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Eating in Makati with Gim

Flisha — Tue, 26 Apr 2011 10:40:44 +0000

I need an overview of social security disability after this.

Here is a sampling of the food that Gim and I ate when he visited last month, right after taking and passing the board exams. We definitely splurged on food!

They say that you are disabled if you can’t do your job anymore, because of a medical condition, and this disability will extend to at least a year or more.

Can I say that I have been disabled by eating too much?? Eating too much = babuyasis syndrome (the feeling of being a pig and wanting to sleep after eating) = I-don’t-want-to-work-anymore-I-just-want-to-eat-all-the-time syndrome. And yes I believe this medical condition will last me until death do we part.

Let’s go to the pics!

Eating at Bonchon! Yummiest chicken in Makati!

Dinner at Hana, Little Tokyo! Yummiest california maki in Makati! And yummy other kinds of Japanese food too. See how we almost finished dinner before I remembered to take photos?? Haha. Oh and this was mostly finished by me because Gim needed to take a call – his cousin was consulting him on what medicine to take for her colds.

Next up is Spaghetti Factory! We ate some oysters, yummy!!! I ordered pork ribs. And had a plateful of spaghetti for share! Yummmy! And we also had a banana split for dessert. Yumness!

Tags: Foods, Japan, Manila

So delish, it’s sinful

Gim — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 15:53:47 +0000

I just tasted something so exquisite that it made my taste buds tingle and head spin. The velvety flavor of butter just exploded with every bite I took. The tangy zest of honeyed salt followed the initial explosion. Then came the aftershocks of a deeper darker wall-nutty taste (definitely no weight loss products). The cause of all this hoopla?

Popcorn.

And yep, you’ve guessed it. It’s Chef Tony’s!

Yummy popcorn!

I’ve been a fan of Chef Tony’s ever since my former boss at the hospital offered me some last year. Of course, being waaay down south, I don’t get to have much of it. Only when I get to visit her in Manila do I get to munch on Chef Tony’s uber good popcorn. And then only when I actually remember to buy some (I usually have so much fun being with her that I forget to get the food that crave when I’m over here).

So last week, I was fortunate enough to go get me a tub. And boy, is it worth every peso.

PSI officially love the Belgian Butter with Honey Roasted Wallnut Flava.

Tags: Detoxins, Manila

Alone in the Universe: A really funny song from Jon Lajoie

Gim — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 11:17:24 +0000

After the highs of fun and laughter, comes the lows of waking up to a world filled with piles of work to do. Leftover work from before the holidays, new work for the new year and even future work; the prospect of normalcy gets most people down (speaking of which, I think I really should get a look at that rv insurance).

With the holiday season officially over, it is not uncommon to find people grumping about being back to reality. Two days ago on Facebook, most of my friends had statuses that read: “ *insert name here* is back to work” followed by a sad face icon. Or something like this: ” *insert name here* doesn’t want to go back to *insert place of work here*“. Even I did not escape unscathed from the aftermath of a really, really good vacay. Especially since she’s going back to Manila while I am left here to finish whatever it was that I’ve started. The feeling got to be sooo bad and (thanks to FB) so widespread and mutual that I coined it the Post-Holiday Depression Syndrome or the PHDS.

I am almost (but not totally. I’m still missing her!) over it now. I’m back to teaching and working on my master’s thesis. But for those of you not yet over the holidays and still suffering from PHDS, here’s a really funny music video for you. god knows we can all relate *winks*. hehe.

Tags: Detoxins, facebook, Manila

Rescheduled World Pyro Olympics 2009

Flisha — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 12:38:19 +0000

The World Pyro Olympics 2009 has been rescheduled to January 2010.

Originally slated for the dates November 21, 28, December 5, 12 and 19, the Pyro Olympics was unexpectedly besieged with rain. Only the first Pyro show pushed through, but began late and ended abruptly due to the weather. China reportedly was not even able to finish their show.

It’s a disappointment, as I really wanted to watch the Pyro Olympics. The first showing, I wasn’t able to make it due to work (I was on the weekend shift).

But perhaps it’s a blessing that this happened. My boyfriend said he might be coming to Manila in January, to submit samples of his research to DOST for testing. (Or something like that.) I really hope he comes and then maybe I’ll have a date for the Pyro Olympics show!

You can contact the Pyro Olympics organizers via phone at 568-6908 or 384-0239. You can also log on to www.worldpyroolympics.com.

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Post tags: Fireworks, Manila, World Pyro Olympics

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World Pyro Olympics 2009

Flisha — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 12:36:28 +0000

: Image by chotda via Flickr

I love fireworks.

Ever since I came to Manila two years ago, I’ve always yearned to watch the World Pyro Olympics that happen every year. It’s a fireworks showdown of countries, a spectacular display of fire on water and a backdrop starry night. Whatever could be more romantic than sitting on a bed of grass, lying in the arms of the one you love, and watching the darkness break into dazzling choreographies of fire and light?

Alas, I’ve never watched a single pyro show ever. This time I won’t miss it, whether I have a partner or not!

This time, the World Pyro Olympics won’t be a fire show on water. Instead, it will be held at Bonifacio Global City, in Taguig (also known locally as The Fort). Hmm. Our company has a tower there. Maybe I can work there instead of in Ayala during the Pyrolympics? Sounds good to me!

Here’s the schedule of the World Pyro Olympics 2009:

November 21 – Germany, China
November 28 – Japan, Australia
December 5 – Canada, Italy
December 12 -South Korea, USA
December 19 – Fellowship of Fire, Philippines

And ticket prices are:

Regular Pass – Php200, Php500, Php1500 (VIP)
Season Pass (All Shows) – Php800, Php2000, Php6000 (VIP)

VIP tickets mean you get food (Via Mare) along with a sure seat. To reserve, call (02) 568-6908 or (02) 384-0239.

So, who wants to be my date???

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Flisha — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 13:58:26 +0000

The hills and mountains of Zamboanga in aptly named Buenavista, which means "Beautiful View".

On my 27th birthday

Buenas! I am Flisha Fernandez, a Filipino; firstborn to a prominent newspaper editor-in-chief (rest in peace, Papa) and a Philosophy teacher (now Vice President of Academics of my alma mater); and eldest of three sisters.

I consider Chavacano my first language. I speak fluent English, passable Tagalog, unrecognizable Visayan and am learning Japanese.

I entered school at the age of four, at a nursery called Tanglao. I spent two years of kindergarten, six years of elementary, four years of high school and four years of college at the Ateneo de Zamboanga University. I graduated cum laude, top of my class and top 3 in my batch in 2003.

Journalism and I have a love-hate relationship. I grew up writing poetry and short stories (I even attempted a novel at the tender age of twelve, and I hold my cheesy, unpublished and unread work dear to my heart. ;-P). In high school, I joined The Blue Eagle, our school paper. I won many awards and writing competitions in my time, mostly from my news and feature articles. I failed to garner the top position of editor-in-chief in my senior year, which contributed to my disillusionment with journalism.

A girl on the brink

I took up Computer Science in college, in a bid to challenge myself (Math, next to Filipino, was always my weakest subject) and separate myself from the world of literature. I was quite active in organizations — helping to revive the fading debate society, becoming one of the core founders of the computer society and working as the editor-in-chief of the Beacon Yearbook. After graduation, I found work as a programmer for the local government before returning to my alma mater to become a systems developer and part-time instructor.

I completed two years of a masteral degree at the Ateneo de Manila University. I am currently working as a SAP specialist for Hewlett-Packard.

Gracias con vos otros and I hope you enjoy reading my blog!

*Updated October 2009

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Post tags: Competitions, High School, Manila, Zamboanga

Tags: Competitions, Detoxins, High School, Manila, Zamboanga

Facials are not only for women!

Gim — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 03:52:00 +0000

I was in Manila last, last week visiting Fli when I heard that Pond’s was currently having a big beauty sale with up to 70% on selected items! I am a firm believer of facial skincare (I even once went out of my way to check out the best wrinkle cream available for my wrinkly, sun-burned skin I sustained snorkeling. Of course, my skin just healed and the wrinkles went away) and have been using the Pond’s clear solutions antibacterial facial scrub for three years now. But what I really wanted to try out are the Flawless white products. However, being a bit pricey and definitely out of my price range, I wasn’t able to do so yet. So imagine my joy when we stumbled upon a Pond’s booth in Landmark. I was sooo happy that without further thought and hesitation, I grabbed Fli’s hand and pulled her towards the booth. What follows is an awkward but funny conversation.

Pond’s Girl: (giving my pretty gf a big wide smile) Yes, ma’am, how can I help you?

Me: (giving an equally big wide smile) How much is the Flawless White Serum?

Pond’s Girl: (still looking at Fli) Well, ma’am, it’s normally at P435, but since we’re having a big beauty sale, I can give it to you for P130. Shall I wrap it up for you ma’am?

Fli: (looks at me) Um…well, Gim. It’s at P130. So, are you gonna get get it?

Me: (a bit miffed that the salesgirl insisted on talking to Fli and not me, but conversational still) So how do you use it? Do you leave it on, or do you wash it out afterwards?

Pond’s Girl: (glances hesitantly at me, starts to talk, then makes up her mind and starts instructing Fli) well, all you have to do is to massage the cream gently on your skin using a circular motion…(hesitates as Fli gestures surreptitiously at me. Understanding escapes her lips with an “oh!”. She then at last turns to me and starts giving directions).

At this point I am too miffed and embarassed to hear the rest of her salestalk, so I just pay for the product and hurriedly leave. We are a few feet away from the booth when, as if as an afterthought, the salesgirl calls out to me: ” Oh, and by the way, sir, you need to moisturize after using the whitening cream!” I race out of the store with Fli’s pealing laughter echoing closely behind.

Tags: Detoxins, Manila, p1

RIP Cory

Flisha — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 00:24:00 +0000

Around lunchtime today, Cory Aquino’s funeral procession slowly passed along Ayala Avenue. My officemates and I went down (from our office up at the 20th floor) to watch the procession.

I took photos, but all I had was my cellphone camera with me, so the following photos aren’t good. But they’re all I have, and it was a significant occasion in Philippine history, and I’m glad I have these snapshots, at least, to remember the day by.

This is around 12:00pm. From the 20th floor, we could already see the hearst nearing Ayala, so my officemate and I went down to watch the procession. We would be waiting quite a while, since the procession was moving very slowly.

Since 11am, people had been throwing confetti from the buildings. It looked like it was raining yellow bits of paper.

People started climbing up the fences and standing there just to get a better glimpse of Cory’s casket.

This man is actually flashing Cory’s symbol, the L sign. Except I didn’t capture his thumb. Fail me.

The confetti at our feet. I feel for those who had to clean up Ayala Avenue afterwards.

The crowd just kept getting bigger every minute.

Hang a yellow ribbon for Cory. Buildings glittered with yellow ribbons as people paid their last respects.

Lots and lots of yellow ribbons.

And even more confetti.

So much confetti!

My hair was all covered in confetti after standing outside for 30 minutes! And I was standing in the building lobby!

People flew flags bearing Ninoy’s face.

People waiting, flags waving…

So much confetti it started to look like ashes from a newly erupted volcano.

People stopped working to watch the procession.

Funny thing. We were so hungry already so we went inside Jollibee to buy food. And right when we were buying, Cory’s casket passes by! Urrgh! So I took this photo from inside Jollibee. Fail fail fail me.

Now from the outside, but there wasn’t much to see. There were too many people blocking the view.

After buying our food and going up the pantry, we could see the procession below. I attempted to take a photo, but it was too much for my cellphone. LOL. This is the best I got.

Rest in peace, Cory Aquino. We love you.

Here is the Inquirer article about the Cory’s funeral procession.

Edsa a stream of yellow; Makati rains confetti

MANILA, Philippines – (UPDATE 7) Former President Corazon Aquino drew tens of thousands to the streets one last time on Monday, amid an outpouring of support reminiscent of the 1986 revolt that she led to restore democracy in the country.
Yellow confetti rained and people flashed the “laban [fight]” hand sign as Aquino’s funeral procession motored from the La Salle Greenhills gymnasium to the Manila Cathedral, passing by Edsa and Ayala Avenue, the main staging points for the bloodless uprising over 20 years ago.
However, there was no “Cory” to wave back at the adoring crowd. Instead it was her flower-adorned casket on top a six-wheeler truck that passed by. Tied to the vehicle was a white tarpaulin with the words “Mahal ka namin [We love you], Cory.”
As Aquino’s cortege passed through Edsa from La Salle Greenhills at 11 a.m., the former leader was greeted by a stream of yellow – from people’s shirts to the balloons they were holding.
In Makati City, thousands more, mostly in yellow shirts flashed the “L” sign as they lined up along Ayala Avenue. Office employees, some perched on building ledges, threw yellow confetti as the funeral convoy passed.
The scenes were reminiscent of 1986 when Aquino, then the opposition’s presidential candidate, led massive protests against dictator Ferdinand Marcos whom she accused of cheating in the snap presidential elections. The protests eventually led to a bloodless people power revolt that ousted Marcos and installed her as the first female president of the Philippines.
When the funeral cortege reached the monument of Mrs. Aquino’s late husband, Senator Benigno Aquino Jr., on the intersection of Ayala Avenue and Paseo de Roxas, the crowd of thousands simultaneously sang “Bayan Ko” (My Country) and again flashed the “Laban” sign.
Instead of stock prices, the Philippine Stock Exchange ticker turned yellow and displayed a message thanking the democracy icon.
Mrs. Aquino’s younger brother, Jose Cojuangco Jr., led his clan from Tarlac in joining the funeral procession to the Manila Cathedral. Cojuangco, overwhelmed by the thousands who lined up Ayala Ave., flashed the “laban” sign to the crowd and reached out to shake the hands of some of the people there, saying thank you.
Police estimated the crowd in Makati at 25,000, while those that lined up along Edsa were estimated at 5,000, said Superintendent Rommel Miranda, spokesman of the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO).
In the area of the La Salle Greenhills gymnasium, where the funeral procession started, the crowd was estimated at 30,000 to 40,000, said Senior Superintendent Carlos de Sagun, Mandaluyong City police chief.
Four honor guards stood by Aquino’s flower-adorned casket. Around 50 policemen from escorted the procession, which moved slowly because of the huge crowds.
Yellow confetti greeted the funeral procession as it arrived at the Manila Cathedral at around 4 p.m., two hours behind schedule.
The former leader’s children escorted her remains, including her daughter Kris Aquino, who was with her husband, basketball player James Yap and their children Joshua and James Jr. Mrs. Aquino’s son, Senator Benigno Aquino III was at the cathedral ahead of his sisters.
Upon arrival, the former leader was given military honors, followed by prayers from Bishops Socrates Villegas and Broderick Pabillo.
People cheered and raised their hands with the famous “laban” [fight] sign as they saluted the icon of democracy.
“Hindi ka namin malilimutan Madam President [We will never forget you Madam President]!” an elderly woman said as she wiped her tears.
“Maraming salamat po, Tita Cory (Thank you very much, Tita Cory),” a student said as the truck carrying Aquino’s hearse passed by Palacio del Gobernador.
Employees of the Commission on Elections unfurled yellow banners and a large white tarpaulin written with the words “Salamat Pres. Cory.” (Thank you, Pres. Cory)
Aquino’s wake at the Manila Cathedral was opened to the public shortly after the prayers, with the public advised to enter through General Luna Street. Manila Archbishop Gaudencio Cardinal Rosales was scheduled to celebrate mass in the evening.
Among those who were at the Manila Cathedral were Manila Mayor Alfredo Lim, Quezon City Mayor Feliciano Belmonte, former Ambassadors Henrietta de Villa and Howard Dee, Black and White Movement convenor Leah Navarro, and political analyst Lito Banayo.
So far, only Public Works Secretary Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. was the only administration figure spotted at the cathedral.
For the necrological service, vigil, and requiem mass for Aquino at the Manila Cathedral, the following areas are closed to traffic from 9 a.m. Monday until Wednesday:
Stretch of A. Soriano from Arsobispo to Solano;‬
Stretch of Magallanes from A. Soriano to Sta. Potenciana;‬
Stretch of Cablido from A. Soriano to Sta. Potenciana;‬
Stretch of Gen Luna from A. Soriano to Sta. Potenciana;‬
Stretch of Sto. Tomas from Gen. Luna to Magallanes;‬
Stretch of Beatro from Gen. Luna to Magallanes;‬
Stretch of Anda from Gen. Luna to Magallanes;‬
Stretch of Real from Gen, Luna to Magallanes.
The Stretch of A. Soriano from Gen. Luna to Cabildo was closed to traffic starting at 6:00 a.m. August 3 until 5.

Tags: Election, Featured, Manila, Politics

The Cost of Getting a Driver’s License in the Philippines

Flisha — Thu, 28 May 2009 16:42:00 +0000

Hey, I should start searching for free car insurance quotes! Because I might be able to drive one again! A car, I mean.

See, I lost my driver’s license card (along with my ATM, credit card and a wad of cash) a year ago when I stupidly placed my purse in the shallow pockets of a pair of red shorts and boarded a taxi in Cebu.

Minutes after Gim paid the taxi driver and we were walking to our destination, I suddenly realized my loss. Tried to run after the taxi, but by that time it was meters away and going faster and farther.

So careless of me. Fortunately, it only took a lengthy explanation to get a new ATM card and a phone call to have my credit card voided (it was gonna lead me to financial ruin anyway). But so not that easy to get a new driver’s license!

Gim and I started the process today. Because I’m nearing my renewal date, and if I had renewed it a year earlier, there would’ve been an extra fee of Php50. But the bureaucracy doesn’t stop there.

First we went to get a community tax certificate from the City Treasurer’s Office. Because if we didn’t, we couldn’t get an affidavit of loss. That cost me only Php5 because I said I was a student. (Well, technically I am!)

Then we went to get the affidavit, which, for a piece of paper saying I had lost my card, cost me Php150. And the lawyer wasn’t even there, so maybe his secretary forged his signature or something.

Thirdly, we went to the Land Transportation Office to get the form for a duplicate license. Filled it up and we were told to come back tomorrow. Oh and they don’t have any pens in there, so I had to buy a crappy pen outside. Why???

Checked for the cost of the renewal. Php472.63. What??? Here’s the breakdown.

Replacement Fee – 225 (For a little piece of laminated paper)
Duplicate Fee – 50 (Per year of unexpired portion, wtf?)
Certification Fee – 100 (Another piece of paper)
Clearance Fee – 30 (Another wtf?)
Computer Fee – 67.63 (For like, 5 minutes worth of computer usage.)

I think LTO just likes to make up these phantom fees so they could extract every single peso from our pockets. *Blood pressure shooting up*

Wait, we’re not yet done. Tomorrow, there’s still the matter of acquiring extra documents such as the Certificate of Good Health from a government physician (which apparently requires an xray worth around Php300 by itself) and a Drug Test from an LTO-accredited office. So all of that will probably cost me around Php1000.

Still with me? We’re racking up almost Php2000 worth of fees now. And I haven’t even gotten my card yet. Guess what they’ll say tomorrow when I finally pay ALL the fees and submit all the supporting documents? They’ll say, hush hush, that if I want my request to be processed immediately, I should hand them over around Php1000, under the table, if you know what I mean. Or even more, depending on how rich I look at that particular moment.

I should know, because that happened to me the first time around. And if I don’t pay this transaction fee, it will take me eons to get my license. And I only have a week before I’m returning to Manila.

So. Do other people pay half the monthly minimum wage to get a crummy plastic laminated card, or are the Filipinos just doomed to eternal governmental fail?

Tags: Cebu, Filipinos, Manila, p1

I Feel Like Shopping

Flisha — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 19:01:00 +0000

Several weeks ago my sister made me her personal shopper for swim attire. I was in Manila for a few days to enroll, she was too busy with work to go shopping prior to a surfing trip. So I bought her a couple of string bikinis, all the time wishing I could buy some onesies for myself. (I’m getting quite tired of wearing my two swimsuits over and over again!) Alas, I had to buy some dresses at the time, so swimsuits were out of the question.

Oh, but if money were no object…

Right now, though, I need bags.Thankfully I already bought a large luggage bag a few months ago, so that’s taken care of. (I need it because I’ll soon be coming home for good and I’ve got loads of stuff still waiting for me in Manila.) I have a nice green backpack that I love, but I don’t think it blends well with the image of a teacher (oh yuck). So I am needing a teacher-y handbag (oh yuck again). And my two-year old laptop bag is ripping at the seams, poor thing.

