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Craving for ‘binignit’ leads to death of a security guard

admin — Mon, 25 Apr 2011 08:09:34 +0000

By Justin K. Vestil
Monday, April 25, 2011

CRAVING for “binignit”, a 55-year-old security guard climbed a coconut tree on Good Friday to harvest a key ingredient, but instead fell to his death.

Placido Gabihan, 55, a resident of Barangay Guadalupe in Cebu City, fell after stepping on a rotten branch of the tree inside a compound in Barangay Canduman, Mandaue City.

Around 7 a.m. last Friday, Gabihan was guarding the abandoned Cebu Design Classics Inc. compound on H. Abellana Street when three women—Nora Mangubat, 37; Chona Galendo, 37; and Marian Buro, 28—approached him.

PO1 Elezar Ramil of the Mandaue City Police Office (MCPO) Investigation and Detection Group (IDMB) said that the three women were reportedly looking for coconuts, when they saw a tree inside the compound where Gabihan worked.

Binignit is a stew of camote, banana, yam, brown sugar and coconut milk, which is traditionally served during the Holy Week.

After approaching Gabihan, the three women asked if he had any fallen coconuts.

But instead of saying no, Gabihan climbed the 35-foot tree, while the women waited below.

Gabihan had gathered four coconuts when he accidentally stepped on a dead branch and fell.

One of the women immediately called for assistance, but when the Emergency Rescue Unit Foundation (Eruf) arrived, Gabihan was already dead. He suffered multiple injuries in his head and body.

Published in the Sun.Star Cebu newspaper on April 25, 2011.

VP Binay confirms execution of 3 Filipinos in China

admin — Wed, 30 Mar 2011 05:14:27 +0000

Vice President Jejomar Binay confirmed that the three Filipinos convicted of drug trafficking were executed in China on Wednesday.

“I just want to inform you that our three compatriots have been executed, malungkot na araw… Patay na po ‘yung tatlong kababayan natin” Binay told ABS-CBN television and GMA news , citing information from the Philippine foreign affairs ministry.

In a statement, the Philippine government said that it has done everything in its power to stop the executions.

“We have been informed that Ramon Credo, Sally Ordinario-Villanueva, and Elizabeth Batain were administered lethal injections to carry out the sentence imposed by the courts of the People’s Republic of China this morning,” deputy presidential spokesperson Abigail Valte said.

“Our government had taken every available opportunity to appeal to the authorities of China for clemency in their cases, to which the Chinese government responded with a postponement of the execution. In the end, however, the sentence was imposed.

“The nation sympathized with the families of the condemned, sharing their sense of looming loss. We sympathize with these families now. Their deaths are a vivid lesson in the tragic toll the drug trade takes on entire families,” she added.

The government spokesperson said that government will “ensure that the chain of victimization, as pushers entrap and destroy lives in pursuit of their trade, will be broken.”

“Those who traffic in illegal drugs respect no laws, no boundaries, and have no scruples about destroying lives. Our response must be relentless, with government and the citizenry working together to ensure vigilance and mutual support to prevent our countrymen from being used by drug pushers as sacrificial pawns, whether at home or abroad,” the spokesperson added.

Mystery solved in death of legendary Japanese dog

admin — Thu, 03 Mar 2011 04:52:52 +0000

Scientists have settled a decades-old mystery by naming a cause of death for Japan’s most famous dog, Hachiko, whose legendary loyalty was immortalized in a Hollywood movie starring Richard Gere.

They say Hachiko died of cancer and worms, not because he swallowed a chicken skewer that ruptured his stomach — as legend had had it.

Hachiko was considered such a model of devotion that his organs were preserved when he died in 1935.

For years, Hachiko used to wait at Shibuya train station for its master, a professor at the University of Tokyo. Even after the professor died, the dog went to the station to wait for his master every afternoon for a decade until he finally died.

Tokyo residents were so moved that they built a statue of Hachiko at the station, which remains a popular rendezvous spot for Japanese today. He was also the hero of Japanese children’s books.

The dog’s story turned into a 2009 Hollywood film, “Hachi: A Dog’s Story,” starring Richard Gere — a remake of a 1987 Japanese movie.

Rumors had it that Hachiko died after wolfing down a skewer of grilled chicken — Japanese barbecue called yakitori — that ruptured his stomach.

