Tim Ho Wan at Megamall

June 19, 2014, 2:41 am

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We tried to eat at the famous Tim Ho Wan at Megamall and we were fortunate not to wait for a long line and we got a table right away. We tried some of the popular dishes, Pork buns, Carrot Cake, Pork roll, Vermicelli with sweet sesame sauce.

i do not know what is the hype with the food. Yes, I admit it was served hot and fresh. The pork buns were maybe above average but not something that you will crave for and it is not something that you will remember that you want to keep on eating it or keep on wanting more.

The vermicelli that we ordered costs 140 pesos and the vermicelli with pork or shrimp costs around 160 (pork) and 190 (shrimp) better order the ones with the filling than be left with only a vermicelli and sweet sauce.

The pork rolls (siomai) is ok, I have tasted it somewhere similar yet less expensive.
The fried carrot cake, is a little oily and I do not know what is the ingredients of that, labanos? hehehehe. We ordered it just to try it but better put your money on the pork buns next time.

Our bill totals 790.00 for the four orders (we ordered two pork buns) and I think you can also get the same taste when you eat in a hotel eating the same food.

I do not know this is my honest review of the food. well, there may be something extraordinary with the food but I find it not really as awesome as they claim. It is not something "wow" maybe i just do not like dimsum so much.

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June 20, 2014, 4:04 pm

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There are several review centers for Psychometrician in the Philippines since it was announced that the board exam will be on October. However, nothing beats the review center that announced their services first.

SPARK PSYCHOLOGY REVIEW CENTER

SPARK Review Center

Suite 22C, Level 22, Tower One Ayala, Makati City

Office Hours: 9am-5pm, Monday to Friday

Telephone: (02) 368-5636
Mobile: +63942-81-SPARK
Email: support@sparkreviewcenter.com
Facebook: fb.com/SparkReviewCenter

For ongoing promo you can visit this page: PROMO.

NCS Learning and Training Institute

They have Sunday review starting JUne 15, 2014, the review is headed by Dr. Anne Vargas, Dr Vargas was my professor in Psychology at the University of Santo Tomas. 

I got this information from their website. Their website is hard to navigate since the details that you need are in a marquee that you have to wait for it to appear before you can click it. 

So contacting the center is the best way to get that information.

Contact Us

• 973, Aurora Blvd. cor Dapdap Street., Cubao, Quezon City, 1109
  (02) 484-8720
  (02) 913-1307

Psychology Review

Thursday, Jan 31, 2013

Psychology Review and Psychometrician REview is now offered by NCS Review Center.  A comprehensive and intensive review to those who would like to be one of the first licensed psychologists and psychometricians of the Philippines.  Its review shall be comprehensive and detailed to make sure that each reviewee shall be prepared in the first ever psychology licensure examination this 2014.  Our reviewers are among the expert in the field of psychology and very much well trained professionals to make sure that all subjects of examinations are covered to ensure that each reviewee shall be given enough information and knowledge as well as confidence in taking the examination. Our reviewers is headed by Dra. Anne Vargas. Be ahead enroll now.  Limited slots only.   

you can't get a lot of information from their website because it is full of images and there are no links to information about the review about the Psychometrician board exam. So again, the best way to get the information is by sending a query in a form in their website. They have a follow us on Facebook, twitter etc. but it is not clickable.
But you can get a lot of information from their Facebook page

at this link : TRIAD

This is the address:
Address: 811 J. Nakpil Taft Avenue Manila

Dear Bong Revilla - from Thinking Class of the Philippines

June 27, 2014, 11:23 pm

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I am adding to my blog, the open letter addressed to Senator Bong Revilla.

Dear Senator,

Noong bata pa lang ako hanggang sa magdalaga ako ay tuwang-tuwa ako na manood ng mga pelikula mo. Idol kita sa bakbakan, bugbugan at kung paanong ang karakter mo sa mga pelikula ay ang pagtatanggol sa mga naapi at tumutulong sa mga nangangailangan. Isa kang mahusay na artista at kung tutuusin isa ka sa mga bumubuhay sa takilyang Pinoy. Saludo ako sa’yo.

Ngunit noong naging botante na ako ay nag-alinlangan na akong iboto ka, sa totoo lang hindi talaga kita binoto. Hindi kasi talaga palagay ang loob ko sa mga artista na nagiging politiko bigla. Buwan na ang nakakalipas noong napabalita na isa ka sa “Big Three” sa Pork Barrel Scandal, na hindi ko naman ikinagulat. Ano ba ang bago sa ganyang eksena hindi po ba?

Siya nga pala, isa akong Rank and File employee, matagal na rin akong regular sa trabaho kaya matagal na akong kinakaltasan ng buwis. Pangatlo ako sa limang magkakapatid, biyuda ang Nanay ko kaya mag-isa niya kaming itinaguyod mula nang mawala ang tatay ko. At dahil ako nga ay nakapagtapos na, ako na ang nagpaaral sa kapatid ko na sumunod sa akin. At dahil isa lamang akong hamak na empleyado, nagtyatyaga ako sa init at hirap sa pagco-commute makapasok lang sa trabaho. Kapag kasi umabsent ako ay maaring mabawas sa sweldo ko o kaya naman ay wala akong makukuhang incentive sa kompanya. Sayang din yun. Maliit na halaga lamang ‘yun ngunit para sa akin na isa sa tumutulong magtaguyod ng pamilya, malaking bagay na yun Ser! Minsan kahit nilalagnat ako, push parin ako sa trabaho masigurado lang na kompleto ang sahod ko sa kinsenas at katapusan. Minsan, nagtitiis na lamang ako sa kape sa umaga dahil ‘yung pangkain ko eh pangkain na ng pamilya ko sa tanghalian o hapunan. Kaya naman minsan, matutulog ako ng gutom.

Ang baha o ulan ay iniinda ko sa pagpasok kahit naninigas na ako sa lamig. Kung ‘di lang ako babae malamang isa ako sa mga nakasabit sa jeep kahit na humahagupit ang malakas na buhos ng ulan. Minsan naawa ako sa sarili ko, gutom na, pagod pa at madalas pang puyat. Pero ayos na kasi ‘yun kesa walang trabaho.

Paborito kong araw ang payday. Ngunit alam mo Sir, kapag naglilista ako ng mga bills eh ubos na agad ang sweldo ko. At mas masaklap, ang laki-laki ng tax ko. Hindi kalakihan ang sweldo ko, at ang buwis na kinakaltas sa akin ay sobra ng nakakapanlumo para sa estado ko. Wala naman akong magagawa dahil obligasyon ko ‘yan sa gobyerno.

Ang masaklap lang kasi, hindi ko nakikita kung saan napupunta ang binabayad ko. Wala akong nakikitang pagbabago dahil napupunta ‘yun sa bulsa mo at ng mga politikong walang konsesniyang magnakaw sa kaban ng bayan. Ninakawan mo ako, kasama na ang mga kapwa ko empleyado na ngaususmikap magtrabaho para magkaroon ng disenteng buhay. Ninakawan mo ang mga taong nagluklok sa’yo sa pwesto. Ninakawan mo ang mga kabataan na hindi pa man nagkakaroon ng pagkakataong mamili ng leader eh may mga utang na. Ninakawan mo kami–kaming mga Pilipino na umaasa sa pagbabago.

Noong sumuko ka sa Sandigan Bayan ay hindi ako napabilib sa ‘yo. Hindi rin ako fan ng musical speech mo sa Senado. Mas lalong nakaiirita ‘yung attitude mo, na para bang ikaw pa ang kawawa at inosente. APPEAL TO PITY lang ang peg? Pagkatapos mong lumangoy sa pera at pandayin ang mga wallet namin, ikaw pa ang may ganang umarte na kawawa at idadamay mo pa ang Diyos? Tsk. Malaking opensa yan sa Kanya maging sa pananampalataya ng iba. Pwede bang maging accountable ka sa mga ginawa mo? Harapin mo ang kaso mo ng may dignidad, hindi ‘yung nagpapa-awa ka sa madla.

Noong nasa selda ka na, mga simpleng pagkain na lang ang nakahain sa’yo. Wala na ang magarang hapag gaya ng nakasanayan mo. Pero maserte ka parin dahil kompleto ang pagkain mo sa isang araw, liban pa sa selda mong malapit nang mag-transform sa isang hotel room. VIP na VIP! Samantalang may mga Pilipinong tatlong beses lang kumain sa isang linggo, walang matirhan at mamatay na sa lamig at init sa kalsada. Higit pa rito na maging air cooler ay ipapakiusap ng pamilya mo dahil sumasakit ang ulo mo? Walang wala pa yan sa sakit ng ulo naming mga niloko at ninakawan mo. Walang wala pa yan sa sakit ng ulo namin kung paano namin pagkakasyahin ang sweldo naming nakaltasan na ng buwis na siyang pinapasok mo sa bulsa mo. HIndi mo alam ang magic na ginagawa namin maka-survive lang sa buhay.

Ang mga ipis, lamok at kung ano pang mga insekto sa selda mo?

Natural lang yan. Huwag ka sanang mag-expect ng espesyal na treatment dahil may mga kababayan tayo na sa sobrang hirap eh kulang na lang kainin nila ang mga insektong yan. Huwag ka din aangal ng “Wag niyo kong babuyin” dahil ikaw–kayo sampu ng mga politiko ang lumapastangan at nanlamang sa mga kapwa niyo Pilipino. Hindi ko maintindihan kung bakit ikaw pa ang may nerve na magsabi ng mga ganyang salita, samantalang ikaw na nga ang nagkasala.

Sana kung ang karakter mo sa pelikula ay siya din sa tunay na buhay. Hindi mo man mabugbog ang mga kawatan, sana hindi ka tumulad sa kanila. Hindi mo man mailigtas o maipagtanggol ang lahat ng naapi, sana ginawa mo sa abot ng kakayanan mo ang maging isang mahusay na pinuno at mambabatas.

Gaya ng kanta ni Gloc-9, sana sinubukan mong tumayo para makita mo ang mga kababayan mong nagluklok sayo sa pwesto. Sana nakita mo ang paghihikahos ng mga Pilipinong ninakawan mo ng walang kagatol-gatol. Siguro kung nakita mo ang hirap, gutom at sakripisyo ng mga ordinaryong tao malamang nakonsensiya ka rin siguro kahit papaano.

Bago ko hanapin ang hustisya, nais kong malaman, nasaan ang iyong konsensiya?

PS: Please, huwag mo nang tangakaing lumaban sa 2016 Elections. Maawa ka sa amin. Maaaring nagproprotesta ang mga fans mo at naniniwala sila sa ‘yo hanggang ngayon. Bilang ganti sa kanilang kabaitan sa ‘yo, huwag mo na silang linlangin o hikayatin pang iboto ka susunod na eleksiyon.

Cesarean Section at The Medical City

October 29, 2014, 9:07 pm

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I had a cesarean section at the "The Medical City" last August 15, 2014. It was a scheduled CS and I was admitted August 14. First step is that you have to go to the Admitting Section where you have to choose your room. One technique is to get a semi-private room, to have lesser charge. Usually semi-private rooms are reserved for minor OB-GYNE surgery for overnight stay like hysteroscopy. I was hesitant to get a semi-private room because rooming in of newborn is practiced at this hospital.
It was an advantage though because we stayed at the hospital for 4 days and we had the room for ourselves for 2 days.

Going back to the steps, after Admission you will have several doctors and interns interviewing you about your medical history, I had an OB, Endocrinologist, Pediatrician and they asked the same questions. Allergies, diabetes, heart conditions, smoking, alcohol etc.

That night an ECG,fetal heart monitoring and IV was performed. I was also instructed to use an antiseptic to use for my hair and body prior to the operation. It was their SOP. The following day, I was at the Delivery Room at 8am and was at the Recovery Room by 10am.

From what I remembered, I had the lumbar anesthesia and after the insertion of the anesthesia, everybody in the operating room was moving so fast. I can see what they were doing from the reflection in the light bulb but then I stopped looking and prayed.

When I heard the cry of my baby, I was relieved and cried because all is well. The 37 weeks was over, she is ok, I am ok.

I stayed at the Recovery Room for 7 hours, I was at my room at 5pm but I was ok around 3pm. I have to move my legs before they can wheeled me into my room. It was August 15 and it was the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, there were 10 scheduled CS that day. The hospital was lacking in personnel to bring their patient to their room which is understandable I guess.

My family was waiting for me, I was so groggy, I can hear them but I was too weak from the anesthesia. One personnel from NICU or from breastfeeding was trying to get some milk from me because the baby has not been feed yet. She tried to squeeze my breast so hard I felt blood going out of my vagina. Breastfeeding contracts the uterus and when the uterus contracts it bleeds.

I had breastmilk at day 3 and my breast was engorged. It was so painful. Having a cesarean section is painful and having an engorged breast makes it worse. I was sore all over. My nerves were also sore, my hand and joints are painful as a result of the heparin that I injected while pregnant.

I told myself I will never do this again. You know the sacrifice of the mother just to give birth, it is so death defying. No words can express the hardship and pain a mother goes through birth. Only a mother can empathize I guess.

 The monetary cost of the CS Section at this hospital is around 150-200 thousand pesos. We paid close to 200 thousand that is less Philhealth and community discount. Whew, that is a lot of money.
The total cost of me getting pregnant and giving birth is close to 350 thousand. From the medicines to ultrasound, Immunologist fee, thyroid blood test and the heparin.

That is money well spent I am sure.

Bringing in another human into this world is both pricey and priceless.