Not to mention new teacher-y clothes. Aarrghhhh. It is so hard to transition from student to teacher. Even my writing gets affected. (I was perkier when I had just started blogging.)

I need to get those bags stat. A shopping spree always makes me happy.

Tags: Detoxins, Manila

Freebra Talk

Flisha — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 17:02:00 +0000

Most of my time in Manila a few weeks ago was spent browsing shops in SM and Trinoma, looking for something nice to wear for Gim’s graduation. I ended up buying two dresses, one an off-shoulder knee-length bright green empire-cut dress, the other a dark gray halter gown.

Either way I needed a strapless bra. And the halter gown being a bit low-cut at the back, I asked what kind of bra I should buy to wear with a backless, strapless dress (just in case… lol). The very helpful sales lady from Landmark told me I should get the Freebra. So, I went to check it out. And it looks like this:

They look like implants!!! (And they feel real to the touch too! They are silicone.) The sales lady told me that they stick to the skin, so you don’t have to use any straps for extra support (though straps are included in the package). Feeling like such a naughty school girl, I bought a pair for Php500 ($11).

I ended up not wearing them for Gim’s graduation. I was too afraid the adhesive would fail. (The sales girl said to follow the Freebra instructions to the letter or they would not last me three months.) It would be deathly embarrassing if my boobs looked like they were melting halfway through the ceremony! Instead I wore my body shaper. And I think it worked better anyway. I needed the shaping help!

I wore the Freebra on a casual date with Gim, where if in case my fake implants started to fall off I could tell him to bring me home stat, Doc!

FYI, they held up real nice.

Just ask Gim.

Yes, that is him!!!

You didn’t think I would model it myself on my blog, did you???

You wouldn’t wanna see that, anyway.

Hahahahahaha!

He is going to kill me now.

* * * * *

P.S. Some Freebra tips:

Don’t use any chemicals on your body before wearing the Freebra. Make sure skin is clean, fresh, and free of dirt or even towel fuzz.
After use, wash right away with mild soap and let air-dry, then store back in box.
To wear, grasp the edges of the Freebra cup, turn it inside out, touch the middle of the Freebra to your nipple and then smoothen it against the breast, outwardly from nipple.
The farther apart the Freebra cups, the greater the cleavage achieved.
You can use the Freebra at least 100 times if taken well care of.

P.P.S. I love my Freebra. I will buy more when I get back to Manila. I hate wearing bras. And as much as possible I don’t wear a bra if I feel I can get away with it, hahaha. Now I don’t have to deal with the pesky straps. I am free!!!

Tags: Manila, Personal

Astoria Regency Zamboanga

Flisha — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 20:16:00 +0000

These days, when I think of Astoria Regency in Zamboanga City, I think of swimming. With my going back and forth Manila-Zamboanga, it’s been awhile since I was able to take a nice long dip in a swimming pool.

I miss those days. I am at a crossroad. Tomorrow I am supposed to return to Manila. (I just came back home for four days, to attend my boyfriend Gim’s graduation. He’s a doctor now! Photos of that soon.)

However, all I want to do is stay here, with him. Because he really makes me happy. Wish I could steal him away for a long long cruise, where we can forget all our troubles, drink and eat and be merry, and smile all the time. I want to just keep him and be with him for always.

But, the rainy days always come. And I have to give up being with him, again. I’m not sure for how long this time. I am at a crossroad.

I will just have to keep looking at photos of summer and happier times. And hope the rains pass quickly.

Tags: Manila, Photography, Zamboanga, Zamboanga

BPI Expressonline Saves the Day

Flisha — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 07:41:00 +0000

Gim has just left for Dapitan again, and I am all alone in Zamboanga. I hate when Gim leaves, because all my friends are always so busy to go out. Right now I wish I were practicing my swimming, but I would never do that alone. (Read: Can’t deal with wearing a swimsuit without anyone to hide behind.)

Gim left before I could hand him cash so he could get me the Montano sardines I asked him to buy for me in Dipolog. (I in turn will bring it to Manila as pasalubong in April. My uncle likes them.)

There aren’t any credit card machines in Dapitan, not that I know of anyway, so it’s a good thing there’s BPI Expressonline. I have an account there, and since I so often transfer funds to Gim’s account so he can buy me stuff (LOL am I a demanding girlfriend or what!), I’ve actually had my bank add his account in my Transfer Funds list so I can automatically send him money whenever I need to. (My mom is in that list, too, because I constantly have to pay her for stuff I charge on her credit card hahaha.)

He’s coming back in a few days, though, so I really shouldn’t feel this antsy. Still, I miss him. And in two weeks, I’ll be leaving him again.

I want to be permanently attached to his side. Is that possible? Or am I turning into the psycho girlfriend he never wanted?

Tags: Manila, Personal, Zamboanga

Smart Bro Prepaid Now Smart Big Bro

Flisha — Tue, 17 Mar 2009 09:08:00 +0000

Hot on the heels of the Globe Visibility rebranding comes the newly minted “Smart Big Bro”, previously named Smart Bro Prepaid.

It has been repriced from P2500 to the lower price of P1995. It comes with free P100 worth of load (5 hours of Internet usage).

The device uses a 3G or HSDPA (high speed data packet access, if I remember my Network class lol) signal, whichever is available.

HSDPA speed is up to 2Mbps, but HSDPA is very limited in the Philippines. I don’t think it is even available outside of Manila (and even in Manila it is spotty at best), so other cities will probably just get 3G with a top speed of 384Kbps (or worse, GPRS).

Of course, published speed is never the same as actual speed. Actual speed depends on how strong the signal is in your area and how many users are tapping on that signal. If you want to know how fast 3G in your area is, try surfing the web using your cellphone (make sure it is on 3G and not GPRS). That’s the speed you get. If you want to know how fast GPRS is… well, I think dial-up is comparable to that.

Internet surfing on Smart Big Bro costs P10 for every 30 minutes. The kit comes with the USB wifi device and a Smart SIM which you can load up like regular SIMs, except this one will pay your Internet charges and not your phone bill.

Smart Big Bro is not available for international roaming so if you’re on your Sydney or Paris or Orlando vacations, you’re out of luck.

Tags: Manila, p1, Tech

Globe Visibility Now Globe Tattoo

Flisha — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 08:50:00 +0000

Globe Broadband Prepaid Visibility has just rebranded itself as Globe Broadband Tattoo. With the rebranding also comes a reprice – the prepaid kit now only costs P1895, from the previous P2500.

The prepaid package comes with a USB modem, a SIM you can reload like regular SIMs (but it’s not for your phone, it’s to pay for your Internet hours) and a free five hours worth of Internet usage. Afterwards, every fifteen minutes costs P5.

I’ve been eagerly waiting for this drop since prepaid Internet became available a year or two ago. It started out at a steep price of P4500, and now at P1895, it’s practically a steal. The USB modem itself probably costs more than that!

Before buying the unit, though, consider first the network coverage of Globe. Not so wide a net, compared to Smart. However, Smart’s prepaid kit still sells for P2500. I’ve been told that Globe’s network is pretty strong in the city (of Zamboanga, where I am, currently). But I wonder how it performs outside of town (I live 5km away from the pueblo).

Nevertheless, I think that it’s a good buy. I have an unlimited plan at home, so I am planning to buy the Globe Visibility (sorry, Tattoo) kit for backup, whenever my main line fails or when I go flit to Manila or Dapitan or wherever. I think anybody with a laptop computer would definitely be needing this prepaid kit as well. (Or, if you can afford P1500 monthly, there’s a great unlimited postpaid plan too.)

Has anybody bought this yet, and what are your thoughts?

Tags: Manila, p1, Tech, Zamboanga

Schedule of Physical Therapists & Occupational Therapists Board Exam February 2009 and Results

Flisha — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 09:21:00 +0000

The Physical Therapists & Occupational Therapists Licensure Examination will be held in Manila, Baguio and Cebu on February 1 (Sunday) and February 2 (Monday). The deadline for filing of applications is on January 12, 2009.

* * * * * Update * * * * *

The results of the Physical Therapists board exam 2009 and Occupational Therapists board exam 2009 are available. Jump inside for the list of passers.

641 people took the exam, and out of those, only 335 passed.

The Top Ten Placers for the Occupational Therapists board exam:

1. Maria Cressida Escalera Bulalacao, University of the Philippines – Mannila – 85.40%
2. Mary Joyce Ong Co, University of Santo Tomas – 85.20%
3. Tara Fonseca Batan Bantilan, Cebu Doctors’ University – 83.60%
4. April Rose Bejeno Presto, University of The Philippines – Manila – 83.40%
5. Leah Anne Matias Batiller, University of Santo Tomas – 83.00%%
6. Chickie Marie Sebastian Flores, University of the Philippines – Manila – 82.00%
7. Anthony Alexis De Guzman Gacayan, University of the Philippines – Manila – 81.40%
8. Diane Veronica Santiago Castillo, University of the Philippines – Manila – 81.20
9. Melonie Milky See Diet Vasquez, Cebu Doctors University – 81.00%
10. Estela Cruz Mauricio, Emilio Aguinaldo College – Manila – 80.60%

The Top Ten Placers for the Physical Therapists board exam:

1. Karen Ann Palmero Martinez, University of Perpetual Help Rizal – Las Piñas – 85.50%
2. Bernie Alinsorin Mendoza, Universidad de Manila (City College of Manila) – 84.20%
3. Emmalou Flores Rivera, University of The Philippines – Manila – 84.05%
4. Anna Margarita Anastacio Lugue, University of The Philippines – Mannila – 83.85%
5. Blessie Guzman Peña, Angeles University Foundation – 83.70%
6. Olivia Prestoza De Guzman, Virgen Milagrosa University Foundation – 83.55%
7. Arlene Raquel Olipas Pulido, University of Santo Tomas – 83.35%
8. Benigno Hernandez Espeleta, University of Santo Tomas – 82.80%
9. Allan Louie Espino Cruz, University of Santo Tomas – 82.40%
10. Daniel Poblete Tan, San Pedro College – Davao City – 82.15%

The following people passed the Occupational Therapists board exam:

ANICETE, MARY ANN GALANG
BANTILAN, TARA FONSECA BATAN
BATILLER, LEAH ANNE MATIAS
BATINO, KIZEAH FAITH REYES
BULALACAO, MARIA CRESSIDA ESCALERA
CASTILLO, CARINA MARIE LIM
CASTILLO, DIANE VERONICA SANTIAGO
CINCO, FELICIDAD CALVO
CO, MARY JOYCE ONG
DATU, MARIA CARLA VARGAS
ENRIQUEZ, MA CECILIA DEL ROSARIO
FERIA, MARIA CATHERINE POSADAS
FERRER, CHRISTLE ANGELA SALANGSANG
FLORES, CHICKIE MARIE SEBASTIAN
GACAYAN, ANTHONY ALEXIS DE GUZMAN
GARROVILLAS, ELIZABETH PICZON
GENEBLAZO, MAY ANNE ORNEDO
MASANQUE, JAYMIE RIVERO
MAURICIO, ESTELA CRUZ
NERI, ADA PAULA GUERRERO
PADILLA, MARIA ANTONETTE UY
PRESTO, APRIL ROSE BEJENO
QUEZADA, SHERILYN RECAÑA
SAMONTE, KATHERINE ANNE TONGSON
SORIANO, JOHN REX ESPELETA
TACTAY, CARISSE MARIA FAVIS
TAMIO, MARIA TERESA ESPIRITU
TAN, JOHN PAULO CHOA
VASQUEZ, MELONIE MILKY SEE DIET

The following people passed the Physical Therapists board exam:

ABAYAN, REGGIE LAOMA
ABEGAN, ABEGAIL GIRAM
ABON, JOHN BRYAN ANGELES
ABON, MELANIE
ACONG, IVAN GONZALES
ACUPIDO, ANA LOURDES SUOBIRON
ADVINCULA, REGINA PALAYEN
AGUINALDO, CHIQUOLA COLOBONG
ALAMANI, JOEL GOBRIN
ALBAIS, KHATZ POROL
ALEJO, NOEL JOSE FRANCISCO YANDOC
ALOMESEN, ALEXANDER CHU
ALVAREZ, KAREEN NAGUNA
ALVAREZ, MELLETTE TAGUFA
AMOYO, RUVIJANE ISIDRO
AMPAC, OMAL JR BIHAG
AMPONG, AINA NAYRE
ANDRADE, JOHN ANTHONY TAN
ANGELES, JANEY CHARLENE GONZALES
ANGELES, JOYCE THERESE BASILIO
ANOTADO, NICASTOR JR FREO
ANTONIO, JONALYN PANGAN
ANUPOL, DIANA SUNGA
ARAÑEZ, RUEL SANCHEZ
ARCENA, MARJONES CAÑEDA
ARCILLA, ARMI ABIA
ARCILLAS, ROLLIE VILLENA
ARELLANO, JAY MATHIAS ANGELES
ARGUELLES, JAYSEN SILVESTRE
ARIENZA, JESSALYN REVELAR
ASIGNAR, CHRISTY JANE BONGO
ATABAY, JOANNE ESPINOSA
BABAC, MARY MAY CAÑETE
BADILLA, GLADYS ZAMORA
BAGAOISAN, LOY ARWIN VILLANUEVA
BALASTA, GLAIZA MENDOZA
BALBAS, CATRICIA REMEDIOS ARRIOLA
BANAAG, RYAN CALDERON
BARROA, GEONALIN MENESE
BASA, ABSAR JALMAANI
BASILAN, AIRIN MONLEON
BATOON, PASTOR ANGELO PAGARIGAN
BAUI, MARIVIC TABIOS
BAUTISTA, DENISE CHRISTINE LORO
BELMONTE, KRISTINE CARLA HALILI
BELTRAN, KARLO MENDOZA
BENARABA, EMIENIL ESTHER SALVAN
BERMOY, RIZA GEPIGA
BERNOLO, JESSICA NIEVERA
BIE, HEIDI LIZA JENNIFER GONZALES
BILANGBILIN, MARY GRACE CALUBIRAN
BILASA, FLORENCE MANZANILLO
BIÑAS, BERNADETH BANGONON
BONIFACIO, GLENN MANALO
BUCOY, ENRIQUE JR PINZON
BULDIMAN, FATIMA AIZZA DIAZ
BUSA, RHENELLE PIÑON
CALAGUIO, CHARLIE IDY LOPEZ
CALDINO, MA CHERRYLYN ABETRIA
CAMALIG, CHESTER JAYCE BRINGAS
CAMESA, ANDRO POL SUAREZ
CANUEL, ERIC DEQUINA
CAOILI, GERALD LESTER ALEGADO
CARRASCA, LOVE JOY RIVAL
CASIL, JHOAN NEIRA
CASTILLO, DOLLOR CARLO MANALO
CASTILLO, JOEL RONDARES
CASTRO, SONIA CAMPO
CASUPANG, PATRICK GREG LARDIZABAL
CATALUÑA, ESTELA TAGABE
CATIPAY, VENUS CAPA
CAÑIZARES, CATHERINE BOLANIO
CHUA, JOHNIE MICHAEL ZAPATA
CINCO, CRISANY CRAUSUS
CLEMENTE, CLEMSON ACUPIDO
COLOCADO, RANDY ROXAS
COLUMBRILLO, ANNAMARI MARASIGAN
CONSTANTINO, EILEEN GRACE MANGILIMAN
CONSTANTINOPLA, SHEILA ONDONG
CRISTOBAL, GIRLIE SEVILLA
CRUZ, ALLAN LOUIE ESPINO
CRUZ, CZARINA TORRES
CRUZ, KISHIE MARIE ESPIRITU
CRUZ, ROSABEL ANN ARGAMASO
CUENCA, DIVINE GRACE MOSENDE
CUSTODIO, DENESSE SIPIN
DABALUS, LORD MAR TORRES
DACULUG, NOEMI QUINAGORAN
DAIRO, DARRYLL ANGALOT
DAUZ, JACQUELINE ASERDANO
DE ASIS, LUCHI ROMINA LUNGAY
DE BARRAS, MERAFLOR CAMPOS
DE GUZMAN, JULIE ANN SAGUN
DE GUZMAN, OLIVIA PRESTOZA
DE LA ROSA, JEAN LENORE LEYVA
DEAN, HARLAN ABREA
DEJECACION, COLLINS SOLOREN
DEJESICA, RAQUEL STA CRUZ
DEL ROSARIO, ROMANO GUANLAO
DELA CRUZ, MARINEL BONUS
DELA TORRE, ELMERANDA PACULAN
DELARA, ARIELEN DELOS SANTOS
DEUS, FERDINAND SANTOS
DIAZ, ALFREDO JR SERRANO
DIERON, CRISELDA DOLLENTE
DIMATULAC, KASHMIRE ORDINES
DINGLASAN, JEMMALYN ALCAZAR
DIONSON, ERNEST ISAIAS
DISCAYA, MICHELLE ALONZO
DOMINGO, CHIQUI LAGASCA
DOMINGO, PRECIOSA MERCYLINA GUMERCINDA MONTOYA
DORIA, RELY JANE DULAY
DUNGO, JIAN MYCHAL ESQUILLO
EDNILAN, JOY ORDIDOR
ENCABO, BENEDICTO JR NEBREJA
ENCANTO, MARIDEL JUBELEA
ENGRACIA, MAY GRACE GUEVARRA
ESLAVA, RHONA VILORIA
ESPELETA, BENIGNO HERNANDEZ
FABIAÑA, DAYLIN ORAPA
FAJANILAG, MODESTO JR ORCASITAS
FERIA, JAY ARTH PARIAWAN
FERNANDEZ, CHRISTINE LUYON
FERNANDO, CAMILLE BLANCA DIÑAS
FLORES, HERBERT FRANCIS OCBINA
FLORES, ROSE ANN QUIZON
FORTALEZA, RYAN BAYLON
FORTUNA, IRIS ZOZOBRADO
GALANG, ERNEST TANTEO
GALARPE, JOHN JOSEF SUYAT
GALICIA, CRISOSTOMO III ABANTAO
GALLEGO, BERNIE CORNEL
GAMBOA, JACQUELINE AMBRAD
GANIO, STEPHAN GARCIA
GARAY, DIANA LEE DAYRIT
GARCIA, ARCHIE RAFAEL MICLAT
GARCIA, ISMAEL PUNONGBAYAN
GARCIA, WILLAN SMITH
GENON, SOL AMOR
GOMEZ, MARIVIC OLIVEROS
GONZALO, DIANA LAVARES
GRACILLA, MARLON CRUZ
GUERRERO, MAE JENNIFER JUGALBOT
HANADA, JOHN PETER PAUL SORIANO
IBRAHIM, HANNA YASMEEN DARAM
IGNACIO, GIAN CARLO REYES
ILAO, MARY ANGELI VASQUEZ
INOCELDA, GAY YERE
JACOB, GAY LANOR INGOSAN
JALASCO, MARIA CHRISZEL LAGRAMADA
JALECO, CHERYL ANNE DAKIS
JARAMILLO, HADJI RAMIL
JARILLAS, YRRAL ROSE FERNANDEZ
JIMENEZ, RUBY MAY TANGCO
JOUET, DIANA PANILAWON
JUNTILLA, JENEE BUSTILLO
LAGMAY, EMYANNE MAWIRAT
LAGUTIN, MARIA KRISTELA MAAÑO
LANDINGIN, JONARD REAL
LANTING, STANLEY NIÑO MANALO
LAPANA, LEOPER JOHN PALMARES
LAPING, LOVELIA CABRERA
LENTEJAS, RAUL BUNDAON
LEONARDO, MARIAN JAYZEL FAUSTINO
LEYSA, MARY GRACE BERNALES
LIM, ERLYNNE BALOSA
LIM, MARIA KATRINA GA
LOBO, LUCILA CANO
LORENZO, RACQUEL FABINAL
LOVERIZA, CATHERINE DE PAZ
LOVIDAD, JEROME BARRIENTOS
LUCAS, LOUELLA DELFIN
LUGUE, ANNA MARGARITA ANASTACIO
MACEDA, MARK CEASAR ROBENIOL
MADAMBA, HERBERT GREGORY PRIETO
MADERA, MARY JOY LEMA ABIVA
MAGARAO, JULIANA BANDIANO
MAGAYAO, LOVELIA BISAGRE
MAGLASANG, GWEN APDAN
MALECON, UNICA ANGELA ARDUO
MALIG, JANICE LENON
MANESE, SHANA MARIE LENON
MANGRUBANG, XYLENE SALCEDO
MANZANARES, LESTER SUMAGAYSAY
MARCELINO, MARIA CORAZON PEDRASA
MARTINEZ, KAREN ANN PALMERO
MARZAN, ROSALYN MARTIREZ
MAURICIO, CLARISSA PADUIT
MAYOR, EUMIR JUNO CRUZ
MEDRANO, LYN RAMOS
MEMPIN, JONALYN PONDIAS
MENDOZA, BERNIE ALINSORIN
MORANTE, TUSTAN VELASCO
MOSENDE, CRISTOREY ABAS
MUÑOZ, EDILL MARK MABATID
NARVAIZ, DIVINE UMALI
OAFERINA, JHOANNA SAEZ
OBANDO, MICHELLE SEGISMUNDO
OBRERO, JENNIFER MORADA
OCCIANO, WILKES VIÑAS
OCO, DAVID SIOSON
ONIDO, PERLITA DAVID
PABLO, MANOLITO FUNGO
PACIAL, JOAN AIMEE MIGUEL
PAGSUYUIN, RONALDO NERI
PAJARILLO, ROMMEL DEJERES
PAJARITO, AXLE INERTIA REYES
PALAD, MA MELODY REYES
PAMAONG, REZELYN MILLAN
PAMBID, KEESEN PATRICK MANGOSING
PANTUJAN, JENNIFER RAMA
PARAYNO, RACHELLE BLAIZE DE PERALTA
PASAJOL, CIARIL AYERS LALIM
PASIA, ALVIN IAN HERNANDEZ
PATAWARAN, VLADIMIR BARTOLOME
PATUNGAN, MA TERESA HIPOLITO
PAZ, SHERYL PINEDA
PEREDA, KENETH IRWIN SINGHIT
PEREZ, KRISTINE OLETA
PESQUIZA, ROBINSON QUIRIT
PEÑA, BLESSIE GUZMAN
PEÑAS, FELISA AURORA DIZON
PEÑEDA, ARCHIE TY
PILI, ERIBERTO CORTEZ
PINEDA, JOYCE MALLARI
PINEDA, MARYLENE PANCHO
PINEDA, RICHARD PAUL NEMIS
POCON, JESSIE TAN
PUDPUD, DONNA GUY JAMACA
PUGEDA, CARLO LINTAO
PULIDO, ARLENE RAQUEL OLIPAS
PUZON, VINCENT GERARD SUMAGAYSAY
QUE, KATHERINE GENEVIEVE ALMONTERO
RACELIS, RYANE PAUL AVELINO
RACIMO, ODESSA ROBIN PADACA
RAMOS, LOIDA CALIMAG
RAMOS, SEYCHELLES HADLEY LAVIÑA
RAMOS, SHERYL DAY LOPEZ
REGALA, PORTIA MARIE ABIGAIL MIRANDA
REMONDE, MARIA LOURDES BATUNGHINOG
REPOLLO, MELANIE ANN SUAN
REVELAR, REX JAIME
REYES, ALIZA KRISELLE MALLARI
RILLORAZA, ALLEN BERT GAPUZ
RIVERA, EMMALOU FLORES
RIVERA, KATHRYN IRIS DIZON
RODRIGUEZ, ERNSWELL LAGRA
RODRIGUEZ, JOSELITO RAY TADEO ABRASALDO
RONDA, NORMAN REY PADUA
SABADUQUIA, KEVIN ECHAVEZ
SAGUIGUIT, MARC JAYSON NALUNDASAN
SALVADOR, CLARENCE PASCUAL
SAMONG, DONNA MAY VALDEZ
SAMPANG, HELEN FRIGILLANA
SAMSON, JONELYN ESTANDARTE
SAN JUAN, MELISA GAMAB
SANCHEZ, LOTIS PUNZALAN
SANDEL, WILMA CAMPOS
SANTIAGO, MARIA AGNES REDULFIN
SANTOS, EMERY KEITH BADIANG
SANTOS, KATRINA FLORENCE YAMAT
SANTOS, MOLLY AGUSTIN
SANTOS, VANESSA SALANGSANG
SARABIA, IMELDA ALOTENCIO
SEDILLO, KENNETH JANE CASINILLO
SIAO, SARAH VILLAFLOR
SIMBAHAN, ARIANE GABINAY
SINANGOTE, SHARON VILLONDO
SINGH, DAVID PARAS
SOL, MERCY SALOM
SOLANO, NANCY CARANTES
SORIANO, AURORA CLAIRE ZAPATA
SULIT, CLAREFEL SOLSOLOY
SUMILE, KIMBERLY PEARL NONATO
TALAVERA, JOSE TRISTAN QUIAMBAO
TAMAYO, ARIANE SACAPAÑO
TAMAYO, JOSES ANDREW CUIZON
TAN, DANIEL POBLETE
TAN, MELODY DELA ROSA
TARGA, GRACE BERNADETTE FURING
TAWINGAN, VANESSA NAZ
TINIO, TYRONE OPLEDA
TIU, ANGELO BALDO
TOLENTINO, MAIDA CARBONEL
TOLENTINO, MELODY PUNLA
TUBALADO, WINDY TAGALOG
TURQUEZA, NONA AGOO
ULIT, JEFFREY CORPUZ
UMALI, ALEXANDER JR PESTANOS
URBIZTONDO, ANCHERIE IVY MAISOG
VALDES, AILEEN SIAPO
VALENTIN, ELLAINE GABRIEL
VALERIO, DINA ENRIQUEZ
VANZUELA, KHRISTINE CHARISSE COLLADO
VELASCO, AIRA QUIROS
VELASCO, LANIE TAN YU
VICTORINO, SHIRLEY DEALA
VILLA, EDMUND PAUL JOHN ROXAS
VILLAVER, JIMMY JR DE LA TORRE
WANG, SHARAH CHARISSE TANYU
WEE, KAREN ANG
WIETEN, MA CHRISTINE FAJARDO
YACUB, MARY JEAN AGUSTIN
YASON, JOAN ELAINE ENRIQUEZ
YDEL, FERNALYN CONCUBIERTA
YU, JOVELYN JUSTOL