But University of Tokyo veterinarians examining his innards said Wednesday that they found Hachiko had terminal cancer and also a filaria infection — worms.

Four yakitori sticks remained in Hachiko’s stomach, but they did not damage his stomach or cause death, said Kazuyuki Uchida, one of veterinarians.

“Hachiko certainly had yakitori given by a street vendor at Shibuya,” he said. “But the sticks were unrelated to his death, and the rumor is groundless.”

29,711 Graduates Pass December 2010 Nursing Board Exams

admin — Sat, 19 Feb 2011 18:04:05 +0000

The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) announced that 29,711 out of the total 84,287 pass the Nursing Board Exams given in Manila and 17 other cities last December 2010.

The December 2010 exam’s passing rate is pegged at 35.26 percent, lower than the 41.4-percent passing rate registered in the previous exam in July 2010.

CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE LIST OF PASSERS

Weanne Myrrh, a graduate of the Adventist University of the Philippines topped the 29,711 passers with a rating of 88.40 followed by Mary Grace Rallo of Central Luzon Doctors’ Hospital Educational Institution with 86.80 percent, and Maria Kristina Bicas of Saint Louis University with 86.60. Tied at fourth place are Vanessa Elumbaring of Saint Mary’s College – Tagum and Kimberly Malubago of Southern Luzon State University – Lucban. Coming in at fifth place is Jessa Lorraine Andalan of Xavier University. Completing the top ten were 22 other topnotchers with tied scores. Meanwhile, Saint Paul University once again topped the list of best performing schools with a 100-percent passing rate, followed by Xavier University (98.48), Saint Paul University – Tuguegarao (98.45), New Era University (98.04), and Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila (97.45).

The Board of Nursing (BON) administered the exam on December 19 and 20 last year in Manila, Baguio, Butuan, Cagayan de Oro, Cebu, Dagupan, Davao, Ilocos Sur, Iloilo, La Union, Legazpi, Lucena, Nueva Ecija, Pagadian, Pampanga, Tacloban, Tuguegarao, and Zamboanga last December 2010 . The PRC said the scores of two examinees were withheld pending final determination of their liabilities under the rules and regulations governing licensure examination.

The members of the BON are Carmencita Abaquin as chairperson, and members Leonila Faire, Betty Merritt, Perla Po, Marco Antonio Sto. Tomas, Yolanda Arugay and Amelia Rosales.

Registration, oath-taking details The PRC said those who will register are required to bring the following: duly accomplished Oath Form or Panunumpa ng Propesyonal; current Community Tax Certificate (cedula); 2 pieces passport-size photo (colored with white background and complete name tag); 1 piece 1″ x 1″ photo (colored with white background and complete name tag); 2 sets of metered documentary stamps; and 1 short brown envelope with name and profession.They will also pay the Initial Registration Fee of P600 and Annual Registration Fee of P450 for 2011-2014. Successful examinees should personally register and sign in the Roster of Registered Professionals, according to the PRC. The oath-taking ceremony of the successful examinees in Manila, as well as the previous passers who have not taken their Oath of Professional, will be held before the Board on Monday and Tuesday, March 14 and 15, 2011, with morning (8:00 a.m.) and afternoon (1:00 p.m.) sessions at the SMX Convention Center, SM Mall of Asia, Pasay City. Passers must come in their white gala uniform, nurse’s cap, white duty shoes, without earrings and corsage, and with their hair not touching the collar. Oath-taking tickets for the National Capital Region (NCR) and nearby regions will be available at the Philippine Nurses Association (PNA) on F.T. Benitez Street in Malate, Manila, from February 28, 2011 on a “first come, first served” basis. Online Priority number is required to avail of tickets. Registrants should log on to www.nurseoathtaking.net. Regional oath-taking schedules meanwhile will be posted on the BON website.

Former Defense Secretary Angelo Reyes death sets social media on fire

admin — Wed, 09 Feb 2011 02:57:53 +0000

By Faye Valencia, Yahoo! Southeast Asia

Filipinos’ social media networks were abuzz early this morning because of former Defense Secretary Angelo Reyes’s reported death. The reactions ranged from sympathy to sarcasm. There were also speculations about Reyes’s death.

Reyes, who has been embroiled in a recent military scandal, was alleged to have committed suicide. He reportedly died from a gunshot wound to his chest at the Loyola Memorial Park in Marikina, where he had gone to visit his mother’s grave.

