion euros or US$7.2 billion.

The sale of Nokia's phone business marks the exit of a 150-year-old company that once dominated the global cellphone market and remains one of Europe's premier technology brands, according to a report by Reuters.

There was a time working for Nokia was the dream job for many executives, because of the so many perks offered by the company.  However, its inability to produce its own software and the proud hesitation to embrace the Android OS led to its downfall.

Samsung of Korea filled the gap in the market that Nokia failed to take advantage of.  Now, Chinese mobile phone brands that run on Android are also raking in profits, despite their low selling prices.

The downfall of Nokia should be a lesson for other companies such as Blackberry Ltd. and even non-telecom companies.  Innnovation is the name of the game and the satisfaction of the consumers should be their primary goal.

It won't be surprising if other companies such as Apple, Samsung and even Microsoft follow the downfall of Nokia, if they do not live up to the expectations of the ever-demanding global consumers.

Globe Telecom expanded its international inbound calling offer to Canada through Duo International.

The Duo service aimed to serve Filipino workers and migrants in Canada as well as their contacts in the Philippines.

Canada is home to 900,000 permanent residents and transients from the Philippines, making it a viable market for Globe’s roster of international services.

“Almost 90 percent of Filipinos in Canada are permanent migrants who are unable to visit family and friends back home as frequent as those in other countries, and we are proud to be able to give them an innovative and affordable way to keep in touch with loved ones in the Philippines for less than C$1 a day,” said Globe’s International Business Group head Rizza Maniego-Eala.

Duo Canada is a subscription service that assigns a virtual Canadian landline number to a registered Globe number in the Philippines. This allows Filipinos in Canada to call their families in the country through their virtual Canadian landline number.

Calls to the virtual Canadian landline number assigned to the Globe subscriber will be charged at domestic Canadian call rates, effectively lowering call costs. This allows Filipinos in Canada to contact their families in the Philippines at a more affordable rate compared to standard IDD charges.

Subscribers can also choose which Canadian landline number will be assigned to the Globe subscriber in the Philippines. Available landline numbers are for Calgary, Durham, Edmonton, London, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Vancouver, Windsor and Winnipeg.

The service is open to Globe Postpaid, Prepaid and TM subscribers. 

Duo International is also offered in the United States, Korea and the United Kingdom.

Globe Telecom announced that its postpaid subscribers can now enjoy unlimited calls and texts to all networks and unlimited mobile surfing starting at Plan 5000.

Globe Platinum, the country’s elite postpaid brand which offers the most exclusive and premium privileges, is breaking telco barriers with its newest roster of postpaid plans that provide subscribers unlimited and worry-free access to their contacts across all mobile networks. 

With the new All-Net Plans 5000 and 10000, Platinum subscribers get unlimited calls and texts to all networks and unlimited mobile internet, providing uninterrupted connection with loved ones, social circles, and business partners, anytime, anywhere. 

Aside from unlimited all-network calls and texts and unlimited mobile internet, All-Net Plan 5000 subscribers also get P1,000 worth of monthly consumable for local and international services which includes roaming, NDD, IDD and ISMS, free 1-month trial of Gadget Care, the country’s first-ever mobile phone protection program, automatic membership to Platinum Elite, and a free Long Term Evolution (LTE) smartphone of choice. Subscribers can choose from a Samsung Galaxy S4, BlackBerry Q10, or iPhone 5 16GB as their free handset at Plan 5000.

Meanwhile, All-Net Plan 10000 subscribers can enjoy a monthly consumable of P5,550 for local and international services and can also be shared to up to two (2) extension postpaid lines, free subscription to DUO and Gadget Care for the entire subscription period, automatic membership to Platinum Elite, and choice of a free LTE smartphone or gadget bundle such as Samsung Galaxy Note 3 LTE or Samsung Galaxy S4 with a Samsung Tab 3 Wi-Fi, BlackBerry Q10 with a BlackBerry Curve 9320, or an iPhone 5 32GB. 

A Platinum Elite membership entitles Platinum subscribers exclusive access to a dedicated Hotline and a Relationship Manager for after-sales services, priority handling in Globe Stores, discounts at partner merchants, access to domestic and international concierge as well as to the MIASCOR Airport Lounge with extension for 1 guest, and P120,000 advance rewarding.