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November 4, 2014, 4:40 am

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Anytime this week, PRC will release the list of board passers for the psychologist and psychometrician board exams.

I am continuously trying to check the net for updates but as of now, they were not posted yet.


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1. ABAD, EZEKIEL CANSINO
2 ABAD, JUSTINE NYCOLE JEPSANE
3 ABAJA, ANGELA ELISHA VILLARAMA
4 ABANILLA, JERICA JOY VILLONES
5 ABAQUITA, KATHLYNN KEITH JABILLES
6 ABATON, SORAYA JANN FATIMA FAY NAJILUN
7 ABELEDA, AIMEE LORRAINE CARAVANA
8 ABELLA-CRUZ, LIL JASMINE IPAPO
9 ABEN, JOYCE MARGARETTE VICTOR
10 ABENOJA, ANTONETTE SHANE BAYANGOS
11 ABERIN, SHARMAINE ANNE AUDAR
12 ABIAD, KAYEREEN RACHELLE AGUADO
13 ABIÑO, CHRISTIAN NOEL CALONGE
14 ABOG, KARYL CHRISTINE ALDEA
15 ABONITALLA, LADY LEXILLE AVITRIZ LABRADOR
16 ABRANILLA, ALYSSA GEM CALDERON
17 ABRIGO, ANNA CLARISSA VILLADOLID
18 ABRIO, PATRICIA ANN EFONDO
19 ABSALUD, ERIKA JASMINE CARPIO
20 ABUEL, MARIA KRISTINA GUEVARRA
21 ABUTIN, DIANE CLAIRE PLITCHETERO
22 ACEBIDO, KRISTA MARIE CAINCOL
23 ACLAN, CLAUDINE FIGUEROA
24 ADAPTAR, RAHBIE BONGALOS
25 ADARLO, ANALIZA ROSALES
26 ADDATU, JESUSA ADDUCUL
27 ADRIATICO, ANDREA LOUISE NUCUP
28 AFUNAY, JOHN KEVIN MOISES
29 AGANDA, KIMBERLY CHARMAINE CHUA
30 AGBISIT, LANA SHEREEN DOMINGO
31 AGUADERA, ERWIN BERMEJO
32 AGUILAR, JOANNE CAMILLE TAMAYO
33 AGUILAR, LENNY CAJAYON
34 AGUILUZ, KAREN EVANGELISTA
35 AGULTO, RUBY ANN MARTIN
36 AGUSTIN, PRINCE JHAY COCADIZ
37 AGUSTIN, ROHANNA VENICE PERILLO
38 ALANGDEO, AILEEN AREVALO
39 ALBA, EDINE RIZZA MIRANDILLA
40 ALBA, JESSA MARLUDE MERCADO
41 ALBERTO, JOHANNA SULIT
42 ALCANTARA, JUSTINE PAUL MAPAYE
43 ALCANTARA, MARXCHELINE FERNANDO
44 ALEONAR, MARIENELLA AURELIAN NAVARRO
45 ALFONSO, JUSTINE GUTIERREZ
46 ALICANTE, AMETHYST KATHLEEN GARROTE
47 ALIDO, FLORESCEL GAY LAGRAMADA
48 ALINDAYU, ISIDRO JR DULAY
49 ALLANIGUE, MA ALLENE PERNECITA
50 ALLENEGUI, TISHA ADRIENNE RAMOS
51 ALMOCERA, ROBERT JOHN VILLAFLOR
52 ALONZO, DANIELLE CELINE PARPANA
53 ALVARADO, ARJAY YTIENZA
54 ALVARADO, MA LOURDES SARAH AYDALIA
55 ALVAREZ, DONN LOUIE ALCANTARA
56 AMION, ERICKSON ALIBUTUD
57 AMISOLA, KIMBERLY QUIRIMIT
58 AMISTAD, JOSE POCHOLO CASAS
59 AMPUAN, BRIAN CARLO DE LEON
60 ANDRADE, KEVIN MARIQUINA
61 ANGARA, RUBY ANN MARIE GABRILLO
62 ANGCAY, SHARMAINE ARBONIDA
63 ANGEL, ANDREA REALISTA
64 ANGELES, GIAN CARLO RONQUILLO
65 ANGULO, KRIZIA KAREN QUIJANO
66 ANGULUAN, CHARISSE NIKKI CATABAY
67 ANICETO, PATRICIA BIANCA NAVOS
68 ANONGOS, REX JR LADRERO
69 ANOTADO, RUTH SALVAE DELA CRUZ
70 ANTONIO, KATHLEEN KAY CABICO
71 ANTONIO, MARIA DULCE TRINIDAD
72 APILADO, DONNA MAE MARANAN
73 APOLINARES, GENE MARGAUX AÑASCO
74 ARANDA, AARON JOHN SESANTE
75 ARANDIA, CLARIZA HILARIO
76 ARAOJO, JOY ABUYOG
77 ARAÑA, MITZEL MISME
78 ARBINOYA, RUSSEL QUILACIO
79 ARCEO, LOUVEL CORDERO
80 ARCITA, JENINNA PASCUAL
81 ARDO, NICOLE DOREEN REYES
82 ARGAO, RENZ CHRISTIAN CANLAS
83 ARGARIN, APRIL FAE QUEDING
84 ARIAGA, MARY ROSE GUILLAMAR
85 ARIDIDON, LESLEE GALICIA
86 ARIG, ELOISA JAY PEGA
87 ARMECIN, GRAEME FERDINAND DINGLASA
88 ARNAIZ, MARIEL ADELAINE GALLARDO
89 ARON, MA JIMLIE ALTUBAR
90 ARROYO, ABBIE GIMMEL LUZ
91 ARTIOLA, AMOR SALVADOR
92 ASBAN, MICHELLE KIM SALINAS
93 ASETRE, VALERIE AYN VERA
94 ASUNCION, ALJEAN FAYE TUGAS
95 ASUNCION, RECHYL GUTIERREZ
96 ATIENZA, CHANTRELL ANDAL
97 ATILANO, ERICK BAÑEZ
98 AUMAN, SHEILA COVARRUBIAS
99 AURECENCIA, LORY STEL ZONIO
100 AVISO, SONIA YAP
101 AYTALIN, JOANNA CLAIRE ERISON
102 AZARES, IAN CARLOS SANTOS

103 BABISTA, GREGORY CORAZON ERLINDA BELEN MAGHUYOP
104 BACANI, ERNEST GIGO
105 BACELONIA, IRIS ZOE PASCUA
106 BACUDIO, REGIELYN BULAONG
107 BACUNAWA, JOANNE STEFANIE DE GUZMAN
108 BADAYOS, GERSON CLEMEÑA
109 BADILLA, EILLEEN BERNADETTE VARGAS
110 BADURIA, ERIC VAL CARBALLO
111 BAEÑO, LIEZEL RELOS
112 BAGON, MICHELLE ANGELICA EBORA
113 BAHAN, FRANCES JO BRIONES
114 BAHNI, FLORENCE NAWEW
115 BAJE, MARIZ STELLA BABA
116 BALAH, KHADIGUIA ONTOK
117 BALANCIO, CZARAH LENINA ESPIRITU
118 BALANGBANG, JAMIA MAE MANDIN
119 BALAOY, CESAR JR ALFECHE
120 BALBOA, KIM CARLO DE VERA
121 BALDIVIANO, MOISES PASCUAL
122 BALDON, ANDREA AGATHA NAVARRO
123 BALISI, JOYCE ANN BANDIOLA
124 BALLESTEROS, MA THEREZA PEDRAZA
125 BALOY, MARY RUTH MARTE
126 BALTAZAR, ALVIN VALENZUELA
127 BALUYUT, CZARINA JANE PINEDA
128 BANCUAL, MARI ERIKA JOI FERNANDEZ
129 BANGAYAN, CENEIL SOLATORIO
130 BANOG, MARIA MINETTE GUTIERREZ
131 BAQUIRAN, HONEY LEI MABILOG
132 BARCELO, JOVET RETALES
133 BARCELON, OGI LARA FREDELUCES
134 BARILLO, BERNADETTE QUINTANILLA
135 BARIN, LANCELOT JUSTINE VITUG
136 BARQUEZ, MONIKKA CAPA
137 BARQUILLA, JEAN CARYL PACATANG
138 BARRETTO, KARLA STEPHANY HERNANDEZ
139 BARROGA, RUTH CARDONA
140 BARROMA, ANNA CRED PAULETTE BUYAO
141 BARTOLOME, RICHELLE ANNE DE CASTRO
142 BARTOLOME, RONALD JR FRANCISCO
143 BASANTA, CHESSA DENUEVO
144 BASILEYO, ALEXIE ERASGA
145 BATACAN, MARIA SHIELA TABAGAN
146 BATICAN, ERICSON DERECHO
147 BAUNO, P-JAY LOWELYN ARRIESGADO
148 BAUTISTA, BABILYN CALIMAG
149 BAUTISTA, BEATRIZ JEAN DE VERA
150 BAUTISTA, KRISTINE JOY BASILAN

Roll of Successful Examinees in the
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151 BAUTISTA, LEONA DANICA GWEN QUISMUNDO
152 BAUTISTA, MA JANINE CATALAN
153 BAUTISTA, MARIE KRISTINE EREVE
154 BAUTISTA, REGINA MARIE ALEJANDRIA
155 BAUTISTA, RONNA SAJONA
156 BAUTISTA, RUPERT ANDRAE GONZALES
157 BAUTISTA, TRICIA MAE SANCHEZ
158 BAYAIS, MHARLET CLET
159 BAYLON, ZANDER VON TINGSON
160 BAYOT, MARA JOSENA OLLANO
161 BAZAR, NEIL NOBLE
162 BEBERO, VIA MALINAO
163 BECHAIDA, APPLE JANE CARTAGENA
164 BEDOYA, GLAIZA JOY BALTAZAR
165 BEGASO, MESHACK TUPAS
166 BELEN, BESSERLEN PRADO
167 BELEN, YASMEEN ZABALA
168 BELGRADO, JOY AVENIDO
169 BELMONTE, MARIE JOANNA CAMILLE DAVID
170 BENGWASAN, PEEJAY DUMASI
171 BENOSA, VAN JULIUS ESPINA
172 BENTORES, XIE CAPACIO
173 BERIÑA, LEIZLE TERBIO
174 BERMEJO, KENNETH CHARLES DELA ROSA
175 BERMUDA, MAGDALENA CORAZON SERVANDO
176 BERNAL, JANETE BACULPO
177 BERNAL, MARLON JOSEPH CUADRANTE
178 BERNAL, MHARIEL ASALDO
179 BERNALES, BREN DERPO
180 BERNALES, REBECCA KATHERINE ARQUIZA
181 BERNARDINO, MIGUEL ALFONSE GOPILAN
182 BERNARDO, GEORGE CAMERO
183 BERNARDO, JOANNE MARIELLE RONO
184 BERNARTE, ANDREA IMPERIAL
185 BERNIDO, JEFFREY PAGDONSOLAN
186 BEROY, JHAILA MAE ACEDO
187 BERSOTO, MYRA ALDAY
188 BERTOL, LISA MARIE PANGANIBAN
189 BETONIO, MA LOURDES ARINGAY
190 BICOL, ELIZA LORAINE RABANO
191 BILAYON, BLESSIE HORA
192 BILLEDO, VINCENT PETER IMPERIAL
193 BILLOTE, WILLIAM JO SE DELA MASA
194 BISA, MIA ABRENICA
195 BLANCHE, CLARISSE ANNE GREGORIO
196 BLAZA, MIKHAIL KRISTOFF DAGANDAN
197 BOBILES, BERNADETH ELMUNDO
198 BOBILES, REGINA UGTO
199 BOJANGIN, DIANE ANGELA JIMENEZ
200 BOLASCO, JOMARI GARCIA
201 BONA, GRETCHEN TIOCSON
202 BONIFACIO, ERIKA ANNE DIZON
203 BONJIBON, CAROL ANNE NEPANGUE
204 BONTOROSTRO, JAN CARAIG
205 BORCENA, JEAN MARGARETTE PARAGAS
206 BORGOÑOS, MARIZ PANAGLIMA
207 BORJA, JEOSIL BUENA
208 BORJA, LUCILLE MAE POLENDEY
209 BORJE, AIDYLVIR JOVERO
210 BORJE, LYNDELVER JOVERO
211 BOSSE, ANGELIKA ABALLE
212 BRAILEY, TERESA FATIMA ATIENZA
213 BREGANIO, DOROTHY JOY NATIVIDAD
214 BRICIA, TRIXCY FRANZ CARREON
215 BRIGOLI, CHARMAIE GUISADIO
216 BRILLANTE, MARIA FATIMA PADRINAO
217 BRILLANTES, JESSA VHIE CALDERON
218 BRIONES, HANNALYN CATUBIG
219 BRIOSO, CHELSEA SISON
220 BRIÑAS, RACHELL FAYE AGAD
221 BUENAFE, RECHEL VILLASECA
222 BUENAVENTURA, MA RACHEL NEPOMUCENO
223 BUENCONSEJO, JET UY
224 BUENO, ARMAN MANALO
225 BUENVENIDA, AIRON BEDONA
226 BUGAOISAN, CLAIRE SUNSHINE DECENA
227 BUGTONG, MAHJALIN ARAIZA SAGALA
228 BUGTONG, NORMAN LUIGI ESCUREL
229 BUIZA, MARIA ROSALINA JAVIER
230 BULANADI, JESSAMINE EVE RAMOS
231 BULAQUIÑA, EVANGELINE ATIENZA
232 BULAWAN, BIANNE ROSE PALMERA
233 BULAY, CAMILLE ALYSSANDREA DIESTA
234 BUMALAY, JOANN CHRISTA RAS
235 BUSTRIA, ANNA CONSUELO AGUSTIN
236 BUZON, JAMES ROMULUS MUMPAR
237 BUZON, KARREN JOY GONZALES