Tags: Academics, Cebu, Manila

Schedule of Pharmacists Licensure Examinations January 2009 and Results

Flisha — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 19:21:00 +0000

The Pharmacists Licensure Examination will be held in Manila on January 27 (Tuesday) and January 28 (Wednesday). The deadline for filing of applications will be on January 7, 2009. The results of the Pharmacists Licensure Examination 2009 will be posted here as soon as possible.

* * * * * Update * * * * *

The top 10 passers for the Pharmacists Licensure Examination 2009 are the following:

1. Eunice Te Dy Kim Ching, University of the Philippines-Manila – 93.78%
2. Andrew Edward Barcelo Ty, University of the Philippines-Manila – 91.50%
3. Armand James Gallego Gaspar, University of the Philippines-Manila – 91.45%
4. Jesus Dante Ii Coronado Pascual, University of the Philippines-Manila – 91.38%
5. Ariane Anne Santiago Tejada, University of the Philippines-Manila – 91.32%
6. Shirley Erly Valera Tamolang, University of Santo Tomas – 91.27%
7. Madeleine Ascaño Reyes, Mariano Marcos State University-Batac – 91.07%
8. Darlene Anne Sy Go, University of Perpetual Help Rizal-Las Piñas – 91.00%
9. Arjay Edlex Garcia Mendoza, University of the Philippines-Manila – 90.92%
10. Jennen Ang Wong, University of San Carlos – 90.40%