“Globe Platinum further ups the ante when it comes to superiority of offers with our Platinum Plans, now made even better with All-Net Plan 5000 and All-Net Plan 10000, giving subscribers the freedom to call and text their contacts from all networks, as well as surf all-they-want on their mobile phone. That’s another first in Philippine telco,” said Raul Macatangay, Head of Globe Postpaid. “With our proven leadership in the postpaid market, we are well-poised to understand the needs and demands of an affluent postpaid subscriber. With our new Platinum All-Net Plans, subscribers get access to unlimited services, the most exclusive perks and privileges, and level-up after-sales servicing, taking the elite postpaid experience to the next level. With Globe Platinum, you always come first and experience the best.”

Globe Platinum said it gives its subscribers personalized offers no other network can match. Aside from the latest premium devices and all-network call and text services, Globe Platinum offers consumable amounts and various choices of complimentary exclusives which can be changed as often as every month. 

It is known in the industry to provide unparalleled service from the country’s top relationship managers, as well as exclusive rewards and privileges to its growing number of subscribers.

Filipino women now hold the titles in every major international beauty pageant, after Megan Young, a 23-year-old Filipino-American who was born in the US, was crowned Miss World 2013 during the coronation night held in Bali, Indonesia on September 28, 2013. The latest win by Young means the Philippines became among the first countries in the world to achieve a grand slam in international beauty pageants.

Young became the first representative from the Philippines to win the title in 62 years, after Gwendoline Ruais placed second to Ivian Sarcos of Venezuela in 2011.  Actress Ruffa Gutierrez placed 2nd runner-up to Miss World 2003 Lisa Hanna of Jamaica.  In 1973, Evangeline Pascual was the first runner-up in the 1973 Miss World contest.

Young was earlier disqualified from the 2013 Binibining Pilipinas contest (the screening body for Miss Universe contest) because of her nude photos that appeared on a men's magazine in 2012. She was accepted to join the Miss World Philippines contest and won.

Also on September 7, 2013,  Mutya Johanna Datul, a 21-year-old lass from Isabela province, became the first Filipino woman and Asian to win the Miss Supranational beauty pageant held in Belarus.

Filipinas or Pinays now own the titles in the four major beauty pageants, including Miss Universe, Miss World, Miss International and Miss Earth.

In the Miss Universe contest, Gloria Diaz won the crown in 1969 while Maria Margarita Roxas Moran won it in 1973.  There were near misses, by Lalaine Bennett who placed third runner-up in 1963; Rose Marie Singson Brosas who placed Fourth Runner Up in 1975 Miss Universe; Maria Rosario Rivera Silayan, third runner up in 1980 Miss Universe; Maria Desiree Erese Verdadero, third runner up in 1984 Miss Universe; Charlene Mae Gonzalez, 6th in the 1994 Miss Universe; Miriam Redito Quiambao, first runner up in 1999 Miss Universe; Maria Venus Bayonito Raj, fourth runner-up in the 2010 Miss Universe; Shamcey Gurrea Supsup, third runner Up in 2011 Miss Universe; and Janine Mari Raymundo Tugonon, first runner-up in 2012 Miss Universe.

Four Filipino women were crown Miss International.  They include Gemma Cruz, the 1964 Miss International; Aurora McKenney Pijuan, 1970 Miss International; Mimilanie Laurel Marquez, 1979 Miss International; and Precious Lara San Agustin Quigaman, 2005 Miss International.

Those who nearly won the Miss International pagent include Evelyn Santos Camus, second runner up in 1971; Yolanda Adriatico Dominguez, second runner up in 1972; and Maria Elena Suarez Ojeda, fourth runner up in 1973.

Meanwhile, Karla Paula Ginteroy Henry won as the 2008 Miss Earth, a beauty contest usually held in the Philippines.

Four Filipino women won in the Miss Asia Pacific International contest. They include Maria del Carmen Ines Zaragoza in 1982, Gloria Aranas Dimayacyac in 1983, Lorna VillanuevaLegaspi in 1989 and Michelle Zulueta Aldana in 1993.

Maricar Manalaysay Balagtas became the first Filipino to win the Miss Globe International title in 2001.

Maria Esperanza Manzano won as Miss Tourism International in 2000 while Rizzini Alexis Gomez achieved the feat in 2012.

Justine Vinluan Gabionza won as Miss Tourism Queen International in 2006.  Cecille Deltette was crowned Miss University in 1986.  Noella Mae Evangelista was 2003 Queen of Tourism International while April Love Antolo Jordan was the 2009 Beauty of the World.