238 CAAGBAY, MA CRISTINA ROYO
239 CABALLERO, MARY JOYCE VARGAS
240 CABASAN, ALYSSA MARIE MANUEL
241 CABASAN, MARK ANTHONY SAYRE
242 CABEZAS, IRISH KLEINE GARON
243 CABILES, YASHINA MONIKA MALINAO
244 CABILLA, KARL DANIEL GO
245 CABRERA, JAY MARK SAMSON
246 CABUNGCAL, MARIA KORINA BILOG
247 CABUNILAS, JENNAH ANGON
248 CACDAC, GRACE BAUTISTA
249 CACHOLA, BIANCA JIMIMAH TUPIL
250 CAGUETE, MICHAEL OLIVER PAGKALIWAGAN

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251 CAGUIOA, BERNA RAMOS
252 CAIREL, ERROL CHARM ORENSE
253 CALAYEG, KRISTINE JOY PASCUA
254 CALDE, KEVIN JOHN CHRISTIAN BULLECER
255 CALICA, MICHELLE HUERTAS
256 CALLANGAN, JEFERSON LAJ-KET
257 CALUNSAG, ELNIE DUGA
258 CAMILING, RHENEELYN PASTERA
259 CAMLIAN, NATASHA KRIZEL KWAN
260 CAMPUGAN, DONNA GALE ROXAS
261 CAMUA, NIKKI DIA SANTOS
262 CANAPI, CHRISTINE JOY BRAZAL
263 CANCERAN, VIRGILIO JR BINARAO
264 CANCIO, JAN MICHAEL CARIÑO
265 CANDELARIA, KRISTEL ELAINE BRAVO
266 CANDELARIO, MARY GRACE ZAMUDIO
267 CANGAO, SIEGFRIED JAY BUTIAL
268 CAPISTRANO, RUEL JETHRO PASCUAL
269 CAPITO, DIANARA BADIDLES
270 CAPUA, ELIZZA MARILLA
271 CAPUA, RACHELLE KRISTINE ENRIQUEZ
272 CARAVACA, ELOISA MARIE YUMA
273 CARIASO, CARLO LAWRENCE PAJO
274 CARLOS, CELINE DIONNE MONTERO
275 CARMELO, RIZALENE WENCESLAO
276 CARNASO, CARYL JEAN CANOY
277 CARPENA, LORJEAN MAE AVILES
278 CARRABLE, KRISELLE ANN DIMACULANGAN
279 CASES, YVONNE DEBORAH DY
280 CASILAO, JELO MICHAEL SAPOTIN
281 CASTELO, PATRICIA RODRIGUEZ
282 CASTILLO, DESIREE BARDOQUILLO
283 CASTRO, DALE JAN ANDA
284 CASTRO, ENGLAND DANNE BECHAYDA
285 CASTRO, RACHELLE ANN GAVIOLA
286 CASUGA, PATRICE MARY VILLALON
287 CATADA, JESSA MARIE SANTOS
288 CATALLA, JOE ANDRIAN RONQUILLO
289 CATANGAY, MIRENE ARELLANO
290 CATIMPO, CECILIA RICAFORT
291 CATOLOS, MARIA AIRA PORTIA GESILVA
292 CATUBAY, MARY CARE REDILA
293 CATUNGAL, ELLA MA FAYE PIA
294 CELESTINO, BERNADETH LINGA
295 CEPILLO, GIOIA ILAGAN
296 CERENIO, ALVIRA TAGLE
297 CERVANTES, DIVINE HILONGO
298 CHAN, KRYSTLE LANTIN
299 CHAN HUAN, FRANCIS FREDRICK CHESTER FAJARDO
300 CHAVEZ, FILIPINAS SAGUM
301 CHAVEZ, KRISTIA JONAH SACBIBIT
302 CHAVEZ, MARY GRACE SAYNES
303 CHING, MARGUST SURALVO
304 CHO, MICHELLE LYN PERNIA
305 CHUA, ANNA PATRICIA PELAYO
306 CHUA, EDWARD ALAIN RAQUIZ
307 CHUA, JOEBELLE BALANAG
308 CHUA, MARNELLY ROSE MIRALLES
309 CLARION, JOHANNAH REVISO
310 CLAVIO, ANJELI SHANE LADIA
311 CLUTARIO, MICHAELA JOYCE BADONG
312 CO, ANNA GENEVIEVE ASUNCION
313 CO, EZEKIEL FLORALDE
314 COBALLES, PEARL VIA SOLIVEN
315 COLLADO, BEMY JOHN ARMADA
316 CONCEPCION, MARIA VERONICA DE JESUS
317 CONCHA, CAMILLE MARGOT GILERA
318 CONDE, DEIRDRE REMIDA GAETOS
319 CONDES, KHRISTINE MAQUIRANG
320 CONGRESO, DIANNE POLVOROSA
321 CONSULTADO, ROVELYN CUNANAN
322 CONVENTO, MA FATIMA MENDOZA
323 CORONEL, ALTHEA MAE PASCUAL
324 CORONEL, CROZETTE PANGILINAN
325 COROÑA, RYAN BONDOC
326 CORPUZ, JANINE MAE VILLOSTAS
327 CORPUZ, JUNE KEITHLY DIEGO
328 CORPUZ, ROSALYN
329 CORREA, KEN GERVACIO
330 CORTES, MAYBELLE MANALO
331 COSARE, LIRA PAZ CATLI
332 COTAS, JOSEPH JR PANGANIBAN
333 CRON, CHERRIE ANNE DUQUE
334 CRUZ, ANA JANELLIE LOPEZ
335 CRUZ, CEFELEEN MAKALINTAL
336 CRUZ, CHRISTIAN VILLANUEVA
337 CRUZ, CLAIRE JOYCE BUENVIAJE
338 CRUZ, GLADYS CHRISTINE TOLENTINO
339 CRUZ, KATHLEEN ROSE AGUILAR
340 CRUZ, KESELY ALVARO
341 CRUZ, RADETTE ABIGAIL MEDINA
342 CRUZ, RAVEL GARCIA
343 CRUZ, VINNIE MARIE DAVID
344 CRUZADO, ARMILEENE REYES
345 CUE, KORINA CAMILLE FALLORINA
346 CUEVAS, NICAH MAAN MIRA
347 CUEVO, MARIELA VIANCA
348 CUIZON, JENNIFER DE PAZ
349 CUNANAN, MARIA ANGELICA BIHAG
350 CUNANAN, MONA CARLA KALAW

356 DACALOS, IRISH LARRAZABAL
357 DACLES, DAHL MARIE TUPIL
358 DACUMA, SARA JOY TABANAO
359 DADUYA, CHRISTINE JIREH MONTERO
360 DAGALANGIT, SORAIMIE PACOD
361 DAGONDON, JAMELLA NINA PACSON
362 DAGPIN, DARL CHRISTINE JOY MAGCANTA
363 DAGUIO, JANNA RAE REASOL
364 DAIS, REGIN RAYMUND DELFIN
365 DALERE, KEITH DELA CRUZ
366 DALIVA, MYLAH SHANE UMBAC
367 DALOOS, MONICA JOY OBNGAYAN
368 DAMIAN, DAVID KUYUNJIK TOBIAS
369 DAMIANO, NATHANIEL TEVES
370 DANDING, MICHAEL BUCO
371 DANGANAN, REX LEMUEL ESGUERRA
372 DARAY, MATTHEW RAPHAEL TRABAJO
373 DASMARIÑAS, KAEZIA LU-ANG
374 DATUIN, DENISE MARIE RIVERA
375 DAUBA, PAULINE MALCABA
376 DAYAO, JAIRA MAE JOSON
377 DAYO, MINERVA FRANCESCA JARALES
378 DE DIOS, CHRISTIAN BRYAN OBSEQUIO
379 DE EGURROLA, JEEL CHRISTINE CANOY
380 DE GALA, BIANCA MA DEZ DULCE
381 DE GULAN, XY-ZA MARIE RAMOS
382 DE GUZMAN, ARVI PEÑA
383 DE GUZMAN, ELOISA JEAN ALMONTE
384 DE GUZMAN, GENESIS CASTILLO
385 DE GUZMAN, JESSICA CAMILLE AZURIN
386 DE GUZMAN, MA FE PAYNO
387 DE GUZMAN, MA REGINA GARIGUEZ
388 DE GUZMAN, MADEL NAKAR
389 DE GUZMAN, TRICIA ANN SANTOS
390 DE JESUS, AIVY TOBIAS
391 DE JESUS, CRISANTO DELIM
392 DE JESUS, RICHTHOFEN CHING
393 DE LA CRUZ, WINDY TUALA
394 DE LAS ALAS, ALEXIS GUCE
395 DE LEON, APRIL JOY CAYANAN
396 DE LEON, BELLE COLLEEN TAPIT
397 DE LEON, CAMILLE VIDON
398 DE LEON, EZRALYN MONSALVE
399 DE LEON, JOSEPH PORTES
400 DE LEON, KARLO ODULIO

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401 DE LIMA, RIONELLE ROGELIO
402 DE LOS SANTOS, VINCENT JACALNE
403 DE LUNA, JOANNA LIEZL CUEVAS
404 DE OCAMPO, JOHMETTE BETTINA
405 DE OCAMPO, PEVI MARIZ FARRALES
406 DE SAGUN, AL RYANE BANCORO
407 DE VERA, ROGEL MARK CABANELA
408 DE VILLA, KRISTINE ANNE VERGARA
409 DEALA, RONADORA EVARDO
410 DEANG, ANGELI MAE PANGAN
411 DECENA, CHRISTIAN JOY AQUINO
412 DEIPARINE, LANZ ROMULO NOMBRADO
413 DEL MUNDO, ANGELI BULALACAO
414 DEL ROSARIO, AARON RADJAE BALMONTE
415 DEL ROSARIO, ANNE CAMILLE CARTATIVO
416 DEL ROSARIO, PILAR ANNA LOU ABERIA
417 DELA CRUZ, ALECXANDREA MINHET
418 DELA CRUZ, ANNA JEMAKALE SANTOS
419 DELA CRUZ, DAWNIE DEMESA
420 DELA CRUZ, JAZZTIN ESPINAR
421 DELA CRUZ, JEWELL
422 DELA CRUZ, KRISTIANNA MARIZ KAWADA
423 DELA CRUZ, MARLON CAÑERO
424 DELA CRUZ, NIKITA CASTRO
425 DELA CRUZ, RACHEL NARGATAN
426 DELA CRUZ, THOMAS JEFFERSON DECIAR
427 DELA CUEVA, NADINE ANN SERAFICA
428 DELA PEÑA, ANNE XIRLANGELA TUBTUB
429 DELA PIEZA, JULIENNE VALLE
430 DELA ROSA, ISMAEL TALAVERA
431 DELIGERO, RICKLANE LUZ MAH
432 DELIMA, KLENT RODNI MUNDOG
433 DELOS SANTOS, CHERRIE ANNE BELTRAN
434 DELOS SANTOS, JUNIX JERALD INTAL
435 DEMOTICA, JOHN ARBEE LOPEZ
436 DESIDERIO, MIGUEL CARLOS SANGOYO
437 DESIDERIO, RACHELLE GAIL MARCELO
438 DEVERA, CHRISTOPHER LACERNA
439 DEVEZA, JULIA KRISTIA ATIENZA
440 DIANO, LAUREN LOUISE SALES
441 DIAZ, CHIN CHIN HERNANDEZ
442 DILAG, GEM HANZETTE TOLENTINO
443 DIMACULANGAN, JULIE ANN MIRANDA
444 DINGLASAN, EDZEN FAYE RAMIENTO
445 DINGLASAN, VON JARYD RIGON
446 DIOKNO, HANNAH KIA MACATIGUIB
447 DIOLA, KAILEEN KATE BAYETA
448 DIVINA, LESLIE DORIS MARIBBAY
449 DIZON, ALVIN RYAN ALCANTARA
450 DIZON, EUNICE MAY PATDU
451 DIZON, MA AGATHA ANNE DEANG
452 DIZON, MARY ANGELBELLE SANCHEZ
453 DIZON, MICHELLE VERONICA NAVARRO
454 DIÑA, ISABEL CLARIZZE
455 DOCE, JOANNE ASI
456 DOCOG, MICAH NOVELA
457 DOLLETON, JULIA MAE EDULAN
458 DOMINGO, CHRISTIANSEN ENRIQUEZ
459 DOMINGO, SARAH JANE SAN DIEGO
460 DONATO, FRANCES CLAROSE EMMANUELLE DELOS SANTOS
461 DOROTEO, PAULA ELISE SAN MIGUEL
462 DUAY, ANA MARIE PEQUE
463 DUAY, MARCELINO III FERMIZA
464 DUCAY, JENNYLYN TAGANAS
465 DUKHA, JANINE MAE BUENDICHO
466 DUMO, GABRIELA GIO
467 DUNGCA, JANUARY GUSTILO
468 DUQUE, CLAUDINE TAYAG
469 DUQUE, MARY JANE BALIWAG
470 DUQUILLA, NOVIE GRACE CANTIGA
471 DURALIZA, LORELIE MARIE PANTANOSAS
472 DURAN, DENNI RAE MARVIDA
473 DURANO, JONASH OROPEZA
474 DURANO, KRIZIA GENEVA KAYE PRADO
475 DURIAS, RAZIEN MARIE REMOROSA