The full list of passers for the Pharmacists Licensure Examination 2009

ABAPO, KENNETH FRAYCO
ABASOLO, JUNAFE DELAPUZ
ABDULLA, NATASHIA HATAIE
ABDULMAJID, ELNIZAL JALA
ABDURAHAN, MEDINA JIRI
ABEYA, ULAPEN LEYAO
ABRICO, VICAR LACDO-O
ABUBAKAR, KUMALAH REYES
ABUBAKAR, RADIYA AJUL
ABUD, SARHATA ASANI
ACADEMIA, CONNIE CORPUZ
ACIO, ELOISA MAE NATIVIDAD
ACOSTA, ROCHELLE RASALAN
ADELANTE, IRVIN CLAUDIO
ADOLFO, KARLA MEI TOLENTINO
AGAG, APRIL MAE PASCUAL
AGOT, HAROLD DE SAGUN
AGRAVIADOR, PRINCESS MAE NASIAD
AGSAULIO, LOURILDE ALEGRE
AGUILAR, MA GIRLIE ONGUDA
AGUSTIN, NORIE CASIAMAN
AGYAO, SEVERINA ABANNAG
AKIBBA, RAIZA TAUNG
ALAMANI, JOHNSON AVILLANOSA
ALAVE, GERLYN MAE CASTRO
ALBANO, JENNY ESCARLAN
ALBANO, MARJORIE PATIAM
ALCANO, JENNY MANGMANG
ALCANTARA, RUTH GALDONEZ
ALEGRE, MARIE CLAIRE SEBASTIAN
ALMAQUER, MICHELLE DELA CRUZ
ALMENDRAS, JOHANNA ANTEGRA
ALO, RHEA LEICA SIMBORIO
AMBOBOT, BAE TAMPER SULTAN
AMPARADO, GILLE ARDEL ANTINO
ANDRES, CARIE LIEZEL ATRIGINIO
ANDRES, MARY KATHLEEN ALISEN
ANG, MARY ANN MANILA
ANGELES, JIJI SAHAGUN
ANGELES, MARI FATIMA REYES
ANICIETE, MARIA MILAGROS PAULINO
ANTIPORDA, CAESAR IAN BALONDO
ANTONIO, JUAN CARLOS REYES
APANAY, FRANCIS PHILIP BUMANLAG
APITA, KESHIA CAPACIO
ARAB, RAHEENA BAKIL
ARATA, NERI-CATHERINE BIALA
ARCE, LIAHONA PANIZARES
ARCEGA, CHARITY ORDOÑEZ
ARELLANO, FE-AILEEN FELICANO
ARENAJO, ALYANNA RODRIGUEZ
ARONG, BEVERLY SAPIO
ARRANCHADO, AIREN ORIESGA
ARTAJOS, KAE CUTARAN
ASJALI, NURRAHIM BARAHAMA
ASLIM, NADZMA KADIL
ASPREC, MARIA FIDELIS ALHAMBRA
ASUNCION, RODEL DOMINGO
ASUNCION, TINA GRETCHEN RUBIS
AVORQUE, NOEL JR QUINTO
BACOLOR, SHANNA LOU VILLALUZ
BAGUE, MARI KRIS URQUICO
BAJAO, GLENDA
BAKING, JOYCE ANN MENDOZA
BALAJADIA, ABIGAEL CABUANG
BALANI, SITTI FHEROZA SALAHUDDIN
BALETE, BEATTE YCIEL JUMAWAN
BALINTEC, JANNETTE MAY ABITONG
BALMACEDA, MICHELLE MARIN
BALOLONG, TITO MANGANAAN
BALTAZAR, MONINA KARLA JIMENA SAN PEDRO
BANTILAN, GLAIZA LIBO-ON
BAQUERFO, SHERYL RIVAS
BARCENAS, JENNIFER
BARTOLOME, FRENIE VANGIELYN ABES
BATIANCILA, MIKE ARON SOLIDOR
BATINO, CLEO PILONG
BAUDDIN, MARILYN ALI
BAULA, FERLIEN MAE GOMINTONG
BAYAUA, BRYAN ANGELO ENRIQUEZ
BAYLE, PRINCESS KRYSTEL BALUBAR
BEDOY, LIBERTY BALAGEO
BEJER, ROBINITA SILANG
BELTRAN, JONA CERENIO
BENIGNO, ISABEL BEATRIZ BERMEJO
BERGUIA, LIRA BRAGANCIA
BILAZON, CHRISTIAN FRANCIS BUL-LALAYAO
BINARAO, CELIAN LILET LLANA
BITOON, RODELYN ALJECERA
BOQUIREN, RAMIL LUMPAY
BORAGAY, DIANNE TRAMBULO
BORJAL, DANIEL BERT OQUINDO
BOSITA, ALAIN KRIZIA MATIAS
BRIONES, ANDREA CLEMENTE
BUENSUCESO, KAREN ABAQUIN
BUGTONG, MANDO VENTURA
BULANGGIT, DEAVYNE GRACE ONDON
BUMANGLAG, KATHRYN PEVIDA
CABANGAL, EDA MARIE WONG
CADAY, JOHN VINCENT VARILLA
CALLADO, GUIA DEL ROSARIO
CALUAG, ALMAR DEL CASTILLO
CALUMPIT, SHERRY JOY ANDRADA
CAMAMA, MUAMINAH OPADA
CAMELON, RHINET JOPILLO
CANOVAS, LORELYN NAVALES
CARAGAN, LYZEL JUNIO
CARANTES, DONNAH LYN BAUTISTA
CARILLO, ANN MARGARET EGASAN
CARLOS, CATHERINE DUNGO
CARMAN, KAREN PEARL ATILANO
CARPIO, EDWARD GLENN TENORIO
CARRILLO, VAN AISHA LEE DIONSON
CARSANO, MA KRISTLE RUIDERA
CARTONEROS, KATHLEAH MAE DIEZ
CASAPAO, CRYSTEL MENDOZA
CASTILLANO, MELISA MANAOIS
CASTRO, MARIA CRISTINA YABIS
CATALAN, ANGELA CRYSTAL CONTRERAS
CATANYAG, ANNE SOPHIA DARIA
CATANYAG, KREGSPEL CATHERINE SUMPAY
CATARROJA, KATRINA VILLAMOR
CATIIS, JENNYREMILYN SANTIAGO
CAUNIN, LAYLANIE MANGUIAT
CAÑADILLA, EVERGRACE RAFAELA
CELESTIAL, RONN RYAN GAPAS
CENTINO, MA VENICE MANUTA
CHAN, CHARITO CLEDERA
CHAN, MONA VERONICA YOUNG
CHANCOCO, CAMILLE BENINSIG
CHIEW, MARIA TERESA SUAYBAGUIO
CHUA, KATHLEEN CO
CHUA, MANILYN SOLIS
CHUA, RISSA ANNE MARIE MALUBAY
CLAVIO, JOAN GRACE SEPTIMO
CLEMEN, JETHRINE GARCIA
CLEMENTE, PAUL FABON
CLERINO, MA MARCY GANGCA
CO, CHRISTOPHER SANGGAYAN
CO, JANICE MERCADO
CO, RIZZA BETH DISCAR
COLLANTES, GEMMABELLE DE GUZMAN
COLOMA, BIBIANA CHRISTIAN MAE BARTOLOME
COLOMA, JOMELYN JOY BALDUGO
COLOMA, MILAFLOR INES ALMACHAR
COLOMA, RACHELLE SAHAGUN
CONCEPCION, DONNA MAE PASCUA
COO, HERLIJK GENOVIA
CORPUZ, MARIA FRANCES BOTON
CORTEZ, ANNALIZA ABALOYAN
CORTEZ, SHERLYN TUNGPALAN
CRISOSTOMO, MARIA TERESA VALIENTE
CRUZ, KRISTINA ELEONOR ARIAP
CUBERO, EDERLIE ARTIAGA
DAAMO, MAY CLAIRE PORTILLO
DABALOS, CLEMENCE EVA ALEGADO
DADOY, JUVELYN TABUAC
DADULA, RUTHILDE SABIJON
DADUYO, LEAH JANE GAJELONIA
DAGULO, MYLA LAOAGAN
DALIGDIG, ROMVON VILLACORTA
DAMMANG, JURMA SALLUH
DANDOY, JESSE JAMES ARMADA
DANGALLO, LORENA ALIDRON
DAPITILLA, RICHEL TABARANZA
DARIA, ABEGAIL TAYZA
DE CASTRO, ANGEL EMIL III CHAVEZ
DE GUZMAN, CATHY SOLANO
DE GUZMAN, MONICA SOLANO
DE GUZMAN, RICHELLE CRUZ
DE GUZMAN, WYNZILLE ANN BALAGOT
DE LA CRUZ, ANGELICA MAY AZCUETA
DE LA ROSA, ARTFIN EBARLE
DE LEON, MARILOU ATIENZA
DE VERA, DON PEPPARD RESNGIT
DEBALUCOS, ROWENA NAVARETE
DECENA, JENNIFER LAGMAN
DEDUMO, RHEA NUÑEZA
DEGOMA, CHRISTINE GRACE CAMACHO
DEJARME, ANGELICA DAWN BLANCO
DEL ROSARIO, THOMAS IRA FERNANDO
DELA CRUZ, CORAZON FERNANDEZ
DELA CRUZ, MARICRIS DE LEON
DELA CRUZ, ODESSA MAE MIRANDA
DELA CRUZ, XENIA TOLENTINO
DELA PEÑA, LIDA DUCAY
DELOS SANTOS, EMMA VILLAMOR
DESIERTO, LIRA GRACE GABISAN
DESTURA, KATHRINA JOANNA LANUEVO
DIANA, MARY JANE SUMBANG
DIAZ, RIZALYN TOLIBAS
DIGO, ARWIN ARAGON
DILINILA, SHARON RAMOS
DIMCO, JOVELYN MAY CABRERA
DIME, RAQUEL BENBAN
DINULOS, DHORINA DE LARA
DIOCALES, MARIA LHONA URQUIOLA
DIWAS, LORRAINE BRIZUELA
DOCTOLERO, EMILY LAO
DOMINGO, KRISTEL JOY REDUJA
DOMINGUIANO, CHERRY DE MONTEVERDE
DUCA, QUEENIE JANE ONG
DURAN, KATRINA GARCIA
DY KIM CHING, EUNICE TE
EALA, SHERYL ESLANA
EBBA, JENNIFER ALMOZA
EDWAS, MARIBEL BONAGAN
EJES, KATRINA ANGELA TORRES
ELEDIA, CHRISTIAN LEA ALAAN
EMBUDO, APRIL ANNE SISMAET
ENRIQUEZ, RAUL PABUSTAN
ESCOBIDO, MEDWIN HERNANDEZ
ESGUERRA, ODESSA GINIA CAMACHO
ESPESO, JOEISHA QUINTOS
ESPINA, AIMEE VIOLA ORSALES
ESTORPE, MARINEL MAYUGA
EUGENIO, LOVELYN YADAO
FAJARDO, FILIPINA JOY BAYANI
FAJARDO, GLADYS BAO
FAJARDO, JANICE JAGOLINO
FEBRER, LEONEDITH MESA
FERRER, BETTY MAGLEO
FILOSOFO, ANTONIETA TANO
FLORES, LANIE BALLEDO
FLORES, MARTY FAMERO
FLORES, NANCY BERNARDO
FLORES, NIÑO MARIE RICHE LEDOMA
FLORES, VIANNELY BERWYN JR DE PALMA
FORMAREJO, RICHEL ALONDE
FOZ, SHERYL LYNN PINTO
FRANCISCO, JOVER DUCADO
GADON, MARIA CONCEPCION GAN
GADUENA, AISSA MARIE GONGONA
GALLARDO, CLARENCE FAGELA
GAMELO, SAHRAA JUNE SAMPANG
GAN, ELAINE MAY TINIO
GARCIA, EVERALD UY
GARIN, RHENDOL DE DIOS
GASPAR, ARMAND JAMES GALLEGO
GATUNGAY, ANNA LORAINE MUYRONG
GEOLLEGUE, ELISA GELLAGARIN
GERALDE, LYNYL ABELLANOSA
GERVACIO, SHIRLEY MASANGCAY
GESMUNDO, IRISH ALIMON
GILO, REMIVES BALBESINO
GIMUTAO, MARY ANNE BARRIENTOS
GO, DARLENE ANNE SY
GO, GENEVIEVE PRECIOUS NG
GO, LORIELYN ESTEBAR
GONZALES, ANABELLE ALMONTE
GONZALES, GIRLIE GARCIA
GONZALES, KAREN ANNE ARCEGA
GOROSPE, JEREMY EJE
GOROSPE, MARY GRACE MALABAD
GUEVARRA, CECILE DIZON
GULAM, NURMELYN AKKOH
GUMTANG, BELINDA ELIZA AGNE
GUTIERREZ, KATRINA MAHANI
GUTIERREZ, MARY ANNE VILLANUEVA
GUZMAN, JOBELLE RAMOS
HABARADAS, ANGELIQUE BAUN
HAMLIN, GRACE RANQUE
HAO, APRILYNE TE
HASSAN, SHERMINA ADJILANI
HERNANDEZ, ROCHELLE MATEO
IBRAHIM, MHARWA CAUTI
IBRAHIM, SALWA SAHDAN
IGNACIO, CAROLYN ANNE GUEVERRA
IGNACIO, CLARISSE DEL ROSARIO
IMAMURA, MASAMI REBUA
INOVEJAS, MARIVIC TUMBAGA
ISMAEL, EILEEN SIRAJI
JABINES, JOAN ARABEJO
JACULBA, EARLY MAY ATOK
JADDIE, AL-AZIZ ABDULMUTALIB
JAINUL, AL-FARZHI AMIN
JAKILAN, NURSHIBA SALAHUDDIN
JALI, FATIMAH JORAIDA ABDUL
JAVAR, MARIA ELISA PEREZ
JAVELLANA, GISELLE REGINA RASCA
JAYME, JONEL ACOSTA
JIMENEZ, KRISTINE NGO
JUAN, MARY GRACE DEL PRADO
JUAN, MARY ROSE OMAN
JULKARNAIN, LYZA NOUR SAUBAN
JUMANTOC, MARY GRACE OGONG
KAMALIN, NADRA INDAMA
KEE, MOHAMMAD SAMSARAJI
KIMSUAN, MERIAM HASAN
KITONGAN, RYDELL MILLES
LACSON, ICY BASCO
LACSON, MARIA ROURA HERRERA
LADAN, MA RUTH CHERRY VIERRAS
LAGABAN, HAZEL TANAWE
LAGARTO, MADHEL TUMBOKON
LAHUL, NUR KHADIZA ASKALANI
LAMOSTE, ANALYN PLAZA
LARGOSA, RHEYO JUAREZ
LATO, SY JENNIFER TANG
LAWAGUEY, CECIL SAPED LIGAT
LEBIG, DIANA BASILIZA LUMIBAO
LEE, CHRISTINE THERESA MONJARDIN
LEGITIMAS, JOSEPHINE LESULA
LEONES, JIZEL MARIE BETONIO
LEPROZO, ASHLEY KATE DE GUZMAN
LEYNES, EFRIEL HAZEL GARCIA
LEYSA, NIDALYN BERNALES
LIAD, MARIETTA MALAQUI
LIM, NILDA FRANCHESCA YENCO
LIM, RONEL ALLAN CUARTERO
LITERAL, RYAN DENNIS QUIBAL
LIWAN, NATALIE FLYNN DAGOL
LIWANAG, HARRIET LANE ESPILOY
LOPASE, STELLA CATUBAG
LOPEZ, RACHEL MAE ZARRAGA
LORENZO, LENNY MAYAO
LORENZO, PAULINE BERNADETTE PANGILINAN
LU, JOHANIE WONG
LUA, JULIE ANN CAROLASAN
LUBAN, RACQUEL ABRETAN
LUCERO, IRISH YAUN
LUSTINA, RICARDO JR UBALDO
MABANAG, LAILA BLANCA MONTAÑO
MABAO, JOYCELYN GALANG
MACALE, CRYSTALYN DYSICO
MACALINAO, SHEILA RENE GALANO
MACUL, MARIA CRISTINA GARCIA
MADLANGSAKAY, EDENSON UY
MADUAY, MELINDA RAMOS
MAGBANUA, NOIME MITCHAO
MAGBANUA, SHERYL ANN TEREM
MAGBOJOS, JOSIE AMANDAC
MAGHARI, MARIAN THERESE NIETES
MAGNAYE, AHLREZ PERMEJO
MAGORA, RIZA MARIANO
MAGPALI, SHALIMAR PRADO
MAGTIBAY, GERALDINE ANTONIO
MALAPIT, MARIA AILEEN DEGOMA
MALLARI, JONA SANTOS
MAMBUAY, SALVIE CORTEZ
MANALANG, MARIA AILEEN MANIO
MANALILI, RENE LOUIS MA DIAZ
MANANGAN, MILDRED SILVESTRE
MANANSALA, RHEY DJ AQUINO
MANCE, VOLTAIRE HICANA
MANDANAS, JEANE MARIE MAGPANTAY
MANDI, JILL TEOGANGCO
MANTONG, LOURNIE RAVELO
MARANES, GINA KELLYN MAKIN
MARAVILLAS, MIRAFLOR UY TICO
MARCASI, MARIA TERESA LOYOSEN
MARCELINO, RUWILLYN CANDELARIO
MARCOS, GLADYS SERRANO
MARCOS, JACQUELINE FERNANDEZ
MARTINEZ, CRISTIAN VILLANUEVA
MASLIAN, ROVALYN TINACBA
MATEO, GILBERT ALLEN DELOS SANTOS
MATOLO, RHOSATINA SULAYMAN
MATUSALEM, MADELYN CASTAÑETO
MAÑALAC, MATT ABESON SY
MEDINACELI, GAY TUMBAGA
MENDOZA, ANGELO SIOSON
MENDOZA, ARJAY EDLEX GARCIA
MENDOZA, CARLA PEREZ
MENDOZA, JADE PASCUA
MENDOZA, RON WESLEY POLICARPIO
MENDOZA, VANESSA MAY SUMILHIG
MENESES, EDEN PRINCESS MERCADO
MENIA, PHILBERT JOHN AGPAOA
MERCADER, RUTHLYN TACLAY
MILLAN, JOHN CARLO EXCONDE
MIRANDA, DEBORAH-LYN MARTINEZ
MIRANDA, KEVIN JOSEPH DAVID
MIRAVELES, NENETH CABILLO
MOHAMMAD, AL-HUSSIN BERNARDO
MOHAMMAD, MERLYN KARANAIN
MOLEJON, JHUNALITO SECUYA
MONDERO, MARIA CRISTINE TATAD
MONTENEGRO, ANNA MARIE CLIMACO
MORES, HERLAINE QUERUBIN
MORON, BEVERLY IVY COVERO
MUNSAYAC, RACHELLE LEE ZAMORA
MUSAHARI, ALNASER ARASAIN
NA-OY, SELWYN GAY GAYAGAY
NAGSUBAN, HYDIA CATOLICO
NAIG, BITUIN ALABADO
NAING, ANIRA MAMANG
NARDO, FEDIS FULONG
NARIO, CRISTINA MARIE MANALILI
NAVARRO, ANDREA JOY NONOG
NAZARENO, MELISSA VASQUEZ
NEMATIAN, SEPIDE ENDAYA
NERI, NOEL JAQUIAS
NIERVO, FRACELLE JOY AMOYAN
NIETES, BENELYN MACANAS
NOROÑA, FE OFELIA VALERA
NUEVO, ALISON JANE BARBANIDA
NURULLA, MOHAMMAD FAIZAL KIMPA
OANDASAN, AMY SUE GABIANA
OCAMPO, AILEENE TABILOG
OLI, RIEL ANTHONY TALA
OLLERO, NOEL MORON
OLVIGA, GLAIZA MAGSINO
OMAR, FAIZA AMAN
OREJOLA, ANNIE MICHELLE VICTORIANO
ORENGO, SHAHANI ROSARIO
ORENSE, REINER CASTILLO
PABALAN, MONICA SISON
PACAMPARRA, SAMUEL EVAN COLONGON
PACHECO, MARIELLE MICAL VILLEGAS
PACLIBAR, JANET GANCIA
PAGALAN, SARAH JANE DELA PEÑA
PALANTIG, NASHIBA GOTE
PALOMO, KARMELA LOPEZ
PAMBID, JENNY ROSE RIGONAN
PANCRUDO, KATRINA ALOMBRO
PANGILINAN, VIRGINIA DAYOAN
PAQUITO, JESENY PALILENG
PARREÑAS, LORIE LAMZON
PASALO, MA THERESA JACINTO
PASCUA, JANE RUSSELLEE MUNSAYAC
PASCUAL, JESUS DANTE II CORONADO
PASCUAL, MARY ANNE QUIANZON
PASTORFIDE, VANESSA FAE MACIADO
PATIÑO, EVANGELINE RAMOS
PAULO, LAILANIE CABUNTALAN
PECENIO, MARIA PRINCESS OGALINA
PEDRAJAS, MARIA JULIEN BUNYI
PELINGON, JANE JAUDINES
PENDON, DANIEL JOSHUA CUIZON
PENOHERMOSO, ANA ELIZA GINGABAN
PEPITO, RENA SERAFIN
PERALTA, SHERYL CANDAWAN
PEREZ, CHRISTINE ROSE PEÑALOZA
PESCADERO, HARRIET ABARIDO
PETALLANA, JAMAILA PEDOTERA
PIADAN, ERIKA LEAH MACUSI
PIEDAD, MOHREN GALABIT
PIELAGO, NOVAH GLORIA RUTOR
PILAC, CATHERINE ROSE DATO
PILLERIN, HERLAINE AURORA MALLORCA
POLIGRATES, JANICE IVY REGAÑON
POLINAR, YORADYLL ROSE GANZON
PULIDO, JARDINE IVAN FERRER
PUSERIO, ALVIN JON AZCARRAGA
QUISTADIO, GLYZA ASESOR
RABADON, LORLIE CALIXTRO
RABANAL, SUZETTE TACLAN
RACHO, RAQUEL DICDICAN
RAMAJO, BEVERLY ALLEN EUSEBIO
RAMOS, AIREENE ROSE CALUAG
RAMOS, ANALYN GUICO
RAMOS, CHERRY BELLE RUIZ
RAMOS, MYREEN KASTRENCE MANGOAGUI
RARANGOL, LAURENCE RASALAN
RARANGOL, NERIZA AGUSTIN
REBULTAN, NICCI MAYORMITA
RECONES, MARY JANE NAPONE
REGUA, MARICAR DE GUZMAN
REJANO, TYRON JOSEPH ROSALES
REMOLLO, MARIA CHRISTINA LINGANAY
RESABAL, GERZEN ARAIZ
REYES, JAYCEL LYNNE CARANDANG
REYES, MADELEINE ASCAÑO
RIDAO, JELLA FORTALIZA
RIGONAN, KATHLEEN JOY COCSON
RODAS, EMILY JOY SAN JOSE
ROJO, GERYLYN MOLAER
ROJO, JENNIFER CAO
ROMBAOA, FELIX IV BARLAN
ROSARIO, ELIZABETH RIVA
ROSARIO, GRETCHEN RAMOS
ROSARIO, JAE LORD ESPIRITU
ROXAS, ALGEAN BONDOC
ROXAS, MICHELLE BON
RUBIO, ARLYN GABRIEL
RUMBAOA, MYLENE ACOSTA
RUZGAL, QUINCE LOURDES CERRUDO
SABADO, SHELLA MARIE PASCUA
SABANDO, LAARNI MAGBANUA
SABATE, RIYAN JAVIER
SADOY, CARLA ZUSETTE DABALOS
SAGUN, LEMUEL CABUG
SAHAGUN, JOCELYN SANCHEZ
SALABI, INDAH DAYAW USMAN
SALAPUDDIN, RABIA AUNAL
SALES, ARNOLD REY UMIPIG
SALIBAY, JEH URQUIA
SALONGA, GIEZELLE BATI
SALVADOR, JASMIN AMPER
SALVIEJO, WILLA ADELFA ABENOJA
SALVINO, DIGNO III PASTOR
SAMARITA, CRISTIAN STAR BUGARIN
SAMONTE, MERY JOYCE MORALES
SANICOLAS, LIEZEL FONTANILLA
SANTELLA, ZEAH MAE LATOJA
SANTOS, MONIKKACHELLE PEREZ
SANTOS, PAUL CHRISTIAN REYES
SARANILLO, MELANIEROSE VIVERO
SARMIENTO, IRVIN JOHN PAJINAG
SEBULLEN, LOUREMAE FRAYCO
SEBULLEN, MARY ANN FRAYCO
SEISA, CATHERINE ABAS
SEMACON, PAUL GARONG
SEMBLANTE, TRINITY DELA VIÑA
SENATIN, KATHLEEN URGEL
SERNA, LOVEL SEGUI
SEÑARES, CHRISTOPHER MEJIA
SILAWAN, RUTH CABILES
SILVERIO, SHELLA BARTOLOME
SISON, MONA RICA ALIMBUBUYOG
SOMERA, FRANCES BEROÑA
SOMINTAC, GLODY NARVARTE
SORIANO, APRIL JOY SORIANO
SORIANO, MA ANGELICA CABALLERO
SUELO, PERLA SAMPIL
SUGUITAN, JENNIFER CALLO
SUMAYLO, APRIL ABANTO
SUMAYO, MARIA SHEREE NETH ABANGAN
SUMIBCAY, MONALEEN TRACY GABUTERO
SUPANGA, NORMA JANE GABINETE
SUSTIVERIO, MARIANE BRUSAS
SUSULAN, WARDA ALBANI
SY, RHEA NERISSA PUA
TABONES, GENALYNE PASCUA
TADUS, AL-RAFFY SINGUA
TAHIL, SHEENA UKAIL
TAJI, NUR-FIRDA PANGAMBAYAN
TALAVERA, SHAR DESCHERYLL ASTUDILLO
TAMAYO, MARJORIE VENTURA
TAMOLANG, SHIRLEY ERLY VALERA
TAN, GENELYN MALIMA
TAN, MAYDA LYNN JAVIER
TANJING, JIHAN MUALAM
TAPEC, JOSEPH MARLOU INOCENCIO
TAPSIRUL, SATINDRA TAYUNG
TASBIRUL, PAIJAM ABONG
TAUG, ALIA PANARABON
TAYDE, VIVIAN TRINIDAD
TEJADA, ARIANE ANNE SANTIAGO
TEVES, MARY ANN ISABEL ANTOQUE
TIDANG, FIANNE MAYE MODI
TIOCO, CHRISTIAN GREGOIRE CAPINIG
TO-ONG, ALJEAN CABALSE
TOLENTINO, ETHEL AGUILAN
TORRES, JAYBEE ANDREW FAJARDO
TORRES, MARK ALVIOR
TRONZON, SHERYL LYN FABRIGAR
TUMPILAN, FAIJA HAMBALI
TUNGOL, EDGAR MACAPAGAL
TUNGUPON, RUHAINA SUHADAH
TUPPIL, IAN ROGELIO DUMLAO
TY, ANDREW EDWARD BARCELO
UY, NADZREMA OMAR
VALDEZ, NILL ANTHONY TULLO
VALENCIA, CAROLINE DIWA
VALENZUELA, CRISTINE BRIÑAS
VALENZUELA, MELBA REGINIO
VARIAS, FERNANDO JR MACAPAGAL
VEJANO, CINDY CARDINOZA
VELASCO, EMMANUEL JR SYJUCO
VELASCO, FRANCIS LOPEZ
VELASQUEZ, MICHELLE CAYABYAB
VENCIO, MINERVA PERALTA
VERSOZA, JENNIFER ANTONIO
VICENTE, CAEZAR LIMUEL ALEJO
VILLA, LAARNI ELIZABETH ENORME
VILLACERAN, JESSA ABELLO
VILLAMOR, VIRGIE APUNDAR
VILLAREAL, DIONAH MACERO
VILLARTA, MARY GRACE LUSTRE
VILLEGAS, MARIE ANN CO
VISITACION, ANGELICA NARTATES
WONG, JENNEN ANG
YAP, TRINETTE CHRISCILLE LUA
YCOT, MADEL INUENTO
YNAWAT, MAEI-LEINNE MAJINDIE
YU, MEGAN AUBREY UY
YU, WINNIE TSE
ZABAT, KATHLYN JOY ALCANTARA
ZAMBALES, MARY GRACE HABLADO
ZAMORA, RENE ANGELO LOZADA
ZARATE, RUBY VANESSA PINEDA
ZUNIEGA, GERALDINE SAVELLA

Congratulations to all the passers!

Tags: Academics, Manila

Schedule of Marine Engineer Officers (Written) Licensure Examinations January 2009 and Results

Flisha — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 13:19:00 +0000

The Marine Engineer Officers (Written) Licensure Examination will be held in Manila on January 24 (Saturday) and January 25 (Sunday). The deadline for filing of applications was last December 26, 2008. The results of the Marine Engineer Officers (Written) Licensure Examination 2009 will be posted here as soon as possible.

*** Update ***

According to the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC), 1,349 out of 2,356 exam takers passed the written phase of the Marine Engineer Officers Licensure Examination. Aside from that 173 examinees passed the Walk-in-Examination System (Theoretical Phase) for the Second Marine Engineers and Officer-In-Charge – E.W. that was held from October 2, 2008 to January 27, 2009.

The exam passers will have their oathtaking ceremony on March 3, 2009 at the Manila Hotel, One Rizal Park, at 1pm.

Without further ado, here are the results of the exam.

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The Top 10 January 2009 Marine Chief Engineers (Written Phase):

1. Joseph Oloan Kaley Jr., Philippine Merchant Marine Academy — 87.75%
1. Francis Miraflor Mendoza, Mariners Polytechnic College Foundation–Rawis, Legazpi City — 87.75%
2. Tony Allan Rocima Visitacion, University of the Visayas-Cebu City — 87.25%
3. Neil Kaindoy Samalca, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy — 86.50%
4. Hermanson Dampilag Saydoquis Jr., Philippine Merchant Marine Academy — 86.25%
5. Jay Juan Marcelino Esguerra, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy — 86.00%
6. Kreskin Garcia Solda, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy — 85.75%
7. Joel Stanley Nillosan Mesa, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy — 85.50%
8. Cesario Echalar Galanote, Namei Polytechnic Institute — 85.00%
9. Rolando Armamento Alejo Jr., Philippine Merchant Marine Academy — 84.75%
9. Federico Suson Dy, University of Cebu — 84.75%
10. Edwin Canto Germanelo, John B. Lacson Colleges Foundation–Iloilo City — 84.00%
10. Lucio Sevilleno, Ribo University of Cebu — 84.00%

The Top 10 January 2009 Marine Second Engineers (Written Phase):

1. Rodel Logronio Borromeo, Mariners Polytechnic College Foundation–Rawis, Legazpi City — 87.50%
2. Phil Openia Suello, University of Cebu — 86.00%
3. Michael Llapitan De Guzman, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy — 85.75%
4. Adan Meraflor Mabale, Palompon Institute of Technology–Palompon, Leyte — 85.50%
5. Ferdinand Melgar Abayon, Philippine Maritime Institute-Quezon City — 85.25%
5. Nestor Dennis Cruzata Babagay, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy — 85.25%
5. Leo Valencia Jumilla Jr., Mindanao State University-Gen. Santos City — 85.25%
5. Melchor Penales, University of Cebu — 85.25%
6. Emmanuel Porras Saculo, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy — 85.00%
7. Eleazer Millendez Somoba, Western Institute of Technology — 84.75%
8. Manuel Cajes Legaspi, Feati University — 84.50%
9. Rey Justin Silva Adonacion, John B. Lacson Colleges Foundation — 84.25%
9. Reymond Muyong Catalan, Southern Iloilo Polytechnic College — 84.25%
9. Christopher Diancin Dumdum, John B. Lacson Colleges Foundation–Iloilo City — 84.25%
9. Rafdel Trambulo Parales, Asian Institute of Maritime Studies — 84.25%
10. Jose Emy Mart Boron Camposagrado, University of Iloilo — 84.00%
10. Michael Jay Estorque Escubro, John B. Lacson Colleges Foundation — 84.00%
10. Ronald Nullaga Mendez, Zamboanga City State Polytechnic College — 84.00%
10. Junar Mantes Nebres, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy — 84.00%

The Top 10 January 2009 MARINE O.I.C. Examinees (Written Phase):