A security cordon is placed around an area where retired Gen. Angelo Reyes reportedly shot himself in front of his mother’s grave in the Loyola Memorial Park in Marikina. (AP Photo/Aaron Favila).

On Twitter, user atomaraullo (ABS-CBN reporter Atom Araullo) revealed, “DOH Secretary Ona: Sec. Angelo Reyes proclaimed dead at 8:32 a.m. due to single gunshot wound to the chest. PNP: wound is self-inflicted.”

And, as “Angelo Reyes” became a trending topic on Twitter and other social media platforms, some users got on the bandwagon almost mindlessly. As jenn4u2luv disclosed, “It feels weird that people are liking ‘Angelo Reyes is dead’ posts on FB and on Tumblr.”

Indeed, Reyes’s death made an otherwise ordinary Tuesday a very tense news day, as the Philippines contributed another tragic conversation piece to the world.

Conspiracy theories

While some users remarked that Reyes’s death had a “creepy” element, others hatched conspiracy theories.

Twitter user nazhzharah’s pointed out that the day was auspicious for another reason: “Bus bombing on Cory’s b-day. Angelo [Reyes’s] death on [Noynoy Aquino’s] b-day! Ano kaya ang mangyayari sa pagdating ng b-day ni Kris Aquino?”

Meanwhile, diamondntheskyy tweeted, “It doesn’t make sense that he’d point the gun at his chest to kill himself rather than his head.”

On Fit to Post (FTP), carlkista theorized, “There’s a great possibility he was set up to come to that place and shot by another person. Shooting yourself on the chest is harder than shooting [yourself] in the head. We want it easy, that’s why [we] commit suicide and do it easy.”

Karambola, another FTP user, mused, “Such a sad way to go. The last footage of him that I saw was last night (February 7, 2011). He was being interviewed. He was not his usual feisty self. Siguro matagal na rin n’yang pinag-planuhan ito—ang kitlin ang sariling buhay, what with the latest revelations from Rabusa about the wives of generals being part of the plunder. Ito na siguro ang nagtulak sa kanya para barilin ang sarili kasi lalabas at lalabas na ang katotohanan.”

Interestingly, somebody quickly set up a spoof Twitter account in the name of Reyes. With the username iamangleoreyes, whoever owns the account tweets as if from beyond the grave. One of his tweets go: “Dear GMA, I’ll wait for you, ha?” And, according to his Twitter bio, his location is in “Limbo.”

Pinoy cynicism

A number of netizens zeroed in on Reyes’s alleged involvement in the rampant corruption in the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP).

User gabbygobalauag tweeted: “Angelo Reyes’s suicide just gives the Filipino people further reason to continue with probe. Baka dahil namatay, bukas maging hero pa ‘yan!” Another user, yuki2906, echoed this sentiment by saying, “I heard about Angelo Reyes. What a pitiful man. Lesson: Don’t do bad things without an escape plan.”

Meanwhile, FTP user Dennis wrote, “This just shows how guilt can kill a person. The investigation must go on!” For his part, Jerwin Francisco, another FTP user, said, “Dapat siyang tularan ng iba pang malalaking buwaya!”

FTP user Dhey Del Rosario emphasized the fact that what happened to Reyes was but a symptom of a much bigger problem. “I have long admired every member of the Philippine Military Academy (PMA). I’m supposed to send my only son to the academy in the near future because I believe (in) the honesty, integrity, and (bravery) of every cadet who graduates (from) this institution. But, look now, a well decorated alumnus just gave up and showed only that there’s nothing extraordinary about this institution. Ganun daw ang tao pag ‘di na makayanan ang dindalang problema. I pity Sec. Reyes for what he did to himself.”

Ninijerome, an FTP user, referred to the plight of Filipino soldiers, commenting, “Would a general face death rather than dishonor his name? I hope the truth will not die with him. Many soldiers out there live (and have died) without dignity because their generals steal from them.”

Another FTP user hud simply said, “Yung mga sundalo sa Mindanao pwede ko tawagin ‘with honor’ dahil lumalaban kahit walang combat shoes.”

Nostalgia and sympathy

Despite the comments vilifying him, Reyes had some sympathizers and others who remembered him for the role he played in EDSA Dos.