476 EBIEL, LEIZEL ANNE BELLEN
477 EGUSQUIZA, FESSA REMEGIO
478 ELARMO, PATRICIA ANNE DUNGO
479 ELCHICO, GLAIZAMARIE JAVIER
480 ELLSWORTH, XYRENE JUDE NARANJO
481 EMPIG, JOANNE ECUBE
482 ENAJE, EDWIN ENCINAS
483 ENDENCIA, MARIA OLGA REYES
484 ENOLPE, DAISY JEAN PAJAYAT
485 ENRIQUEZ, GISELLE ANN JALAC
486 ENRIQUEZ, KIM BANAL
487 ENTOMA, ANNA LORRAINE ARANDELA
488 ERAGAN, AVE VELEZ
489 EROMA, APRIL SHARMAINE FACUNDO
490 ERPELO, SARAH JAEL PALAJORIN
491 ESCARCHA, JONELE NERONA
492 ESCOTO, MARY CRYZL MANALO
493 ESPADA, RON JULIUS DELA CRUZ
494 ESPANILLO, MAREZSCKA VITERO
495 ESPAÑOLA, RAYMON POMOY
496 ESPEDIDO, MARY JANE NOTORIO
497 ESPINAR, TONI-MAE RACELIS
498 ESPINO, VICTORIA CLARE MEDINA
499 ESPIRITU, AMORSOLO FELIPE
500 ESPIRITU, CLARISSE NICOLA ALVAREZ

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501 ESPIRITU, JOHN ROBERT YAMAT
502 ESPIRITU, NIÑA FELICIA CAHATOL
503 ESTANISLAO, HAZALLE ANN DINGLE
504 ESTILO, HEVERLYN GRACE ABERDE
505 ESTORES, IAN RAE OBLIGAR
506 ESTRABO, HAZELLE ANNE MATIGNAS
507 ESTRELLA, JOHN KENNETH EISMA
508 EUGENIO, BERNADETTE JOYCE MARTIJA
509 EVANGELISTA, CRISTEL RUBIA

510 EVANGELISTA, NIGEL BRYANT BISA


511 FABELLA, MA ANNE PORO
512 FABELLON, AIRA LORRAINE PARAISO
513 FABIAN, NICOLE STEPHANIE ARQUE
514 FACAL, JERAN ANGEL PAJE
515 FACTO, MARIA ALMA GELVEZON
516 FACTOR, CHARMAINE MARTINEZ
517 FACTOR, NICOLE DWAYNE CAPUZ
518 FAGTO, THERESE JOY MACLI-ING
519 FAJARDO, CRISSALOU MATANGUIHAN
520 FAJARDO, ROSALIE MAE RARAS
521 FALCON, MARY DIANNE PE
522 FANER, RUSSEL JANE FRUELDA
523 FANTONALGO, LADY JEMAPHER JOY BORRA
524 FARAMIRAN, ZYREEN LOU BALLADOS
525 FAVOR, NOEL JR DE BORJA
526 FEBRER, KEVIN GENDRANO
527 FELARCA, GAIL KRYSTIA MAE BAGACAY
528 FERIDO, INNA DOMINIQUE YADAO
529 FERNANDEZ, ARCHIANE LENZ IGHARAS
530 FERNANDEZ, HELEN GRACE CONCEPCION QUANICO
531 FERNANDEZ, JAYSON REGONAOS
532 FERNANDEZ, MARGAUX CASTROMAYOR
533 FERNANDEZ, PRIMA MARIS FLORES
534 FERNANDEZ, REMBERT HANS MAGRATA
535 FERNANDEZ, RODOLFO JR FERNANDEZ
536 FERNANDO, LEA ANGELI TOLEDO
537 FERRER, CRISSA JOYCE EXCONDE
538 FERRERO, DOROTHY MINETTE VILLON
539 FERRIOLS, LADY REBECCA ANNE TOMAGAN
540 FIEDACAN, LARINEL VINCENT MANUYAG
541 FIGUEROA, CLAIRE ANGELINE LIM
542 FIÑONES, CAROLYN DIAZ
543 FLORENDO, LAIZA ROMANO
544 FLORES, ALJON DARYL YU
545 FLORES, CHARISSA GABRIELA VILLAFLORES
546 FLORES, MARIELLE GAQUING
547 FONTAMILLAS, ATHENA LYNN BANAN
548 FORMALES, TUESDAY ANNE GUTIERREZ
549 FORNOLES, JESSICA BALID
550 FRAGATA, MA DEVINA ROSE SEMELON
551 FRANCISCO, SANDRICK PAUL GAYO
552 FRANCO, NOLI DELANTAR
553 FRONTERAS, ARIANNE CANSINO
554 FUENTES, CARLA ROSYL FORTES
555 FUENTES, KARINA FLORES
556 FUENTES, MARCO ANTONIO AQUINO
557 FUENTES, RACHELLE FANER

558 GACUSAN, MILO CAYANAN
559 GALANG, LOU BERNADETTE MICLAT
560 GALARAGA, VERONICA LOUISSE MANANSALA
561 GALELA, DEBI SUICO
562 GALICIA, JANINE BESITE
563 GALINDEZ, JOVILYN ZAPLAN
564 GALLARDO, RACHEL RODES
565 GAMBOA, NIKAELA KATRINA MARASIGAN
566 GARCHITORENA, CHEAULINA GENE PINEDA
567 GARCIA, ANGELICA INCIONG
568 GARCIA, IVY VALEREE RUBIA
569 GARCIA, KEVIN SABADO
570 GARCIA, MARY JOY MERCADO
571 GARCIA, ROY VINCENT BUENSUCESO
572 GARDE, DONNA GALVE
573 GARINGO, ELSON SARMIENTO
574 GARLITOS, SHARA MAE BAUTISTA
575 GATMAITAN, MAREN FEL RODRIGUEZ
576 GAVIOLA, GABRIELLE MARIE ALERA
577 GAYLICAN, MARIA TERESA LIWAN
578 GEALON, JIRAH MAE DUHAYLUNGSOD
579 GENTALLAN, CHARIZ AMOR ESCASURA
580 GEROLEO, RIA KATRINA DE JESUS
581 GERONIMO, JONAFER SUMAYLO
582 GLIMADA, APRIL AISHA MACAVINTA
583 GO, RANDY PERRY ONG
584 GOLERO, MARY JOSEPHINE DICHOSA
585 GOLINGAY, KRASNAYA JEAN ECONG
586 GOMEZ, DON MAURO SALVADOR
587 GONZAGA, CATHERINE GALARCE
588 GONZAGA, NEIL FRETZ ORIENDO
589 GONZALES, APRIL JANE CASTILLO
590 GONZALES, CHRISTINE ANTHEA CONCEPCION
591 GONZALES, ERIC GRANT DE GUZMAN
592 GONZALES, IRENE LEONA SORIANO
593 GONZALES, JONNALENE NOGOT
594 GONZALES, RONNA FAYE FAJUTAGANA
595 GONZALVO, EDIELYN DE TORRES
596 GOSE, FRANCES JOY TANGUNAN
597 GOTINGA, TRISHA JOY OPINION
598 GREGORIO, ESTELITA RODRIGUEZ
599 GRIMALDO, MARIA THERESA LINGA
600 GUANLAO, CARL DERRICK LINGAD
601 GUBAN, JAMIE DACUDAO
602 GUERRA, MARY ROSE GONZALES
603 GUEVARA, JEWEL JOYCE SANTOS
604 GUIAO, MARJORIE MANLUTAC
605 GUIEB, JEREMY TOMAS
606 GUILLERMO, JENNY ROSE DINERO
607 GULLOS, ALTHEA MAY ANUTA
608 GULTIANO, HYACINTH PATAYAN
609 GUMAFELIX, ARGEE CATOG
610 GUMOGDA, JAN PAOLO VALERO
611 GUNIO, CHRISNA BAUTISTA
612 GURA, ELISA MAE ORANZA
613 GURANGO, MYRA MATADOS
614 GUTIERREZ, JIANE JOSHUA CULLA
615 GUTIERREZ, LEOVIE MAE CALITIS
616 GUTIERREZ, MARY JUBILANT CRUZ

617 HAO, ALEXANDRA BEATRICE GUZMAN
618 HAW, ARIANE GALE DICALAY
619 HERNANDEZ, ANGELBERT ZABAT
620 HERNANDEZ, MIKHAELA FRANCHESCA ESTRADA
621 HERNANDEZ, WILBUR ESPIRITU
622 HERRERA, MARIA ANGELA MORALES
623 HERVAS, THERESE THEA RIVERA
624 HICBAN, JOHN PATRICK LAPID
625 HIRAO, GLADYS ATIENZA
626 HOSENILLA, KIMBERLY CAMBAYA

627 ICAO, NILL MATTHEW SUMALPONG
628 ICASIAM, HERWIN ERNIETA
629 IGNACIO, CHARLES JEROME AMIGO
630 ILAGAN, DEMI FRANCES BAGOS
631 IMPERIAL, JERRI ANGELICA
632 IMPERIO, VERONICA SALDIVAR
633 INDEFENSO, ANNE BERNADETTE LLOBRERA
634 INGENIERO, MARIE LOUISE ORO
635 IRINCO, MA REGINA MANGALUS
636 ISAAC, SHERR ALYSSA JOVER
637 ISANAN, JOSHUA KEANU DELA CRUZ
638 ISRAEL, KRISTINE ANN LOSLOSO

639 JABAO, SHARA MAE CAJAYON
640 JACINTO, JAIRA CHAN
641 JARDINO, BERNADETTE PANILAG
642 JAVATE, KRIZIA LAUREN PAMINTUAN
643 JIMENEZ, JOSEPH MACAHILIG
644 JOPIA, FRANCISCA EMILY
645 JORNACION, KATHERINE JOYCE ABIS
646 JOSE, KYLE VICTOR
647 JOVAL, ROWENA SARAD
648 JUAN, MARINELLE ZAGUIRRE
649 JUANILLO, JOANNE MAE LEGASPI
650 JUAREZ, ANNA JOSEPHA GAZA
651 JUAT, JAN NICOLE REYES
652 JUMAQUIO, AIKA LUZ DE CASTRO

653 KAAMIÑO, DAPHNE OLE
654 KALAW, MARIA KONSUELO RUFFA RAMILO
655 KHAMB, SUKWINDER KOUR GONZALES
656 KING, MA NICOLE DIOLENE DELA CRUZ
657 KINTANAR, ROMULO GABRIEL ASUNCION
658 KISHIMOTO, KEN TERRADO
659 KO, KATHERINE YARED

660 LABCAEN, LEONIE JOY LIBARDO
661 LABRADOR, JOHMEL NIEMEZ
662 LACORTE, MAYETH EUGENIO
663 LACSON, AILEEN ELEANOR DITAN
664 LADIA, LEONARDO JR RANDOY
665 LAFORTEZA, MARC EMMANUEL JUSTINIANO
666 LAGAO, JEM ABIGAIL TOLENTINO
667 LAGO, CATHERINE PONDARE
668 LALIN, LOREN GRACE MAPAYO
669 LANAS, ROMA ANGELICA ASISTENTE
670 LANDAGAN, MYRA DE LOS REYES
671 LANIC, PAUL JOHN PEJOTO
672 LANUZA, JUHNELYNN CRUZ
673 LANZAR, JOGYLLE MARIE BALIDIONG
674 LAO, SHARRIE ADALE TAN
675 LAPIRA, PAUL ANDREW MERDEGIA
676 LAPUS, BARTOLOME MANALANG
677 LARA, JENNY ROSE DALISAY
678 LARGO, CYD RITZ NARONA
679 LARON, LOUISE JANE LESACA
680 LAROZA, JULIE ANNE QUESEA
681 LASALA, SONY OROGO
682 LAT, DIANA GRACE VILLAPA
683 LAURENTE, EMILY VIVIEN LAGUITAO
684 LAVADIA, ERWIN NIKKO TOJOS
685 LAVADO, MARIAN CABARLES
686 LAVAPIE, JOYCE LAUREN LIM
687 LAYUS, RYZA LIEZEL BERNALES
688 LECAROS, MIGUEL CONSTANTINO ROSARIO
689 LEE, NYSSA JEREMIA ANG
690 LEGAL, CYRENE SANTOS
691 LEGARZA, GILLIAN NOELLE ACOSTA
692 LEGONES, KATHRENE MAE VALENCIA
693 LEO, JAZREEL BUGTONG
694 LEOPARTE, JURIEL EVASCO
695 LERION, ARRIANNE SANTOTOME
696 LEYRITANA, RACHEL ANNE CASIPLE
697 LIBRANDO, CHARISSA MARIE ERGEN
698 LIBUNAO, ALIZA MARIE BERTOS
699 LIGANOR, ELISHA ANDREA APLASCA
700 LIM, ALEEZA GRETHEL AHNE TOLENTINO