1. Denver Sitsit Grupo, Pimsat Colleges — 89.25%
2. Childrico Alabastro Caingcoy, Negros Oriental State University (CVPC)-Dumaguete — 87.75%
3. Frederick Flores Talain, Lyceum of Batangas — 87.50%
4. Daryll Tonoy Gallaza, Vma Global College (Visayan Maritime Academy) — 87.00%
5. Fiel Puyong Gregorio, Polytechnic State College of Antique — 86.75%
5. Wendell Balajadia San Jose, Technological Institute of the Philippines–Quezon City — 86.75%
6. Ulysis Engao Conde, Eastern Visayas State University (Lit) Tacloban — 86.00%
6. Edilberto Jr Gallego Lataquin, Maritime Academy Of Asia & The Pacific — 86.00%
6. Michael Ganzon Miranda, Technological University of the Philippines-Manila — 86.00%
7. Arwin Gentugao Abo, Technological Institute of the Philippines-Manila — 85.75%
7. Rhene Azores Laguda, Misamis Institute of Technology — 85.75%
7. Christian Ray Romero Apoli, John B. Lacson Colleges Foundation–Iloilo City — 85.75%
7. Robert Patac Tambis, West Bay College — 85.75%
8. Jerome Ebe Belela, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy — 85.50%
8. Danilo Valdellon Enriquez, Philippine Merchant Marine School–Las Piñas — 85.50%
8. John Paul Fresco Fagtanac, John B. Lacson Colleges Foundation–Iloilo City — 85.50%
8. Romel Gillanelay Malfarta, Davao Merchant Marine Academy — 85.50%
8. Eric Cantillo Pongan, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy — 85.50%
8. Joseph Soliva Ungab, Philippine Maritime Institute-Quezon City — 85.50%
9. Aldiver Surigao Mañago, Palompon Institute of Technology–Palompon Leyte — 85.25%
9. Joey Popoy Mondares, University of Cebu — 85.25%
9. Vincent Caballes Villapaz, Zamboanga State College of Marine Sciences & Technology — 85.25%
10. Alquin Tayag Arriola, Zamboanga City State Polytechnic College — 85.00%
10. Ken David Abrea Gadugdug, University of the Visayas-Cebu City — 85.00%
10. Jason Baruc Mansueto, University of Cebu — 85.00%
10. Charlie Colisao Muyot, Philippine Merchant Marine School-Manila — 85.00%

Successful Examinees in the Written Phase of the Chief Marine Engineer Licensure Examination (Written Phase):

1. ALTEA, DANILO ATIENZA
2. BALASAN, GLICERIO SOGANUB
3. CARUNGAY, JOSE ANOLING
4. CAÑADA, EDUARDO ALIPAR
5. CHONG, ROBERTO AUÑGON
6. DUYAG, REYNALDO DUHINA
7. FORTEZA, JOSE FERMOCIL
8. LAMAYO, ZIEGFRED LACSON
9. LOYOLA, ERNESTO MACALINDONG
10. MENDOZA, JOSE ROGELIO ESPORAS
11. PAULINO, ROLLY GALERA
12. VISITACION, TONY ALLAN ROCIMA

The Successful Examinees in the Chief Marine Engineer Licensure Examination (Written Phase) who are exempted from taking Practical Assessment:

1. ABARING, NELSON REMIGIO
2. ABOY, ROLANDO DESALES
3. ACERO, ARGEO MADELO
4. AGUILAR, PETER MENTILLA
5. ALBO, FRANCISCO JR SAYSON
6. ALCACHUPAS, PACIFICO JR ALEGADO
7. ALEJO, ROLANDO JR ARMAMENTO
8. ALELIS, ROGEL TABAR
9. ALISEN, EDUARDO ALBAY
10. ALPUERTO, EDWIN HINOJALES
11. AMOIN, DARYL TUMULAK
12. ANDIANO, EDMUND MAYORMENTE
13. ANGOB, MICHAEL CALAYAG
14. ARENAS, LAMBERTO FAYTAREN
15. ARINASA, BERNARDO ENGLATIERA
16. ARINZOL, ELIAS SALARDA
17. ASPIRAS, EDWARD ABAD
18. BACANI, ARIEL PERNITIS
19. BALINTONA, ANTONIO EDGAR FELIPE
20. BANLUTA, ROLANDO SINOC
21. BARCELONA, REYNALDO TURA
22. BARGOLA, ROMEO PADERES
23. BASA, NORBERTO MANUEL NICOLAS
24. BASAÑES, RENATO PALAD
25. BATAPA, EDWIN SALCINES
26. BAVIERA, JOSE RICHARD MEDIAVILLA
27. BEBOSO, ORLY RODRIGUEZ
28. BEJOSANO, REYNALDO REDIJA
29. BELOSO, EMETERIO MARASIGAN
30. BENTILLO, ANACITO MARQUEZ
31. BOCALAN, LORENZO JR FANGONIL
32. BONGCASAN, WILFREDO QUINIQUITO
33. BOTOR, NORMAN BAYRANTE
34. BRIONES, ARISTOTLE LIBUT
35. BRIONES, MARLON VICTOR MAGDAMIT
36. BUERON, SALVADOR JR MAINAR
37. BUNHAN, ALAN GULA
38. BURIGSAY, CATALINO BANOTAN
39. CABATAN, RENEE GARCIA
40. CABULOY, JEFFREY NOCON
41. CAMACHO, RICKY ORRICA
42. CAMBE, ARNULFO GRANDE
43. CARAO, ESPERIDION HEREDIA
44. CATANEO, JOHN GERSHAM RIVERA
45. CELIS, GENEROSO PARDILLO
46. CELO, RONELO LAZA
47. CLAVILES, EDGARDO VICTORIANO
48. CORTEZ, RUBEN TAPOC
49. CRUZ, ANDREW CONFESOR
50. CRUZ, EFREN SONATO
51. DALISAY, JIMMY CHENG
52. DANO, MARCELO SANSAN
53. DAULONG, JOHN ROY DAYALO
54. DAYANAN, JURAM LOPEZ
55. DE VERA, CONRADO CORDERO
56. DEL ROSARIO, LORENZO PARAGAS
57. DELA CRUZ, JOSE JR VILLAMIN
58. DOMANTAY, VIRGILIO DE LUNA
59. DUMALAGAN, RAZOL QUINIÑEZA
60. DY, FEDERICO SUSON
61. EDAÑO, NOE CAPUNO
62. ESCALONA, BERNARDO JR BARTOLOME
63. ESGUERRA, JAY JUAN MARCELINO
64. ESPINO, OLIVER PABALAN
65. ESTAVILLO, ALEX DOMINGO
66. ETANG, CATALINO ARACAN
67. FELICES, RENIE PURA
68. FELICIANO, REMIGIO JR TUNGCAB
69. FERATERO, MARTIN DELOS SANTOS
70. FERNANDEZ, GILBERT BERNAL
71. FLORENCONDIA, REY MINES
72. FLORES, MANNY CARDINAL
73. FORMENTERA, JOEL INATO
74. FRACE, ROGELIO MABBORANG
75. FUDALAN, DIOSTAR GONZALES
76. GALANOTE, CESARIO ECHALAR
77. GALES, ARNEL DAVID
78. GALVE, CRISOSTOMO GENODIA
79. GARCENILA, JUN GILLESANIA
80. GARCIA, ERICH NICO
81. GARCIA, TEODORO SORONGON
82. GELVOLEO, RICHARD TACLOBOS
83. GEOLLEGUE, REYNALDO DAVID
84. GERMANELO, EDWIN CANTO
85. GONZAGA, JONATHAN MAGLIPON
86. GUARDAPIES, ALIN LAGO
87. GUNDRAN, GERAM GENOVE
88. GUZMAN, JOSE MADISON DABU
89. HEMBRA, GENIE SUACILLO
90. HOSILLOS, RENE BACERA
91. HUERVANA, NOEL FALCO
92. IGNACIO, ARMANDO JR PROVIDO
93. JARENCIO, BENEDICTO SOTIAR
94. JAVELLANA, ALEX ALICAYA
95. JIMENEZ, CZARNIE ARCILLAS
96. JUANOLA, RANDY JOY RODRIGUEZ
97. JUNGOY, EDWIN LADA
98. KALEY, JOSEPH JR OLOAN
99. LABILLES, RANDY QUIAPO
100. LARIEGO, DENNIS ALO
101. LAROCO, BENIGNO CHAN
102. LIMETA, BERNARD RUFO
103. MALABIGA, JOSEPH ANA
104. MALOTO, ROMEO TAN
105. MANLABE, ANDY MERCURIO
106. MARQUEZ, RAMON CINEZA
107. MARTINEZ, CARMENCITO JR BASA
108. MASANGKAY, ERIC MAGPANTAY
109. MAÑACAP, JEVIER ADLAWAN
110. MEJICA, MARIANO JR NUÑEZ
111. MENDOZA, FRANCIS MIRAFLOR
112. MESA, JOEL STANLEY NILLOSAN
113. MONJE, JOEL SALUDARES
114. MORALES, EDISON ABAYON
115. NAMOC, JONATHAN MATILLANO
116. NAVARRO, MARCIAL BURGOS
117. NILLASCA, RONALD MALACAD
118. NUÑEZ, RAMIL LABRADO
119. OLEGON, ARTHUR GEMILLAN
120. OLIVERIO, JOEMAR MORALES
121. ORBINO, BENYMAR SABRINE
122. ORTEGA, JOSEPH GUZMAN
123. OTAMIAS, JESUS IBANA
124. PADILLA, NHINO ARRIESGADO
125. PAGADUAN, NOEL VIADO
126. PAGTAKHAN, ALVIN RAMIREZ
127. PAGUYO, CLARENCE MANANGO
128. PASCUAL, HONESTO SAMPAYAN
129. PASTOR, DANILO SEVILLA
130. PATOC, DOMINADOR ALIPIO
131. PAYONGAYONG, MANUEL AGULTO
132. PEDROSO, ALBERTO PARREÑAS
133. PEÑAFIEL, ALLYN DE LA CRUZ
134. PEÑAROYA, TIMOTEO ALO
135. PIMENTEL, BENNY GANIGAN
136. PLANCO, REYMON ABIBIASON
137. POTATO, WARNEL GOMUGDA
138. PRACULLOS, MALAQUIAS LAMPIOS
139. PROVIDO, RODOLFO SOLANO
140. PUERTO, VICENTE BACHILLER
141. QUIMQUE, ROWEL MONARES
142. RAGSAC, JOHNNY TOMAS
143. RECOLIZADO, ARTHUR JR SAPLA
144. REDOBLE, AMADOR LAURONILLA
145. REMITAR, CEFERINO REYES
146. REY, SALAZAR PROFUGO
147. RIBO, LUCIO SEVILLENO
148. RILLERA, EFREN BALADAD
149. ROLLON, SOFRONIO JR CAMAY
150. RUIZ, ANTONIO ROLAND CAÑETE
151. SAMALCA, NEIL KAINDOY
152. SAMBUA, ALEXANDER HERMOSURA
153. SAYDOQUIS, HERMANSON JR DAMPILAG
154. SETIAR, ANTIOCO JR BENAIRES
155. SIAROT, WILFREDO ALFECHE
156. SITAL, ERICO PADIGOS
157. SOLDA, KRESKIN GARCIA
158. SONGALING, CARLOS DELESTE
159. SORIANO, LEO CAASI
160. SORIANO, SHERMANN CORNELIO
161. SURMION, ARTURO CIGAR
162. TABIOS, REYNALDO ALING
163. TAMAYO, RONNIE BANGONON
164. TAMPUS, EMERITO LUCERNAS
165. TAWI, ROGELIO JR PAGALAN
166. TOLENTINO, REYNALDO SORIANO
167. TORING, JORGIE ABAO
168. TORRERES, DENNIS VILLANSANA
169. TRUNIO, JULIO JR VERA CRUZ
170. TUMAMBO, RUSTICO COMISION
171. TUMULAK, FELIX JR BERDON
172. UBOD, GERILO DOMA
173. VIDAD, ALEJANDRO AGTANG
174. VILARAY, FERDINAND SALOMON
175. VILLALOBOS, RAFAEL BUERANO
176. VIÑALON, RUEL MOREÑO
177. WAGAS, LEO DELGADO

The Successful Examinees in the Second Marine Engineer Licensure Examination (Written Phase):

