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Showing posts with label others. Show all posts

Saturday, April 2, 2011

Jason Ivler Video Scandal 2011 | Jason Ivler Birthday S3x Video

Aside from the alleged photos of Jason Ivler drinking with a group of guys and girls which he denied saying it was taken before he was sent to jail, according to a TV Patrol report, a video which was purportedly taken inside Jason's cell also shows that the murder suspect is getting VIP treatment while in prison.

A screen capture of the video of Jason Ivler allegedly taken inside the jail

Uploaded on Facebook, the video shows Jason Ivler telling his "fans" to beat his prosecutors and his judge. In the later part of the clip, he said it was his birthday and he wanted a "birthday s3x" with a hot stranger and he will be giving her a free t'shirt. Lol.

In an interview, his mom, Marlene Aguilar said, "Kung anuman ang binebentang treatment do'n, kahit s3x pa iyon, kung gusto ng anak ko, I'll pay for it!".

Thursday, March 31, 2011

Jason Ivler photos and video inside the jail | Jason Ivler pictures in prison

TV Patrol reported earlier about Jason Ivler getting VIP treatment while in prison. According to the report, there are photos and video of Jason Ivler posted online that show him with some girls, drinking and partying inside the jail. So I thought of searching them for you and compile them here. Below are some of the photos I found. I also found the video but it cannot be posted here since it contains inappropriate language that blogspot does not allow.

*** I have to delete the photo I posted here earlier. Someone contacted me with a proof that it was not taken inside the jail as reported on TV Patrol...

The purported photo of Jason Ivler with girls and friends drinking inside the jail??? How true is this? I just saw it on TV Patrol earlier and was able to find this in a social media site.

A photo of Jason Ivler and his mom Marlene Aguilar inside Jason's cell?

Saw this photo on TV Patrol as well | Jason Ivler with a girl

An inmate showing his Jason Ivler tattoo

Monday, March 28, 2011

Panic in an LRT train injures 2

Passengers of a southbound train of the Light Rail Transit (LRT) panicked when smoke was seen coming out from the train at past 9 a.m. on Monday.

An LRT train arriving at a station (not the train in this news) | Photo courtesy of pinoygroundzero.com

According to reports, a man punched through a window in an attempt to get out after seeing the smoke. This made the window's glass shatter, hitting other passengers.

Two passengers were injured after being hit by shards of broken glass. Both passengers are now being treated for minor injuries.

In an ABS-CBN interview, Light Rail Transit Authority (LRTA) public relations head Lyn Paragas said the train experienced “technical failure.”

Approaching UN Avenue, nagkaroon ng problema yung brake disc pad. Hindi pa naka-full stop yung tren, umusok. Nag-panic yung isang pasahero at binasag niya yung window. May mga pasahero na tinamaan ng bubog,” said Paragas.

LRTA authorities are already investigating the incident.

Thursday, March 24, 2011

Azkals need to win against Bangladesh to advance

After their last two games ended up in draws, the Philippine Football Team aka the Philippine Azkals cannot settle for anything else but to win their last group qualifying match against the Bangladesh team at the Aung San Stadium in Rangoon, Myanmar this Friday, March 25.

Azkals' two points (one point for each of the two previous games) currently make them third in Group A with two points behind Bangladesh (three points) and Palestine (four points). However only the top 2 teams will advance to the main draw of the Asian Football Confederation Challenge Cup next year, making the Bangladesh fight a very crucial one for the Azkals.

To be held at 5 p.m. (Manila time), the Philippines-Bangladesh match will be held simultaneously with Myanmar-Palestine tiff in another venue to avoid manipulation of results.

Again, the Azkals cannot afford losing or settling for a draw since it would me the end of their campaign.

A victory will give them an additional 3 points allowing them to take a spot to the next round regardless of the outcome of the other match.

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Earth Hour to be celebrated in the Philippines on March 26 (Video)

The Philippines will be once again one with the rest of the world in celebrating the "Earth Hour" on March 26, 2011. As observed for the last three years, lights will be off for an hour starting at 8:30PM this Saturday.

Earth Hour 2011 Official Video courtesy of Youtube

Started as a single-city (Sydney, Australia) initiative in 2007, the global event organized by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) is being held annually to raise awareness towards the need to take action on climate change.

Jayvee Fernandez, a WWF donor, said this year's Earth Hour’s theme is all about “Going Beyond the Hour.”

"Although a huge success every year (the Philippines has the highest participation worldwide) it isn’t enough to switch our power off for one hour. Making a difference requires building habits. This year and so forth, we’re going to be doing things beyond the hour. But we need your help as well to create and spread these ideas.


For those who’ve always wanted a chance to dialogue with WWF Philippines (they are proudly the most active branch of WWF in the world because of their sustainable development projects and coral triangle efforts), this is your chance. This isn’t a one shot deal — we want to involve you for the long run." Fernandez said on his blog.

Sunday, March 20, 2011

Bianca Paz' sexy photos disqualify her from Binibining Pilipinas 2011

It is the end of the line for another Binibining Pilipinas 2011 hopeful as the organizers disqualified her over sexy calendar photos she did 2 years ago.

Bianca Paz posing super sexy on the beach | Photo courtesy of its unknown owner

Ma. Paula Bianca Paz, said to be a former girlfriend of actor Polo Ravales and currently linked to model Andrew Wolfe, has been removed from the list of official candidates of the most prestigious beauty pageant in the country.

Earlier this week, the Binibining Pilipinas Charities, Inc. (BPCI) did not specify which violation Paz committed saying she was disqualified “due to circumstances affecting her which recently came to light.”

To "clear things up" and before other speculations spur, Bianca Paz recently gave her statement via Facebook.

I would like to clear things up regarding the issue for the FIRST and LAST time.

To make a long story short, I took part in a calendar shoot 2 years ago which never came to mind as a possible hindrance for my participation in the Binibining Pilipinas pageant as I made sure that the finished result would not be less than tasteful and even of editorial standard before being published.

Unfortunately, BPCI did not have the same opinion of the said shoot and so as of today I have been officially DISQUALIFIED.

I would also like to make clear that there are NO, I repeat, NO nude photos or “sex videos” anywhere existing.

I respect and accept BPCI’s decision and refuse to make the issue any bigger than it already is. I only ask that everyone does the same and refrain themselves from making false judgements and ignorant accusations towards me and anyone else involved. At this point, its all very unnecessary.

Instead, I encourage everyone to show support to all remaining candidates and… well… Enjoy the show! This is, after all, “entertainment.”

I want to thank everyone that has supported me. God bless and I love you all!”


Bb. Pilipinas second-timer Bianca Paz is the 4th hopeful to be disqualified from the competition. The BPCI previously sent home Grendel Alvarado and Jen Olivar over nude photoshoot in a model search they joined a few years ago, and Roxanne Cabañero over alleged p0rn photos which she denied.

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

Banco Filipino suffering from an extraordinary financial panic - Yasay

Several branches of Banco Filipino were not open on Tuesday sending many depositors into panic. It fueled speculations that the bank with the popular slogan, Subok na Matibay, Subok na Matatag, went on a 'bank holiday'(according to investorwords.com, it means temporary closing of a bank in the event that its obligations exceed its resources).

Banco Filipino vice chair Perfecto Yasay denied rumors that their bank had taken a unilateral bank holiday.

He said they are suffering "an extraordinary financial panic caused by a well-orchestrated smear campaign" quoting Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas as "source of inaccurate and malicious imputations".

"We are still open but unfortunately our personnel fear for themselves, especially those in the branches, because we haven't received any help from the BSP. It could be violent, as we're talking about the right of depositor," he added.

On a notice posted at their branches, Banco Filipino Executive Vice President Maxy Abad said "the bank is exhausting all efforts to protect its depositors by asking the BSP to stave off the heavy withdrawals by denying the derogatory news articles attributed to them and by providing emergency loan assistance after submitting sufficient collateral,"

"Despite the urgency of all these requests, we have not recieved any official word from the BSP/MB [Monetary Board] on the action they have taken, if any. Furthermore, we have also reiterated the immediate implementation of the approved business plan as ordered by the Makati-RTC. Moreover, the court order prohibits the BSP/MB, its officials, agents and any persons acting for and in their behalf from committing any act prejudicial to the operation of the bank," the statement read.

"Kindly inform and clarify this matter to our depositors and assure them that as soon as we receive official notice of any favorable action taken by the BSP/MB we shall advise them accordingly," the statement ended.

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Meanwhile, here's an entry of Banco Filipino in Wikipedia you might want to check out:


Banco Filipino (PSE: BF) is a bank in the Philippines. It is also known for property developments such as BF Homes, subdivisions in Parañaque, Quezon City and Las Piñas.

History


Banco Filipino was established in 1964. It then set out to leave its mark as an innovator, by conceiving the first all-woman bank branch, which became a hit, in 1965, and by 1969 became the first bank to process online transactions in real time, giving customers the ability to deposit in any online BF branch. From 1966 until its closure in 1985, BF was the largest savings bank in the Philippines.

In 1970, Banco Filipino started expanding into the countryside with its first provincial branch opening in Naga City. By 1972, the bank's customer base grew to one million customers, even in the midst of martial law. It was voted the most preferred bank in Metro Manila in 1975. By 1981, the bank achieved what no other savings bank could: 89 branches, four billion pesos worth of assets, three million customers and three thousand shareholders.

On January 25, 1985, even though Banco Filipino was performing well and was seen by most people as a very healthy bank, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas ordered its closure over alleged insolvency. For most of the 1980s, Banco Filipino would remain closed, until a 1991 ruling made by the Supreme Court declared the bank's closure illegal. Banco Filipino subsequently reopened, albeit only with fifteen of its original 92 branches, in 1994.

For much of the remaining 1990s, Banco Filipino would be busy trying to reestablish itself. It became a member of BancNet after launching the BF Cash Card in 1995 and issued its first credit card, a VISA card, a year later. Two years later, BF shares were re-listed on the Philippine Stock Exchange, and the Supreme Court declared in 1999 that Banco Filipino is entitled to damages payments caused by its illegal closure.

Ownership

* Metropolis Development Corporation: 19.51%
* Apex Mortgage and Loans Corporation: 18.7%
* LBH Incorporated: 7.06%
* BF Retirement Fund: 2.17%
* BF Citiland Corporation: 1.98%
* Grand Farms: 1.9%
* Himlayang Pilipino: 1.86%
* Spring Sun Management Systems Corporation: 1.83%
* Tropical Land Corporation: 1.78%
* El Grande Development Corporation: 1.75%
* PII Trading: 1.66%
* Linktop Properties: 1.63%
* CLI Management Corporation: 1.41%
* Casa Tropical: 1.41%
* Others (includes public stock): 35.35%

Firsts

In line with its corporate philosophy, which is personalized service, Banco Filipino is known for the following firsts:

* Open teller counters instead of the then-common glass-encased counter. Today, all banks have adopted the open teller counter concept.
* Plastic signs inside bank branches
* Acceptance of initial savings deposits that are as low as one peso
* The offering of capital stock to its depositors. Through that scheme, Banco Filipino depositors could in effect become bank co-owners
* Extended banking hours from Monday to Saturday, 8 am to 8 pm, 6 days a week, 12 hours a day
* Monthly and even daily (known as "Interest Araw-Araw") interest payments. Many commercial banks and some universal banks have since adopted the monthly interest payment scheme.
* Advance interest payments on time deposits.
* The offering of negotiable orders of withdrawal. At the time, savings banks were prohibited from issuing government securities.