724 MABANTA, LUCKY RHOY HIPOLITO
725 MACABULOS, MARK NICOLAS ATIENZA
726 MACAHIA, DESIREE ANNE MARANAN
727 MACALINAO, CHASTINE BLANCAFLOR
728 MACAPALA, CHARIE KAYE MURILLO
729 MACAPANAS, GLADLYN MAE BACUS
730 MACARAEG, MARY JOY OCROMAS
731 MACARAEG, ONADA PAULINE DELSON
732 MACAUBA, MARY JANE BOONGALING
733 MADRIDEJOS, ROSABEL YAYA
734 MADRIGAL, ROLAND MARVIN RODIL
735 MAGALLANES, RALD-ROMEO ABACAHIN
736 MAGHIRANG, ANDREI LOPEZ
737 MAGLINTE, JURILEX APURADO
738 MAGNO, SHIELA ARBOLEDA
739 MAGPANTAY, JANNE ANDRE GRANDE
740 MAGSINO, SHANE NOCHE
741 MALABANAN, JINKY CRISOSTOMO
742 MALABANAN, MYRA LYNN MENDOZA
743 MALAGUEÑO, MARY ANTONETTE DIAZ
744 MALALUAN, JUDY ARDEZA
745 MALAPITAN, BIEN SARAH JANE DOLORFINO
746 MALINAO, JUNNE RAYE TACAY
747 MALINAO, KATHY LYNNE MARTORILLAS
748 MALLARI, AILA ELAIZA MACAPUGAY
749 MALONES, JOHN RUPERT
750 MALUBAY, KAY DIN KATHERINE DELOS REYES
751 MAMALIO, ANGELIQUE MARIE RAMOS
752 MAMARIL, ABEGAIL HERNANDEZ
753 MANABAT, GISELLE MACASINAG
754 MANAIG, KARLA ANGIELA TAPIA
755 MANALO, MAYETTE GABRIELLE DE CASTRO
756 MANANGGIT, MARK ALLAN CAPERLAC
757 MANANQUIL, DAREL VALENCIA
758 MANANSALA, JOCELYN CABRERA
759 MANAOIS, JEFFERSON GRATE
760 MANARANG, PAULENE LOU MANARANG
761 MANDANI, MARIA VERONICA VITUG
762 MANGUBAT, ANA MARISSE MENDOZA
763 MANGUBAT, RUCHI DAYAN CHIEFE
764 MANGYAN, MARIA KRISTINE ELIZABETH HONOFRE
765 MANILA, CELESTE MAGISTRADO
766 MANING, KRISTEL TULOSA
767 MANJARES, JANINE ABIGAEL FONTIVEROS
768 MANOLATO, JONAH HOPE MARTINEZ
769 MANUEL, APRIL ANN BAGAOISAN
770 MANUEL, MONIQUE TERUELLE PAMINTUAN
771 MANUUD, MANUEL II MOLINA
772 MARAMOT, JOAN KRISTEL SANDOVAL
773 MARANAN, CARL REMAN MAGPANTAY
774 MARAVILLA, JAN ANGELIQUE BARREDO
775 MARBAN, PAMELA LOUIS FABELA
776 MARCOS, FERRY MAE DELA CRUZ
777 MARIÑAS, MARIA NIÑA MARCELO
778 MARIÑO, VALORA MAE IBERO
779 MARTIN, FRITZ GERALD GOLAMCO
780 MARTIN, MC BAIN MATTHEW MERIS
781 MASANDA, ARGEL BONDOC
782 MASCARIÑAS, ELAINE MICHELLE MANTE
783 MASFERRE, ELVIRA REYES
784 MASICLAT, JANINE MERRYLIN SALAZAR
785 MATEO, JENNIFER ANN MARIANO
786 MATIBAG, KRISTINE BERNADETTE MERCADO
787 MATUNOG, RAISSA NAZAL
788 MAUR, CRISTINE CABANAYAN
789 MAÑACAP, REEMAN CLYDE NAVALES
790 MAÑALAC, ALEXIS ROI AQUINO
791 MAÑAOL, ANCEL MARIZ CRUZ
792 MAÑIBO, JOVIELYN SUNTO
793 MEDEL, JERICHO DIUMANO
794 MEDINA, JOHN GERARD PAJARES
795 MEDINA, PAOLA QUIELYN MOLO
796 MENCIANO, MILLISCENT AYSON
797 MENDOZA, ANGELICA NICHOLE BALMACEDA
798 MENDOZA, CAMILLE MENDOZA
799 MENDOZA, CAMILLE ELOISA NICOLAS
800 MENDOZA, CARLO JULIAN REYES
801 MENDOZA, CHARMAINE JOAN PATAG
802 MENDOZA, CHELSEA RITZ REYES
803 MENDOZA, KIM CHRISTINE AYAPANA
804 MENDOZA, KIMBERLY ANNE ROQUE
805 MENDOZA, LORITA RAMIREZ
806 MENDOZA, MALVINN VANGUARDIA
807 MENDOZA, MARY GRACE AGUILAR
808 MERCADO, ANJEFECAR MELICENT AQUINO
809 MERCADO, MARC EDMER GLEN ADAJAR
810 MERZA, CHESTER ALAN RAMOS
811 MEYER, KARA LISA
812 MEÑA, ANN CAMIL GAIL CRUZ
813 MIANO, HAZEL MAE FETALVER
814 MILANTE, EARVIN JAMES PASCUAL
815 MILLAN, THERESSE SINGULAR
816 MINA, ANN CAMILLE FERNANDEZ
817 MINAGA, FATHMA SONNAYA MARMAY
818 MIRABUENOS, JEREMY ERICA ANG
819 MIÑANO, CHIARA FORTU
820 MOALONG, FRANCESCA DENISE CACHAPERO
821 MOISES, GLYCEL CANEZARES
822 MOJICA, MYLA DAMSIK
823 MOLINA, AIRA YASMIN GUMANIT
824 MOLINA, MONICA LOUISE IBARRA
825 MONANG, VERONICA GADGAD
826 MONDARES, MONIQUE ENRIQUEZ
827 MONDERO, PRINCESS FLORENCE AMPON
828 MONTARON, BEN JOHN
829 MONTEMAYOR, RONACITA CLEMENTE
830 MONTES, LOUISE CARMELI CELESTINO
831 MONTEZA, MARICAR MERUEÑA
832 MONTIVEROS, MYR PATRICIA FERCOL
833 MORALES, JESICA ELEDIA
834 MORALES, KIM WILLIAM PASION
835 MORANDANTE, RAWI JUNE AMAGA
836 MORAÑO, CHARIBEL ARCILLA
837 MORE, KEVIN NICOLAI CORSAME
838 MORENO, DEMPSEY FABRE
839 MOTAR, KLARIZZE MICAH VIZCONDE
840 MUNDOC, CONSTANTINE DANTE
841 MUNGCAL, ANELLE BANGCO
842 MURODA, MARVIE ANTHONY FERNANDEZ

843 NACASI, HANNAN BADA
844 NAPOLIS, ZYRA IRENE PIMENTEL
845 NARANJO, GRACIELA URMENETA
846 NARBONITA, JESSICA BARUELO
847 NARIDA, SARINA LEI GADUYON
848 NARRA, JULIE ANNE RAUSA
849 NATIAL, EDSELYN REYES
850 NATOPLAG, MICHAEL CONGE
851 NAVARRETE, GLESSEL
852 NEBRES, ALRINA MARIE ABAN
853 NELMIDA, MELODY TABOTABO
854 NEPOMUCENO, JUNE ANNE PERALTA
855 NERI, DENISE BLESILA MONDEZ
856 NEYRA, BIANCA JILL LAURENCIANO
857 NILO, GWYNN TAGURA
858 NOLASCO, PAULINE PADUA
859 NUENAY, JONI ANGELI NEPANGUE
860 NUGUID, CLAUDETTE PURA
861 NUYDA, JOYCE DUABE

862 O'HARA, KARISSA DANICE LAVETORIA
863 OBLIMAR, CARMINA LOREN SOSITO
864 OCER, CHRISTY NICOLE ESTEROSAS
865 OCTAVIANO, CATHERINE VILLAVER
866 ODTOJAN, MARY CHRISTINE ARREZA
867 OLASO, FRANCIS BINLAYO
868 OLIVAN, CARLO DONATO ESPIRITU
869 OLIVAR, KAREN MARIE ESTRELLA
870 OLIVEROS, LYNDSELL-ANN ESPIRIDION
871 OLMILLO, HANA COLINA SALAVER
872 OLORVIDA, MA ARCEL MARIOT
873 ONG, ANTHONY MIRTON MADRIGAL
874 ONG, IVY CAMILLE BALBOA
875 ORATE, ALYSSA JANEL GINES
876 ORBIGO, SEAN MICHAEL PAYONGAYONG
877 ORDENIS, MARILYN DAVIDO
878 ORDIZ, MARIE LESLIE TAN
879 ORETA, ERIC JOHN CAACBAY
880 ORNA, ANA FLOR ALCARAZ
881 OROT, NARCELIE BALOME
882 ORTEGA, KELLA ARELLANO
883 ORTIZ, JESSICA ERIKA PLACIDO
884 ORTIZ, MARIA DANICA JOY LUBRICA
885 ORTIZ, PAULENE ROXAS

886 PABLO, ETHEL GEE DIVINEE GERARDO
887 PABLO, XYRON MAY DELA REYNA
888 PACATANG, ANGELI CHRISTINE ABROGUEÑA
889 PADILLA, MYRVIC KEYOKO EDEROSAS
890 PADILLA, NICOLO CAEZAR MASCARINAS
891 PADUA, ELVIRA PEREZ
892 PAEZ, RICHVON MYCO MANSAYON
893 PAGKALINAWAN, ALMA FATIMA REYES
894 PAGTALUNAN, JAX DENIELE ROQUE
895 PAJARES, CATHERINE JANE LOPEZ
896 PAJARILLO, ARBARAYNE ANCHETA
897 PALANCA, JANICA ELAINE GUTIERREZ
898 PALER, LADY JANE ELLEVERA
899 PALMA, JOHN LAYSON
900 PALMES, JEFF LEI VILLENA
901 PALOMA, JERECO OLIVERIO
902 PALOMATA, VERGILYN SAGUCIO
903 PANGAN, CAMILLE BAGANG
904 PANGAN, MARK JOSEPH AGUSTIN
905 PANGANIBAN, MIRZIE ANN TORIO
906 PANGGA, KRISTA LEGASPI
907 PANGILINAN, JERSEY PARTOSA
908 PANGILINAN, MARIA ISABEL FERNANDEZ
909 PANGINDIAN, JULIANNE ALINSOD
910 PANIO, ERNEST ALLEN OPIANA
911 PAPAS, HAIDEE PANTINOPLE
912 PARAISO, ELIJAH RUFFA BALLEGO
913 PARCIA, CHARLENE NOELLE BINAMIRA
914 PARCON, ARIANE MAE LAGASCA
915 PARDILLA, CATHLEEN JANE BALANTA
916 PARDILLA, GIANDRO ANDREI FRANCISCO
917 PARDILLO, AIREEN TAMAYO
918 PAREJA, ENNISS ALBERT MALONES
919 PARNASO, MERYLL CAMPITA
920 PAROHINOG, LUCILLE BALAS
921 PARREÑO, DANIELLE MARIE ALCORIZA
922 PARROCHA, MONA-PI PALATTAO
923 PASACAY, PAULINE JOY VASQUEZ
924 PASAMBA, MA AZRA ESTACIO
925 PASCASIO, MARSTON SATURNINO
926 PASCUAL, CLARISSA JOANNE ARCEO
927 PASCUAL, JOSHUA DACANAY
928 PATAJO, MELISSA ECAL
929 PATERNO, BEATRIZ ANNE IRENE OCAMPO
930 PATRICIO, MARIE KAY ANNE MISAL
931 PATRIMONIO, PAULINE ROLLON
932 PAUIG, CHERRY MHAY SAJUL
933 PAULINO, FATIMA SERRANO
934 PAZ, NIKKI AMPONGAN
935 PEDIR, RUTH ARIELLE PRUDENTE
936 PELLEJO, THERESE MARQUIALA
937 PENDON, UNICA RESURRECCION
938 PENOBLAR, JERMIELYN YVON RAMOS
939 PERA, ALYZZA RICA ELEDA
940 PERALTA, ANGELICA MARIE GENOVE
941 PERALTA, SUNSHINE FAYTONE
942 PEREZ, ABRAHAM JR MAALAT
943 PEREZ, BERNADETTE BERGADO
944 PEREZ, CHRISTINE DOMINIQUE LIBRAMONTE
945 PEREZ, MARIA PAZ ALONZO
946 PEREZ, MARICAR JANICE CALIBUSO
947 PEREZ, MARY SULLAN SOLINAP
948 PEROCHO, MARK ISMAEL LUMBOY
949 PESIGAN, MARIAN GEL AFRICA
950 PEÑALOSA, JESSICA JOYCE PEREZ
951 PILAPIL, JOAN MARIELLE JANDIC
952 PINEDA, EDMAR OCAMPO
953 PLACIDO, ERIKA MAE QUILOAN
954 POBLETE, REMY ROSE LABRO
955 PODRIDO, JAJE ANGELIKA ANCHETA
956 POE, MARLON OLOGUIBER
957 PONCE, CATHERINE CAPILI
958 PONCE, CATHERINE VELASCO
959 POPILO, MAERI HOPE SEGOVIA
960 PORRAS, WHILMAR BARCIMO
961 PORTUGUEZ, MARY ANNE ALVERO
962 POTIAN, ERIKA CHER PEÑAFLOR
963 PRESILLAS, ALJUN
964 PULIDO, DIANNE MANAGO
965 PUNO, NIÑA MAI BANAL
966 PUNONGBAYAN, MARIE CIELLO JACINTO
967 PUNTERO, BRIGITTE CARDENAL
968 PUNZALAN, JEDDA MERCADO
969 PUTI, ARTELIZ SOTTO