Young Filipinos may be interested in hearing the following popular urban legends which have been told many times over the years.  These urban legends may in fact read like historical events, but they sound so extreme, farfetched or exaggerated, hence they must be urban legends, right?

Nowhere else in the world can tales like these sound so hyperbolic.  Here are some of the urban legends that could still baffle our mind to this day, because of how severe, how extreme or how magnified (if you want to go to that extent) the characters, the events and the plot were described.  It is up to you whether you would believe them as true or dismiss them as popular urban legends.

1. A woman had 2,000 pairs of shoes.  Rumors have it that in 1986, after the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos was toppled after ruling the country for over 20 years when about 10,000 people reportedly just disappeared, the people who stormed Malacanang Palace reportedly discovered a collection of 2,000 pairs of shoes belonging to former First Lady Imelda Marcos.  Why is it an urban legend?  Well, how can anybody wear 2,000 pairs of shoes? And how could 10,000 victims of human rights just disappear? And why is Imelda Marcos a congresswoman today?
2. There were stories in Maguindanao that a group of journalists and political supporters of one candidate suddenly disappeared in the morning of November 23, 2009.  Some 58 individuals, including 34 local journalists, were reportedly killed and buried using an excavator, by a group of henchmen of political landlords belonging to the Ampatuan family.  Why is it an urban legend?  How could anybody kill 34 journalists and attempt to make it a secret? And why was nobody convicted yet, if it really happened?
3. Garbage is not only filthy, it can also kill, so says an urban legend that has been circulating for more than a decade now.  The legend has it that on July 12, 2000, around 500 garbage scavengers who were living literally at the Payatas dumpsite in Quezon City were buried alive under tons of trash when a 50-foot garbage mountain collapsed on their makeshift houses during heavy torrential rains.  Why is it an urban legend? Well, are there people living with the garbage in the Philippines in the first place? Really?
4. Here is an urban legend that could easily eclipse the notoriety of the Titanic disaster, which reportedly killed 1,500 people in 1912.  Here in the Philippines, there is a persistent overblown story about a passenger ship called MV Doña Paz, owned by Sulpico Lines, which allegedly collided with oil tanker the Vector off Mindoro Island on December 20, 1987.  The incident, according to the legend, left 4,341 people dead. Why is it an urban legend?  Well, no ship was supposed to carry more than 4,000 people in the first place.  If it was true, why is Sulpicio Lines still operating its vessels to this day. 
5. Banditry exists only in the movies, right, but in Mindanao, there is this melodramatic story about a group of extremists that raided an entire town. According to legend, members of the Muslim extremist Abu Sayyaf (Bearers of the Sword) group burned the Christian town of Ipil in Zamboanga Sibugay province in the morning of April 3, 1995.  The bandits, according to the legend, burned the houses and commercial establishments in Ipil town, took dozens of hostages and shot dead at least 54 residents of the town. Why is it an urban legend? Well, how can any decent government allow a bandit group to co-exist with the civilian population in the first place?
6. A Philippine president was convicted of plunder.  Could it be true that former President Joseph Ejercito Estrada was once convicted of plunder, or theft involving more than P500 million.  According to legend, Erap was ousted from power in January 2001 and in 2007, the anti-graft court found him guilty of plunder and sentenced him to a jail term of 40 years.  He was accused of receiving P545-million protection money from jueteng operators, diverting P130 million in tobacco excise taxes, receiving P189.7-million kickback from Belle Corp. and maintaining billions of pesos in bank accounts not declared in his statement of assets and liabilities.  This must be an urban legend, because as far as we know, Joseph Estrada is now the mayor of Manila and his two sons became senators.  One of his wives, Loi Ejercito, also served as a senator while another wife, Guia Gomez, became mayor of San Juan. What a legend!
7. Here is one recent urban legend that sounds so exaggerated or, if we may say, extravagant.  If Imelda Marcos had 2,000 shoes, there is a businesswoman who owns more than 50 homes in the Philippines and the US. And one of her bath tubs is reportedly full of money.  What? According to legend, businesswoman Janet Lim Napoles established 12 non-government organizations that absorbed the pork barrel of senators and congressmen as well as heads of government agencies, to fund invisible projects for the poor.  Common, why will anybody need 50 houses, with none of these houses equipped with a safe, that a bath tub is needed to store money.  And who in the world of politics will allow a businesswoman to get a share in their loot?  And why will anybody call Napoles a businesswoman, if she runs non-profit or non-government organizations? Well, it must just be an urban legend.