Info courtesy of the poc.net and wikipedia.com. Read more on the Wikipedia entry HERE.

Monday, March 14, 2011

Jose Rizal is now on Facebook!

Filipino netizens are now a 'like' away from getting updates from the Philippine National Hero Jose Rizal.


Jose Rizal now has a fan page in the most popular social networking site in the country, Facebook.

Jose Rizal's descendants said to have created the Facebook page to make their "lolo" more accessible to the youth of today.

"Likers" can also monitor the countdown to the 150th Birthday of the national hero which will be observed nationwide on June 19, 2011.

Check out Jose Rizal's Facebook Fan Page HERE.

Thursday, March 10, 2011

5.1-magnitude earthquake rocks the Philippines

A day after a 5.2-magnitude earthquake hit Ilocos Norte, another quake jolted the Philippines early Friday, March 11, 2011.

The 5.1-magnitude intermediate quake was felt at 3:06 a.m., with 15 kilometers east of Looc town, Occidental Mindoro as epicenter. It has a depth of 101 kilometers, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) said.

Graph courtesy of Mindoro.com

The Philippines lies in the Pacific Ring of Fire, an area where continental plates collide producing frequent earthquakes and volcanic activities.

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

iPad 2 Specs and Prices

When I opened my email yesterday, I saw a message from Apple with the subject, "Introducing iPad 2". As I opened it, I only read this: "iPad 2: Thinner. Lighter. Faster. FaceTime. Smart Covers. 10-hour battery." and a link to iPad 2's page in the Apple website.

Photo courtesy of Apple.com

Let me share to you what the page contains. Here are the specifications of iPad 2 courtesy of Apple.com:

Thinner, lighter and full of great ideas.

Once you pick up iPad 2, it’ll be hard to put down. That’s the idea behind the all-new design. It’s 33 percent thinner and up to 15 percent lighter, so it feels even more comfortable in your hands.1 And it makes surfing the web, checking email, watching videos and reading books so natural, you might forget there’s incredible technology under your fingers.

Dual-core A5 chip. It’s fast, times two.

Two powerful cores in one A5 chip mean iPad can do twice the work at once. You’ll notice the difference when you’re surfing the web, watching videos, making FaceTime video calls, gaming and going from app to app to app. Multitasking is smoother, apps load faster and everything just works better.

Superfast graphics. Go, gamers, go.

With up to nine times the graphics performance, gameplay on iPad is even smoother and more realistic. And faster graphics help apps perform better — especially those with video. You’ll see it when you’re scrolling through your photo library, editing video with iMovie, and viewing animations in Keynote.

Battery life keeps on going. So you can, too.

Even with the new thinner and lighter design, iPad has the same amazing 10-hour battery life.2 That’s enough juice for one flight across the ocean, or one video-watching all-nighter, or a week’s commute across town. The power-efficient A5 chip and iOS keep battery life from fading away, so you can get carried away.

Two cameras. And a big hello to FaceTime for iPad.
You’ll see two cameras on iPad — one on the front and one on the back. They may be tiny, but they’re a big deal. They’re designed for FaceTime video calling, and they work together so you can talk to your favourite people and see them smile and laugh back at you.3 The front camera puts you and your friend face-to-face. Switch to the back camera during your video call to share where you are, who you’re with, or what’s going around you. If it’s video-worthy, let the back camera roll. It’s HD, so every video you shoot is a mini-masterpiece. And you can take wacky snapshots in Photo Booth. It’s the most fun a face can have.

iPad Smart Cover. Designed for iPad. And vice versa.

iPad 2 and the iPad Smart Cover are made for each other. Literally.4 We designed the iPad Smart Cover to work side-by-side with iPad — and on top and underneath it, too. Smart magnetic technology built into each really pulls them together. The iPad Smart Cover falls perfectly into place and stays put to protect your iPad screen, yet doesn’t add bulk to its thin, light design. Open the Smart Cover and your iPad wakes up instantly. Close it and your iPad goes to sleep automatically. And here’s another smart part: it transforms into the perfect video-watching, game-playing, web-surfing stand. It comes in 10 bright colours — including five in rich, aniline-dyed Italian leather.5 Choose your favourite, and your iPad will be smart all around.

Gyro, accelerometer and compass. iPad knows your every move.

With the built-in accelerometer, you can rotate iPad to portrait or landscape, or even upside down, and whatever you’re watching, reading or seeing adjusts to fit the display. And now the accelerometer, three-axis gyroscope and compass all work together. They sense where iPad is, which direction it’s heading, and how it’s moving. So games, maps and other apps know your every twist, turn, tilt and 360. It’s an epic win for gaming. And it’s just the beginning of better-than-ever iPad apps.

Also, here are iPad 2 Prices courtesy of Techlemming.com :

***Wi-Fi only & 16GB – $499

***Wi-Fi only & 32GB – $599

***Wi-Fi only & 64GB – $699

***Wi-Fi+3G & 16GB – $629

***Wi-Fi+3G & 32GB – $729

***Wi-Fi+3G & 64GB – $829

Hmmmmm. Awesome specs and it seems like it is also affordable. Are you going to buy the iPad 2? By the way, they will be released tomorrow, March 11, 2011. :D

Jang Ja Yeon suicide case may undergo reinvestigation after 2 years

Jang Ja Yeon is a Korean actress who hanged herself at her house 2 years ago (March 7, 2009) after suffering from depression. Then a rising star in South Korea after her role in the phenomenal "Boys Over Flowers" TV series, the actress left a 7-page suicide note that accused her management agency of forcing her to attend drinking parties and provide sexual favors to journalists, prominent businessmen and entertainment agency officials.

Jang Ja Yeon | Photos courtesy of 21cb.net

After a police investigation in 2009, 2 people from Jang's agency were charged and convicted of minor offenses and given light sentences. These drew some doubts and intense criticisms.

Recently, 50 new handwritten diary-like letters sent to a friend over the course of many months which were allegedly written Jang Ja Yeon have surfaced. They contain names of 31 people whom the actress was forced to have sex with - some of the 31 names were already investigated by police in 2009 but were all acquitted.

Now, the case grew into a sensational scandal over who was on "Jang's list". The police are said to reopen an investigation of Jang's case after the authenticity of the letters will be determined.

Tuesday, March 8, 2011

DZMM to hold "Takbo Para sa Karunungan" on March 13

On March 13, 2011, ABS-CBN owned radio station DZMM will be holding a funrun called "Takbo Para sa Karunungan" to celebrate its silver anniversary. The event which will take place in Quirino Grandstand in Manila, aims to gather funds for the scholarships of 25 Ondoy victims.


Participants can choose among 3K, 5K, 10K and the special 25k categories. All runners will also have a chance to win cash prizes and trophies.

If you want to join, you can check out DZMM website, www.dzmm.com.ph.

The registration form, routes, and list of prizes and special awards for the DZMM Takbo Para sa Karunungan are ll available there.

100th International Women's Day (2011): “Equal Access to Education, Training and Science & Technology: Pathway to Decent Work for Women”

Today, March 8, 2011, marks the centenary celebration of the International Women's Day (IWD). Observed for the first time 100 years ago, the annual event is being held for women to inspire and in turn be motivated; an occasion to celebrate achievements and to toast her climb on the social ladder - although it was previously used to voice out the woes of women and claim their rights during its early years.

Photo courtesy of Socialistworld.net

Celebrated simultaneosly around the world, the theme for this year is “Equal access to education, training and science and technology: Pathway to decent work for women”.

In India, it has been reported that Air India will have an all-women crew on its 11 flights in celebration of the IWD 2011, which is their second time to have such an activity.

In the Philippines, several organizations have come up with events that promote the women’s causes including the following:

• "World March of Women-Philippines" which is sponsored by Women’s March and will be held on March 8, 2011 in Manila.

• "March 8 for RH" facilitated by
Manggagawang Kababaihan Mithi ay Paglaya's (MAKALAYA),will take place at St. Peter’s Church along Commonwealth Road in Quezon City.

• Announcement of winners of Female Network's Womanity Awards

Since it was established, a number of achivements have been made including:

• Women steadily working towards equal rights and equal opportunities and there seems to be a commendable improvement.

• More NGOs addressing women and their causes.

• Women politically more active now and therefore more women- friendly laws have been formed.

• Women leadership has increased right from grass root levels.

• Education of women is, by far, at its best.

• The management of women’s health has vastly improved. 6000 communities across Africa have abandoned female genital mutilation.

Monday, March 7, 2011

Bryanboy, trending on Yahoo! Know more about BB...

Many Noypis want to know about Bryanboy! He is currently the 4th trending topic on Yahoo! Philippines.

Here are some of the things I know about this Pinoy Pride!

Photo courtesy of Asianoffbeat.com

Bryanboy (pen name of Bryan Grey-Yambao) is a 24 year-old Filipino fashion blogger who made it BIG time in the fashion world. Used to be a web developer, he started a blog (Bryanboy.com) when he was 17 years old at his parent's home in Manila. Contains witty and sometimes b*tchy comments, his blog attracted not only fashion enthusiasts around the world but also some powerful people in the world of fashion including Marc Jacobs, Tanya Dziahileva, Alexandra Agoston, and Rachel Clark.

It appears that because of his blog, he is now based overseas and attends one fashion event after another, many times sitting front row beside elite fashion designers.

He recently was a subject of an exposé, when another blogger linked him to credit card fraud which said to finance his lifestyle abroad. However, BB recently revealed that he is earning $100,000 a year through advertisements and other gigs.

A year ago, he was also featured on Vogue! A handbag was also named after him by Marc Jacobs (the BB ostrich bag)!

WTG Bryanboy! :D

Philippine Military Academy Batch 2015 Cadets named, include 25 females

After an intensive process of selection, the Philippine Military Academy (PMA) - Office of the Cadet Admission has finally named the successful applicants who will be part of the PMA Batch 2015.

Photo courtesy of Baguioapartment.net

The 228 new cadets from all over the archipelago will be added to the current PMA population. The list include 25 women.

These incoming military students will be reporting to the Academy starting April 1, 2011 and will be freshmen in academic year 2011-2012.