970 QUE, DIANNE CLARISSE LIMLENGCO
971 QUEDDENG, ROBERT MANALO
972 QUERO, DOROTHY JOY SALARZA
973 QUIAMBAO, MARIA BRIGINA BRIGINO
974 QUIBALLO, ANDIE RAFAEL ESTABILLO
975 QUILAPIO, JARISH ANDRADE
976 QUINALAYO, JOMENDEL DUJALI
977 QUINIAL, IVANKA PATRICIA DEL ROSARIO
978 QUINTO, GILYN CALALO
979 QUITANEG, LERIO ROSE CABIGAO
980 QUITANGON, PAULINE TATLONGHARI
981 QUITOS, KATHERINE XYRA LOPEZ

982 RADA, VANESSA MARIE GAMBITO
983 RAFAEL, BEATRIZ SAMSON
984 RAFOL, MARY KEZIAH TORNEA
985 RAGASA, RALPH JOSEPH RIVERA
986 RAGONTON, KENNETH DOLOTINA
987 RAGOT, ALYANNA MARIE VILLAHERMOSA
988 RAGOT, ROLDAN CORONA
989 RAHON, PEDRO ERLANO
990 RAMILLETE, JEMMUEL BUHAYAN
991 RAMILO, GLESELLE BONIFACIO
992 RAMIREZ, MA KATRINA JOY SANCHEZ
993 RAMIZO, MARIA PAMELA CASINGAL
994 RAMOLETE, KAREN MAY LOPEZ
995 RAMOS, ANABELLE ORTEGA
996 RAMOS, CARMELA ROSE YSABEL DIGDIGAN
997 RAMOS, EUEL CHARIZ MACATUNO
998 RAMOS, SARAH ALMUEDA
999 RANCHE, CHRISTIAN
1000 RAPIZ, CHRISTINE JOY CATINOY
1001 RAQUEPO, LEILANI REDUQUE
1002 RARA, ASLEY PAULE
1003 RAYMUNDO, VIANKA PUGAL
1004 RAYOS, KATHLEEN POLITICO
1005 RAÑADA, SARALYN MAE ISIT
1006 REBALDE, EURELYN SIALONGO
1007 REBUSA, RAMA KATRINA PEREZ
1008 RECIO, JOY RENEE ROSE CALINGASAN
1009 REDILLAS, CAMILLE JOAN MARTIN
1010 REFE, KRYSTALLE CARREN ROXAS
1011 REGALA, GLIZEL LARIZZE CUNANAN
1012 REGASPI, JOANE MAE AUSTRIA
1013 REGLOS, ALYSSA JANE AGLINAO
1014 REJANO, ANNE THERESA BALAJADIA
1015 RELIGIOSO, CRYSTAL MAE PALMA
1016 REMISCAL, NIKKI FAYE DELOS REYES
1017 RENOLAYAN, DIANA FE SARIPE
1018 REODIQUE, MA ROLITA PACLIBAR
1019 REOPEREZ, MA CAMILLE ESTAYAN
1020 REPOLLO, ABBY JANE MARASIGAN
1021 REVITA, JEZRELLE PAUL SANTOS
1022 REYES, DEBORAH RAE CORONADO
1023 REYES, HANZEN MARQUEZ
1024 REYES, MARITONIFLOR MARQUEZ
1025 RIMPOLA, ANNE CLARISSE BAUTISTA
1026 RIVERA, AL ENRICO GONZAGA
1027 RIVERA, CARMINA TINIO
1028 RIVERA, GLAIZEL REYES
1029 RIÑON, JOANNA MARIE MALLARI
1030 ROCHA, GISELLE MIÑA
1031 RODERNO, ROSE ANN ANGEL POLLEDO
1032 RODRIGUEZ, GABRIELLE MONTEALEGRE
1033 RODRIGUEZ, PRECIOUS ANTONETTE ABEJERO
1034 RODRIGUEZ, ROXANNE CAPUA
1035 ROGELIO, DESIREE OBNAMIA
1036 ROJO, CARMELLE ANN BARCENAS
1037 ROLA, MA ELIZABETH TAN
1038 ROLDAN, ANGELA SUZANNE LA VALLE
1039 ROLDAN, JONNA FELIZ CAJAYON
1040 ROMA, CHARRIE MENDOZA
1041 ROMANO, PATRICK ANGELO SORE
1042 ROMERO, ADELLE CASTILLO
1043 ROMERO, DENISE ABAD
1044 ROMERO, GRETCHEN BONDOC
1045 ROMERO, LORIELAINNE MAE SELGA
1046 RONDERO, ALDRIN GALENDEZ
1047 ROSALES, APRIL MARIE ALLEXES BERNADAS
1048 ROSALES, KARLOS ANGELO ASILO
1049 RUALLO, DIANNE MICHELLE MARTINEZ
1050 RUDIO, EDEN GRACE ORBINO
1051 RUEDA, PAMELA GONZALES
1052 RULONA, MARY LOUISSE BARCELONA

1053 SABADO, GLADYS MAY ALMACIN
1054 SABIDURIA, RAUL ANGELZON ARGUIÑOSO
1055 SABILLA, LEA KATRINE LOMITAO
1056 SABROSO, PAUL JASON GRANADOS
1057 SACLOT, LOUISSE PRINCESS PLANDO
1058 SAGARAL, FLORELYN ZAPANTA
1059 SAGRADO, ANN VALERY BENJAMIN
1060 SAGUIN, JACQUELINE VINCIT MIDEM
1061 SAGUM, BIANCA JIREH TOMELDAN
1062 SAINGAN, FATIMA ALFANTE
1063 SAITOH, MIKEE FURISCAL
1064 SAJISE, MARITER DINGCONG
1065 SALAMAT, RAFAEL CRUZ
1066 SALINAS, MARY ANN CAMU
1067 SALMON, FIONA JULIENNE ANCHETA
1068 SALUNDAY, NORMANDELL ALCANTARA
1069 SALVADOR, ERIKA QUEJA
1070 SALVADOR, FRANCIS CHRISTIAN SANTOS
1071 SALVATIERRA, ERICA ISIS MILLARE
1072 SALVO, JASMINE MERIEL OJEDA
1073 SALVOSA, MARVILYN RINDON
1074 SAMBAS, MARIE ANTONETTE USITA
1075 SAMSON, ANJELA PATRICIA INLAYO
1076 SAN JUAN, FELISSE MARIANNE ZABALLERO
1077 SAN LUIS, ROSE ANN SALAZAR
1078 SAN MIGUEL, MITZIE GAIL MURILLO
1079 SANCHEZ, GWEN NIKKA TABAQUIN
1080 SANCHEZ, RACHELLE ANNE CARMONA
1081 SANCHEZ, SARAH BLESS CLEMENTE
1082 SANGUYO, JUSTINE LOUIE DE LEON
1083 SANMOCTE, JENNY ROSE DELICA
1084 SANORJO, MICHELLE GO
1085 SANTELLA, YONINA MARIE AMIGO
1086 SANTIAGO, ALEN JOSEF AGUTAYA
1087 SANTIAGO, KRISTINA MARIE CRISTOBAL
1088 SANTIAGO, MA JENINE CAYABYAB
1089 SANTIAGO, MA ROSALIE NIOGAN
1090 SANTOALLA, STEPHANIE MACANOQUIT
1091 SANTOS, ANDREA PAOLA DELA CRUZ
1092 SANTOS, DIANA JANE JASMIN
1093 SANTOS, GABRIELLE NICOLE GUALBERTO
1094 SANTOS, JOSEPH RUSSELL REYES
1095 SANTOS, KATHY ROSE TAMAYO
1096 SANTOS, LORDY ANGELO CARULLO
1097 SANTOS, MARY ROMENIA CATUIRAN
1098 SANTOS, REGINE GRACE AGILADA
1099 SANTOS, VINAFLOR ZANTUA
1100 SANZ, KRISTINE JOY GUARDADOS
1101 SAQUETON, LEAH MARIE LUCHE
1102 SARMIENTO, MAYDEL PESA
1103 SARMIENTO, NIKKI ANGELI BATOON
1104 SARMIENTO, REINA FAYE SAYAT
1105 SAVADERA, ERICK PEREZ
1106 SAYANGCO, MICHELLE BABARAN
1107 SAYO, JANINE CRYSTAL CASTILLO
1108 SAÑO, CAMILLE DE VILLA
1109 SE, ROMEO JR DAYGON
1110 SERDEÑA, JAZELLE CHANTAL (JC) BENIZA
1111 SERRANO, SHAIRMAINE GALOPE
1112 SESE, ARMAND VINCENT ANGELES
1113 SEVILLA, MARY JANE ALBESA
1114 SHRESTHA, SACHCHA CHUA
1115 SIBAL, TRICIA MAE BELEN
1116 SICAT, JENNAH REKKA CASTRO
1117 SILVA, CHRISTINE JUDE SINANG
1118 SILVA, NICOLE KRIS LAGGUI
1119 SILVESTRE, ROAN AGNES RIVERA
1120 SINAY, HYACINTH STACE ANDRES
1121 SINGSON, JESSICA LUSTINA
1122 SISON, MAY MARGARET TULAGAN
1123 SISON, SHEKAREE MARIANE MUYARGAS
1124 SIY, MELISSA JANE
1125 SOBORNIZO, QUENNIE BANTOG
1126 SOLIMAN, MARIA LUISA ORTEGA
1127 SORDAN, CEDRICK LAPID
1128 SORIANO, DENNIS MORFE
1129 SORIANO, ELDON HARRIS BEGONIA
1130 SORIANO, KRIZIA JANE VENUS
1131 SOTERO, ARISA MARCELI DE GUIA
1132 SUAREZ, JAN MICHAEL BADAYOS
1133 SUAREZ, JON ADRIAN MACALALAD
1134 SUARNABA, MARY BERNADETTE LAMSIN
1135 SUBIDO, FRANCIS KYLE CAGALINGAN
1136 SUMATRA, DARYL KANE BABOR
1137 SUMAYLO, JENILYN ELUMBARING
1138 SUNGA, ARCHIE BALINGIT
1139 SUNIEGA, ERIKA ALEXIS BALGAN
1140 SUPELANA, JULIE PEARL BASCO
1141 SUSADA, CRISTINE DYAN UCAB
1142 SUSON, RUTH ANNE BONDOC
1143 SUÑGA, JACKIE PEREZ

1144 TABAGAN, ROSELLE-ANN BAUDIN
1145 TABANDA, JENNA MAE CARALDE
1146 TABINAS, MARK EARL ANDAL
1147 TABO, CHANTAL ELLIS SALIGUMBA
1148 TABO-OY, GEORDANE AGAPEN
1149 TACLAS, MARIA AGNES FONTANILLA
1150 TACTAY, EMMET FERNANNE JOY LOMIBAO
1151 TADAL, DARLENE CECILLE HITORIAGA
1152 TADEO, SHIELA GRACE RONDAL
1153 TAGRA, KATE DANICA LARGO
1154 TALENTO, DARLENE MAY TECSON
1155 TALENTO, ZAHRA GRACE VEGA
1156 TAMAYO, JANE MARIE DUBAL
1157 TAMAYO, SHARLYNN MIRANDA
1158 TAMPUS, JORIZ ABIJEN BAROTE
1159 TAN, ANGELI CHARMAINE CUA
1160 TAN, CRISTINE BIANCA STOHNER
1161 TAN, ERIN ERIKA MARAIÑGAN
1162 TAN, KRIZZA JOY YBANEZ
1163 TAN, LISETTE ANN TRINIDAD
1164 TAN, MOLLIE RAE SEVILLA
1165 TANDER, DIVINA JANE MAYO
1166 TANDOY, CHARMAINE JOY LIBO-ON
1167 TANG, THOMAS ARMAND CABOTAJE
1168 TANO, QUENEE DEE ALONZO
1169 TANTIADO, SHIELA CASTILLO
1170 TAPAYAN, JONAH CREAS CORNELIO
1171 TAPEL, SARAH JEAN MOLINA
1172 TARRIELA, CHARLMAINE ANN ESCALONA
1173 TASICO, REYNIER CUENCA
1174 TAYABAN, JOHN GUIMBATAN
1175 TAÑADA, REI EMMANUEL CANLAS
1176 TEODORO, HANAMEEL GIDEON EUGENIO
1177 TEOXON, MAREN LAT
1178 TEVES, EMIL JOHN BIÑAS
1179 TICAG, LENIE EDRALINE CALINES
1180 TICZON, JOHN NELSON ROXAS
1181 TING, STEPHANIE ALYSSA TONGSON
1182 TIONGCO, JAMIE BIANCA MANUEL
1183 TIONGSON, EDRAE REGINALDE
1184 TIPACE, JENELLE SARAH FULGENCIO
1185 TOLEDO, JANET LABENIA
1186 TOLENTINO, ANDREA LYNN SANTOS
1187 TOLENTINO, KEITH LIM
1188 TOLENTINO, ROSE MARITESS NAVARRO
1189 TONGSON, MARLENE-RUTH CASTILLO
1190 TORCULAS, EASTER JOY DACOSTA
1191 TORIO, BEATRIZ KAYE PIZARRO
1192 TORREJOS, RYAN ALVIN SANTOS
1193 TORRES, ALJUMAE UNTIVER PASCUA
1194 TORRES, BON HOMME RICHARD GARCIA
1195 TORRES, CAMMILLE ANNE MARIANO
1196 TORRES, ERICKA AIRA VELILLA
1197 TORRES, KIT SIMON SUMERA
1198 TORRES, LAURICE ALFONSO
1199 TRIA, CELEENA CHRISTINE VILLENA
1200 TRINIDAD, MAE DANICA DOREEN FLORES
1201 TRONO, PERLIE GWEN DIVINO
1202 TUAZON, ARDYNE DAGTA
1203 TUAZON, MARIA PAMELA OLAGUIVEL
1204 TUBELLEJA, IAN KEVIN BIHIS
1205 TUBICE, CHRISTIAN WILLIAM RODRIGUEZ
1206 TUGBO, SHIELA MARIE VELUZ
1207 TUGUINAY, AGINAYA AGGEEN EDAY
1208 TULAYAN, MERIWILA RUFIN
1209 TUMAGAN, MINNIE JOY VICENTE
1210 TUMAMBING, SHARA MAY CARANDANG
1211 TUNGOL, MARY GRACE CUNANAN
1212 TY, GIDEON LUKE PEREZ