Google is promoting its business solutions in the Philippines. The Internet giant seeks to equip the more than 800,000 Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in the Philippines with the right tools.

Google, along with Google Developers Group (GDG) and Google Business Group (GBG) held tech talks during the “Google for Entrepreneurs Week” on October 4, 2013 at the AIM Conference Center at the Asian Institute of Management in Makati City.

The tech talks featured workshops for entrepreneurs and developers by experts in business and tech. The event is just one of the 45 cities worldwide that will host events including community meetups, mentorship sessions, and product training workshops. 

In 2012, 3,000 entrepreneurs attended Google for Entrepreneurs Week events in 29 cities and 14 countries.

“Google for Entrepreneurs Week is our way of celebrating a year of empowering entrepreneurs around the world through programs, partnerships, and products through the Google for Entrepreneurs team,” said Aileen Apolo-de Jesus, Outreach Program Manager for Google Southeast Asia. 

“At Google, we value the role of entrepreneurs and developers in nation-building, so we provide them a venue to be educated about Google tools to help their businesses succeed.”

The morning session started off with a talk about entrepreneurs on how Google tools can be used for business, followed by talks about Google AdWords, Google Trends, Google Analytics, and Google+. 

The afternoon session featured discussions on the Google App Engine, Chrome and HTML5, Android, AdSense and Admob, Google Analytics, Google Apps, Google Maps, Google+, and YouTube.

Representatives from Google Philippines, various agencies, and experts from the GBG and GDG communities also spoke during the event.

“Technology is a powerful tool to empower Filipino entrepreneurs and developers to succeed in their craft, and this event is just one of the many we’re hosting to help them along the way. Throughout the year, we hold several informative sessions through the GBG and GDG communities. To reach more people, we’re making these events accessible to the public for free,” said Apolo-de Jesus.

Google for Entrepreneurs has programs all over the world to foster entrepreneurship, empowering the next generation of innovators to be successful.

GBG is a community of business professionals sharing knowledge about Google web technologies for business success, while GDG is a community for developers to learn about Google's developer technologies such as Android, App Engine, Chrome platforms, and Google product Application Programming Interface (API).

Here is a collection of everyday text messages, greetings, quotes and SMS that you can send to friends and family to greet and encourage them in the morning and let them know you care for them.  A simple every text message can brighten their mood and make them appreciate your thoughtfulness.

There's no special occasion, no declared holiday, just wanted to let you know you're special in my own little way. Thinking of you today and everyday. Have a nice day!

Dear Lord, I seek Your guidance today for everything that I do. A blessed morning to all!

People come and go  in a lifetime but somewhere along the way you meet that special someone who makes you feel complete.

Enjoy this wonderful day with a deep understanding of God's goodness. Exhale all your fears and worries then smile and say:" Thank you Lord for another day".

Treasure the gift of family for they have been entrusted by God for you to love.  Have a wonderful day.

You can't always take matters into your own hands when you are going through a struggle in life. Sometimes you have to put your problems in God hands. You can't fix everything by yourself.

Understand how beautifully God has added one more day in your life - not because you need it, but because someone else needs you.

God can do the most amazing things, at d most unexpected times, thru d most unlikely sources, by the most unusual means, to bless us in the most delightful ways.  Goodm0rning:)  Have a peaceful en blessed day.

Peace of mind is the greatest asset we can have for a healthy and happy living. Wishing you a relaxed mind, peaceful soul, joyful spirit and a heart full of love.

Treasure the gift of self for you are so beautiful in the eyes of God and wealthy beyond imagination, for you are blessed! Have a wonderful day.

Good Morning have a great day ahead.  We're Blessed :) Thank you LORD.

No matter how good or bad you think life is, wake up each day and be thankful for life. Someone somewhere else is fighting to survive. Good morning !

Life is a road full of twists and turns, learn to enjoy the ride no matter how bumpy it is. For in every twist and turn, a blessing is always given in return .

True enough, we don't need to bother knowing where our way is heading us if we know... if we believe... that God is the one leading us! Good morning :)

Let my prayer be the key to open your day... May the Lord touch your life with joy, bless your heart with love and comfort your soul with peace. Smile and stay happy because God is always there to give you a perfect touch!  Gracefilled morning!  