Here is the list of successful applicants which will comprise the Philippine Military Academy Class of 2015:

Males:
1 ABIQUI, KRISTIAN DAEVE GELACIO
156 ROSAS ST., MINANGA SUR, SAN PABLO, ISABELA

2 ABIVA, PAUL JOSHUA FLORES
Q-1026-G SUPPORT GROUP, FORT DEL PILAR, BAGUIO CITY

3 ABUAN, PRIME ANGEL LOU MAGRILOS
PUROK 5, VINAPOR, CARMEN, AGUSAN DEL NORTE

4 ABUT, ROCKY JOHNSON ARELLANO
15 PACRIS ST., MASISIT, SANCHEZ MIRA, CAGAYAN

5 ACAB, HACKMONE GANIPIS
187 BROOKSPOINT, AURORA HILL, BAGUIO CITY

6 ACQUIAT, REYMON SEDANO
MAHARLIKA HIGHWAY, MALABBAC, IGUIG, CAGAYAN

7 AFRICA, RAYMART DIODINA
PUROK MALINAWON, LUN PADIDU, MALAPATAN, SARANGANI PROVINCE

8 AGARAO JR, ROGELIO ESPIÑA
PUROK 5 BRGY., NIJAGA, CALBAYOG CITY, SAMAR

9 AGBAYANI, LAURENCE MARK PAUSANOS
POBLACION, MANOLO FORTICH, BUKIDNON

10 AGUSTIN, CRISTIAN SANTOS
110 BRGY MELECIO MANGANAAN, MAYANTOC,TARLAC

11 ALFARO, JESTIN DELOS REYES
18 VETERANS AVE., ISABELA CITY, BASILAN

12 ANDOY, CYRONIEL ESTRERA
PUROK VIOLETA, BRGY DIST 29, ORMOC CITY

13 AQUINO, HILARIE CEBLANO
430 CABREIROS, BRGY 5, TAFT, EASTERN SAMAR

14 AQUINO, JAN ARIS CABAUATAN
43 BRONZE ST., SSS VILLAGE, CONCEPCION DOS, MARIKINA CITY

15 ARAO, HIAN DARYL DANAO
17A ADDATU ST., CATAGGAMAN VIEJO, TUGUEGARAO CITY

16 ARCANO, MATEUS SANTOS
840 SISA ST., SAMPALOC, MANILA

17 ARGUELLES, JEROME ACE KRISTOFFER DELA CRUZ
61 SAINT MARYS ST., MARICABAN, PASAY CITY

18 ASIA, BENJO ESSA ATENCION
B4 L36 LEDESCO VILLAGE, BRGY CUBAY, ILOILO CITY

19 AURELIO, LAURENCE ANTHONY SULIBA
B -134 SANTOL COR., YAKAL ST., SAN MIGUEL, TARLAC

20 AWINGAN, GARY OWABAN
MASLA, TADIAN, MOUNTAIN PROVINCE

21 BACANI, GLENN GERARD PODIQUIT
119B MACAPUNO ST., BRGY BALINGASA, QUEZON CITY

22 BACSAIN, JOHN PAUL ATANACIO
028 CANUTO ST., SAN ANTONIO, PILI, CAMARINES SUR

23 BAHJIN, MOHAMMAD KHALIL IKBALA
53 CANDIDO ST., TETUTAN, ZAMBOANGA CITY

24 BAMBICO, JOHN DENVER SALINTO
AMBARACAO NORTE, NAGUILIAN, LA UNION

25 BANILA, JOMEL GARCIA
TAMBOBONG, DASOL, PANGASINAN

26 BANUELOS, JHEFREY PAGENTE
B5 L5 AFP, EP VILLAGE, PHASE 1, PINAGSAMA, TAGUIG CITY

27 BAUTISTA, RAM JOSHUA MAGSAYSAY
PHASE 6A, NO. 4, PRES AVE., BF HOMES, PARAÑAQUE CITY

28 BAYUCAN, REGIMAR LIZARTE
831 TERESA ST., ERMITA, MANILA

29 BELARDO, FRANCIS BOHOL
BRGY ASTORGA, DARAM, SAMAR

30 BERAN JR, JOEL ENOLVA
5632-B TAGAK ST., CLARK AIRBASE, ANGELES CITY, PAMPANGA

31 BETONG, BRYX LEE SAD-AYAN
314 - C LOWER MAGSAYSAY EVE., BAGUIO CITY

32 BILLENA, GERSHOM MELICADO
016 RIZAL ST., MABRIZ, MAASIN, ILOILO

33 BOUAZZI, ANWAR FABIO CABUYAO
BLK 5A, LOT 14, KALAYAAN VILLAGE, PASAY CITY

34 BUENO, JONATHAN ROLDAN
ARINAAR ST., AGLIPAY, RIZAL, NUEVA ECIJA

35 BUKING, HENRY BRENT BETE
170 RIVERSIDE, TANDANG SORA ST., CAMDAS, BAGUIO CITY

36 BULANHAGUI, REMAR BULANHAGUI
197 ILAT NORTH, SAN PASCUAL, BATANGAS

37 BUTALE, BILVER FELIPE
62 LAMTANG PUGUIS, LA TRINIDAD, BENGUET

38 CABBIGAT, MADIMA MAGGAN
POBLACION, BANAUE, IFUGAO

39 CABIGAS, MARK JOHN LOPEZ
355 UPPER PULACAN, LABANGAN, ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR

40 CACABILOS, RHAMEL CANGAS
79 INT GUMAMELA ST., CAMP TINIO, CABANATUAN CTY

41 CALAYAG, CHRISTIAN KENNET ILAGAN
36 BILLONES COMP., PAYNA ST.,VETERANS VILLAGE, PROJ 7, QUEZON CITY

42 CANDIA, LAWRENCE TOLEDO
294 CSF SUBD., DAANG AMAYA, TANZA, CAVITE

43 CANTOR, BENJAMIN JOHN PADAOAN
002 PUROK 12, UPPER PINGET, BAGUIO CITY

44 CARIÑO JR, RENATO AURELLANO
805-A ROAD 4, EP VILLAGE, CAMP AGUINALDO, QUEZON CITY

45 CASTILLO, JONEL GUERZON
BLK 2 LOT 89, EP HOUSING, PH 2, PINAGSAMA, TAGUIG CITY

46 CATA-AN, GEOFFREY PETA
STO NIÑO COMPOUND, PAGASA, BONGAO, TAWI-TAWI

47 CATAMEO, ISRAEL MENDOZA
126 P BURGOS ST., SAN ISIDRO, TANAY, RIZAL

48 CERDEÑA, HARVY INOCENCIO
P-4 BONBON, BUTUAN CITY

49 CHOYCAWEN, TOM SANO
11 PUROK 4 PINSAO PILOT PROJECT, BAGUIO CITY

50 CORONEL JR, ROGELIO ARANETA
1ST ST., VIRGO SUBD., ROSARY HTS., COTABATO CITY

51 CORPUZ, JAHMALIEL MAGUDDAYAO
5474-A TOMCAT ST., CLARK AIR BASE, PAMPANGA

52 CORRE, KEVIN CALIWAN
SAN JOSE ST. BRGY 08, GEN. MAC ARTHUR, EASTERN SAMAR

53 CORREA, DEXTER CAMBA
P-9 DANIPAS, LABISMA, BISLIG CITY

54 DAGOHOY, WELL JEAN NARANGA
PRK OLD BARRIO BRGY STA ROSA, MURCIA, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL

55 DAGOHOY JR, ALEXANDER RABAÑO
LOT 9 BLK 4 SUNRISE VILLAGE, PADADA, DAVAO DEL SUR

56 DANGANAN, JAN KLYDE BLAIRE TENEDERO
33 SECTOR III, ST ANTHONY ST., DOMINICAN HILL, BAGUIO CITY

57 DARIA, MARK JOSEPH CABANIT
019 PANATANG 3, BANGAR, LA UNION

58 DARIA JR, EDUARDO CASEM
E9 SAN AGUSTIN ST., PINAGBUHATAN, PASIG CITY

59 DE CASTRO, MARK NICO NUEVA
B16L4 VILLA DE LIPA, MARAWOY, LIPA CITY

60 DE GUZMAN, ROBERT ROYCE MARTINEZ
172 TAMBAC, BAYAMBANG, PANGASINAN

61 DE JESUS, JUNE SAMSON
BLOCK 18 LOT 15 VILLA KARANGAHAN SUBD., CALAUAG, NAGA CITY

62 DE POLONIA, RAY BENEDICT CATOLOS
12 B BACUD ST., UGAC NORTE, TUGUEGARAO CITY, CAGAYAN

63 DELA CRUZ, RENIEL BANAYAG
BRGY PALHI, BAYBAY CITY, LEYTE

64 DIZON, GENESIS SALVADOR
BLK 1 STA MARIA, ZAMBOANGA CITY

65 DOLLENTE, RAMCES IAN TAYONA
POLO, IBAJAY, AKLAN

66 DOLOTALLAS, MARK NHELL MALANGEN
B2 L98 REGAL HOMES, ALAPAN 1-A, IMUS, CAVITE

67 DOMOCMAT, DAREL DAGUSEN
FD 169 PINES PARK, KM-4, BALILI, LA TRINIDAD, BENGUET

68 DUROPAN I, MHARBEN SAGARINO
BARRA, MACABALAN, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY

69 ENOLVA JR, CARMELO REVILLA
CONCEPCION KISANTE, MAKILALA, COTABATO

70 ESCAÑO, LOVEN RAMOS
B13 L36 ACACIA ST., VILLA POZORRUBIO, POZORRUBIO, PANGASINAN

71 ESPERANZA, KIM MANUEL LERIO
PHASE 6, GAMAO SUBDIVISION, PANABO CITY

72 ESTABILLO, ESTEWARD JONES MAGLANGIT
SITIO CENTRO, BOBON FIRST, CAMILING, TARLAC

73 ESTIOKO, ROBERT CHARLES PECAHE
460 T DELOS SANTOS, POB SOUTH, SCIENCE CITY OF MUÑOZ

74 ESTRELLA, JOHN PATRICK LLAVANES
57-B RECTO ST., VILLAMOR AIRBASE, PASAY CITY

75 ESTUR, JOHN WISDOM GACOSTA
PHASE 2 BLOCK 19 LOT 9 SEABREEZE HOMES, CABID-AN, SORSOGON CITY

76 EVIOTA, RINZE MARRION DEMONTE VERDE
4793 3RD ST., MACTAN BENITO EBUEN AIR BASE, LAPU - LAPU CITY, CEBU

77 FERANIEL, EUGENE EGE
UPPER CAMANDAGAN, BRGY. MANINIHON, BAYAWAN CITY, NEGROS ORIENTAL

78 FERRER, MACK-AR ELMAGA
70 BAGONG PAG-ASA, FAMY, LAGUNA

79 FIGUERAS, DANIELO PEODOS
GENOMOAN, LOON, BOHOL

80 FRANCISCO, JAEL GICA
ZONE III-C, DIVISORIA, ZAMBOANGA CITY

81 FRANCISCO, MIGMAR BERNPED SANTOS
7006, PUROK 7, KIAS, BAGUIO CITY

82 FUENTES, LESTER CHAD CALUYA
204 ZONE-2, COLANDA, IPONAN, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY

83 GABAY JR, RIZALDY FLORES
9 PARAISO ST., ZONE 6 CENTRAL, TAGUIG CITY

84 GABITA, CHRISTIAN PABILLONAR
BLK 46 MALUNGGAY ST., TUMANA, MARIKINA CITY

85 GACAYAN, LEONARD ALLAN CORREA
84 BUGAYONG, BINALONAN, PANGASINAN

86 GAITERA JR, LEO COOPER
PUROK 8, BRGY TIBANGA, ILIGAN CITY

87 GALLON, NATHANIEL BUYCO
NAYONG BAUTISTA, BASA AIRBASE, FLORIDABLANCA, PAMPANGA

88 GALO, EVRAM JAN ISRAEL CHAPA
STOCADA ST., POB., KAPATAGAN, LANAO DEL NORTE

89 GARCE, CRISTIAN MHARK EGUIA
20 IMELDA, NAGUILIAN, LA UNION

90 GARCIA, MARK JASON GONZALES
SAN BENITO SUR, ARINGAY, LA UNION

91 GAUTANE, GEN ADRIAN MALACAD
33-EGL JAENA ST., WEST REMBO, MAKATI CITY

92 GENORAGA, ALLEN JUN AMAR
125 ECOLS ST., BRGY COMMONWEALTH, QUEZON CITY

93 GINES, MARLON AIRWIN LAPEÑA
MONCE ST., SOUTH POBLACION, DIPACULAO, AURORA

94 GONZAGA, PERRY JOHN GICA
P-3, TONGANTONGAN, VALENCIA CITY, BUKIDNON

95 GUMILAB JR, IGNACIO SAPYONG
29 - A HONEYMOON RD., BAGUIO CITY

96 GUTIERREZ, RAMSEY DEL ROSARIO
38 B PRK 3 SINOT ST., PINSAO PILOT, BAGUIO CITY

97 HABON, BRIAN ESPIRITU
PILA EAST, STA LUCIA, ILOCOS SUR

98 HASIGAN, JOHNREY LABACO
QUEZON, POBLACION, BAGUMBAYAN, SULTAN KUDARAT

99 IGNACIO, JERICHO JAMES TOLENTINO
10 R GAPUD ST., METROCOR HOMES, PH IV, LAS PIÑAS CITY

100 IMPERIAL, MICHAEL BARBONIO
366 ZONE 7, SAN ISIDRO, MAGARAO, CAMARINES SUR

101 JIMENEZ, HECTOR DAN JAVIERTO
3RD DOOR RECABO APT., ACACIA ST., CARMEN, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY

102 JIMENEZ, FEBRYAN GREGORIO
113 STA ROSA ST, LIBSONG EAST, LINGAYEN, PANGASINAN

103 JUMAWAN, JOHN VIANNEY GAYORGOR
PANGANIBAN ST., BRGY 2, ISABELA, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL

104 LADISLAO, JEFFREY LAUREANO
340 SAN ISIDRO SUR, BINMALEY, PANGASINAN

105 LAGULA, DANJO PINES
BURGOS, NATIVIDAD, PANGASINAN

106 LAPUZ, ROSS FRANCIS CAMILA
219 STA RITA, CABIAO, NUEVA ECIJA

107 LARIOSA, JAN PAOLO GONZALES
BLK 78 LOT 22 ROSALINA III, BRGY PALIOK, TALOMO, DAVAO DEL SUR

108 LAROT, ELROY GENELZA
HELEN, LARENA, SIQUIJOR

109 LAXA, DARELL BUTCH ERO TAGUIAM
ZONE 3, TAGUNTUNGAN, BAGGAO, CAGAYAN

110 LO, ASHBY VICAR GALILA
TABUC SUBA, HOSKYN, JORDAN, GUIMARAS

111 LONIEGO, JAKE LEONARD RETIZA
GILDA SUBD., GUIHING, HAGONOY, DAVAO DELSUR

112 LOPEZ, ARJAY CABALLES
L22 B323 ORIOLE ST., BRGY RIZAL, MAKATI CITY

113 LUIS, DANIEL VIAN FABROS
9 WASHINGTON SQUARE, MERVILLE PARK, PARANAQUE CITY

114 LUMAYAG, RONNEL DAPEROC
PUROK 1, POBLACION, SALVADOR, LANAO DEL NORTE

115 LUMBAB, KEVIN ROGER MONTECILLO
STO NIÑO, POBLACION, SOGOD, CEBU

116 MABBORANG, PATRICK VIERNES
9030A ROSAL ST., BRGY 599, STA MESA, MANILA

117 MACABITAS, RONEL VINCENT PETINES
25TH AVE. BRGY BAGONG LIPUNAN, CUBAO, QUEZON CITY

118 MACION, EDUARD VAN REYNALD SANZ
BRGY. VILLA KANANGA, BUTUAN CITY

119 MAGNO, JUN PERRY SURIBA
037 RIZAL ST., POBLACION, LUPON, DAVAO ORIENTAL

120 MANAHAN, VYRON NAVARRETE
B6 L5 ISRAEL ST BARCELONA 4,BUHAY NA TUBIG, IMUS, CAVITE

121 MANASAN, CARLO VICTOR DADOR
1735 DIAMANTE ST., STA ANA, MANILA

122 MANUEL, ANGELO POSADAS
9 - A FALCATAN ST., TETUAN, ZAMBOANGA CITY

123 MARTINEZ, ARWI CHIDAY
04 LOAKAN PROPER, BAGUIO CITY

124 MARTINEZ, MARJANT LOU ANGELES
CASSANOVA ST., DIZON VILLAGE, TAMBO, LIPA CITY

125 MARTIRES, MIZAR BAME IBAÑEZ
BRGY. BAGACAY, TACLOBAN CITY, LEYTE

126 MASCARIÑAS, JUNO ISRAEL LUCY
721 MRB BLDG, PILOT DRIVE COMMONWEALTH, QUEZON CITY

127 MATAMPAC, JETT BUICO
PUSOK, LAPU-LAPU CITY

128 MATAS, SERWIN ENDIABLE
PUROK BOLINAO, DAWIS, DIGOS CITY

129 MAYORES, DENVER CABRERA
103 TAGUMPAY ST., BRGY. SINDALAN, SAN FERNANDO, PAMPANGA

130 MEDINA, JANN NATIVIDAD
18 SIAPNO ROAD, PACDAL, BAGUIO CITY

131 MIGUEL, ALLEN JOE MIGUEL
BLK F-8 LOT 15 STA CRISTINA 1, DAS MARIÑAS, CAVITE

132 MILITAR, DAN ERIC MENDEZ
B13 L37 PII A3 HASA-HASA ST., D-DAGATAN, MALABON CITY

133 MIRAR, JOHN SUELLO
158 ZONE 3 PATAG, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY

134 MITRA, RAMON ADELLO
CASTILLO, PADRE GARCIA, BATANGAS

135 MONDALA, MARC MONSOUR DE LEON
P34-038-11ST BRGY 183, VILLAMOR, PASAY CITY

136 MORALES, HARVEY MANGAHAS
PUROK 3, SUMANDIG, SAN ILDEFONSO, BULACAN

137 MORENO, ARNEL MALIPAY
PUROK STO NIÑO, BATOBATO, SAN ISIDRO, DAVAO ORIENTAL

138 MORENO, RICHARD ANTHONY DOMINGO
0094 SAN PIOQUINTO, MALVAR, BATANGAS

139 NALLIW, DANIEL GARIBAY
MAGULON, LAMUT, IFUGAO

140 OLAGUER, JOEY LIMJUCO
2055 BRGY OLD CABALAN, OLONGAPO CITY

141 ORALLO, FRANCISCO JR SIBAL
19-A MAGUDDAYAO ST., UGAC NORTE, TUGUEGARAO CITY

142 PABLO, MICHAEL TABIGA
PUROK 7, SIBSIB, TULUNAN, NORTH COTABATO

143 PABLO, STEVE QUINTOS
NAGUEY, ATOK, BENGUET

144 PADERNAL JR, EDUARDO ZAPANSA
21 GEN DELGADO ST., HILDA VILLAGE, TANDANG SORA, QUEZON CITY

145 PADROGADO, JOEY BONES
PUROK 2, GUINTICGAN, CARLES,ILOILO

146 PAGKANLUNGAN, MARK RODRIGUEZ
SOUTH POBLACION, PAMPANG, KAYAPA, NUEVA VIZCAYA

147 PASCUA, KIET JOHN NELVIS
57 POGONLOMBOY, MANGATAREM, PANGASINAN

148 PASCULADO, JAY-AR ARAMBULA
BRGY 5, DATU PANAS, BUUG, ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY

149 PAYOMO, GIOVANNI VALDEZ
CAPANTOLAN, SUAL, PANGASINAN

150 PAYOSALAN, DWIGHT KENT DURBAN
P-4, BRGY MAHOGANY, BUTUAN CITY

151 PEDRASA, JOSE MA VICTOR PADILLA
27 APARTMENT 6, AVELINO ST., GUISAD, BAGUIO CITY

152 PELAYO, JERICO MIRANDILLA
35-A TALANAY, BATASAN HILLS, QUEZON CITY

153 PEÑA, LEONARD JOSHUA NEBRE
17 TANGWAY, LIPA CITY, BATANGAS

154 PEREZ, CARL JASON PARARUAN
25 PARAIRO ST., ST JOHN, GUIMBA, NUEVA ECIJA

155 PEPITO III, ANACLITO GABISAY
ZONE 5 PATAG, CAMP EVANGELISTA, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY

156 PIEDAD JR, EDUARDO DURAY
130 URBIZTONDO ST., MADRID, SURIGAO DEL SUR

157 POBLADOR JR, PATRICIO ALIPUSTAIN
27 BONIFACIO, BRGY 6, MENDEZ, CAVITE

158 PODADERA, JOSEPH AUSAN
17 PRES QUIRINO EXT., PH-15, SIGNAL VILLAGE, TAGUIG CITY

159 PON, KEVIN ANGELO REMONDE
LOT 6 BLK 13, NEW HOUSING, TUBIG-BOH, BONGAO, TAWI-TAWI

160 PONCARDAS, NATHANIEL YBAÑEZ
PUROK 3 22-A, GINGOOG CITY

161 PORTUS, JOHN ISRAEL CACANANDO
40 SAN AGUSTIN, IBAAN, BATANGAS

162 QUITAYEN, REMUEL SOLAS
BLK 3 LOT 3 ST JHUDIEL, TUYAN, NAGA, CEBU

163 RAMOS, CLYDE VINCENT DELGADO
RIZAL SUBD., PUROK MAGAYON, POBLACION, NORALA, SOUTH COTABATO

164 RAMOS, LAYMART MERCADO
061 SINTORISAN, SAN ANTONIO, QUEZON

165 RAMOS III, NORBERTO CORPUZ
3267 MARIGOLD ST., ROCK 9 VILLAGE II, TABANG, PLARIDEL, BULACAN

166 REGIDOR, ARJAY PABILANDO
LABOY, MATNOG, SORSOGON

167 REGIS, PAOLO DOMINIC MANTARING
A4 BAHAY CARIDAD, BRGY DONA IMELDA, QUEZON CITY

168 REONAL, ALEX REGIS
TALONGOG, OAS, ALBAY

169 RIVERA, IVAN GABRIEL ZARAGOZA
11 LEONOR RIVERA ST., GUISAD, BAGUIO CITY

170 ROMAN, NEIL PATRICK CUNANAN
240 STA RITA, MACABEBE, PAMPANGA

171 RULLODA, JEREMIAH DIAZ
LAUREL ST., POBLACION, ARINGAY, LA UNION

172 RUMINGQUET, JANN REGOR VALERIO
12 P. GOMEZ ST, BRGY 2, PASUQUIN, ILOCOS NORTE

173 SAJULAN, ARIEL OLAER
SAWANG, GUINDULMAN, BOHOL

174 SALDUA JR, ESTELITO PUNZALAN
146 MOJON TAMPOY, SAN JOSE, BATANGAS

175 SALES, JULIUS CALINISLI
PUROK 5 VILLARICA, MIDSAYAP, COTABATO

176 SANCHEZ, FELIX NATHANIEL LABANG
CARPIO SUBD., KM 6, BUHANGIN, DAVAO CITY