1213 UCHAYAN, ESTELA MARIE ELAHE
1214 ULEP, MARK JOHN CAWALING
1215 ULEP, PEARL STEPHANIE DE LEON
1216 UMANAN, ROSANNA FATIMA DAYAO
1217 UMAWING, TANYA ERIKA JIMENEZ
1218 URBANO, KATRINA ANNE FELIZCO
1219 URBIZTONDO, XELA MAE CABILIN
1220 UY, EARL IAN SILVA
1221 UY, MICHAEL JOHNRICH SAMBAJON

1222 VALDELLON, MICHELLE ANN PAGALANAN
1223 VALDERAMA, AEZELLE BESANA
1224 VALDEZ, MIGUEL RONALDO OLIVES
1225 VALENCIA, JONELA PATENA
1226 VALENCIA, SHEENA MYRRH GONZAGA
1227 VALENCIANO, KRIMA AGATHA BURGOS
1228 VALENZUELA, PATRICK CONRAD ODUCA
1229 VALERIO, NEIL JASON CAMACHO
1230 VALLECERA, IRISH DIGAL
1231 VANADERO, GEM JEROWE SALUDES
1232 VARGAS, EUNICE KALAW
1233 VASQUEZ, FRANCES CLAUDINE SEGUI
1234 VEGA, CLAUDINE BIANCA CAWAI
1235 VELAS, ADA DACARA
1236 VELASCO, JENNIFER OÑEDO
1237 VELASCO, LHAIRA JOIE RIZALA
1238 VENTILACION, ANA GUIA TEMELO
1239 VENTURA, CRISTETA MIJARES
1240 VENTURA, JUSTINE JOY VILLAREAL
1241 VERDEFLOR, JENNIFER PALTEP
1242 VERGARA, BYREL MAE TOLLEDO
1243 VIADO, MARIA FLORENCIA POBRE
1244 VIADO, MARK JOSEPH ANG
1245 VICENTE, MARVIN REASONDA
1246 VICTOR, JANELA LAXAMANA
1247 VIDAL, MA ELAINE DIANZON
1248 VILBAR, JENNY NABUNG
1249 VILLA, TALVER MIRANDA
1250 VILLACORTA, GEMALYN MORILES
1251 VILLAGRACIA, JEDAJANE CABUNGAN
1252 VILLAMAYOR, JANZ ARMSTRONG FAUNI
1253 VILLANUEVA, ANDREA NICOLE COMIA
1254 VILLANUEVA, GERMAINE CRISTOBAL
1255 VILLANUEVA, JENNIFER FRANCIA PUGAO
1256 VILLANUEVA, KATRINA JOY PAULMINO
1257 VILLANUEVA, MISCHELLE CARINA ARGUELLES
1258 VILLANUEVA, RAY ANGELO ZAFE
1259 VILLAR, KAISSER KIM SANTOS
1260 VILLAREAL, MARIA EMMANUELLE DE GUZMAN
1261 VILLARICO, MARIA LARR CAMPOSANO
1262 VILLARROEL, LUIS ANGELO ROQUE
1263 VILLARUEL, ISADORA OLEMBERIO
1264 VILLASANTA, ANGELIQUE PEARL VIRTUE PECSON
1265 VILORIA, JENNICA DUNGAN
1266 VIRREY, ANDRES JR VERGARA
1267 VISTAL, CZARINA BEA ALCANTARA
1268 VITORILLO, ALPHONS NAVALES
1269 VITTO, JIREH REINOR LUMANGLAS
1270 VIVO, RONNEL SOLEDAD
1271 VULLAG, DANILIE KATE MALILAY

1272 WARAIN, CRIZTAL JADE AYOP
1273 WEE, CHALDEANNE DINGLASA
1274 WILSON, LOREGEM VENTANILLA
1275 WONG, JOSEPH PUNIO
1276 WONG, PAULINE MARIE DELA CRUZ
1277 WONG, SEAN JARON SAW

1278 XAVIER, KINNAH FABELLORE

1279 YAP, MARICRIS BORAL
1280 YATCO, CHRISTINE JOYCE LIM
1281 YERRO, JAYMAE THERESE MADAMBA
1282 YMASA, ALYSSA KAY DOMINGO
1283 YU, JOHN LAWRENCE QUANG
1284 YUSI, MAICA ISABELLE MUSNI

1285 ZABAL, LESLIE ANNE MAGLAQUI
1286 ZALUN, JIGETTE CYRIL GUINGAB
1287 ZAPANTA, REINIER DAVE POQUIZ
1288 ZOLETA, KEVIN PAOLO MEDINA
1289 ZULUETA, MICHELLE DAWN VELASCO
1290 ZUYCO, JESSE HANNAH MAE CAGAANAN

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This is a not so typical week for me.

Checking papers because I teach. Monday to Friday. Psychological Assessment, Experimental Psychology, Filipino Psychology. General Psychology. 

This is how it looks like, 10 experiments multiply by 50 students equals a total of 500 reports.
I have finished the other reports though.

I do research and present them, just recently my paper was accepted to be presented to a research convention sponsored by PUP and endorsed by CHED. I have to prepare for this too because of the October deadline.

This is an invitation for the Extension Colloquium for September 29 to 30 because we do community service, I teach for two hours every Sunday to children in our neighborhood. I teach or assist them in their academic subjects like Math and English. Now we have to present our work coming Tuesday and Wednesday.

Aside from teaching, I am also a graduate student, just started with my Doctoral Degree in Technical Education, I still have to finish these assignments and read several topics for submission every week!
Plus we have to discuss and report our selected topics inside the class. Whoa! That was me before my presentation. I was able to goof around and take some selfie.

I am not single!
I am also a mother of two. Kiara is seven and Arya is one. Everyday, I keep on thinking how do I survive? I have several things to do and finish. I have several roles and responsibilities. Sacrifice is a word associated with what we teachers do. That is why, I thank God for holidays because I have extra time. Sometimes because of the things we do we tend to forget some minor but important things. Like taking care of ourselves.

This is my idea of sexiness.
What do you do 2x a week to keep you feeling clean and sexy?

(Sorry I can't model myself wearing that because of my profession. :) so I opt to have the innocent bear wear it)


Some women use very sexy underwear to feel sexy.

Wearing sexy lingerie can boost a woman's self confidence because it gives a secret sense of pleasure or mystery.

Sexy underwear may encourage you to stand a little taller
and walk with a little sway of the hips maybe with a little exaggeration.

 But all those lingerie or sexy underwear is useless if you are not clean down there.

 If you feel irritated or itchy you can't shake your butt, you can't strut, you can't twerk it like Miley. You can't even open your legs. Period.

Sexiness is not you because Clean is the the New Sexy.

Cleanliness adds to Sexiness.

There is a hint of innocence and freshness with being clean.

There is simplicity no need to cover anything up.

Cleanliness is beauty in itself. Beauty is Sexy. Clean is Sexy.


In this time of traffic and rush hours some small things that really matter are sometimes the one that we forget to do. It may look simple and not important but taking care of ourself especially our hygiene should be one of our priority.

It will do us good dear ladies to observe proper intimate hygiene like using BETADINE® Feminine Wash.

It is a habit for me to clean at least twice a week or every other day or during those
red days that helps me feel comfortable all day.

Betadine Feminine Wash also kept me clean
during my pregnancy months that helped in the prevention of common pregnancy infections.

More importantly, after I gave birth cleaning and washing with Betadine Feminine Wash improves post-pregnancy conditions, no irritations and no itchiness.

Being clean especially down there leaves you no room for worries about infections, an ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure.

No worries means you feel fresh and feel clean down there.

It gives you the confidence to feel sexy maybe the same amount of confidence a sexy underwear can give.

But who needs a sexy underwear when you are already fresh and clean with Betadine Feminine Wash, That is enough for me to feel sexy.

Ready for reporting! 

Insta moves before I report. 

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This is my daily prayer. It hurts to read or hear stories of children hurting. Hurting physically because they are sick, hurting emotionally because they are lonely and nobody listens to them. Children who are in the hospital, children who can't breath, children who can't eat. Helpless innocent children. My heart breaks and I can't bear to listen or read stories about them. But while I was thinking about this I keep on thinking of our role as a member of the society and our role as a Christian. Even I feel helpless and sometimes I just want to stay numb with this kind of problem as if this concerns me.

I have two girls. I hurt them too. I shout at them and spank them as a way of discipline. If I do not discipline them they will grow up to believe that everything that they do is alright even if it is not. I sometimes want to quit my job and just spend time with them because my job is preventing me from having quality time with them. Technology is a bad thing because it keeps me away from my children, they are so busy watching TV and playing online games than sharing or playing. I really hate the technology because even my husband is addicted to online game. I also find myself checking my smart phone once in a while or more often.

 I just want to go somewhere where the grass is green and there are no internet connection. It's just the four of us. So I can talk to my husband and I can play with the  kids no istorbo.

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This is Kiara inside the Gangnam Chicken store, beside this luminated chicken are the soju bottles. I do not know if this is for display purposes or this is the one that they serve.

They have an everyday promo from Monday to Sunday though we did not try any promo.

This is a pancake vegetable that we ordered for our Toddler, Arya since she is a picky eater. She only ate the egg. This pancake vegetable is full of stalks.

We ordered their original recipe chicken and I am going to compare the way it was cooked and taste, I would prefer Bon Chon and Kyo Chon.

This is another facade of the restaurant.

Kiara, Irwin and Arya on another side of the store.


Rating:

Ambience: 4.5 They have a dim light, conducive for eating and relaxing, it was actually relaxing because they have soft Korean music, though you do not know the lyrics unless you speak Korean you will not mind the sound. Their decorations is also perfect for a photo backdrop because their wall has several mixture of colors.

Food: 3.5 I like the chicken that we ordered but I might try their other entree still on Metrodeal.

Service: We went there around 2-3 pm on a Saturday and there were not enough customer so they have acceptable service.

Comfort Room: shared needs a little cleaning and supply of tissue.

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Mental Health for the Filipino Youth

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Adolescence is a phase of rapid growth and changes physically, mentally, and socially. These changes may be welcome or unacceptable depending on the adolescent's readiness. It is unfortunate that this developmental stage reports incidence of mental problems. Hence, I believe that this is the best time to introduce mental health and ways to encourage psychological well-being to our Filipino youth. We are all too familiar with the quote "the youth is the hope of our nation" by Jose Rizal, to make this dream a realization, we must build a society that value mental well-being, and by this value, we live by it and promote it. Speaking of Dr. Jose Rizal, he is the best candidate of a Filipino that displays mental health, from realizing his potential to being resilient and we cannot deny his great contribution to our country and the world. These modules are created for the youth, for the students, to answer the mental health integration into the educational system to address the mental health conditions and promote a mentally fit individual. A module that integrates indigenous knowledge, beliefs, and practices of Filipinos to expose students to traditional elements of our ancestors that widely influence the behavior of their elders, and to a certain degree influences today's youth. Though we are bombarded with Western and Asian influences in our daily lives, it is rewarding and insightful to discover ways of living and healing from our Filipino forefathers. 

AGNES F. MONTALBO 

AUTHOR 

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 Predictors of Psychological Well-being among Call center agents

Magaya Aiken Dale

Ifugao State University, Nayon, Lamut, Ifugao, Philippines

Correspondence to: Magaya Aiken Dale, Ifugao State University, Nayon, Lamut, Ifugao, Philippines.

Abstract

The emergence of the business process outsourcing (BPO) industry introduced such drastic changes. Its demands have brought significant changes to the Philippines’ work scene. Despite the good impact of the BPO industry in The Philippines, there are certain problems in the industry such as high attrition rate, work-life balance conflicts, lifestyle diseases, and others that need to be dealt with. As such, the study attempted to investigate the impact of the different sources of motivation and the phases of burnout on the psychological well-being of Filipino call center agents. Data were gathered from 300 call center agents from four call center companies in Baguio City using cross-sectional prediction. It was found that call center agents have a moderate level of intrinsic and extrinsic motivation. In terms of the level of burnout, the participants have a high level of emotional exhaustion and depersonalization which resulted in low personal accomplishment. Further analysis revealed that intrinsic motivation (β = .38, p = .001) and the three different phases of burnout such as emotional exhaustion (β = .-0.39, p = .001), depersonalization (β = .-0.25, p = .001) and reduced personal accomplishment (β = .-0.23, p = .001) are significant predictors of psychological well-being of call center agents. Multiple Regression analyses revealed that 41.8% [F (5,294) = 44.004, ΔR2 = .418, p < .001] of the variance in the psychological well-being of the respondents is accounted for by the combined effects of both burnout and motivation.