May d Blessng of d Lord flow 2 ur life 2day, like a sprng of living water that nver runs dry. God cares 4 U always! goodm0rning.:) 

(. Psalm 40:2) "He lifted me out of the slimy pit, out of the mud and mire; he set my feet on a rock and gave me a firm place to stand." Though the storm may run strong and raise the flood, our Lord will not let our feet slip, but He will place us above this torrent and on the rock we will be safe!  Goodmorning :-)

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, as the saying goes.  The same applies with Facebook posts, which can be interpreted a thousand ways, by a thousand readers.  What is beautiful to some, may be the opposite to others.  

So be careful when sharing Facebook posts, especially when you are angry, happy, jealous or jubilant.  The mood of your posts can reflect your character on some people's eyes and a sudden change in your sentiment can be interpreted you are moody, or worse unstable.

Here are other examples of Facebook posts or status that some people find annoying or arrogant, if not offensive.

1. You might think a frequent change of Facebook status about you being single or in a relationship will excite people.  Think again. Although you might want to declare to the world you have just exited a short-term relationship, your new Facebook post may also offend not only your ex, but also the people who are confused as to how often you enter or exit a relation.
2. Selfie or self-portrait can be cute the first time.  But showing too much selfie can unmask something... like you have nobody else who wants to take your picture, so you are forced to use the mirror to take your photo or you have to use the front camera of your smartphone, which has less resolution.
3. Food posts can whet appetite, but taking the photos of your every meal or dine outs can offend people who are not as privileged, including those who are on a diet.
4. Travel posts can show how adventurous you are, but making people believe you can travel to any part of the world on a whim, may attract the attention of some group, like kidnappers who are eyeing their next potential rich target.
5. Posting pictures of your newly acquired assets, including luxury cars or designer bags, shoes or clothes, cannot possibly make people happy for you.  You can actually make them envious, which is not a good thing.
6. You being in the best parties in town, as shown in your Facebook posts, reveals how you love to party.  It also reveals your constant search for a new excitement, a new lover, or a new victim, whatever that means to you.
7. If you hate someone, avoid declaring it on Facebook, or your friends will discover how bitter, how nasty or how nagging you can be.
8. Facebook photos of your sexy friends, in their seductive posts, can ruin relationships, including your past, present and future relationships.  
9. Constant greetings between you and your beau on Facebook, like on a daily basis, can make some people ask why you find privacy a bad thing.
10. Liking sex videos or a bad joke on Facebook can reveal your taste for such materials and your insensitivity to what people think about you - which may not be bad thing, except for what your parents or grandparents will tell you about how well they have tried to raise you.

Mobile phones are now indispensable tools of communication, no doubt, but sometimes they become more than devices.  Cellphones now seem to be an extension of your arms, and always kept within a meter from your eyes.

Here are the ten signs that mobile phones, or smartphones as you would like to call them, disrupt your social life and affect your personal communication with people.

1. You would rather exchange SMS, text messages or tweets via cell phone, instead of talking to your friends or family, even if they are just a seat away.
2. You keep playing with your cell phone to make other people think you are in constant communication with important people.
3. You look at your cell phone more often than your boyfriend or girlfriend, who is most likely doing the same thing.
4. Cell phone is your alarm clock in the morning, and your sleeping pill in the evening.
5. During dinner with the family, you pick up your mobile phone, instead of the fork, to text your father you don't like the food that your mother prepared.
6. You keep staring at your phone, as if waiting for an important call, although you are not sure if it is really important.
7. You begin to smile while alone, upon hearing your phone beep.
8. You can never leave home without your phone, because you think you are going to miss important messages or calls, even on a Sunday.
9. You become irritated when people don't return your calls or text you back as immediately as you do, when it comes to their messages.
10. Although you love your present cell phone, you will replace it with the newest version, as soon as it becomes available.

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Globe Telecom, one of the leading mobile networks in the Philippines, said its subsidiary Kickstart Ventures is investing in Lenddo, which continues to grow as a social-network based lending platform for emerging markets.

Lenddo, the world’s first online platform that allows members to use their online social connections to build their creditworthiness and access local financial services, has raised an additional $6 million in funding from new investors such as Globe Telecom’s Kickstart Ventures, Golden Gate Ventures and Skype co-founder, Toivo Annus.

The funds will be used to accelerate an aggressive global rollout as well as develop enhanced features for users of Facebook, Linkedin and Android.  Recently, Lenddo was selected by the World Economic Forum as a Tech Pioneer, celebrated for pioneering technologies that hold promise of transforming business and society.

"The Lenddo community continues to see huge growth around the world, as we have expanded our operations this past year from thePhilippines to Colombia to Mexico,” said Lenddo co-founder and CEO, Jeff Stewart.  “Our loans provide funds for everyday people to access education, health care and home improvement.”