177 SHALEY, RAYMOND ABANTE
114 PUROK 1 HAPPY HOLLOW, BAGUIO CITY

178 SIVILA, MARK GIL ARRIOLA
408 MONDRAGON ST., POBLACION, KIAMBA, SARANGANI

179 SOLAYAO, JESSON LABADO
BRGY SAN JOSE, HINAPANGAN, SAMAR

180 SUR, JETT MEDIATRIX BRYAN MIJARES
480 MAJOR KARE ST., FERNANDO AIRBASE, LIPA CITY

181 TABION, KEVIN CESAR DAYONDON
PUROK 10 RIVERA ST., POBLACION, TUPI, SOUTH COTABATO

182 TAC-AN, KAIZANN DAVID BAYONA
5 SOCORRO, DE LEON AVE, BUENSUCESO III, MARCELO, PARANAQUE CITY

183 TALCO, ARVIN CLARK CARBAQUIL
RIZAL ST., BRGY WEST, CANDONI, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL

184 TALI, STEVEN GABICA
C-1080 LOWER CALARIAN, BRGY KAMPUNG ISLAM, ZAMBOANGA CITY

185 TARAYAO, NIKO ANGELO CALAPOTO
NGARAG, CABAGAN, ISABELA

186 TENEBRO, ELLYSON PALMA
POBLACION, BATOBATO, SAN ISIDRO, DAVAO ORIENTAL

187 TEVES, JUSTINE RIGOR BARNEGO
BRGY STO ANGEL, DUMALAG, CAPIZ

188 TIPAY, CHRISTIAN CHALZ RAMOS
53 STO DOMINGO, TARLAC CITY

189 TORRECAMPO, KEVIN ROSERO
106 YELLOWBELLE ST., WONDERLAND TOWNHOMES, JP RIZAL ST.,
MANDALUYONG CITY

190 TOVERA, DAVID MARTIN RAMOS
215 MANGGAHAN, STA MARIA, BULACAN

191 UMALI, ANDREW LAYLO
0455 PUROK 4, BANAYBANAY, LIPA CITY

192 UNTAL, JEORGE GERICK CRUZ
SITIO ALIGTOS, CAPOYUAN, BARBAZA, ANTIQUE

193 VALES, IAN REY MANGCOPA
301 PUROK 4A, POBLACION, TAGBINA, SURIGAO DEL SUR

194 VALLEJERA, JOHN KENNETH MARFIL
34 SAMPAGUITA ST., PH 6-A-1 PACITA COMPLEX I, SAN PEDRO, LAGUNA

195 VERZOSA, KELVIN ABALOS
170 SAN GONZALO, LABRADOR, PANGASINAN

196 VERZOSA, MARK JOSEPH BANSAG
209 LIGAY ST., ESTANZA, LINGAYEN, PANGASINAN

197 VILLAMOR, JUN REY EUGENIO
B30 L6 PHASE II, PINAGSAMA VILLAGE, TAGUIG CITY

198 VILLANUEVA, GABRIEL PAOLO CARINGAL
29 KAMAGONG ST., VILLA MAGDALENA, SAN PASCUAL, BATANGAS

199 VILLANUEVA, LUIS ANTONIO MALLARI
19 B DR GRACIA ST., SUMILANG, PASIG CITY

200 VILLANUEVA, BRIAN SALISE
ANAS SUBD., LAGAO, GENERAL SANTOS CITY

201 WAKIT, WAYLON PUCOL
DUCOT, UCAB, ITOGON, BENGUET

202 YAMSON, MANSUR LAZARTE
23-16 NORWAY ST., SAN MARINO, SALAWAG, DAS MARIÑAS, CAVITE

203 ZERNA, DAVID KARL MARTINEZ
TABUC BRGY SAN ISIDRO, TANJAY CITY, NEGROS ORIENTAL


Females:
1 ABLANEDA, RHEA NOLASCO
PESCADOR ST., PUROK 1, BRGY 7, MERCEDES, CAMARINES NORTE

2 BIANAN, ELAYE BERNADET ANTONIO
VALLEDOR 2 SUBD., WESCOM ROAD, PUERTO PRINCESA CITY

3 BRAGADO, MANILYN BARROGA
443 ESPA SUBD., POBLACION, KIAMBA, SARANGANI

4 BUENAVENTURA, JEAN CASTRO
363 BALUBARAN ST., CAPIHAN, SAN RAFAEL, BULACAN

5 CAMPOSANO, JUL LAIZA ESPONJA
VILLAMOR ST., POBLACION, TULUNAN, COTABATO

6 CASTILLO, PAMELA MARIE TUBIGAN
084 S L TUBIGAN ST., SICO, LIPA CITY

7 CORTEZ, JESSA MAE LIBERIO
ATIS ST., MANATAD VILL, POLOMOLOK, SOUTH COTABATO

8 DALISAY, MARIA ALESSANDRA MATAWARAN
14 MAGAT SALAMAT ST., BRGY BAGUMBUHAY, PROJ 4, QUEZON CITY

9 DALISAY, MARIA INDIRA SIGRED PONTICA
SIGNAL VILLAGE, SAMPALOC, TANAY, RIZAL

10 DAGOHOY, WELL JEAN NARANGA
PRK OLD BARRIO, BRGY STA ROSA, MURCIA, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL

11 DE LEÑA, KIMBERLY DOTON
BLK 220, LOT 3, DAFFODIL ST., PEMBO, MAKATI CITY

12 JOCSON, MA. DEBBIE LOUIS VIDAL
B 651, ROAD 2, BRGY CAMP AGUINALDO, QUEZON CITY

13 MABBORANG, JOMAICA BACCAY
491 MABAZZA ST., LEMU SUR, ENRILE, CAGAYAN

14 MAHOR, CESLY AINE ESTABILLO
24 SARREAL ST., SAN CARLOS, MARIVELES,BATAAN

15 MARASIGAN, DANA JUNEDEE CHAVEZ
5500 E-D GOMEZ ST., BRGY TEJEROS, MAKATI CITY

16 MASCARIÑA, MARIE ELAINE QUINSAY
LOT 102, CLUSTER I, BAGONG NAYON, ANTIPOLO CITY

17 RAMAS, MA. OPHELIA GRACE CABILAN
AQUARIUS DRIVE, KAUSWAGAN, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY

18 ROARING, JINKY REBANAL
12 HALCON ST, TOWN & COUNTRY HILLS SUBD., BRGY INARAWAN, ANTIPOLO CITY

19 SAMPAYAN, MICHELLE ANN CARTILLA
CAMP LUKBAN, MAULONG, CATBALOGAN, SAMAR

20 SANTOS, MARIA GRACIA SALUDO
BLK 3, L8, P3, AREA-7, V-G SUBD., TACLOBAN CITY

21 SITCHON, NADDINE QUIRIMIT
BRGY. CAYANGA, SAN FABIAN, PANGASINAN

22 VILLAGANTOL, JOLEEN ALBA
78 CAMP FERMIN LIRA, JR, BRGY WEST, GENERAL SANTOS CITY

23 VILLALUZ, RACHELLE MARIE CORNEJO
07 ROMULO BUCAG ST.,SAN FERMIN, CAUAYAN CITY, ISABELA

24 WAYTAN, PAULINE MARIE SAGASAG
47 MANG-OS ROAD, IRISAN, BAGUIO CITY

25 YMBONG, CAROL ANNIE BALMORES
1862 MACOPA ST., BRGY DADIANGAS NORTH, GENERAL SANTOS CITY

Female Alternates:

1 BASBAS, AILYN VILLARIN
ZONE 3 FUNDADO, CANAMAN, CAMARINES SUR

2 CAIMOY, KRUSHIYA CAROLINE RUMA
VIZCAA, BRGY. MATIBAY, LAMITANBASILAN

3 BAYLON, JENNY ROSE ANGCAYA
079 MAITIM II WEST, TAGAYTAY CITY

4 AMONARES, ANNAFE CLAIRE PATINGAN
PUROK IPIL-IPIL, BRGY SAT ROSA, MURCIA, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL

5 UMBAO, KIMBERLY LOPEZ
B16 L3 REGINA VILLE, BRGY INOCENCIO, TRECE MARTIRES CITY

Note: Female alternates listed by priority shall become a primary candidate to fill-in gaps for female quota/listing in case the primary candidate will not be considered due to some other reasons as stated on the AFP Rules and Regulations as well as the policies and procedures governing the Cadet Procurement.

Monday, February 28, 2011

PMA Class 2015 Cadets List Released

After a long and intensive process of deliberation and selection made by the Philippine Military Academy (PMA) Cadet Procurement Board, the PMA Office of the Cadet Admission (OCA) has released the names of successful applicants who will be part of the PMA Class of 2015.


A total of 228 new cadets including 25 females will be added to the current PMA population. These incoming military students will be reporting to the Academy starting April 1, 2011.

Here is the list of successful applicants which will comprise the PMA Class of 2015:

Males:
1 ABIQUI, KRISTIAN DAEVE GELACIO
156 ROSAS ST., MINANGA SUR, SAN PABLO, ISABELA

2 ABIVA, PAUL JOSHUA FLORES
Q-1026-G SUPPORT GROUP, FORT DEL PILAR, BAGUIO CITY

3 ABUAN, PRIME ANGEL LOU MAGRILOS
PUROK 5, VINAPOR, CARMEN, AGUSAN DEL NORTE

4 ABUT, ROCKY JOHNSON ARELLANO
15 PACRIS ST., MASISIT, SANCHEZ MIRA, CAGAYAN

5 ACAB, HACKMONE GANIPIS
187 BROOKSPOINT, AURORA HILL, BAGUIO CITY

6 ACQUIAT, REYMON SEDANO
MAHARLIKA HIGHWAY, MALABBAC, IGUIG, CAGAYAN

7 AFRICA, RAYMART DIODINA
PUROK MALINAWON, LUN PADIDU, MALAPATAN, SARANGANI PROVINCE

8 AGARAO JR, ROGELIO ESPIÑA
PUROK 5 BRGY., NIJAGA, CALBAYOG CITY, SAMAR

9 AGBAYANI, LAURENCE MARK PAUSANOS
POBLACION, MANOLO FORTICH, BUKIDNON

10 AGUSTIN, CRISTIAN SANTOS
110 BRGY MELECIO MANGANAAN, MAYANTOC,TARLAC

11 ALFARO, JESTIN DELOS REYES
18 VETERANS AVE., ISABELA CITY, BASILAN

12 ANDOY, CYRONIEL ESTRERA
PUROK VIOLETA, BRGY DIST 29, ORMOC CITY

13 AQUINO, HILARIE CEBLANO
430 CABREIROS, BRGY 5, TAFT, EASTERN SAMAR

14 AQUINO, JAN ARIS CABAUATAN
43 BRONZE ST., SSS VILLAGE, CONCEPCION DOS, MARIKINA CITY

15 ARAO, HIAN DARYL DANAO
17A ADDATU ST., CATAGGAMAN VIEJO, TUGUEGARAO CITY

16 ARCANO, MATEUS SANTOS
840 SISA ST., SAMPALOC, MANILA

17 ARGUELLES, JEROME ACE KRISTOFFER DELA CRUZ
61 SAINT MARYS ST., MARICABAN, PASAY CITY

18 ASIA, BENJO ESSA ATENCION
B4 L36 LEDESCO VILLAGE, BRGY CUBAY, ILOILO CITY

19 AURELIO, LAURENCE ANTHONY SULIBA
B -134 SANTOL COR., YAKAL ST., SAN MIGUEL, TARLAC

20 AWINGAN, GARY OWABAN
MASLA, TADIAN, MOUNTAIN PROVINCE

21 BACANI, GLENN GERARD PODIQUIT
119B MACAPUNO ST., BRGY BALINGASA, QUEZON CITY

22 BACSAIN, JOHN PAUL ATANACIO
028 CANUTO ST., SAN ANTONIO, PILI, CAMARINES SUR

23 BAHJIN, MOHAMMAD KHALIL IKBALA
53 CANDIDO ST., TETUTAN, ZAMBOANGA CITY

24 BAMBICO, JOHN DENVER SALINTO
AMBARACAO NORTE, NAGUILIAN, LA UNION

25 BANILA, JOMEL GARCIA
TAMBOBONG, DASOL, PANGASINAN

26 BANUELOS, JHEFREY PAGENTE
B5 L5 AFP, EP VILLAGE, PHASE 1, PINAGSAMA, TAGUIG CITY

27 BAUTISTA, RAM JOSHUA MAGSAYSAY
PHASE 6A, NO. 4, PRES AVE., BF HOMES, PARAÑAQUE CITY

28 BAYUCAN, REGIMAR LIZARTE
831 TERESA ST., ERMITA, MANILA

29 BELARDO, FRANCIS BOHOL
BRGY ASTORGA, DARAM, SAMAR

30 BERAN JR, JOEL ENOLVA
5632-B TAGAK ST., CLARK AIRBASE, ANGELES CITY, PAMPANGA

31 BETONG, BRYX LEE SAD-AYAN
314 - C LOWER MAGSAYSAY EVE., BAGUIO CITY

32 BILLENA, GERSHOM MELICADO
016 RIZAL ST., MABRIZ, MAASIN, ILOILO

33 BOUAZZI, ANWAR FABIO CABUYAO
BLK 5A, LOT 14, KALAYAAN VILLAGE, PASAY CITY

34 BUENO, JONATHAN ROLDAN
ARINAAR ST., AGLIPAY, RIZAL, NUEVA ECIJA

35 BUKING, HENRY BRENT BETE
170 RIVERSIDE, TANDANG SORA ST., CAMDAS, BAGUIO CITY

36 BULANHAGUI, REMAR BULANHAGUI
197 ILAT NORTH, SAN PASCUAL, BATANGAS

37 BUTALE, BILVER FELIPE
62 LAMTANG PUGUIS, LA TRINIDAD, BENGUET

38 CABBIGAT, MADIMA MAGGAN
POBLACION, BANAUE, IFUGAO

39 CABIGAS, MARK JOHN LOPEZ
355 UPPER PULACAN, LABANGAN, ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR

40 CACABILOS, RHAMEL CANGAS
79 INT GUMAMELA ST., CAMP TINIO, CABANATUAN CTY

41 CALAYAG, CHRISTIAN KENNET ILAGAN
36 BILLONES COMP., PAYNA ST.,VETERANS VILLAGE, PROJ 7, QUEZON CITY

42 CANDIA, LAWRENCE TOLEDO
294 CSF SUBD., DAANG AMAYA, TANZA, CAVITE

43 CANTOR, BENJAMIN JOHN PADAOAN
002 PUROK 12, UPPER PINGET, BAGUIO CITY

44 CARIÑO JR, RENATO AURELLANO
805-A ROAD 4, EP VILLAGE, CAMP AGUINALDO, QUEZON CITY

45 CASTILLO, JONEL GUERZON
BLK 2 LOT 89, EP HOUSING, PH 2, PINAGSAMA, TAGUIG CITY

46 CATA-AN, GEOFFREY PETA
STO NIÑO COMPOUND, PAGASA, BONGAO, TAWI-TAWI

47 CATAMEO, ISRAEL MENDOZA
126 P BURGOS ST., SAN ISIDRO, TANAY, RIZAL

48 CERDEÑA, HARVY INOCENCIO
P-4 BONBON, BUTUAN CITY

49 CHOYCAWEN, TOM SANO
11 PUROK 4 PINSAO PILOT PROJECT, BAGUIO CITY

50 CORONEL JR, ROGELIO ARANETA
1ST ST., VIRGO SUBD., ROSARY HTS., COTABATO CITY

51 CORPUZ, JAHMALIEL MAGUDDAYAO
5474-A TOMCAT ST., CLARK AIR BASE, PAMPANGA

52 CORRE, KEVIN CALIWAN
SAN JOSE ST. BRGY 08, GEN. MAC ARTHUR, EASTERN SAMAR

53 CORREA, DEXTER CAMBA
P-9 DANIPAS, LABISMA, BISLIG CITY

54 DAGOHOY, WELL JEAN NARANGA
PRK OLD BARRIO BRGY STA ROSA, MURCIA, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL

55 DAGOHOY JR, ALEXANDER RABAÑO
LOT 9 BLK 4 SUNRISE VILLAGE, PADADA, DAVAO DEL SUR

56 DANGANAN, JAN KLYDE BLAIRE TENEDERO
33 SECTOR III, ST ANTHONY ST., DOMINICAN HILL, BAGUIO CITY

57 DARIA, MARK JOSEPH CABANIT
019 PANATANG 3, BANGAR, LA UNION

58 DARIA JR, EDUARDO CASEM
E9 SAN AGUSTIN ST., PINAGBUHATAN, PASIG CITY

59 DE CASTRO, MARK NICO NUEVA
B16L4 VILLA DE LIPA, MARAWOY, LIPA CITY

60 DE GUZMAN, ROBERT ROYCE MARTINEZ
172 TAMBAC, BAYAMBANG, PANGASINAN

61 DE JESUS, JUNE SAMSON
BLOCK 18 LOT 15 VILLA KARANGAHAN SUBD., CALAUAG, NAGA CITY

62 DE POLONIA, RAY BENEDICT CATOLOS
12 B BACUD ST., UGAC NORTE, TUGUEGARAO CITY, CAGAYAN

63 DELA CRUZ, RENIEL BANAYAG
BRGY PALHI, BAYBAY CITY, LEYTE

64 DIZON, GENESIS SALVADOR
BLK 1 STA MARIA, ZAMBOANGA CITY

65 DOLLENTE, RAMCES IAN TAYONA
POLO, IBAJAY, AKLAN

66 DOLOTALLAS, MARK NHELL MALANGEN
B2 L98 REGAL HOMES, ALAPAN 1-A, IMUS, CAVITE

67 DOMOCMAT, DAREL DAGUSEN
FD 169 PINES PARK, KM-4, BALILI, LA TRINIDAD, BENGUET

68 DUROPAN I, MHARBEN SAGARINO
BARRA, MACABALAN, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY

69 ENOLVA JR, CARMELO REVILLA
CONCEPCION KISANTE, MAKILALA, COTABATO

70 ESCAÑO, LOVEN RAMOS
B13 L36 ACACIA ST., VILLA POZORRUBIO, POZORRUBIO, PANGASINAN

71 ESPERANZA, KIM MANUEL LERIO
PHASE 6, GAMAO SUBDIVISION, PANABO CITY

72 ESTABILLO, ESTEWARD JONES MAGLANGIT
SITIO CENTRO, BOBON FIRST, CAMILING, TARLAC

73 ESTIOKO, ROBERT CHARLES PECAHE
460 T DELOS SANTOS, POB SOUTH, SCIENCE CITY OF MUÑOZ

74 ESTRELLA, JOHN PATRICK LLAVANES
57-B RECTO ST., VILLAMOR AIRBASE, PASAY CITY

75 ESTUR, JOHN WISDOM GACOSTA
PHASE 2 BLOCK 19 LOT 9 SEABREEZE HOMES, CABID-AN, SORSOGON CITY

76 EVIOTA, RINZE MARRION DEMONTE VERDE
4793 3RD ST., MACTAN BENITO EBUEN AIR BASE, LAPU - LAPU CITY, CEBU

77 FERANIEL, EUGENE EGE
UPPER CAMANDAGAN, BRGY. MANINIHON, BAYAWAN CITY, NEGROS ORIENTAL

78 FERRER, MACK-AR ELMAGA
70 BAGONG PAG-ASA, FAMY, LAGUNA

79 FIGUERAS, DANIELO PEODOS
GENOMOAN, LOON, BOHOL

80 FRANCISCO, JAEL GICA
ZONE III-C, DIVISORIA, ZAMBOANGA CITY

81 FRANCISCO, MIGMAR BERNPED SANTOS
7006, PUROK 7, KIAS, BAGUIO CITY

82 FUENTES, LESTER CHAD CALUYA
204 ZONE-2, COLANDA, IPONAN, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY

83 GABAY JR, RIZALDY FLORES
9 PARAISO ST., ZONE 6 CENTRAL, TAGUIG CITY

84 GABITA, CHRISTIAN PABILLONAR
BLK 46 MALUNGGAY ST., TUMANA, MARIKINA CITY

85 GACAYAN, LEONARD ALLAN CORREA
84 BUGAYONG, BINALONAN, PANGASINAN

86 GAITERA JR, LEO COOPER
PUROK 8, BRGY TIBANGA, ILIGAN CITY

87 GALLON, NATHANIEL BUYCO
NAYONG BAUTISTA, BASA AIRBASE, FLORIDABLANCA, PAMPANGA

88 GALO, EVRAM JAN ISRAEL CHAPA
STOCADA ST., POB., KAPATAGAN, LANAO DEL NORTE

89 GARCE, CRISTIAN MHARK EGUIA
20 IMELDA, NAGUILIAN, LA UNION

90 GARCIA, MARK JASON GONZALES
SAN BENITO SUR, ARINGAY, LA UNION

91 GAUTANE, GEN ADRIAN MALACAD
33-EGL JAENA ST., WEST REMBO, MAKATI CITY

92 GENORAGA, ALLEN JUN AMAR
125 ECOLS ST., BRGY COMMONWEALTH, QUEZON CITY

93 GINES, MARLON AIRWIN LAPEÑA
MONCE ST., SOUTH POBLACION, DIPACULAO, AURORA

94 GONZAGA, PERRY JOHN GICA
P-3, TONGANTONGAN, VALENCIA CITY, BUKIDNON

95 GUMILAB JR, IGNACIO SAPYONG
29 - A HONEYMOON RD., BAGUIO CITY

96 GUTIERREZ, RAMSEY DEL ROSARIO
38 B PRK 3 SINOT ST., PINSAO PILOT, BAGUIO CITY

97 HABON, BRIAN ESPIRITU
PILA EAST, STA LUCIA, ILOCOS SUR

98 HASIGAN, JOHNREY LABACO
QUEZON, POBLACION, BAGUMBAYAN, SULTAN KUDARAT

99 IGNACIO, JERICHO JAMES TOLENTINO
10 R GAPUD ST., METROCOR HOMES, PH IV, LAS PIÑAS CITY

100 IMPERIAL, MICHAEL BARBONIO
366 ZONE 7, SAN ISIDRO, MAGARAO, CAMARINES SUR

101 JIMENEZ, HECTOR DAN JAVIERTO
3RD DOOR RECABO APT., ACACIA ST., CARMEN, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY

102 JIMENEZ, FEBRYAN GREGORIO
113 STA ROSA ST, LIBSONG EAST, LINGAYEN, PANGASINAN

103 JUMAWAN, JOHN VIANNEY GAYORGOR
PANGANIBAN ST., BRGY 2, ISABELA, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL

104 LADISLAO, JEFFREY LAUREANO
340 SAN ISIDRO SUR, BINMALEY, PANGASINAN

105 LAGULA, DANJO PINES
BURGOS, NATIVIDAD, PANGASINAN

106 LAPUZ, ROSS FRANCIS CAMILA
219 STA RITA, CABIAO, NUEVA ECIJA

107 LARIOSA, JAN PAOLO GONZALES
BLK 78 LOT 22 ROSALINA III, BRGY PALIOK, TALOMO, DAVAO DEL SUR

108 LAROT, ELROY GENELZA
HELEN, LARENA, SIQUIJOR

109 LAXA, DARELL BUTCH ERO TAGUIAM
ZONE 3, TAGUNTUNGAN, BAGGAO, CAGAYAN

110 LO, ASHBY VICAR GALILA
TABUC SUBA, HOSKYN, JORDAN, GUIMARAS

111 LONIEGO, JAKE LEONARD RETIZA
GILDA SUBD., GUIHING, HAGONOY, DAVAO DELSUR

112 LOPEZ, ARJAY CABALLES
L22 B323 ORIOLE ST., BRGY RIZAL, MAKATI CITY

113 LUIS, DANIEL VIAN FABROS
9 WASHINGTON SQUARE, MERVILLE PARK, PARANAQUE CITY

114 LUMAYAG, RONNEL DAPEROC
PUROK 1, POBLACION, SALVADOR, LANAO DEL NORTE

115 LUMBAB, KEVIN ROGER MONTECILLO
STO NIÑO, POBLACION, SOGOD, CEBU

116 MABBORANG, PATRICK VIERNES
9030A ROSAL ST., BRGY 599, STA MESA, MANILA

117 MACABITAS, RONEL VINCENT PETINES
25TH AVE. BRGY BAGONG LIPUNAN, CUBAO, QUEZON CITY

118 MACION, EDUARD VAN REYNALD SANZ
BRGY. VILLA KANANGA, BUTUAN CITY

119 MAGNO, JUN PERRY SURIBA
037 RIZAL ST., POBLACION, LUPON, DAVAO ORIENTAL

120 MANAHAN, VYRON NAVARRETE
B6 L5 ISRAEL ST BARCELONA 4,BUHAY NA TUBIG, IMUS, CAVITE

121 MANASAN, CARLO VICTOR DADOR
1735 DIAMANTE ST., STA ANA, MANILA

122 MANUEL, ANGELO POSADAS
9 - A FALCATAN ST., TETUAN, ZAMBOANGA CITY

123 MARTINEZ, ARWI CHIDAY
04 LOAKAN PROPER, BAGUIO CITY

124 MARTINEZ, MARJANT LOU ANGELES
CASSANOVA ST., DIZON VILLAGE, TAMBO, LIPA CITY

125 MARTIRES, MIZAR BAME IBAÑEZ
BRGY. BAGACAY, TACLOBAN CITY, LEYTE

126 MASCARIÑAS, JUNO ISRAEL LUCY
721 MRB BLDG, PILOT DRIVE COMMONWEALTH, QUEZON CITY

127 MATAMPAC, JETT BUICO
PUSOK, LAPU-LAPU CITY

128 MATAS, SERWIN ENDIABLE
PUROK BOLINAO, DAWIS, DIGOS CITY

129 MAYORES, DENVER CABRERA
103 TAGUMPAY ST., BRGY. SINDALAN, SAN FERNANDO, PAMPANGA

130 MEDINA, JANN NATIVIDAD
18 SIAPNO ROAD, PACDAL, BAGUIO CITY

131 MIGUEL, ALLEN JOE MIGUEL
BLK F-8 LOT 15 STA CRISTINA 1, DAS MARIÑAS, CAVITE

132 MILITAR, DAN ERIC MENDEZ
B13 L37 PII A3 HASA-HASA ST., D-DAGATAN, MALABON CITY

133 MIRAR, JOHN SUELLO
158 ZONE 3 PATAG, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY

134 MITRA, RAMON ADELLO
CASTILLO, PADRE GARCIA, BATANGAS

135 MONDALA, MARC MONSOUR DE LEON
P34-038-11ST BRGY 183, VILLAMOR, PASAY CITY

136 MORALES, HARVEY MANGAHAS
PUROK 3, SUMANDIG, SAN ILDEFONSO, BULACAN

137 MORENO, ARNEL MALIPAY
PUROK STO NIÑO, BATOBATO, SAN ISIDRO, DAVAO ORIENTAL

138 MORENO, RICHARD ANTHONY DOMINGO
0094 SAN PIOQUINTO, MALVAR, BATANGAS

139 NALLIW, DANIEL GARIBAY
MAGULON, LAMUT, IFUGAO

140 OLAGUER, JOEY LIMJUCO
2055 BRGY OLD CABALAN, OLONGAPO CITY

141 ORALLO, FRANCISCO JR SIBAL
19-A MAGUDDAYAO ST., UGAC NORTE, TUGUEGARAO CITY

142 PABLO, MICHAEL TABIGA
PUROK 7, SIBSIB, TULUNAN, NORTH COTABATO

143 PABLO, STEVE QUINTOS
NAGUEY, ATOK, BENGUET

144 PADERNAL JR, EDUARDO ZAPANSA
21 GEN DELGADO ST., HILDA VILLAGE, TANDANG SORA, QUEZON CITY

145 PADROGADO, JOEY BONES
PUROK 2, GUINTICGAN, CARLES,ILOILO

146 PAGKANLUNGAN, MARK RODRIGUEZ
SOUTH POBLACION, PAMPANG, KAYAPA, NUEVA VIZCAYA

147 PASCUA, KIET JOHN NELVIS
57 POGONLOMBOY, MANGATAREM, PANGASINAN

148 PASCULADO, JAY-AR ARAMBULA
BRGY 5, DATU PANAS, BUUG, ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY

149 PAYOMO, GIOVANNI VALDEZ
CAPANTOLAN, SUAL, PANGASINAN

150 PAYOSALAN, DWIGHT KENT DURBAN
P-4, BRGY MAHOGANY, BUTUAN CITY

151 PEDRASA, JOSE MA VICTOR PADILLA
27 APARTMENT 6, AVELINO ST., GUISAD, BAGUIO CITY

152 PELAYO, JERICO MIRANDILLA
35-A TALANAY, BATASAN HILLS, QUEZON CITY

153 PEÑA, LEONARD JOSHUA NEBRE
17 TANGWAY, LIPA CITY, BATANGAS

154 PEREZ, CARL JASON PARARUAN
25 PARAIRO ST., ST JOHN, GUIMBA, NUEVA ECIJA

155 PEPITO III, ANACLITO GABISAY
ZONE 5 PATAG, CAMP EVANGELISTA, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY

156 PIEDAD JR, EDUARDO DURAY
130 URBIZTONDO ST., MADRID, SURIGAO DEL SUR

157 POBLADOR JR, PATRICIO ALIPUSTAIN
27 BONIFACIO, BRGY 6, MENDEZ, CAVITE

158 PODADERA, JOSEPH AUSAN
17 PRES QUIRINO EXT., PH-15, SIGNAL VILLAGE, TAGUIG CITY

159 PON, KEVIN ANGELO REMONDE
LOT 6 BLK 13, NEW HOUSING, TUBIG-BOH, BONGAO, TAWI-TAWI

160 PONCARDAS, NATHANIEL YBAÑEZ
PUROK 3 22-A, GINGOOG CITY

161 PORTUS, JOHN ISRAEL CACANANDO
40 SAN AGUSTIN, IBAAN, BATANGAS

162 QUITAYEN, REMUEL SOLAS
BLK 3 LOT 3 ST JHUDIEL, TUYAN, NAGA, CEBU

163 RAMOS, CLYDE VINCENT DELGADO
RIZAL SUBD., PUROK MAGAYON, POBLACION, NORALA, SOUTH COTABATO

164 RAMOS, LAYMART MERCADO
061 SINTORISAN, SAN ANTONIO, QUEZON

165 RAMOS III, NORBERTO CORPUZ
3267 MARIGOLD ST., ROCK 9 VILLAGE II, TABANG, PLARIDEL, BULACAN

166 REGIDOR, ARJAY PABILANDO
LABOY, MATNOG, SORSOGON

167 REGIS, PAOLO DOMINIC MANTARING
A4 BAHAY CARIDAD, BRGY DONA IMELDA, QUEZON CITY

168 REONAL, ALEX REGIS
TALONGOG, OAS, ALBAY

169 RIVERA, IVAN GABRIEL ZARAGOZA
11 LEONOR RIVERA ST., GUISAD, BAGUIO CITY

170 ROMAN, NEIL PATRICK CUNANAN
240 STA RITA, MACABEBE, PAMPANGA

171 RULLODA, JEREMIAH DIAZ
LAUREL ST., POBLACION, ARINGAY, LA UNION

172 RUMINGQUET, JANN REGOR VALERIO
12 P. GOMEZ ST, BRGY 2, PASUQUIN, ILOCOS NORTE

173 SAJULAN, ARIEL OLAER
SAWANG, GUINDULMAN, BOHOL

174 SALDUA JR, ESTELITO PUNZALAN
146 MOJON TAMPOY, SAN JOSE, BATANGAS

175 SALES, JULIUS CALINISLI
PUROK 5 VILLARICA, MIDSAYAP, COTABATO

176 SANCHEZ, FELIX NATHANIEL LABANG
CARPIO SUBD., KM 6, BUHANGIN, DAVAO CITY

177 SHALEY, RAYMOND ABANTE
114 PUROK 1 HAPPY HOLLOW, BAGUIO CITY

178 SIVILA, MARK GIL ARRIOLA
408 MONDRAGON ST., POBLACION, KIAMBA, SARANGANI

179 SOLAYAO, JESSON LABADO
BRGY SAN JOSE, HINAPANGAN, SAMAR

180 SUR, JETT MEDIATRIX BRYAN MIJARES
480 MAJOR KARE ST., FERNANDO AIRBASE, LIPA CITY

181 TABION, KEVIN CESAR DAYONDON
PUROK 10 RIVERA ST., POBLACION, TUPI, SOUTH COTABATO

182 TAC-AN, KAIZANN DAVID BAYONA
5 SOCORRO, DE LEON AVE, BUENSUCESO III, MARCELO, PARANAQUE CITY

183 TALCO, ARVIN CLARK CARBAQUIL
RIZAL ST., BRGY WEST, CANDONI, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL

184 TALI, STEVEN GABICA
C-1080 LOWER CALARIAN, BRGY KAMPUNG ISLAM, ZAMBOANGA CITY

185 TARAYAO, NIKO ANGELO CALAPOTO
NGARAG, CABAGAN, ISABELA

186 TENEBRO, ELLYSON PALMA
POBLACION, BATOBATO, SAN ISIDRO, DAVAO ORIENTAL

187 TEVES, JUSTINE RIGOR BARNEGO
BRGY STO ANGEL, DUMALAG, CAPIZ

188 TIPAY, CHRISTIAN CHALZ RAMOS
53 STO DOMINGO, TARLAC CITY

189 TORRECAMPO, KEVIN ROSERO
106 YELLOWBELLE ST., WONDERLAND TOWNHOMES, JP RIZAL ST.,
MANDALUYONG CITY

190 TOVERA, DAVID MARTIN RAMOS
215 MANGGAHAN, STA MARIA, BULACAN

191 UMALI, ANDREW LAYLO
0455 PUROK 4, BANAYBANAY, LIPA CITY

192 UNTAL, JEORGE GERICK CRUZ
SITIO ALIGTOS, CAPOYUAN, BARBAZA, ANTIQUE

193 VALES, IAN REY MANGCOPA
301 PUROK 4A, POBLACION, TAGBINA, SURIGAO DEL SUR

194 VALLEJERA, JOHN KENNETH MARFIL
34 SAMPAGUITA ST., PH 6-A-1 PACITA COMPLEX I, SAN PEDRO, LAGUNA

195 VERZOSA, KELVIN ABALOS
170 SAN GONZALO, LABRADOR, PANGASINAN

196 VERZOSA, MARK JOSEPH BANSAG
209 LIGAY ST., ESTANZA, LINGAYEN, PANGASINAN

197 VILLAMOR, JUN REY EUGENIO
B30 L6 PHASE II, PINAGSAMA VILLAGE, TAGUIG CITY

198 VILLANUEVA, GABRIEL PAOLO CARINGAL
29 KAMAGONG ST., VILLA MAGDALENA, SAN PASCUAL, BATANGAS

199 VILLANUEVA, LUIS ANTONIO MALLARI
19 B DR GRACIA ST., SUMILANG, PASIG CITY

200 VILLANUEVA, BRIAN SALISE
ANAS SUBD., LAGAO, GENERAL SANTOS CITY

201 WAKIT, WAYLON PUCOL
DUCOT, UCAB, ITOGON, BENGUET

202 YAMSON, MANSUR LAZARTE
23-16 NORWAY ST., SAN MARINO, SALAWAG, DAS MARIÑAS, CAVITE

203 ZERNA, DAVID KARL MARTINEZ
TABUC BRGY SAN ISIDRO, TANJAY CITY, NEGROS ORIENTAL


Females:
1 ABLANEDA, RHEA NOLASCO