1. ABAYON, FERDINAND MELGAR
2. ABEJAR, ANWAR GRANADOS
3. ABELLANA, CONSTANCIO ROSANI
4. ABESAMIS, RODOLFO AGUILAR
5. ABONG, JORENCE CAÑETE
6. ACHAS, RUFINO ALVARADO
7. ACOSTA, WENCESLAO COSTALES
8. ADONACION, REY JUSTIN SILVA
9. ADORACION, SIGFREDO SOTERO
10. AGBON, RONALDO LOTOC
11. AGRAMON, JESSIE NABARTAY
12. ALAMBRA, JOSEPH ALAMBRA
13. ALBESA, JORGE HERNANDEZ
14. ALBILAR, DIO-AN EVANGELISTA
15. ALFONGA, LESTER GARCENILA
16. ALIAGA, SANDY ALCANTARA
17. ALISAJE, ELMER TARIO
18. ALLESA, REMEGIO ALFECHE
19. ALMARAS, RAFAEL VILLACARLOS
20. ALMINE, RICKY TOMOL
21. ALOTAYA, JOCEL ENDENCIO
22. ALVOR, GODOFREDO VIRGELIO SUMBILLA
23. AMAHAN, HONORATO INDIG
24. AMODIA, DENNIS IGOT
25. AMPELOQUIO, DOMINGO PATITICO
26. ANDRADE, ARGIE YAP
27. ANDRES, NOEL PASCUAL
28. ANDRES, ROSELLER GERVACIO
29. ANGELES, ROGELIO JR GAGUI
30. ANILA, JOEVEN MARTINEZ
31. ANTILLON, BONIFACIO REDONDA
32. APANTE, RUDY ARROYO
33. ARCENAL, RUSTIE RIVAS
34. ARDONIO, JAGIB CALUBIA
35. ARNEJO, RENE BOY MECAYDOR
36. AÑONUEVO, CHRISTOPHER ALMAREZ
37. BABAGAY, NESTOR DENNIS CRUZATA
38. BACAY, ALBERT CAYTILES
39. BAGUIO, FREDERICK OGARO
40. BALAZON, WILLIAM RIVERA
41. BALDOZ, MANOLITO ILUSTRE
42. BALICAS, VIVENCIO JR INFANTE
43. BALMES, ANSELMO MANALO
44. BALONGO, FREDERIC ESPAÑOLA
45. BALTAZAR, TZARLIE VENCER
46. BANDALA, LORENZO GAAL
47. BARNISO, ALBERTO JR FLOTILDES
48. BATINDAAN, CONRADO LELIS
49. BATULA, DANILO DALINA
50. BELOSO, SIMEON MARASIGAN
51. BELZA, RICHARD MESTIOLA
52. BENGUAN, JOSE ALEX PASTOLERO
53. BENTULAN, STEPHEN BENDIJO
54. BERINA, ERIC RAMIREZ
55. BERING, MARLON LOPEZ
56. BERMUDEZ, JEFFREY ARELLANO
57. BERMUDEZ, SIMEON JR SALEM
58. BERMUDO, HECTOR MESITAS
59. BERNABE, JOSE RENE BERDIGUEL
60. BERTULFO, NEIL AGUILAR
61. BESA, DEOFRY REBUCAN
62. BESO, GLENN REPATACODO
63. BIDAURE, RAUL LEYSA
64. BINUEZA, ULYMEL HOCON
65. BIRONDO, RAMIEL MAMAC
66. BOCOBO, JOSE KUENZLE RAYMUNDO
67. BOLIVAR, JAIME III SERGIO
68. BORROMEO, JOEL NUÑEZ
69. BRAGAIS, FRANK LOBRINO
70. BUO, MANUELITO VARGAS
71. BURGA, ALLAN JASON DE LEON
72. BURTANOG, VICENTE JR YUCOR
73. CABONCE, PAULO CAMOC
74. CABUNDOCAN, ASHER LUNA
75. CADAYONA, RENE FABROS
76. CADURNIGARA, NELSON JR BLAYA
77. CAMPOSAGRADO, JOSE EMY MART BORON
78. CANLAS, ROY BASILIO
79. CANTA, MARCELINO CAMPILAN
80. CAPUYAN, RENATO LIBRON
81. CARREON, VICENTE JR TICAO
82. CARRIEDO, RAMMEL MIQUIABAS
83. CASALMER, HENRY ESTOQUE
84. CASIPLE, ELMER ARILLO
85. CASIPLE, JENNIFER CASTRO
86. CASIPLE, RENE CASTRO
87. CASONO, MARINO CERBOLLES
88. CASTILLO, QUINTIN JR OCSON
89. CASTRO, ALBERT GUINITA
90. CASTRO, ESTEBAN AMOR PASCUAL
91. CATALAN, REYMOND MUYONG
92. CATRIZ, ANTONIO ALCAIDE
93. CAÑETE, FRANCISCO ALCOVEREZ
94. CEJAS, ADRIANO JR JUBELA
95. CEJAS, WILFRED MAYOL
96. CERDAN, PEDRO JR ANDALES
97. CLARIDAD, ALEXANDER DEL ROSARIO
98. CLAVERIA, BRIAN SISON
99. COLADA, JAY ROBERT TAN
100. COSINO, APOLLO HERMAÑEZ
101. CRISOSTOMO, HILBERT TAN
102. CRISTOBAL, LERIO JR FERRER
103. CRUZ, DANILO CRUZ
104. CRUZ, MANUEL GARCIA
105. CURAMING, REYNALDO LIPIT
106. DALISAY, FELIX MANLIGUES
107. DANOY, ERNESTO JR SALMORIN
108. DAPI-I, SONNY MAGHANOY
109. DATANGEL, RODOLFO CABALLERO
110. DAUBA, RICKY TAGALOG
111. DAVID, ALEX JR OLPOS
112. DE GUZMAN, MICHAEL LLAPITAN
113. DE LA PUERTA, LEO JAPITANA
114. DE LOS REYES, GENEROSO JR CUARTE
115. DE LUNA, VICENTE AGUILAR
116. DELA CRUZ, ARNEL VIÑAS
117. DELA CRUZ, BYRON JOSEPH TABAGO
118. DELA CRUZ, LEONARDO BARTOLOME
119. DELOS SANTOS, DARLO PEREZ
120. DEMATOQUE, ISAGANI ORIAS
121. DEOCAMPO, GARRY BONIFACIO
122. DEPOSITARIO, NAIDER TREYES
123. DESAMPARADO, RENATO PARLOCHA
124. DICE, NUELITO DAÑOS
125. DIEZ, PORFERIO CORTES
126. DIGMAN, MARCIAL SUBAAN
127. DIGNADICE, REY FIGUEROA
128. DINOY, JULITO ALIMAN
129. DIONIDO, JONATHAN MANALO
130. DONESA, ARNEL JUNGCO
131. DONIO, NAPOLEON ALFAFARA
132. DULAY, CHITO GAROFIL
133. DUMDUM, CHRISTOPHER DIANCIN
134. DUMINDIN, ROJEN FESTEJO
135. DURAN, EDGAR VILLAMIN
136. EJERCITO, EROL SEGISMAR
137. ELECHICON, JEM PADILLA
138. ESCUBRO, MICHAEL JAY ESTORQUE
139. ESPARTERO, RICKY FRANCISCO
140. ESQUIVEL, RODERIX BRIONES
141. ESTAPIA, PRIMO GOLOSINDA
142. EWICAN, EDUARDO AVANCEÑA
143. FABIAN, ALEX DIZON
144. FABILA, HARRY TRIVILEGIO
145. FAJARDO, GARRY JAVIER
146. FERNANDEZ, MODESTO AMBROSIO
147. FISGA, ARIEL SASABO
148. FORIO, EDIZON MORTEL
149. FRANCISCO, REX VILLANUEVA
150. FUENTESPINA, ROGELIO JR MINERVA
151. GABATO, RAMEL VILLACURA
152. GALLA, BERNARDO COCENEY
153. GALOZO, MICHAEL JR TORCINO
154. GARCIA, SAMUEL TORRES
155. GARCIA, SOLIDOL CORDOVA
156. GARDOCE, REY BUSCADO
157. GARPIDA, CIPRIANO NOVEDA
158. GAVAS, EUTIQUIO CABIGAS
159. GELLA, ANDRESITO GESULGON
160. GENODIA, CHARLIE FLAGNE
161. GEPALA, SOFRONIO GICANA
162. GEROCA, JUNMER AGUSTIN
163. GOMEZ, MARIO BARANGAS
164. GRABATO, WINDY MACUTO
165. GULMATICO, MARK GIL CASCO
166. HAYAG, PEDRITO CADUNGOG
167. HERAY, LEOCAR CORTES
168. HERNANDEZ, ANTONIO MARTE BADILLA
169. HIPHIP, NEIL CABAÑOG
170. IBAÑEZ, TOMAS ESTIMOS
171. IDAO, SANNY DE LEON
172. INOSANTO, ARWIN ZABALA
173. INSO, ELMER ONTONG
174. JAMOTUYA, HENRY CATUSAN
175. JARDELEZA, MARIO JALANDO-ON
176. JONGCO, NATHANIEL TAGADIAD
177. JUBAN, CELITO BAYLON
178. JUBAY, NIXON MANTUHAC
179. JUMILLA, LEO JR VALENCIA
180. KAHARIAN, LEOPOLDO GALLEGO
181. LABASAN, VICTOR RETUYA
182. LABINGHISA, ALAN DAMASO
183. LABORDO, WARLITO ALVAREZ
184. LAGAHIT, VICTOR EMIT
185. LAPORNO, LORENZO BALABAGNO
186. LARONG, NOEL CANDA
187. LATOJA, SALVADOR UY
188. LAVADO, BAYANI MAGPARANGALAN
189. LEGASPI, MANUEL CAJES
190. LEMANA, DEXTER SILVEO
191. LEQUIN, RAFAEL EDISAN
192. LIM, WILLIAM ARPIA
193. LIVARA, RONALD CARASI
194. LLABRES, RONALDO RAÑOLA
195. LLOBRERA, ROMEO TAVARES
196. LOR, LUIS RAMOS
197. LUMAPAG, WILMOR RELLES
198. LUTERO, EDGAR TRINIDAD
199. MAAGMA, ROLIE NINGALA
200. MABALE, ADAN MERAFLOR
201. MACAZAR, ALVIN DE LA CRUZ
202. MACHICA, WILMER FABILLAR
203. MAGBANUA, JUAN SANTERO
204. MAGDAEL, ALLAN JOSE REYES
205. MAJESTERIO, IGNACIO SEREVO
206. MALABUYOC, CHRISTOPHER ACEBO
207. MALAGA, ROGER VELASCO
208. MALOLOYON, RENANTE DE ASIS
209. MALTO, ANDREW NATO
210. MAMALIAS, RAMIER BACUS
211. MANIMTIM, ROMEL LORENZANA
212. MANOS, ANDY ANOOS
213. MARAMBA, CELSO CABILING
214. MARAMOT, REXON HERNANDEZ
215. MARASIGAN, TEOFILO DALISAY
216. MARFITO, JAY SIPACIO
217. MARIANO, EDWIN RUEDA
218. MATUCAD, FELICIANO JR BALABAT
219. MAÑACAP, LEONARDO FEGUIS
220. MECUANDO, DAVE MAX VILLANUEVA
221. MEDIODIA, DELFIN MAYORDOMO
222. MELENDREZ, ROQUE JR REANZARES
223. MELITANTE, JOSEPH GALONA
224. MENDEZ, RONALD NULLAGA
225. MIRAFLOR, DELIO FULACHE
226. MIRASOL, EDGAR GERMANILO
227. MOISES, RAY GELLADUGA
228. MOLEÑO, JONATHAN NUFABLE
229. MOLEÑO, ROBERTO FAELMIGA
230. MONDEJAR, MIGUELITO DELFIN
231. MONSALES, ROSALITO DEMATE
232. MONTEMAYOR, JAYSON MANALANSAN
233. MONTENID, ARNOLD TAMON
234. MORALDE, RALINITO ARREGLADO
235. MORALDE, RUEL ARREGLADO
236. MORANCIL, AGUSTO IGMASIN
237. MORENO, ALLAN ACBAR MILANTE
238. MORGA, MAR PABILONIA
239. MUZONES, NIÑO ASIS
240. NACION, WENELITO ORTIZ
241. NARAGA, ALEJANDRO CAPUTAN
242. NATIVIDAD, ROMAR JANSON
243. NAVARRO, AL CANDIA
244. NEAR, EMMANUEL GALINO
245. NEBRES, JUNAR MANTES
246. NEFULDA, EDWARD TAGUD
247. NOBLEZA, CHARLIE ARMADA
248. NOMBREDA, RICHY JAY FERRER
249. OBAS, NOEL LLANOS
250. OCOL, CHARLITO MANILHIG
251. ODANGO, VICENTE RICO
252. OLAGUER, GREGORIO JANDAYAN
253. OLIVO, EDWIN ARADOR
254. OMANDAC, LARRY JR DEOCAMPO
255. ORAÑOLA, ROEL FERNANDEZ
256. ORBECIDO, RAFAEL BONIFACIO
257. ORQUE, ROSAURO ROSAL
258. PALOMO, RICHIE FUNTILAR
259. PAMINTUAN, MICHAEL REMEGIO
260. PAMITTAN, NOEL MANZANO
261. PANGANIBAN, RONAN DE TORRES
262. PANGILINAN, LORETO NAVARRETE
263. PARAS, RHEE DAYON
264. PARREÑAS, PAULITO PATRIARCA
265. PASIA, VICTOR HIWATIG
266. PATRIVO, RANDY CASTAÑEDA
267. PAUYA, JOHN SOBREDILLA
268. PAÑARES, ADELO GURREA
269. PE BENITO, GILBERT MALAGA
270. PEDROSA, EUGENIO JR LIONGSON
271. PEDROSO, TEODORO ROSENDO RIVAS
272. PEPITO, ALLAN PAHANG
273. PERANDO, RICHARD MANILA
274. PEREZ, REYNALDO MARIÑAS
275. PERLAS, JOSE RICKIE PAMILLARAN
276. PEROLINA, JOEL BLASCO
277. PESTAÑO, JOSE ELMER REBACA
278. PILLA, ROGER PERANIA
279. PINO, CARE ROY MERTO
280. POLONAN, BELZAR OCTAVIANO
281. PONTANAL, JAIME JR EUGENIO
282. PUERTO, WILLIAM MUNAR
283. PULAN, JESSIE EMPEÑO
284. PURAY, JONATHAN AREVALO
285. QUIAMBAO, HOMER SIGUA
286. QUIÑONES, DARWIN SORIANO
287. RABANAL, JEREMY CORDERO
288. RAMORAN, ZERNAN BALINAS
289. RAMOS, AGUSTIN HORACE JR ALVARADO
290. RAMOS, ARNULFO ABONADOR
291. RAMOS, VOUGHN JAVELLANA
292. RARUGAL, CHRIS BARCELONA
293. REBUCAS, RAYMUNDO MONTEROSO
294. RECTO, COLLIN CAÑA
295. REGATALIO, CATALINO YASUL
296. RELAYO, WINSTON OLOGAR
297. RENION, BERNARD PABLO
298. REROMA, REYNALDO REDILA
299. RESOSO, JOEY INACAY
300. RESPECIA, PANFILO BERINGUEL
301. REYES, CESAR COSME
302. REYES, LORENZO VILLARUZ
303. RIVERA, VICTORIO RAMOS
304. ROBLE, DEOLITO ALMENDRAS
305. RODRIGUEZ, CHARLIE TESORIO
306. RONZALES, FELIX III ARABIA
307. RUIZ, EDWARD PACQUING
308. SABAL, JOSIM MAGDALUNES
309. SABAN, NERIO CARREON
310. SACULO, EMMANUEL PORRAS
311. SAGOSO, JOEL DIONIO
312. SAJONIA, HELMAR ANAYA
313. SALOMEO, ELMER GONZALES
314. SAMONTE, JOSE LACADEN
315. SANCEJA, RAYMUND PALMARES
316. SANCHEZ, ALFREDO ABLANG
317. SANCHEZ, REY PEPITO
318. SANDOVAL, GIHLAN AMAZONA
319. SANTILLAN, RAQUEL INION
320. SARAZA, JOEFREY MISSION
321. SARINAS, ALLAN CAMUNGOL
322. SARMIENTO, DENNIS GELLEGANI
323. SEQUITO, JONATHAN JARDEL
324. SERVANDE, JOHNAR FRANCISCO
325. SETUBAL, MELCHOR ALEJANDRO
326. SOMES, EMMANUEL JEBUCION
327. SOMES, ERROL JEBUCION
328. SOMOBA, ELEAZER MILLENDEZ
329. SOMOSA, ROBERT SOBORNIZO
330. SONGALIA, JASON BOLASCO
331. SOROÑO, RICHARD TAMPUS
332. SUBALDO, RENE ARTIEDA
333. SUELLO, PHIL OPENIA
334. SUELLO, REYNALDO JR LOSBAÑES
335. SUICO, ALLAN FLORES
336. SUJIDE, MOREL CARANG
337. SULATRA, CRISANTO ORBE
338. SUMAÑGA, JOJO TIONGZON
339. SURIAGA, OLEVER POLIDO
340. SUSMEÑA, ALVIN AURELIO
341. TAGALOG, GLENN EMPIG
342. TAJONERA, RODERICK ANCLA
343. TAN, VIOFEL ALDAS
344. TAVARRO, ALBERTO CASTOR
345. TAÑA, FRANCISCO ESGUERRA
346. TAÑO, JOSE ARTHUR ESPINO
347. TEJADA, ROMEO EBORA
348. TEOFILO, ANECITO WAMILDA
349. TOMAS, ARSENIO SELOSA
350. TOTOY, WILBERT BORGONIA
351. TRAVIÑA, GLENN TAMAYO
352. TRAZONA, FERDINAND ESTRADA
353. TRIBIANO, JENNY TRIVELES
354. TRIVILEGIO, ALQUIN TUVILLA
355. TUBLE, ENRICO BANTOTO
356. TUCAY, MARCELO CALDITO
357. UGSANG, MELVIN DESPI
358. UMBAL, LORDINO JR BACCAY
359. UNGAB, ANTONIO GUMAPAC
360. URETA, JESUS JR CARAG
361. VALONDO, REYNALDO BALTAZAR
362. VELASCO, AL DELA CRUZ
363. VELITARIO, ISAGANI BENICO
364. VIDUYA, REX RIVERA
365. VILLADELGADO, JOSE MARIE GONZALEZ
366. VILLAGRACIA, IGMEDIO ALEMIOS
367. VILLARTE, HAROLD ROSE SARINAS
368. VIVA, RICHARD MANINGO
369. VOLUNTAD, JOHAN ALBERT III GATCHALIAN
370. WONG, JUBEMER PULANGAS
371. ZATE, MELVEN YAÑEZ
372. ZULUAGA, RYAN MEJOS

The Successful Examinees in the Second Marine Engineer Licensure Examination (Written Phase) who are exempted from taking the Practical Assessment:

1. AGUSTIN, ALBERT RAFAEL
2. ALAYON, ARIEL DISUCATAN
3. ALCAYDE, VINCENT BAUTISTA
4. ALVARAN, JEFFREY DOMINGO
5. AMPARO, RICO LOZANO
6. APINARDO, JOEL BESOYO
7. APINES, ARTURO JR ELIVER
8. APULI, ELVIN LIM
9. AQUINO, JULIUS MEDICO
10. ASUNZA, ROMEO LUBONG
11. BALCE, GILBERT RAÑA
12. BALMARTINO, ROLLY TOLENTINO
13. BARGO, EM EDMON REVALO
14. BATOBALUNOS, FILMORE GRAY
15. BERNARDO, WILFREDO ESTRELLA
16. BORROMEO, RODEL LOGRONIO
17. BRILLANTES, PETER FLINT MAZA
18. BUAYA, ARIEL SUMUGAT
19. BUNAG, MARCELINO DE JESUS
20. BUTAS, ALEX GONZALES
21. CABALHIN, DEMETRIO JR SOLEMNE
22. CALARO, EDWIN RUMBAOA
23. CALISURA, TOMAS JR DE GUZMAN
24. CAPADOZA, JESUS SAPUGAY
25. CARIDO, FELIZARDO AMISTOSO
26. CAROLINO, ELMER CAACBAY
27. CASORLA, LOWELL AMOTO
28. CASTOR, MACARIO JR BARROT
29. CATANGUI, DAVID JR DE LA CRUZ
30. CORBITA, MARCELITO AGANG
31. CORTEL, HENRY TANJOCO
32. CRESENCIO, JULIUS CHRISTOPHER ADAMS
33. CRUELDAD, WILLIAM LAMPON
34. DATUL, DIOSDADO CASTAÑEDA
35. DIONISIO, RAMON BARTOLO
36. DIZON, JOEL BAJACAN
37. DOLLOSO, MARLON MACADANGDANG
38. ESGUERRA, GARY MARCELINO
39. ESGUERRA, RENATO STA ANA
40. ESPINOSA, WILFREDO DEMIAR
41. EVANGELISTA, LYNETTE VILLATUYA
42. FELIPE, ANTHONY ESPIRITU
43. FRANCISCO, JOSEPH MENDOZA
44. GABON, MARIO OBOS
45. GARCIA, DONCRISTIAN MARQUEZ
46. GERARCAS, JOHNNY OTEDA
47. GOTERA, FREDERICK ANDRADE
48. IBAÑEZ, GILBERT TUAZON
49. JAVIER, JASON TRIJO
50. LAGANSE, ARTHUR HERMANO
51. LALATA, NIXON DELA CRUZ
52. LARANJO, LESTER CAMANGEG
53. LAZO, FERDINAND BAYANGOS
54. LOZADA, JOEL NICDAO
55. MACUJA, BYRON PAMERO
56. MAGTOTO, FERDINAND BAGAGUNIO
57. MANANAP, LUBERT CADANO
58. MASCARA, AGAKHAN REMO
59. MAUR, MARCK FREDERICK CUSI
60. MENDOZA, FLORANTE DE CASTRO
61. MENDOZA, JUN BUENAFLOR
62. MICLAT, RODGER TIBAY
63. MIRAVALLES, PETRONILO LUZURIAGA
64. NAVARRA, MANERHEM MACAS
65. NGOHO, JOVITO ROSQUITES
66. NORELLA, MARVIN GUTIERREZ
67. NOVENO, JIMMY SEDUCON
68. NUÑEZ, MARVIN TAPUZ
69. OCAMPO, FELINO JR MENDOZA
70. OCTAVO, JASON MANANGO
71. ODQUIN, ENRIQUE ABRENICA
72. OLITA, WILSON RESUS
73. OLIVAR, ROY DELIZO
74. ORGIL, FERDINAND MIJARES
75. PACUMA, ZACARIAS JR OBENIETA
76. PARALES, RAFDEL TRAMBULO
77. PAULMA, RONALD TABAOSARES
78. PENALES, MELCHOR
79. PEPITO, ALBERT PILAPIL
80. PESIGAN, MONCHITO PORTO
81. PIDLAOAN, ALBERTO REYES
82. PILLER, HUGO VEGA
83. PLEÑOS, ENGELBERT CUÑADO
84. RAÑESES, RODOLFO BEATO
85. SAN JOSE, FERNANDO BALTAZAR
86. SAQUING, FRANCISCO JR BALACANAO
87. SORIANO, ANGELITO SUPIÑA
88. SORIANO, NESTOR RIVERA
89. SORIANO, REYNALDO JR AQUINO
90. SULIT, ELISEO CASTILLO
91. SULTAN, DAVID SOLO JR PULVINAR
92. TAGONG, EDUARDO TAHUM
93. TAN, EDUARDO VALENCIA
94. TIU, JASON AVILA
95. TONOGBANUA, ROBERTO NOEL ALVIOR
96. TUYADO, ANTONIO YU
97. VEGA, JOEWELL MACADANGDANG
98. VILLARIN, DEXTER GUMAGAY
99. VIZCONDE, ALEXANDER STA INES
100. ZAMORA, CORSINO NAGAL

The Successful Examinees in the Operational Level Watchkeeping Engineer Licensure Examination (Written Phase):