Founded in 2011, the Lenddo community has over 350,000 members who are able to use their online reputations on social networks such as Facebook, Linkedin, Twitter and Google to access life improving loans to which they may otherwise not have access. Lenddo plans to focus its planned expansion on Latin America and Southeast Asia.

Minette Navarrete, President of Kickstart Ventures, Inc. said “emerging markets have an increasingly important middle class who are still excluded from traditional financial systems, but technology can redefine how this market accesses financial services. Digital inclusion in the financial services space is as much a social responsibility as it is a rapidly growing global opportunity, and Lenddo’s proprietary algorithms and deep market insight are breaking down barriers. We are excited to help the team with our experience and network as they expand in the region and beyond.”

"Southeast Asia is one of the fastest growing markets in the world today, but traditional banks are unwilling or unable to lend credit to nearly 610 million denizens. That's why we're so excited by Lenddo's concept of financial empowerment. Through its proprietary technology and industry standard accreditations, Lenddo's innovative solution leverages the power of social networks to help traditional banks issue credit to over half a billion people.” said Vinnie Lauria, a Partner at Golden Gate Ventures”

Lenddo's mission is to economically empower the middle class in developing countries. To accomplish this, Lenddo is the world’s first online platform that allows members to use their online social connections to build their creditworthiness and access local financial services. Lenddo is currently providing loans to members in Colombia, Mexico and the Philippines.

Smart Communications has begun using Cel-Fi, a signal-boosting device that eliminates dead spots inside homes and offices in the Philippines.  It said the device also improves mobile reception for voice and data in enclosed spaces.

Smart Chief Wireless Advisor Orlando Vea said these indoor dead spots may be may be attributed to nearby physical obstructions causing signal degradation and result in dropped calls, delayed messages and crawling upload and download speeds.

“As the leader in wireless services, Smart has continually been on the lookout for new technologies that can enhance the consumers’ mobile experience and offer the best value for them,” said Mr. Vea.

"Cel-Fi offers a lot of promise because it functions much like a personal cell site and boosts the network performance in corners where signal strength is challenged.”

The Cel-Fi taps at least one bar of available 3G signal and amplifies it, effectively boosting both 3G and 4G HSPA+ mobile connectivity throughout a specific area.

Designed by US-based Nextivity, the device can handle 60 simultaneous calls and support high-speed connections reaching 42 Mbps in an area of up to 1,200 sq. m., making it ideal for homes and small offices.

A set of Cel-Fi consists of a window unit and coverage unit, which communicate to each other wirelessly. The window unit is meant to be stationed at a spot where the strongest signal from the network carrier is received.

The coverage unit is also positioned at the center of the house or a building.

When powered up, the window unit relays whatever signal it receives to the coverage unit, which then cleans the signal, converts it and amplifies it throughout the whole area.

The Cel-Fi is a plug-and-play device and may be installed in minutes with no need for cables, antennas or configuration.

It relies on self-organizing algorithms to maximize coverage area and makes sure it does not interfere with mobile operator networks or impede the signals of other subscribers.

Compliant with the strict standards of the Federal Communications Commission, Cel-Fi is authorized for use by 120 mobile operators around the world, including AT&T and T-Mobile.

Globe Telecom and Facebook recently collaborated to provide Facebook access to Globe's 36 million subscribers, without the need of Wi-Fi, in the Philippines for three months. 

Aside from offering Facebook at zero data charges, the collaboration between the two global companies also paved the way for subscribers to enjoy first-of-its-kind customer experience innovations such as availability of access on feature phones and smartphones across all Facebook mobile platforms whether via the Facebook app or Facebook’s mobile site m.facebook.com, advice of charge notifications, one-click to purchase data plans, and data access lending to access links outside Facebook.
GlobePresident and CEOErnest Cu and Globe Senior Advisor for Consumer Business Peter Bithos recently met Facebook Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg in Menlo Park, California, USA to seal the partnership.

Cu said the partnership aims to break “barriers” that keep millions of Filipinos from accessing Facebook on their mobile phones, which include not having enough prepaid credits.

Globe's postpaid and prepaid subscribers as well as TM users with smartphones and feature phones can access the Facebook app or m.facebook.com for free starting October 31, 2013 without the need for Wi-Fi or a data plan.

Aside from the free service, users who wish to access content outside Facebook will be notified if they will incur data charges. The user can avail of the one-click registration to a data plan to continue browsing.