Keywords: Psychological Well-being, Motivation, Burnout, Call Center, Business Process Outsourcing

Cite this paper: Magaya Aiken Dale, Predictors of Psychological Well-Being among Call Center Agents, International Journal of Applied Psychology, Vol. 11 No. 1, 2021, pp. 1-11. doi: 10.5923/j.ijap.20211101.01.

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Millennial in the Workplace: Relationship between Intrapersonal Skills and Leadership Performance 

IJSRP, Volume 11, Issue 2, February 2021 Edition [ISSN 2250-3153]

Millennial in the Workplace: Relationship between Intrapersonal Skills and Leadership Performance

      Catherine Marbun

Abstract: Intrapersonal skills are integral to human lives. As applied in a management setting, intrapersonal skills are fundamental to leaders. Assessment on relationship between intrapersonal skills and leadership performance as well as relation to leaders’ profile can help management to prepare their millennial leader on develop their soft skills to be better leaders in the future. Based on big five theory on Intrapersonal Skills of Leaders, the five elements (conscientiousness, agreeableness, neuroticism, openness and extraversion) were required to a very large extent in millennial leadership. The five elements were significantly related to gender, and only some elements having significant relation to age, educational attainment, and length of service of millennial leaders. Management together with human resource department should constantly review the soft skills of millennial leaders by evaluating their teams’ performance.

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https://www.fa.cvut.cz/galerie/diplomove-prace/2020-0-aneta-design-se-zamerenim-na-psychicke-zdravi-87149/f5-dp-2020-kalouskova-aneta-design-se-zamerenim-na-psychicke-zdravi_mici.pdf 

This is an article that describes how a person from Czech Republic, Aneta Kalousková atelier Karel designed a stuffed animal that interacts with the owner..

This is my FB posts.

Nang dahil kay Ellie..

Ellie is the elephant stuffed animal that Kiara Isabel Montalbo loves so much hanggang ngayon na katabi pa rin niya hanggang pagtulog.

Ellie has always been with us even in our travels. Kahit ang dumi, kahit ang baho na, mahirap nang labhan kasi baka masira na ng tuluyan.. Pero andyan pa rin..

I got interested in the effects of stuffed animal and so I had a research about it and it is published and available in the internet.

I was searching for citations of my researches.. kasi may incentive raw.. hahaha..

So I got this.. in Czech language..

https://www.fa.cvut.cz/.../f5-dp-2020-kalouskova-aneta...

by Aneta Kalousková atelier Karel

This is the principle behind the product, I used Google translate: Mici

Mici is a stuffed cat responding to contact.

In interaction with it, the user, in contrast to contact with a normal stuffed animal, receives feedback in the form of a rumble.

The device thus approaches the therapeutic effect of the animal.

The regular rumble frequency is intended to help the user synchronize the breath and thus calm them down. The rumble also uses the therapeutic effect of sound based on white noise.

The product is intended for both momentary rest and relaxation, as well as an aid to falling asleep better.

Although marami siyang naging inspiration sa product niya, the researcher cited one of my research as support sa ginawa niya, and masaya na ako roon.

I know Ellie helped Kiara a lot in her growing up years at ilang taon na wala rin siyang kapatid, it really is a source of comfort for her, hence my study...

 

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May mga Pilipino na sobrang taas ang tingin sa value ng education, kaya nga ganyan may achievement wall, kaya ka laging pinag-aaral ng mabuti ng mga magulang mo kasi sa lipunan natin mataas ang tingin sa mga naka-tapos at nakapag-aral at kabaliktaran naman sa mga hindi... 

Source of pride natin iyang mga Pinoy na kahit sa edukasyon man may maipagmamalaki tayo... Kaya ganyan na lang natin tignan ang mga hindi nakatapos, o hindi nakapag-aral... may mga tao na mababa ang tingin sa kanila... 

Nang-gagaling kasi sa society natin ang pagmamaliit sa kapwa, kaya sila minamaliit na rin ang tingin nila sa kanilang mga sarili... maari.. kung nag-UTS ka - looking glass self ito ni Cooley.. 

Because we are too focused on that kind of education, of having a diploma, of getting good grades, or graduating with honors that we forgot the person.. the individual... we also forgot the importance of education, real learning, yung natuto ka, kasi nagbago ang ugali mo, bukod sa may nalaman ka, na-apply mo kung ano ang natutunan mo... 

Strip a person of his educational attainment, strip a person of his awards, strip him of connections, strip him of everything else, tignan mo kung ano ang natira... kung masaya ka sa natira kahit maraming nawala sa iyo,, masuwerte ka na nilalang..  

Kung napanood mo ang Squid Game, (ako hindi ko natapos) kapag naglaro ka ng Red light-green light, sa tingin ko hindi naman importante doon ang educational attainment mo o kaya award mo,  o kaya connection mo, diskarte dapat at yung nakakasunod sa patakaran ng game. 

Hindi ko na nasagot kung ano ang kinalaman ni Bong-bong dito..

Baka kasi na-violate ni Bong-Bong yung value ng education ng mga Pinoy, kung sa mga Pinoy super duper important na naka-tapos ka, may diploma ka at nasa magandang eskuwelahan ka pa at siya minamaliit dahil diploma lang daw. 

Parang sa mga Pinoy walang karapatan na umasenso ang isang tao na hindi nakapag-aral parang exclusive lang ang success sa mga taong may pinag-aralan, inulit ko lang ang sinabi ko.

So ganun din, parang walang karapatan si Bong-bong na tumakbo bilang Presidente kasi nga diploma lang daw ang nakuha niya sa Oxford University, at hindi raw siya nagtrabaho... 

Kaya ganun na lang siya kung api-apihin.. Parang yung iba... na inaapi... 

May mga Pilipino na mababa ng tingin sa mga katulong, sa mga construction worker, sa iba pang trabaho na sa tingin natin hindi kelangan ng diploma, janitor, waitress, kunduktor, driver, at kung anu-ano pa. Kaya kung ganun ang tingin natin sa kanila lumalabas din yung iniisip natin sa kanila sa ating mga ugali, if we treat them differently. 

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 Exploring Critical Issues of Technical Support in Contact Centers of the Philippines: Toward a Grounded Theory

This is the abstract

ABSTRACT

The contact center industry in the Philippines, named by Deloitte as one of the two top contact center destinations in Asia, has been expanding rapidly in terms of technology, workforce size, and economic scope. This study aims to explore, using the Glaserian grounded theory method (GTM), the main concern of contact center agents, particularly inbound technical support representatives, in Northern Mindanao in the Philippines, and how they resolve their main concern, especially using information technology. GTM goes beyond the descriptive approach of most qualitative methods by generating from the data, a theory of the substantive area. The rationale for GTM reflects the source of the developed theory grounded in the behavior, words, and actions of those under study. The theory can inform the development of systems, processes, structures, and policies that will support the actors in the substantive area. Preliminary results suggest that staying at the organization or else seeking other employment opportunities is the main concern of the technical support representatives, who resolve this main concern using a cyclical process, each cycle of which has four stages: training, struggling, coping, and motivating. The application of technologies in contact center operations can play a key role in sustaining the technical support representatives' decision to stay longer in the industry.

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The Relationship between Erciyes, Selçuk, and Akdeniz Medical School Third-Year Students’ Learning Approaches and Their Non-attendance Attitude and Tendencies

https://brieflands.com/articles/jme-105575.pdf

Abstract

Background: Non-attendance is an undesirable student behavior. Although some studies about the factors for non-attendance behavior have been carried out at medical schools, the learning approach of a student has not been studied and it can also be a factor for non-attendance. We aimed to assess the relationship between learning approaches and non-attendance attitude and tendency.Methods: This is a correlational study. 644 students registered in three medical schools were enrolled. Data were collected during May 2015. “The Revised Two Factor Learning Approach Scale”, “Non-attendanceAttitude Scale” and “Non-attendance Tendency Scale” were used as data collection tools.Results: Out of 478 studied students, 10.3% mentioned that they never missed theoretical classes and 71.3% mentioned that they never missed practical classes. Sleeplessness was the most common reason fornon-attendance. 45.6% of all students thought that non-attendance affected student success. The students’ mean score for deep learning was 29.5±6.1 and for superficial learning was 30.5±5.6. The mean scorefor non-attendance attitude scale was 54.4±12.8 and from non-attendance tendency scale was 90.5±19.6. Conclusion: Learning approach is an effective factor for attendance. As deep learning approach is adopted, tendency for non-attendance decreases and the attitude becomes positive.

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Millennial in the Workplace: Relationship between Intrapersonal Skills and Leadership Performance

• Catherine Marbun
• Psychology
• 2021

Intrapersonal skills are integral to human lives. As applied in a management setting, intrapersonal skills are fundamental to leaders. Assessment on relationship between intrapersonal skills and leadership performance as well as relation to leaders’ profile can help management to prepare their millennial leader on develop their soft skills to be better leaders in the future. Based on big five theory on Intrapersonal Skills of Leaders, the five elements (conscientiousness, agreeableness, neuroticism, openness and extraversion) were required to a very large extent in millennial leadership. The five elements were significantly related to gender, and only some elements having significant relation to age, educational attainment, and length of service of millennial leaders. Management together with human resource department should constantly review the soft skills of millennial leaders by evaluating their teams’ performance.

http://www.ijsrp.org/research-paper-0221/ijsrp-p11084.pdf

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 https://journals.sfu.ca/jalt/index.php/jalt/article/download/91/79/335

This study seeks to examine the educational goals, learning approach, and assessment preferences among part-time Master of Business Administration (MBA) and Master of Professional Accounting (MPA) students in Singapore. The quantitative study uses a questionnaire that employs a revised two-factor study process questionnaire (R-SPQ-2F) to identify students’ approach to learning, and the adapted Assessment Preference Inventory (API) to examine students’ preferences to different assessment types and tasks. The sample comprises 101 students (55 MBA and 46 MPA students) from various age groups, of which 57 are male students. The results of this study showed that educational goals relating to career advancement/enhancement and improved knowledge and skills were the key motivational factors that lead students to pursue postgraduate studies. When it comes to approaches to learning, students generally reported adopting a deep learning approach. This approach to learning was also evident in the assessment preference where they preferred assessments that required problem solving and application of materials learnt during the course. Among the five assessment types, respondents have a strong preference for individual assignments and showed least preference for exams. However, there was no significant difference in the preference for any of the assessment items/format among gender and age groups. The findings in this study can inform curriculum redesign for both programmes to suit the needs of existing students and also to increase their appeal to prospective students. The respondents’ views on their learning approach and assessment preferences allow instructors and module leaders to rethink the teaching pedagogy and current assessment structure that favour assignments in order to improve students’ learning

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Leila M Collantes

Edwin D Ibañez

Jupeth Toriano Pentang

Ma Luisa Mariano-Dolesh 

 Abstract 

 Mindset plays a vital role in tackling the barriers to improving the preservice mathematics teachers' (PMTs) conceptual understanding of problem-solving. As the COVID-19 pandemic has continued to pose a challenge, online learning has been adopted. This led this study to determining the PMTs' mindset and level of conceptual understanding in problem-solving in an online learning environment utilising Google Classroom and the Khan Academy. A quantitative research design was employed specifically utilising a descriptive, comparative, and correlational design. Forty-five PMTs were chosen through simple random sampling and willingly took part in this study. The data was gathered using validated and reliable questionnaires and problem-solving tests. The data gathered was analysed using descriptive statistics, analysis of variance, and simple linear regression. The results revealed that the college admission test, specifically numerical proficiency, influences a strong mindset and a higher level of conceptual understanding in problem-solving. Additionally, this study shows that mindset predicts the levels of conceptual understanding in problem

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This is our Shih Tzu, Oreo and he had an eye injury. Something sharp injured his eye, there was a big hole in his right eye located in his peripheral vision. We do not know exactly how he got the injury but there was a house construction and there is a lot of dust, dirt, and cement it may have irritated his eyes. Since there was an irritation, Oreo might scratch his eyes.

We also have a cat, so that is one theory. The cat may have caused the injury.

Another theory was, that Oreo got caught in my lemon plants, it has sharp thorns that can injure his eyes.

Then I discovered that one of our wooden chairs had an exposed sharp metal that was also on the eye level of Oreo.

Anyways, we brought him to the veterinarian, and they performed eye surgery. His eyes were stitched so dirt and dust will not infect the wound. They also provided an eye drop, vitamin C, and eye tablet for Oreo.

The whole procedure and medicine cost around 10,000 pesos. The emergency procedure, anesthesia, blood work, CBC, doctor's fee, take-home medicine, and others were charged. Follow-up check-ups were free.

The stitches were removed after two weeks and no bathing while there were stitches.

He also had to wear a protective dog plastic to prevent him from touching his eyes. The doctor said it will help the dog while it's healing since the wound gets itchy.

He cannot scratch it. 

 

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Blackpink annouced their World Tour Schedule!

You can find their official page https://blackpinkofficial.com/worldtourbornpink/ and the schedule of shows. Their world tour spans from October 15 to June 21, 2023. 

Their first performance will be in Seoul, Korea on October 15-16 followed by Dallas and Houston in October.

Manila! Are you ready for Blackpink?

They are scheduled to perform on March 25, 2023, here in Manila.

So try to save your money now all you Blackpink fans for your tickets.

This is a copy of the video from YouTube on Pink Venom. 

See you in Manila! Jennie, Rose, Lisa and Jisoo!