1. ABADIES, VICENTE JR OLITA
2. ABARENTO, ARCELO CUELLO
3. ABIAN, FREDERICK BAWIIN
4. ABO, ARWIN GENTUGAO
5. ABO-OL, SANDY BILLONES
6. ACIDERA, RICHARD LORENZO
7. ACOSTA, JOEMARIE TANDOG
8. AFAGA, BENSTIN LAPUT
9. AGUILAR, AARON CEAZAR TAROJA
10. AGUSTIN, ARTHUR BALAJADIA
11. ALCAIN, JONET ORTEGA
12. ALICO, ORVEN BATUIGAS
13. ALLANIC, JOEMAR ALCALDE
14. AMADOR, MONTE CARLO FELECIA
15. AMARO, JUNREL ALCALDE
16. AMBITO, RODERICK PANAGA
17. ANDALES, GIOVANNI NUÑEZ
18. ANIB, RIO LABATA
19. ANTOLIN, JESUS BERNIE VELASCO
20. ANTONILLA, ELVIS DOREN
21. APOLI, CHRISTIAN RAY ROMERO
22. AQUINO, MICHAEL ESGUERRA
23. ARABELO, MERVEI JOHN LILA
24. ARANI, EYADZER MOHAMMAD
25. ARANJUEZ, LEONARD BULADACO
26. ARCENAS, KIM BATARILAN
27. ARIETA, JAMES GRANADA
28. ARIS, CIRILO LIARES
29. ARIZ, IRWIN LABISTE
30. ARIZALA, EDWIN BARRIOS
31. ARNADO, GALILEO JR JAYAG
32. ARNAIZ, ARMANDO FERNANDEZ
33. ARRIOLA, ALQUIN TAYAG
34. ARSOLON, ANTONIO DALUMPINES
35. ASUMBRADO, ARMANDO AGUILAR
36. AVENTURADO, FRANC ANDRIE SALCEDO
37. AYAN, CLARENCE KENEPT
38. AYRE, JOSEPH JUNTADO
39. AYUSTE, AL VINCENT NOBLE
40. AÑAGO, SHERWIN CERVANTES
41. BACUEL, BERNARD CAPARANGA
42. BACULPO, ROBERTO SURIGAO
43. BADUA, RONALD CARGO
44. BAGUION, REYMOND ROQUE
45. BAGUIOSO, ANTHONY OLIS
46. BAJA, ANTOLIN BITAD
47. BALADING, ANJO CALUMPIANO
48. BALAJADIA, LINDON TAMAYO
49. BALANSIN, RIODEL MITRA
50. BALBERDE, ELIGIO BUCO
51. BALDEMOR, RAMY BAGORIO
52. BALILLA, DOMINGO JR CABRERA
53. BALISTA, JY ANTONANO
54. BALLERDA, EDWARD EMPLEO
55. BANEA, NELJOHN BERTE
56. BARCENAS, PEDRO JR VILLAROJO
57. BARDA, VIRGILIO JR RETIZA
58. BARON, ALADIN MOYET
59. BARROZO, MICHAEL DANCEL
60. BARTOLOME, EDWIN SARMIENTO
61. BARTOLOME, ROEL SANTOS
62. BASUBAS, GARRY PELEN
63. BATAS, GLECERIO JR COROLLO
64. BATAUSA, BERNIE SALDE
65. BATOBALONOS, JAPHET BATIANCILA
66. BATUCAN, ALEJANDRO MONTE
67. BAUI, JAKE PADIANGAN
68. BAUTISTA, JOHN PAUL EBONA
69. BAYOD, LORDAN CASIL
70. BELELA, JEROME EBE
71. BENSURTO, ELMER SALAVIA
72. BERMEJO, BRYAN SUA
73. BERNARDO, JOHN LOBATON
74. BESONAYA, ARLEY GOMEZ
75. BITAS, RODELIO TOLEDO
76. BOLONIA, EDMAR VILLAREN
77. BONGGO, KEVIN BRUCE POBLADOR
78. BONIFACIO, EDMUND CINCO
79. BORBANO, FAUSTINO JR GALVAN
80. BORJA, FRANKLIN ACILO
81. BORRES, LUZVISMIN BALAGOT
82. BROCOY, DANIEL IAN VILLARDO
83. BUCAG, PABLITO MACA-AMBAC
84. BUSILIG, DEO DEXTER ESGUERRA
85. BUÑAO, ROLAND BERDON
86. CABAL, DENNIS ALVIAR
87. CABANIG, ROGER CABACANG
88. CABANSAG, EUGENE CAMANO
89. CABASAG, ELBERTO JR SARMIENTO
90. CABASE, JOSELITO CAVAN
91. CABAY, GLENN BARUT
92. CABAÑOG, VINCENT BELTRAN
93. CABEZUDO, JOEL ODI
94. CABUCOS, DENNIS GRANA
95. CADUHADA, ASEL LAMBO
96. CAGABHION, JOHN RICHE ALILING
97. CAHIGAN, CRESPOLO ACEDO
98. CAIN, REY ESCALERA
99. CAINGCOY, CHILDRICO ALABASTRO
100. CALAGO, PABLO JR PADAYAO
101. CALAGUIN, MAMERTO JR ALPAY
102. CALAPAN, BENEDICT OSIO
103. CALIXTO, RUEL PANTUA
104. CAMBAY, HERMINIGILDO III PASCUA
105. CAMPOMANES, HENRY BATOCTOY
106. CANICULA, OHMAR BOBILES
107. CANTONEROS, ALBERTO JR TORREJANO
108. CAPANGPANGAN, CLIFFORD GAKO
109. CAPANZANA, RODRIGO ELBERT MASAGANDA
110. CAPILI, SONNY GAYAPANAO
111. CAPIN, MICHAEL BITON
112. CAPISINIO, JEMUEL DAVID
113. CARASCAL, MARIO REBOQUIO
114. CARBA, EDGAR CATONG
115. CARBONILLA, ARNOLD DE LA CRUZ
116. CARIAGA, EXELCIS DEO MENOR
117. CARLOS, ADRIAN DIEGO
118. CASONO, JOSEPH SOLIGUEN
119. CASTILLO, RODOLFO JR MACAPAGAL
120. CASTILLO, ROMER SAMORTIN
121. CASTILLONES, NOWELL RAE URBIZTONDO
122. CASUYON, ERVIN FAILAGO
123. CATAQUIZ, EMMANUEL CAMPUS
124. CATEQUISTA, HERNNE DAPACINO
125. CAUSO, BHING TUAZON
126. CAYA, ELIZER ALLOSA
127. CAÑON, NEIL FLORES
128. CELESTE, PABLITO JR LOZADA
129. CELOCIA, RUEL YANGSON
130. CEMPRON, RONALD DUCOT
131. CENTINO, RAMIL ADEVA
132. CENTINO, TEOFILO JR ADEVA
133. CERO, LOUIE BRIONES
134. CHAVEZ, FRANCISCO JR MACAPAGAL
135. CLAVERIA, RICHARD MERIALES
136. CLEOFAS, ROMEL LAVATA
137. COLINA, NECITO JR BAUTISTA
138. CONCEPCION, FERDINAND MALLAVO
139. CORTEZ, GARY CELO
140. CORTEZ, RONELO ILAGAN
141. COSIO, JORGE SUTACIO
142. CRUZ, JONATHAN RENACIA
143. CRUZ, MARJAY DERY
144. CUBERO, JULIUS BUNA
145. CULANAG, ALEXANDER CATIPAY
146. CULATA, MARCO AGUJA
147. CUÑADO, WARNER AYAG
148. DACUBA, ROY ABELLA
149. DAGPI, JEROME OMAHOY
150. DALDE, RAMONETTE LEPROSO
151. DALUSUNG, JUNE CASTRO
152. DAMAYO, KEVIN RAMIREZ
153. DAPAR, CESARIO JR CANDIA
154. DAVID, AREL DE MANUEL
155. DAYAO, EDMUNDO CANQUIN
156. DE ASIS, JOEL ABATA
157. DE CASTRO, WILSON HERRERA
158. DE GUZMAN, JOSELITO MARQUEZ
159. DE LA CRUZ, JOSEPH JR PANES
160. DE LA CRUZ, MELVIN MENIANO
161. DE LEON, LEW ART
162. DE LEON, ROLANDO DELA CRUZ
163. DE LOS REYES, WILMER DELGADO
164. DE VERA, HERWEN MOLINA
165. DEBUQUE, JEROME LAYGAN
166. DECASTILLO, CLIMACO JR ACLAN
167. DEFENSOR, JUNRIEL BUCAIS
168. DEGOLLACION, JERMAINE PATALINGHUG
169. DELA CRUZ, FREDDIE ALIGWAY
170. DELA CRUZ, MARLO LACHICA
171. DELA CRUZ, REYMUNDO AUSTRIA
172. DELA PEÑA, LENELL ALASO
173. DELARMENTE, YANCE GEMINO
174. DELOS REYES, MANUEL GEORGE DUMDUMAYA
175. DELOS SANTOS, EVANS
176. DEOCADES, LUIGI ARANETA
177. DEOCAMPO, WILNE DOYOLA
178. DESABELLE, MICHAEL CARRANZO
179. DETARO, JOHNY TERCEPONA
180. DIAMANTE, JUNKY TINGSON
181. DICEN, RITCHIE DUSABAN
182. DIOCERA, GERARDO FIDELO
183. DIODOCO, RONILO GAMGAM
184. DOLAR, DEXTER AMOLO
185. DOLORES, DENMARK MIRANDA
186. DOLORITO, DANTE MANTILLA
187. DOMINGO, LORETO BOHOLST
188. DOMINGO, NOLI GOMEZ
189. DOROTEO, RAFFY ABALUNAN
190. DUBLAR, CHRISTIAN JOHN ROMBLON
191. DUCO, DINO RESTENE DEOCAMPO
192. DULIN, GLENN LAGO
193. DUMALAYANG, FELICIANO DORDAS
194. DUNGOG, DEXTER TORREMOCHA
195. ECARO, JOSEPH ANTONIO
196. EDANG, ALAN ASEMBRADO
197. EDILLO, RENEE TEMPLA
198. EFA, BERNARDO RACAL
199. EFONDO, FELIX TALITOD
200. ELAMBRE, CHRISTOPHER ESCABA
201. ELAN, ERIC CABAJES
202. ELEQUIN, JUNESS MARK ARELLANO
203. ENDRADA, EDCYL ALABAN
204. ENRIQUEZ, DANILO VALDELLON
205. ENTERINA, ERCELITO SABUGA
206. ENTRINA, GEORGE LUCEÑO
207. ESCABARTE, BERNARDO GRAN
208. ESCARAN, ROLAND CARACAS
209. ESCLAMADO, FULGENCIO DABASOL
210. ESCOPETE, RUSSEL LAZAGA
211. ESMEJARDA, JOEL GUERNALDO
212. ESPINA, ERIC IBAÑEZ
213. ESTACIO, ARSENIO MOLINA
214. EULATIC, ADRIANO JR GUSTILO
215. FACTES, DIETMAR NINAL
216. FADEROGAO, RONTGEN FABELLORE
217. FAGTANAC, JOHN PAUL FRESCO
218. FARPARAN, FRANCISCO PEREZ
219. FELAIRE, ERWIN JOVENAL
220. FERNANDEZ, JEFFREY OSAN
221. FERRAREN, GLENN OPENIA
222. FERRER, JEFFERSON LOUIE LAMSEN
223. FESTIN, ANGLEBERT FABALENA
224. FIRMALINO, JOHN MARCEL HUSADA
225. FLOR, RAFFY MISAL
226. FLORES, ABELARDO JR ALCOREZA
227. FORDAN, DIONY SAMILLANO
228. FORMALEJO, RODEN HINTAY
229. FORONDA, ERICIO LIGSAY
230. FRAGO, ROMEL ARCEO
231. FRANCISCO, JESUSITO ATOS
232. FRANCISCO, ROBERT TAYCO
233. FRIGILLANO, RUBEN POLIDO
234. FUNTALVA, ANTHONY PAYOS
235. GABALES, JUNNIFER
236. GABON, ALBERTO DACULA
237. GADUGDUG, KEN DAVID ABREA
238. GAGAN, DARWIN ENCANTO
239. GALAMITON, PETER BAJA
240. GALLAZA, DARYLL TONOY
241. GALLEGO, RICARDO SUMBANG
242. GALLO, MARK JOSEPH SAGRE
243. GALOPE, ERICK CLITO
244. GALVEZ, EDUARDO
245. GAMIAO, MICHAEL VEGA
246. GAMMAD, SANDY PALAMING
247. GANZON, REYNALDO FITO
248. GARAY, JASON CAJELO
249. GARAYGAY, ERICK MICHAEL ALIVIO
250. GARCIA, RICHARD RICAFORT
251. GARDOSE, RUBEN JR GAYAS
252. GASPAR, REGGIE LEABRES
253. GATO, JOSE GULAGA
254. GELIG, MARK JOSEPH LARISMA
255. GENTAPA, RANILLO TOLENTINO
256. GEONANGA, GENESIS DALIDA
257. GERNADE, REY PINO
258. GERZON, ANTONIO JR LUCAÑAS
259. GICANGAO, JULIUS JR ARESTON
260. GITGANO, MANUELITO JR PARAS
261. GLIMER, RANY PARLE
262. GLORIOSO, ORLANDO MAIGUE
263. GOCELA, MARK ANDREW DIESMO
264. GOMEZ, CARTER BERCADES
265. GOMEZ, RONALD PANTALUNAN
266. GONZAGA, RAMONITO GAYUMA
267. GOYO, GENARO JR VIRAY
268. GREGORIO, FIEL PUYONG
269. GROYON, BERNARD ABULENCIA
270. GRUPO, DENVER SITSIT
271. GUANGCO, MAMERTO JR BRIZUELA
272. GUILLEN, EMILIO BILLONES
273. GUILLEN, WILSAN GABAYERON
274. GUILLERMO, RUDY SORIANO
275. GUITTAP, ROYCE ANTHONY VILORIA
276. GULANE, LIONEL TORDILLO
277. GUMABAY, EDGARDO JR CERRIDA
278. HABABAG, JUNNARD CLERIGO
279. HARO, RAFAEL JR HARO
280. HERMINADO, TIMOTEO JR CARTAMA
281. HERNANDEZ, RUEL PINEDA
282. HERNANDO, ROLDAN RUCAS
283. HERRERA, SHARON BAHILLO
284. HILARIA, SONNY ELAIRON
285. HILBUENA, JOSE JR LUCERO
286. HINOJALES, REY GUANZON
287. HORTEZUELA, ROBERT RIOS
288. HUGHES, MICHAEL ALDA
289. ILARDEZ, ALLAY ABREGOSO
290. ILARINA, GAZER VILLANUEVA
291. ISLA, JOEL VILLANUEVA
292. JABONETE, JOMALEG REVO ANGELES
293. JABONETE, NOEL SOLAYAO
294. JAGOCOY, FERLITO SARONA
295. JALEM, WENDELL DEL SOCORRO
296. JAMANILA, ERIC JOHN SALMORIN
297. JANAGAP, EDWARD LATUMBO
298. JAPITANA, DENNIS PUDADERA
299. JAUD, ROMMEL POSIDARIO
300. JAVIER, ROMMEL PALMA
301. JECINO, EDWIN TANEO
302. JERUTA, JUNRY VINSON
303. JICKAIN, MICHAEL DELLATAN
304. JIMENO, JIBBS BELANIO
305. JISON, RYAN NEIL DELIGERO
306. JOAQUIN, GARRY HOFER
307. JOCSON, NORLITO CORNEL
308. JOGUILON, RAUL JR PALMA
309. JOPLO, MARVYN ESMALDE
310. JUADIONG, GEORGE CASIPLE
311. JUMAO-AS, WELHILM JOSE ALBURO
312. JUNTADO, REYMOND ONDAY
313. JUSTOL, JONATHAN IDPALINA
314. LABAJO, ARMANDO REYES
315. LABASAN, RONNIE OBISO
316. LABORDO, RANDY JAMON
317. LABORES, DALE TORING
318. LABRADOR, MARCIAL JR RENDON
319. LACANILAO, LINDSEY PINGOL
320. LAGANSOA, HARLEN CARMONA
321. LAGUDA, RHENE AZORES
322. LANDERO, DEXTER CATALOGO
323. LAROZA, ALTER RANJO
324. LASPIÑAS, RIONEL LEGRIA
325. LATAQUIN, EDILBERTO JR GALLEGO
326. LAVADOR, THEODORE DELA MERCED
327. LAXAMANA, ARIES PONCE
328. LAYAN, ROLDAN PAN
329. LEAÑO, EDMUND JARAMILLO
330. LEDESMA, EDDY JAVA
331. LEDESMA, MITCHELL PACHECO
332. LEGRESO, GLENN ASSESSOR
333. LENDIO, GELBERT PATRIARCA
334. LIM, LEONARDO II TABANAO
335. LIM, ROMEO JR BALGOS
336. LINA, NELSON MADIS
337. LINACERO, CHRISTIAN NARINGAHON
338. LIPORADA, ROLANDO GAMBA
339. LIWAG, EDUARDO BLAZA
340. LOBENDINO, JOMAR ABELLO
341. LOJA, ANDREW FULGENCIO
342. LONGAKIT, ERWEL TINSAY
343. LOPEZ, GABRIEL LUBAY
344. LOPEZ, HANZEL LAPIDANTE
345. LOPEZ, PAUL ERWIN GUEVARRA
346. LUBIANO, ROMMEL PERNES
347. MABAG, NESTOR JR GALINDEZ
348. MABANTO, ALBERT DERDER
349. MACARIO, ROBERTO COLIMBO
350. MACEDA, DIOSDADO JR CASTILLO
351. MADAS, RAFAEL NGIPIN
352. MAGAPA, RICHMOND BILBAO
353. MAGASPAG, MIGUEL ALVIOR
354. MAGHARI, MAURICE VAN BOSTON
355. MAGSINO, MELVIN EDWARD ATIENZA
356. MALFARTA, ROMEL GILLANELAY
357. MALLORCA, MARTEN DE LA CRUZ
358. MALTO, ARNOLD BUQUIRAN
359. MANANSALA, RYAN MACALINO
360. MANCE, ARNEL REYES
361. MANGENTE, RAYMUND DIZON
362. MANGUBAT, PATROCENIO JR ARCIPE
363. MANSUETO, JASON BARUC
364. MANTOS, ERNIE MALAGASI
365. MARANAN, LORENZO JR MANALO
366. MARIANO, JAYVER BUYUCCAN
367. MATAGANAS, LEO GABORNE
368. MATIBAG, MANOLO MADRIAGA
369. MATIENZO, ALEXANDER SORINO
370. MAULA, NAPOLEON IV JERSEY
371. MAYUGBA, NOEL TERCERO
372. MAÑAGO, ALDIVER SURIGAO
373. MEDEL, RYAN FIGUEROA
374. MENDIOLA, EMILIANO JR GASPAR
375. MERCADO, JAYRALD ONTO
376. MERCED, WILSON DAROL
377. MEÑOSA, ROMMEL DE LA CRUZ
378. MIMAY, RUSELL NOLEAL
379. MINE, FERNANDO VELASCO
380. MINGOTE, MARLON MANIBA
381. MODESTO, MARLON PLANILLO
382. MONDARES, JOEY POPOY
383. MONTEADORA, REYGAN YOSORES
384. MONTECLARO, KENNETH BARBOZA
385. MOQUIA, RONNEL GUARDO
386. MORALES, VICTOR SASI
387. MUYOT, CHARLIE COLISAO
388. NACARIO, VON RYAN BUBAN
389. NALDOZA, JOHN MOLEÑO
390. NAPAGAO, RONALD NUÑEZ
391. NAVARRO, IVAN GREG BARILLO
392. NAVARRO, WILLIAM ELMER ARANAS
393. NAZARIO, JEFF NGOHO
394. NERI, JONATHAN MAESTRE
395. NICOLAS, RICHARD JOHN ABELLA
396. NIERRA, JASPER MECAYDOR
397. NISPEROS, BRYAN JUNIO
398. NITURA, ALEXANDER ROLLUDA
399. NOBLEZA, RAMON JR ALBOLERAS
400. NOVERO, ERIC CALPO
401. NUESCA, JOAQUIN ROBLES
402. NUÑEZ, ARTURO CONDE
403. OCAMPO, EDDIE MIGUEL
404. OGATIS, DENNIS ALVAREZ
405. OLAMIT, ARIEL MARK SARROSA
406. OLEDAN, ERWIN PACALA
407. OLEGO, ANTONIO SAPICO
408. OLIS, JEFFERSON CAREN
409. OLORVIDA, FELIX DEVOSORA
410. ORBECIDO, ERNESTO JR TORRENTO
411. ORBIGOSO, MICHAEL FERNANDEZ
412. ORTEGA, JOEL POSADAS
413. ORTIZ, MELBAR SEMINO
414. OSIAS, ANDRES HITALLA
415. OVILLE, REY ORTIZ
416. PACATANG, ERNESTO SAMON
417. PADAYAO, LEO JR BAGAS
418. PAEZ, KENNETH OLIS
419. PAGUNALING, MARCIAL MIEDES
420. PAHITTE, JEREMY LIPPIT
421. PAJARILLO, ANTONIO GUZMAN
422. PAJE, CLARK RELLEVE
423. PALACA, ROBER CAGAS
424. PALACIO, LEO TALATAGOD
425. PALAS, JOEL SAQUIDO
426. PALMA, FREDDIE PALTIQUERA
427. PALMIERY, FABIAN JR REGIO
428. PAMPLONA, EDISON DIAMANTE
429. PANABE, RUDITO JR DANONG
430. PANADO, ELESER YAP
431. PANIZALES, JOHN EDEN PAMA
432. PANIZALES, RICKY DADUROS
433. PARAC, JEOMAR RECAFORTE
434. PASCUAL, ROBIESON CRUZ
435. PECHA, RENATO JR ESPINOSA
436. PELAYO, ROMEO FIRMASE
437. PENEYRA, NOEL ESPERO
438. PERFAS, PERSIOUS ABIERA
439. PEROLINO, ARNOLD AMAGO
440. PETERO, GINO RICCO CHUA
441. PIAÑAR, RINANTE CATANA
442. PIELAGO, MICHAEL RAMOS
443. PIEZAS, MARIO AMARILLE
444. PIGTAIN, DANILO MENDOZA
445. POCONG, PABLO VISITACION
446. POHINO, ARCHIE GABIJAN
447. PONCE, JASON
448. PONGAN, ERIC CANTILLO
449. PONGASI, ANTONIO ENTERO
450. PONTING, GERARDO VELEZ
451. PORRAS, JUSTO TUMLOS
452. PREVENDIDO, JESSE DECRETO
453. PROVIDO, DENNIS GANAVA
454. QUIBOY, REY MACARAYAN
455. QUILLOSA, RAMIE OMBOY
456. QUINAL, RYAN TRINIDAD
457. QUIRAO, JOEBERT DIANA
458. RABAGO, JEFFREY AGUILLON
459. RALA, JOHNY ROLDAN
460. RAMIREZ, MICHAEL GIVA
461. RAMOS, JOVEN RAMONES
462. RAMOS, LEOPOLDO SAN JOSE
463. RAMOS, RICHARD ROBLES
464. RAMOS, YULL DON ADEVA
465. RAQUID, VIRGILIO JR MADERA
466. REALIZO, JONATHAN UMIPIG
467. REDILLAS, ALBERTO JR CASTILLO
468. REMATA, JOHN PAUL MALONES
469. RENZALES, PORCOPIO JR TALADRO
470. REQUIERME, NEMESIO ANDO
471. REYES, RIZAN NHEL TAMAYO
472. RIGODON, LOLINDO ABELLA
473. RISABA, RENE AMANTE
474. RODRIGUEZ, PETRONILO III CUARTEROS
475. ROJAS, JAY CHRISTOPHER BORNEO
476. ROLLE, RODRIGO PABALAN
477. ROSALDO, KIM ECLEO
478. ROSATASE, JULIUS TAMPOS
479. RUBIATO, RYAN GULTIA
480. RUBIO, ELEUTERIO RECTO
481. RUFINO, BRYAN ARLOS
482. SACRISTAN, ROGHEL CASINILLO
483. SAJORNE, MARVIN BATISLA-ON
484. SALADAR, NEIL CASQUEJO
485. SALAMEDA, GREGORIO ATIENZA
486. SALGADO, JOEBERT FLORES
487. SALLEGUE, LUCIBAR III BELEN
488. SAN JOSE, WENDELL BALAJADIA
489. SANGCADA, ESTEBAN JR NAVA
490. SANTANDER, JORGE VERDE
491. SANTIAGO, CRISTOPHER DIWA
492. SANTOCILDES, JEFFREY GUELOS
493. SANTOS, NICKSON SIKAT
494. SARDAÑAS, EGMIDIO JR BAJO
495. SARILE, LEO BERONES
496. SAURA, RONALD MATABANG
497. SAVELLANO, ROGELIO VALLEDOR
498. SAYRE, LOWEN ISIDORE MARIÑO
499. SECHERITA, JOSE ERIC SUDARIA
500. SECHICO, JOEL ALIDO
501. SELIBIO, REVO JALANDO-ON
502. SELLO, MATEO ACUIN
503. SENANIN, CHARLES SHANE MURIAS
504. SERNAL, GILBERT SAMILLANO
505. SEVILLA, FERDINAND PASCUA
506. SIAO, CYRIL LINGO
507. SIAOTONG, VINCENT MARK MIRANDA
508. SILLO, MICHAEL SOLIVIO
509. SILVA, FRANCIS HUINDA
510. SILVERIO, CHRISTOPHER ESCARLAN
511. SIMBLANTE, NELSON SABALA
512. SISON, JOJO MANAOIS
513. SISON, LOUIE FRANCIS DE LOS SANTOS
514. SOBERON, ISIDRO GERONGANI
515. SOLLANO, JACK VON RIGEL ALFONSO
516. SOLLANO, RICHARD FERNANDEZ
517. SOTELO, MARK VIRGIL GARCIA
518. SUAISO, EUGENE GARI QUINTAO
519. SUICO, ROLANDO JR FERNANDEZ
520. SUMABONG, CRISANTO TALINGTING
521. SUMADIC, KENNETH RYAN MADERA
522. SUMALACAY, IAN RAMOS
523. SUTACIO, RHENZEL SUSARNO
524. TABUCURAN, IRENEO TAMUAL
525. TACADINO, CHRISTOPHER REBETA
526. TACCABAN, JONIFER TABASA
527. TAGALOG, DANTE ARMADA
528. TALAIN, FREDERICK FLORES
529. TALISIC, CHRISTOPHER CAPISNON
530. TAMARA, JOE BRAWN ESTAMPA
531. TAMAYO, YVAN MABAQUIAO
532. TAMBIS, ROBERT PATAC
533. TAMBULIAN, JONRIE DOTDOT
534. TAN, JIMMY DE LOS SANTOS
535. TANCIANO, REMEGIO JR CALIMPAY
536. TANO, ROMEO COLOMA
537. TAPICAN, AL JALBUNA
538. TARDAGUILA, REYAN CASTILLO
539. TAVARRO, RICHARD SALCEDO
540. TAWATAO, LEONIDO JR PERALTA
541. TAYABAS, ARTHUR TERANTE
542. TELA, ALEJANDRO JR SINGSON
543. TIMOTEO, ROSAURO ORIBELLO
544. TOLEDO, ALBERTO JUNIO
545. TOLEDO, JOEL PACALDO
546. TOLEDO, RAMIL MADIS
547. TON-OGAN, ROLLY ALAGOS
548. TONO, GILBERT HERRERA
549. TONOGBANUA, GERARDO ABADILLA
550. TORCUATOR, WILLIAM ANGUE
551. TORRE, BRANDO JARO
552. TUDEN, JOSEPH BUNUEZA
553. TULOT, ROMEO ESTREVELLO
554. UBALDO, JIMMY JR CALUNSOD
555. UNGAB, JOSEPH SOLIVA
556. VALENZONA, ARNULFO FLANDEZ
557. VANDERLIPE, GIBSON DOMINGO
558. VARGAS, MICHAEL ALMADO
559. VARON, ALLAIN LORILLA
560. VELOS, REYMOND CLARABAL
561. VENTIC, TEOFANES NUÑEZA
562. VIAÑA, PHILLIP DE LARA
563. VIDAD, JULITO JUMAWAN
564. VILBAR, FERNANDO JR VILLEJO
565. VILLABETO, JONATHAN MENDOZA
566. VILLACORTA, ALBERT BAG-ID
567. VILLADOLID, VIRGILIO FELIPE
568. VILLANUZ, JOSE RANDY SAMONES
569. VILLAPAZ, VINCENT CABALLES
570. VILLAR, LEYMAN DOROSAN
571. VILLARMINO, AL JAKE ORACION
572. VILLAS, BRYAN BINONGCAL
573. VILLAVER, EDGAR EJES
574. VIVA, SUMMY DITCHING
575. YATAR, JONATHAN DALISAY
576. YORDAN, PRAXIDIO JR ODTOHAN
577. YSULAN, PHILIP ANTIGA