Those without prepaid load can also access content outside Facebook by “loaning” P10 worth of load, which will be deducted on their next top-up.
The customer experience innovations eliminate billshock or “nakaw load.”

“What Globe is launching is not just free Facebook for three months, but we’re launching a customer experience that has been designed end-to-end trying to overcome key fears,” said Peter Bithos, Globe’s senior advisor for consumer business.

Chris Daniels, vice president of partnerships at Facebook, said the social networking site’s mission was “to give people the power to share and make the world more open and connected.”

Daniels said there is a big opportunity in the Philippines, which currently ranks 8th in the world in Facebook users, with an estimated 30 million people owning accounts.
“Philippines to us creates an enormous opportunity to connect to more people. There are a hundred million people in the Philippines and only about 30 million of them access the internet every month, so we need to connect more people there,” said Daniels.

Daniels said the partnership with Globe was forged to connect to its 36 million subscribers.

“We found in Globe a partner who is at the leading edge of innovative companies and is willing to make it happen and we are very excited to bring free Facebook to Globe’s 36 million customers in the Philippines,” he said.

Starting October 31, 2013, Globe subscribers can dial *143# and select FREE FB to know more about Globe Free Facebook.

“Over the past months, the engineering, business development and marketing teams at both Globe and Facebook have worked together to plan and design the customer experience from scratch,” Globe consumer business senior advisor Peter Bithos said.

“This includes making the service available across all Facebook mobile platforms, rolling out a system that alerts users once they are about to click a link that will incur them data charges, paving the way for subscribers to easily subscribe to a data plan without having to leave Facebook,” Bithos said.

“This service testifies how Globe is transforming itself beyond just an access carrier. Globe is striving to be a leading digital brand catering to the needs of digital Filipinos who need to be connected to their social circles around the world,” he said.

“We’re thrilled to be working with them to give Globe subscribers access to Facebook without data charges across our apps and mobile website,” said Daniels.

The successful trial put Smart’s network at par with industry leaders Verizon in the United States and Telstra in Australia, which have both kicked off trials on their LTE networks.

Smart said when fully developed, the technology would allow people to watch clear, lag-free live video on their LTE-capable smartphones and tablets.

Smart’s LTE multicast trial was also the first in Southeast Asia, and the world’s first over 2.1 GHz frequency, according to Huawei Technologies of China, which provided the network equipment for the testing.

LTE is currently the fastest commercially available 4G wireless broadband coverage for mobile networks, which allows users to download data at speeds reaching up to 100 mbps.

The emerging technology, called the evolved Multimedia Broadcast Multicast Services or eMBMS, taps the functionality and speed of LTE to deliver rich multimedia content, such as live video, to a large number of consumers efficiently. 

The content is then transmitted wirelessly by LTE-capable cell stations to mobile devices.

Aside from live content, the eMBMS is also suitable for delivering pre-loaded content like news, music, software, ads and other data to a mass audience.

Smart said for its pilot LTE multicast, it streamed pre-loaded videos on three channels from its base station in Quezon City to another base station in Makati.

The videos were aired seamlessly on three LTE-capable handsets provided by Huawei, as well as a TV set equipped with a device that converts data received by an LTE Sim.

“As the forerunner of LTE technology in the country, Smart is proud to hit a new milestone for the country and blaze the trail for eMBMS, which extends the capabilities of our robust LTE infrastructure. Among many things, this successful trial shows the readiness of our network to deliver the services of the future,” said Smart and PLDT Technology Group head Roland Peña.

“Smart has consistently been forward-looking, and this successful initiative allows us to see a glimpse of the future now. The eMBMS technology opens up a wide array of possibilities to serve our consumers and our supercharged network allows us to realize these possibilities, Peña said.

Smart said because of the growing usage of mobile multimedia content around the world, major telecoms in Korea and United Kingdom also expressed interest in eMBMS technology early this year.

The eMBMS technology stands out for its one-to-many transmission or multicast feature and presents a viable alternative to one-to-one transmission, or unicast, which entails sending similar content to each user.

With the latest compression methods, eMBMS also substantially reduces the bandwidth required to delivering multimedia content. This simplifies the process and reduces the cost of transmitting data.

Smart, which pioneered and launched the use of LTE in the Philippines in August 2012, has grown its LTE coverage to over 1,200 sites, across around 180 cities and municipalities. Smart LTE also covers all 17 cities and municipalities that make up Metro Manila.