PESCADOR ST., PUROK 1, BRGY 7, MERCEDES, CAMARINES NORTE

2 BIANAN, ELAYE BERNADET ANTONIO
VALLEDOR 2 SUBD., WESCOM ROAD, PUERTO PRINCESA CITY

3 BRAGADO, MANILYN BARROGA
443 ESPA SUBD., POBLACION, KIAMBA, SARANGANI

4 BUENAVENTURA, JEAN CASTRO
363 BALUBARAN ST., CAPIHAN, SAN RAFAEL, BULACAN

5 CAMPOSANO, JUL LAIZA ESPONJA
VILLAMOR ST., POBLACION, TULUNAN, COTABATO

6 CASTILLO, PAMELA MARIE TUBIGAN
084 S L TUBIGAN ST., SICO, LIPA CITY

7 CORTEZ, JESSA MAE LIBERIO
ATIS ST., MANATAD VILL, POLOMOLOK, SOUTH COTABATO

8 DALISAY, MARIA ALESSANDRA MATAWARAN
14 MAGAT SALAMAT ST., BRGY BAGUMBUHAY, PROJ 4, QUEZON CITY

9 DALISAY, MARIA INDIRA SIGRED PONTICA
SIGNAL VILLAGE, SAMPALOC, TANAY, RIZAL

10 DAGOHOY, WELL JEAN NARANGA
PRK OLD BARRIO, BRGY STA ROSA, MURCIA, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL

11 DE LEÑA, KIMBERLY DOTON
BLK 220, LOT 3, DAFFODIL ST., PEMBO, MAKATI CITY

12 JOCSON, MA. DEBBIE LOUIS VIDAL
B 651, ROAD 2, BRGY CAMP AGUINALDO, QUEZON CITY

13 MABBORANG, JOMAICA BACCAY
491 MABAZZA ST., LEMU SUR, ENRILE, CAGAYAN

14 MAHOR, CESLY AINE ESTABILLO
24 SARREAL ST., SAN CARLOS, MARIVELES,BATAAN

15 MARASIGAN, DANA JUNEDEE CHAVEZ
5500 E-D GOMEZ ST., BRGY TEJEROS, MAKATI CITY

16 MASCARIÑA, MARIE ELAINE QUINSAY
LOT 102, CLUSTER I, BAGONG NAYON, ANTIPOLO CITY

17 RAMAS, MA. OPHELIA GRACE CABILAN
AQUARIUS DRIVE, KAUSWAGAN, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY

18 ROARING, JINKY REBANAL
12 HALCON ST, TOWN & COUNTRY HILLS SUBD., BRGY INARAWAN, ANTIPOLO CITY

19 SAMPAYAN, MICHELLE ANN CARTILLA
CAMP LUKBAN, MAULONG, CATBALOGAN, SAMAR

20 SANTOS, MARIA GRACIA SALUDO
BLK 3, L8, P3, AREA-7, V-G SUBD., TACLOBAN CITY

21 SITCHON, NADDINE QUIRIMIT
BRGY. CAYANGA, SAN FABIAN, PANGASINAN

22 VILLAGANTOL, JOLEEN ALBA
78 CAMP FERMIN LIRA, JR, BRGY WEST, GENERAL SANTOS CITY

23 VILLALUZ, RACHELLE MARIE CORNEJO
07 ROMULO BUCAG ST.,SAN FERMIN, CAUAYAN CITY, ISABELA

24 WAYTAN, PAULINE MARIE SAGASAG
47 MANG-OS ROAD, IRISAN, BAGUIO CITY

25 YMBONG, CAROL ANNIE BALMORES
1862 MACOPA ST., BRGY DADIANGAS NORTH, GENERAL SANTOS CITY

Female Alternates:

1 BASBAS, AILYN VILLARIN
ZONE 3 FUNDADO, CANAMAN, CAMARINES SUR

2 CAIMOY, KRUSHIYA CAROLINE RUMA
VIZCAA, BRGY. MATIBAY, LAMITANBASILAN

3 BAYLON, JENNY ROSE ANGCAYA
079 MAITIM II WEST, TAGAYTAY CITY

4 AMONARES, ANNAFE CLAIRE PATINGAN
PUROK IPIL-IPIL, BRGY SAT ROSA, MURCIA, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL

5 UMBAO, KIMBERLY LOPEZ
B16 L3 REGINA VILLE, BRGY INOCENCIO, TRECE MARTIRES CITY

Note: Female alternates listed by priority shall become a primary candidate to fill-in gaps for female quota/listing in case the primary candidate will not be considered due to some other reasons as stated on the AFP Rules and Regulations as well as the policies and procedures governing the Cadet Procurement.

Saturday, February 26, 2011

Super Junior invades Manila, Philippines! | Super Junior Manila Concert Videos

I heard everyone in Araneta are having a blast right now since the all-male K-Pop group Super Junior are currently performing in front of their Filipino fans who are quite many!

Super Junior Members (Photo | Reec)

I know videos of the Super Junior concert in Manila will be up soon. That is why I made this post to compile some of them here. I will update this if I can find them already. For now, here are arrival videos of the Korean boy band courtesy of GMA and a fan:





Update: Here are some videos of the concert courtesy of Youtube:






Friday, February 25, 2011

Panagbenga Festival 2011 Schedule of Events | Baguio Flower Festival 2011

Baguio City is the home of one of the most colorful festivals in the Philippines. Panagbenga which is a Malayo-Polynesian term for "season of blooming", is an annually celebrated flower festival in the city showcasing a month-long fun-filled events. The festival was created as a tribute to the summer capital's beautiful flowers and as a way to rise up from the devastation brought about by the earthquake which hit the area in 1990.


This year's Panagbenga Festival has the theme “The Environment and Community in Harmony.”

Although the 2011 Panagbenga Festival has already started, you can still catch up the remaining activities since the entire festival will be officially closed on March 6 and there are still a lot of happenings this weekend especially the most anticipated float parade which will take place tomorrow, February 27.

Here's the Panagbenga Festival 2011 Schedule of Activities | Baguio Flower Festival 2011:

February 1, 2011 – Grand Opening Parade
February 1 – Mar 6, 2011 – Market Encounter
February 12, 2011– Let A Thousand Flowers Bloom
February 13, 2011 – Pre-Valentine Event & Fluvial Float Parade
February 26, 2011 – Grand Panagbenga Street Parade
February 27, 2011 – Grand Float Parade

February 28 – March 6, 2011 – Session Road in Bloom
March 2, 2011 – Pony Boys Day
March 3, 2011 – Central North Luzon Tourism Fair

March 6, 2011 – Grand Closing Ceremony & Grand Fireworks Display (Flowers in the Sky)


Photo Credit: BestPhilippineAttractions.com

Monday, February 21, 2011

Maria Aragon cries while talking to Lady Gaga over the phone

A few days ago, Lady Gaga shared on Twitter that she cried over a cover of her newest single "Born This Way" by the 10-year old Filipino-Canadian Maria Aragon on Youtube.

"Can't stop crying watching this. This is why I make music. She is the future." Lady Gaga tweeted on February 17 which was also posted on her Facebook Fanpage.

She added a link to Maria Aragon's Youtube video on that post and shortly after, the video received an enormous amount of views. In fact, as of this writing the clip is nearing 9Million hits, just 4 days after it was posted!

Recently in a Canadian radio show, Lady Gaga and her "little monster" Maria were able to talk to each other via phone patch. Maria did not help but to fall into tears when her idol started talking to her. Gaga also invited Maria to perform with her in one of her concerts. :D

Here's the video of their conversation:


Check my past post about Maria Aragon and Lady Gaga HERE.

Friday, February 18, 2011

Intensity 4 Earthquake strikes off Baguio

Early morning, yesterday, residents of Baguio City and nearby areas were awakened from sleep after an earthquake struck, a day after 3 mild tremors hit the Mountain City.

According to Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Philvolcs), the Summer Capital felt the
Intensity 4 earthquake at around 6:20 am on Friday, February 18, 2011.

The quake also jolted some parts of Northern Luzon. It was felt at Intensity 3 in San Fernando, La Union, and Intensity 2 in Burgos, Ilocos Sur. The quake's epicenter was 10 kilometers northwest of La Trinidad,
Benguet.

Philvolcs added that the quake was of tectonic origin and that it expects aftershocks. However, the institute said it does not expect any damage from the earthquake.

Based on PHIVOLCS' Earthquake Intensity Scale, an Intensity 4 earthquake has this general impact:

IV Moderately Strong - Felt generally by people indoors and by some people outdoors. Light sleepers are awakened. Vibration is felt like a passing of heavy truck. Hanging objects swing considerably. Dinner, plates, glasses, windows and doors rattle. Floors and walls of wood framed buildings creak. Standing motor cars may rock slightly. Liquids in containers are slightly disturbed. Water in containers oscillate strongly. Rumbling sound may sometimes be heard.

Residents of Baguio can't help to get worried since it reminds them of the tragic event 20 years ago when a 7.8 earthquake devastated their area that killed over a thousand people and left a wide swath of devastation.

Later in the evening, two more magnitude 3 earthquakes were felt in Baguio City.

Via ABS-CBN News.