The Successful Examinees in the Operational Level Watchkeeping Engineer Licensure Examination (Written Phase) who are exempted from taking the Practical Assessment:

1. ALBARICO, GERALD BANDALAN
2. AMBID, EDGAR MENAJE
3. ANDALIS, ROGELIO JR BORJA
4. ARANETA, JOEL GERONIMO
5. BALBONTIN, JOEMARIE TIONGCO
6. BALINGIT, JHONAS DELA CRUZ
7. BALUCA, FRANCIS POGOY
8. BALUYOT, ALLAN ASIÑAS
9. BATOON, EDWIN LIMON
10. BAYRON, EDWIN SAYSON
11. BESIN, JESSIE LANGUIDO
12. BESIOHAN, JESSIE DUCOYAN
13. BIGATA, RAUL PALMARIA
14. BIHAG, VOLTAIRE OPERAÑA
15. BILANG, RANEL TILAO
16. BUSAYONG, SALVADOR JR ORTIZ
17. CABELIN, ARIEL GUIBAO
18. CABRERA, RICARDO SANTIAGO
19. CALICOY, JOEL SAMSON
20. CHAVEZ, ROY DEXTER CATAN
21. COMBINIDO, ELESEO JR AÑOVER
22. CONDE, ULYSIS ENGAO
23. CONGSON, ERIC AUMAN
24. COO, GILBERTO AÑADO
25. CRUZ, VICTORINO JR QUILAPIO
26. DELA CRUZ, VICTOR MICHAEL IGNACIO
27. DELOSO, DIOSCORO CASLIB
28. DIZON, RUBEN ADRIAN MARQUEZ
29. DONA, GLENN RABAGO
30. DONAIRE, ANGELITO JR QUINDAG
31. DUMARAN, NHIEL LAMAR
32. DURANA, RYAN OPALEC
33. DUYA, MARK JULIUS GALGO
34. EGIPTO, RYAN ORTIZ
35. ESMERALDA, RUEL NATIAG
36. ESTAMPADOR, JOEMERCO PALTU-OB
37. FABRAUN, RONILO HERMONIO
38. FAMISAN, JULIUS FESARIT
39. FLORES, FREDERICK RUBIO
40. FLORES, JOHN ABELLERA
41. FUNA, ALVARO JR ESTIAGA
42. FUNDAL, RYAN FABILA
43. GALUT, GERUEL MANZANO
44. GARIS, LITTLE ARNOLD DIAZ
45. GASQUE, REYMOND ERMAC
46. GONZALES, JAIME JOSE LIM
47. GREGORIO, CLAUDIO JR FERNANDO
48. JAINAR, JESIE INDOY
49. JALOSJOS, MARCELO JR PABALAY
50. JAMILI, RODEL LOBRIDO
51. LAFORTEZA, VICTORINO COMPETENTE
52. LAGAR, BRYAN CORONADO
53. LARIZA, ARNEL SERVITO
54. LAUDIT, ERWIN CASTILLO
55. LOPEZ, RUSSEL GAINZA
56. LOZARITA, JOHN NIEMBRA
57. LUCERO, JEFFREY INOPIQUEZ
58. MABIOG, ROBERT FAMADICO
59. MAGBIRO, VLADIMER ISMAEL
60. MAMALIAS, JELAN SILVA
61. MANGILOG, ORLANDO MANONG
62. MANTARING, RAFFY DECENA
63. MARTIN, ALDWIN RICO ARCEO
64. MENDEZ, ROLANDO JR FONTANILLA
65. MICUA, JAMES GUMBAN
66. MIRANDA, MICHAEL GANZON
67. MISSION, ARIEL AQUINO
68. MORALES, RODRIGO JR LOZADA
69. MURGUIA, RAMIL BONIFACIO
70. NAVAL, RAYMOND DITABLAN
71. ONTANIEZA, JERRY BACALANGCO
72. ORA, KRISTOFFER DEXTER GUEVARA
73. PANGANIBAN, JOEL RIVERA
74. PASCUA, MARVIN LUMABI
75. PAULINO, MICHAEL DELA CRUZ
76. PERLAS, RODELIO DAIT
77. PINGO, MARLON RAYMUNDO
78. PINGOY, JOHN MICHAEL ONDOS
79. QUIMNO, JUNARD MATIAS
80. RAMOS, RENAN MALE
81. RAVAGO, JEFF LUMBATAN
82. RAZON, GERMAN JR CAYAB
83. REFUERZO, CHESTER FRANDO
84. RETUMBAN, JOY RAYMUND CORULLO
85. RIEGO, THRISTAN VILLOSTAS
86. RODRIGUEZ, ROBERT VELASCO
87. ROMERO, JOSE BANZUELO
88. SABADO, LITO AGPAOA
89. SAJONIA, NELSON ANZURES
90. SALGADO, JOVANE MARQUEZ
91. SALLAN, RENANTE GOMEZ
92. SANTOS, ROEL CULIANAN
93. SINGH, ENGELBERT REYES
94. SORIANO, ERIC BARELA
95. SORIANO, ONASIS ROSINI
96. SORILLA, PHILIP ESCANLAR
97. SUAREZ, GRECCO BUNAYOG
98. SUBA, GENARO JR VASCO
99. TABON, NENITO REPOLLO
100. TACLOB, ARBERT CANIA
101. TAGNIPEZ, MARC BRIAN TOLEDO
102. TALINGDAN, RONALD ALEGRIA
103. TATEL, SELWYN LLOYD PORRAS
104. TERRONES, DENNIES BABADILLA
105. VARGAS, VICENTE BANGCAL
106. VASQUEZ, RICHARD SUCAYRE
107. VILLAMARIN, MICHAEL BARCELONA
108. VILLATIMA, MICHAEL DASAL
109. VILLAVER, VLADIMIR ECHAVEZ
110. WONG, LEMUEL MADJOS
111. ZUBIAGA, MARLON VILLANUEVA

The successful examinees in the Computer-Based Licensure Examination for Second Marine Engineer Officers (Theoretical Phase):

1. ABELLA, ALBERTO LANTAYA
2. AGKIS, JOWEL ILAS
3. ALFONSO, GABRIEL ARIOLA
4. ALKUINO, CARLITO BANDALAN
5. ALMARIO, ANGELO JOSE CUEVAS
6. ALVAREZ, MANUEL LUPAGUE
7. ANDING, DANILO BANGLOS
8. AVILA, ROBERTO SAJONA
9. AZNAR, ARNUL ESUELA
10. BAGUIO, WALFREDO MARILLA
11. BANGOT, SAMUEL AGAN
12. BARDINAS, EDWIN MAGBANUA
13. BARRIOS, EFRAIN PEÑAFLOR
14. BATUIGAS, JUNITO PEDROSA
15. BAUTISTA, ILUMINADO SOLANOY
16. BELECINA, REYNALDO BARAO
17. BUCIO, CEZAR PAGUE
18. BUGAYONG, RENANTE FERNANDEZ
19. CABRERA, SALVADOR RETES
20. CABRIGAS, EXEQUIEL JR LACANGAN
21. CANDIDO, BALBINO JR TAUTO-AN
22. CHIQUITO, NORBERT FUENTES
23. COMIA, ROBERT MAYNARD CARANDANG
24. CUEVAS, EDMUND ARTECHE
25. DALINOC, JONATHAN OLMO
26. DAMOLE, NOEL DOCEO
27. DAPITAN, RONY LACHICA
28. DAÑOCUP, TOMAS MARIN
29. DELA PAZ, DARIUS SALUDARES
30. DELOS SANTOS, CHRISTIAN MANABAT
31. DESABILLE, NESTOR TAYACTAC
32. DIAMOS, JAIME SAGARINO
33. DOMINGO, ANDRES DIAZ
34. DULOS, REGIE SOLO
35. ENERIO, ROBERT MORALES
36. ENRIQUEZ, NOEL INDONG
37. ESPARAGA, LEONARDO TUBIL
38. FAGCANGAN, CHE-ES ROGER TANGILAG
39. FELEO, EMILIO GONZALES
40. FLESTADO, ROEL TARAYAO
41. FOSCABLO, RENATO PILOTO
42. GANAL, ROGELIO AGNI
43. GARSOLA, GREGORIO JR ESPERA
44. GELERA, JENIFFER GALLEGO
45. IBARRA, SALVADOR SANTOS
46. IBAÑEZ, GILBERT MALIMBAN
47. JUALAYBA, BALTAZAR JANCE
48. LABANG, MARIO SAAVEDRA
49. LABIAGA, FREDERICK LASTIMOSA
50. LIMBAGA, RONNY ORILLANEDA
51. LOPEZ, JOSEPH WINGKY AGUILAR
52. MAGALLANES, ALEX HIJALGA
53. MALINAO, DENNIS PALACIO
54. MANALILI, CHRISTOPHER LAGO
55. MARINAS, TEOFILO SALAPA
56. MARTINEZ, DANILO QUIA
57. MASLANG, METHODIUS LIWANEN
58. MENDEZ, HARRY BARRERA
59. MONTALBAN, EDGAR MONTAGOT
60. NAKILA, EMELETO APA
61. NALUGON, SERGIO BAGARINAO
62. NEOLPIS, ROBERTO SARABIA
63. NOBLE, JESSIE NUALLA
64. OBANI, RUBEN NERECENA
65. OCHEA, ADELAIDO CURSO
66. OLAIVAR, BERDANDINO JR ABAO
67. ORTEZA, ROMEO MANGARIN
68. OÑATE, TEODORICO CARPIO
69. PALMOS, PEDRO NOBLEZA
70. PEÑAMORA, MARLON PAITON
71. PILAPIL, JULIUS BARTOLOME
72. PINEDA, RAMON VENTURINA
73. POLECINA, JIM FRANCO MARRIBAY
74. QUIÑO, TEOFILO JR ROBLE
75. RAMIREZ, TIBURCIO JR POBLETE
76. REINOSO, REYNALDO RAMONGA
77. RODRIGUEZ, ANGELO JAVELLANA
78. RUALIZO, LEONER DELLA
79. RUEDAS, MARLON WONG
80. SACAPANO, DENUALDO SALAZAR
81. SALON, LORENZO JR AGUILLON
82. SALVADOR, MAXIMO JR HIPOL
83. SALVATIERRA, RODOLFO JR ALVAREZ
84. SARI, PEDRO JR BELITA
85. SERGIO, ELIAS JR PEYRA
86. SOMBILON, ALFREDO BENGEL
87. SUERO, EDISON BELEN
88. SY, LOUIE CLIFF PATRICIO
89. TAGLE, NESTOR PAGUNSAN
90. TORREGOSA, ROWENO MATA
91. TORRICO, REY TAÑEDO
92. URFILLA, HERNANIE NIANGAR
93. VILLANUEVA, EDGAR IMPORTANTE
94. VILLANUEVA, VIVENCIO VERGARA
95. ZULLA, ROMEO MONANA

The Successful Examinees in the Computer-Based Licensure Examination for Marine Engineer Officers (OIC) (Theoretical Phase):

1. ABBUGAO, WEINBERG OGASNA
2. ACEBO, REGINALDO JR DACATIMBANG
3. ADOLFO, ALEX JR ALPAJORA
4. AGUIRRE, ROY TOBOLA
5. ALDAY, ALDWIN JOSEPH ALINA
6. ANINANG, TEDDY FUENTES
7. ARAOS, ARNOLD RAMOS
8. AUSTRIA, WENCY TALITE
9. BALATICO, ROMEL ERECE
10. BALSINA, OLIVER ADAG
11. BAUTISTA, RODRIGO DIEGO
12. BERSO, JOSE LEO DOLIENTAS
13. BIGARAN, JIMMY JAY V FABIAN
14. BLANCO, AVELINO DUMALAY
15. BOY, HENDEN BUENDIA
16. BRITO, JOHN CARLO
17. BUENAOBRA, RAFFY ESPINOSA
18. BUENO, MARLON BEGALAN
19. BUTA, GERALD GOMEZ
20. CABANSAG, CHRISTOPHER MALLABO
21. CALLELERO, HECTOR RIVAS
22. CANDIA, MARVIEN BASTIDA
23. CAPUY, ERWIN GASPAR
24. CARIÑO, ERNANI ROY
25. CORECTICO, PATRICK SAM RABOY
26. DACER, ELMER ERMAC
27. DALUMPINES, ARIEL BUCIO
28. DELA CRUZ, JOHNATAN RAMOS
29. DELA TORRE, RUEL SALAZAR
30. DELOS REYES, RAPHAEL TAPIA
31. DIESTA, AVELINO JR DICHE
32. DIMAANDAL, ALLAN MARQUEZ
33. DOMINGO, WARREN SABAS
34. DURAN, BRYAN ANOR
35. DURANA, DENES DOLFO
36. ESPEDOSA, JOHNARD ROBLES
37. ESTEBAN, ARVIN LUCAS
38. FRANCISCO, WALLY JR RASCO
39. GALGO, WELARD GENOGALING
40. GARGOLES, ARTHUR ERASMO
41. GERON, JERICHO BIEN ENAD
42. HERNANDEZ, JEAN CLAUDE KRISTIAN DELA CRUZ
43. IGNACIO, JASPER LAZARO
44. ILAO, JONIE ANYAYAHAN
45. JULIANO, BENJAMIN MIRANDA
46. LEOSALA, JEROINE ACOSTA
47. MALIMBAN, ROBERT REYES
48. MANALO, NIÑO PAULO AYACOCHO
49. MANALO, OSCAR PARRA
50. MARENTES, FREDDIE MECARAL
51. MASAOAY, ARLAN AMORA
52. MAÑIBO, IRENEO CABRAL
53. OLIQUINO, JAY LOU GORDO
54. OSUNA, NILO BROSAS
55. PACILAN, EDSEL MIRANDA
56. PACULBA, CHARLITO SILVANO
57. PAJARON, ALEX LUBIANO
58. PAJATE, LEO GREJALDO
59. PANGILINAN, ARIEL MIRANDA
60. RAMOS, PRENZEDES DETORRES
61. RIVAS, VOLTAIRE CELIZ
62. RUELO, HATA CONTAPAY
63. SABARES, ROLITO MOJERES
64. SOLIVIO, RAYMUND LANGREO
65. SON, VERGELIO SOTTO
66. SOPOSO, RICHARD ADORABLE
67. SUELO, JOSE SINA-ON
68. TAMAYO, EMMSON SARMIENTO
69. TANIO, JERE MAE MAHINOG
70. TARUC, ARNEL HIPULAN
71. TOLENTINO, RABISON TYMITZ VALENCIA
72. TOMADO, KARLON SELOTERIO
73. TUBANG, SONNY REYES
74. URUBIO, RODERICK URMATAM
75. VILLAFLOR, JOSE VILSOL SOLTURA
76. VILLAR, MARK RUSSUL CARILLO
77. WEE SIT, MICHAEL ABANSADO
78. YGOT, MARK ANTHONY JUBAN

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Congratulations to all the passers!

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Tags: Academics, Cebu, g5, g7, Manila, Zamboanga

Israeli Eliav Goali Arrested in Cebu, Philippines for Bomb Joke

Flisha — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 17:06:00 +0000

Israeli Eliav Goali, 24, was on his way to board a Cebu Pacific plane from Mactan, Cebu bound for Manila at about 3:30 PM when he made an unfortunate joke about having a bomb in his shoes.

Stupidly, he said it to an airport employee during the security inspection.

Goali was subsequently arrested by Philippine police, for making a false bomb threat. He is currently detained at the Lapu-lapu City police station. His cousin, Naor Narkisi, 25, elected to stay behind with him.

He may be an idiot, but hopefully no charges will be pressed. The Philippines faces bigger problems than airport jokes.

Tags: Cebu, Cebu Pacific, Manila

Lexus Cars in the Philippines

Flisha — Sat, 24 Jan 2009 15:40:00 +0000

Lexus cars are finally in the Philippines, with the inauguration of the new Lexus Manila showroom at the Bonifacio Global City in Taguig last week. Included in the unveiling were the beautiful LS460L (pictured), the SUV LX570 and the IS, ES and GS series sedans.

Come March, the small SUV RX09 will be released. It is expected that the RX09 will be the Lexus bestseller in the Philippines.

Tags: Manila