Smart successfully conducted the country’s first trial of LTE-Advanced in August, which can support data services with speeds of from 100 to 400 Mbps.

Aside from LTE, Smart also offers HSPA+ and WiMax as part of its suite of 4G technologies. In total, Smart has about 10,000 4G-capable base stations,  which is almost twice the size of competition and covers 85 percent of the country’s population, or around 78.4 million Filipinos.

A collection of Christmas text messages and Christmas greetings for 2013.

From my family to you, have a blessed Christmas and a joyful New Year!

Let the love of Jesus Christ shine in every home and in every heart this Christmas.

Christmas is the time of the year when we believe we are capable of love, mercy and care for the people around us. May we find the joy to celebrate Christmas every day of the year.

Love is the message of Christmas and Jesus Christ is the reason why we are capable of love.  Let us share love of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior, with every one.

Merry, merry Christmas everyone! The birth of Jesus brought us peace, joy and good will. I wish you joy with your family and peace in your hearts. Let love shine through all of us.

Lord we want to lift your name up high. Lord we want to thank you for the works you've done in our lives! Happy Birthday Jesus! Merry Christmas to all!

Blessed Christmas and grace-filled New Year to you and your family.  Your kindness and generosity make my life more meaningful and wonderful.  Thank you.

Here are inspiring daily messages about love, life and morning insights, collected from SMS sent and shared by friends through the years.

They say people who fall in love are the lucky ones, but trying to make that love last is a prize worth fighting for.

It has been said that man is not contented with what he has and keeps desiring what others have. But since meeting you and having you in my life I don't want anybody else. We have been together through thick and thin, and we will be okay the rest of the way.

God wants u to know that sleep and rest are all part of the divine order.  Don't make ur waking life & responsibilities so important that u neglect thevery real benefits of sleep; rest, and dreaming.  The night is ur time of restoration. It is essential. GOD made both day and nyt 4 a reason.  g0odnyt.:)

As the day turns into night, keep your worries out of sight. Close your eyes and go to sleep, for all the good times are yours to keep. Good Night

A "FRESH monday" deserves a fresh smile & a thanksgiving 2 d LORD 4 d week to come by & pray 4 a wonderful week ahead. Have a glorious "monday!"

"Feel g0od wen s0meb0dy miss y0u,feel better when s0meb0dy l0ves you but feel best because G0D never f0rgets y0u." .gudm0rning:)

Trials are made f0r us to test our weakness, to be str0ng and n0t to surrender.. goodnyt.

Don't ever give up when you are down. It doesn't matter if you fall so many times. Just remember that each time you fall I'll never let you reach the ground. Trust me I'll always be around. #GOD. Goodnight! :)

GOD's Love has the power to change every thing in our lives. It can drive away every fear, remove every worry & heal every wound.. That is why, every dayis a new dawn, a new experience, new life, new hope, new expectancy. GOD's promises is for us! 

Life is all about love. Because God is love, the most important lesson he wants you to learn on earth is how to love. We know that these troubles produce patience. And patience produces character . Good morning ;-)

Direct me, oh Lord, to where You want me to be. Give light to my steps and a lamp to my feet. Give me Your wisdom so I'll know which road to take. give perseverance to withstand the twist and turns of this road called "life" Amen be safe :-)  GODbless

healthy and sick-free body doesn't come from vitamins and medicine alone... it comes from
  * peace of mind
  * peace in d heart
  * peace of d soul
and the product of Laughter, Love and Faith in God... may you be blessed w/ God's gud health,  not only today but for a lifetime.A blessed Morning :-)

GOD is the arm that will hold you at your weakest, the eye that will see you at your darkest & the heart that will love you at your worst be strong in GOD's care. Happy weekends.. 

we face all challenges beyond all the problems. believe that the more pain we overc0me the stronger we bec0me. just hold on, God is with us.HapPy GOD's Day.!

"The next time you will think of wonderful things that GOD has made, don't forget to include YOURSELF." -Gudmorning GODbless:-) 

This day comes once, and on the first day of the year. So let us spread love and cheer With everyone today because it is the new year.

Great things start on a correct frame of mind. What you think goes into your heart, comes out of your mouth, shows in your actions, shapes your character and determines your j0urney of being successul. Your thoughts can make or break you.So, start the day with good thoughts and intentions. -have a great day.!Wear ur smile..:) GODbless!

When things go wrong and life is tough, I just look up and say, ''I know you are testing me,  I  will wait for the day you will reward me for being strong". GOODMORNING