Twitter user shawnyao (TV5’s Shawn Yao) shared her memory of Reyes. “EDSA ’01, when the planes flew overhead, signifying the AFP’s defection. Changed the course of my life. That’s my Angelo Reyes,” she tweeted.

Arlene Azurin, an FTP user, said, “I’m sorry for his family. I’m sorry for justice being killed at his death, too, as he could have given light to the issue of corruption in the military.”

FTP user Marissa wrote, “It’s sad to know that he wasn’t able to defend himself. He deserved due process and not any human judgment. May he rest in peace!”

Ghazni Eshkashem, another FTP user remarked, “Wow. What a brave man. It’s obvious he knows a lot. Maybe he [wrote down some of the names of those] involved in the anomalies [somewhere]. But [he’s] not brave enough to face it.”

Regrets only

Other netizens lamented the fact that Reyes did not get the chance to name names. As FTP user naet said, “May prinsipyong tao. Hindi nakayanan ng konsensya. Pero sana nag-suicide na lang din, sinabi na muna n’ya sana ang buong katotohanan. Iniwan n’yang bitin ang taong bayan at natakpan nanaman ang panglan ng mga corrupt.”

Diggsdman tweeted, “The passing of Angelo Reyes is sad for his family but sadder for a nation that seems never to be able to get to the truth.”

User michellesunga likewise said, “Mr. Angelo Reyes literally took it to the grave. He should have the courage to fight for the truth no matter [what] he was up against.” User op3r quipped, “It seems tragic, as he might have helped clean up the mess. But I guess brotherhood trumped everything else.”

Twitter user heyitslei hit the proverbial nail on the head with her tweet: “Angelo Reyes invokes the right to remain silent…forever.”

Kilimanjaru Band Live Concert sa Upper Canduman

admin — Fri, 31 Dec 2010 08:49:50 +0000

Sa makausa pa malampuson na usab ang kapistahan sa mahal nga patron “Our Lady of Fatima” sa Upper Canduman, Mandaue City.

Ang mga opisyales sa “Our Lady of Fatima Chapel” pinangulohan sa ilang Presidente, Edgar Ragasajo ug Vice Presidente, Jun Jabas gineyahan usab sa mga Advisers nga sila si Mr. Raymund Madeja ug Robert Jabas nagpahigayon ug mga lainlaing mga kalingawan gikan sa Disyembre 16-25, 2010

Usa sa nilingaw sa maong kasaulogan niadtong Disyembre 20, 2010 mao ang Kilimanjaru Band uban sa guest performer nga si Mario Blanco nga nitugtog ug mga awit nga mga folk songs pinaagi sa acoustics.

Sadya ang maong kalihokan ug daghan usab ang nalingaw ug nanayaw sa mga tukar pang disco sa maong grupo ug aduna usay daghan nga ni request ug kanta kang Mario Blanco kinsa nipatugtog sa iyang gitara inubanan sa iyang mabugnawong tingog.

Ang Kilimanjaru Band gilangkoban nila ni Janice Adolfo (vocals), Ronnie Judaya (bass guitar), Randolph Chris Garcia Pisao (drums), Manuel Montero Jr., (keyboard), Harvey Cortes, (vocals)

Sila magtukaran matag adlaw nga Biyernes sa Slabadu diha sa A. S. Fortuna St., Mandaue City samtang matag Martes adto sa Sunflower City.

Ang Upper Canduman Community Association mapasalamaton kaayo ug dako sa mga sponsors sa maong Live Concert sama ning mga musonod:

Brgy. Capt. & Mrs. Leo Jabas
Hon. & Mrs. Dante Borbajo
Hon. & Mrs. Wilmer Zanoria
Hon. Cecilia Antolihao & Mr. Cenen Antolihao
Hon. Marjorie Zanoria
Hon. & Mrs. Dalmacio Zanoria
Hon. & Mrs. Elvin Suico
Hon. Dodong Dy
Inspector & Mrs. Zosimo Jabas Jr.
Inspector Mark Edward Barrios
Engr. Danilo Mojado
Engr. Crisanto Hermosilla
Mr. & Mrs. Florencio Jabas
Catholic Lay Ministers
Mr. & Mrs. Chito Aranchado
Mr. & Mrs. Jovelito Bantang
Mr. & Mrs. Judy Borbajo
Mr. & Mrs. Rene Borbajo
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Borbajo
Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Borbajo
Mr. & Mrs. Ely Borbajo
Mr. & Mrs. Teddy Tupas
Mr. & Mrs. Buenito Bueno
Mr. & Mrs. Roel Cabatingan
Mr. & Mrs. Pastor Combis
Mr. & Mrs. Serafin Cortes
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Dill
Mr. & Mrs. Jun Failanga
Ms. Lorna Garciano
Mr. & Mrs. Randy Generale
Mr. Vicmandu Suliva
Mr. & Mrs. Leonardo Heyrana
Mr. & Mrs. Arnulfo Pasilang
Mr. Philip Pasilang
Mr. & Mrs. Ireneo Jabas
Mr. & Mrs. Noel Jabas
Mr. Nilo Alipan
Mr. Cris Po
Mr. & Mrs. Raymund Madeja
Mr. Edwin Mahilum
Mr. Ark Malinao
Mr. Archie Mayol
Mr. & Mrs. Sim Mina
Mr. Filonilo Monsalod
Mr. Carlos Opo
Mr. Joel Palang
Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Ragasajo
Mr. Ramel Servano
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ermac
Mr. & Mrs. Ben Tudtud
Mr. & Mrs. Roland Zanoria
IGOT TRUCKING Co.
Mr. & Mrs. Jun Cola
VA Plastic/Mr. Joshua Alulod
Mr. & Mrs. Dean “Adoy” Mina
Mr. Fredo Hulgado
Mr. & Mrs. Avelino Cabugos
Mr. Allan Moneva
OLA – Talamban
Mr. & Mrs. Jhofel Mahusay
Mr. Neil Rodrigo
Couples for Christ thru Mr. Loloy Dacut

Daghan kaayong Salamat,

Malipayong Pasko ug Bulahang Bag ong Tuig kaninyong tanan.

Cop movie ‘Elite Squad 2′ outguns ‘Avatar’ in Brazil

admin — Wed, 29 Dec 2010 07:55:36 +0000

SAO PAULO—”Elite Squad 2,” a Brazilian movie mixing explosive action with political intrigue, has become Brazil’s top movie of all time, besting even the US blockbuster “Avatar” at the national box office, producers and industry specialists said Tuesday.

The movie, a sequel to a 2007 original that also became a huge success, has taken 60.5 million dollars in Brazilian ticket sales since its premiere three months ago, topping the 60.4 million dollars “Avatar” pocketed over a similar period, the industry outlet Filme B said.

“The film has grabbed the title of the biggest box office hit in Brazilian cinema history, topping the blockbuster ‘Avatar’ by James Cameron,” the producers of the movie crowed on their website.

The launch of “Elite Squad 2″ in Brazil coincided with a spectacular real-life operation by the crack police squad of its title that swept brutal drug gangs out of a nest of slums in Rio de Janeiro.

It is to get its international showing next month at the Sundance Film Festival in the United States.

“Deadliest Catch” stars quit Discovery show

admin — Wed, 29 Sep 2010 13:34:13 +0000

By Matthew Belloni Matthew Belloni – Wed Sep 29, 5:11 am ET

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) – A trio of stars of Discovery’s hit reality series “Deadliest Catch” have left the show.

Capts. Johnathan and Andy Hillstrand — who were sued earlier this month by Discovery for allegedly not performing work on a planned spinoff special — as well as Capt. Sig Hansen, said in a statement Tuesday that they were “unable” to continue on the series due to the litigation.

“We have been through a lot over the past year and unfortunately given the current situation with Discovery we are unable to continue participating in ‘Deadliest Catch,’” the three crab fishermen said in a joint written statement. “It has been a fantastic ride, and we wish the best to all of the amazing and supportive ‘Catch’ fans we have met over the years.”

A statement from Discovery was not forthcoming.

The network sued the Hillstrands for $3 million claiming they failed to show up to finish work on “Hillstranded,” a planned “Catch” spinoff. The Hillstrands’ lawyer Jeff Cohen then called the suit an attempt to “extort” his clients and said the lawsuit could force them to sell their boats and fire their crews. Hansen, also repped by Cohen, later weighed in, backing the Hillstrands, slamming Discovery and saying, “I want people to know the captains stand together, and me and my brothers support them 100 percent.”

Hansen, captain of the Northwestern, has been a fixture on “Catch” since its first season premiered in 2005. The Hillstrands, captains of the Time Bandit, joined in Season 2. Filming on the seventh season of the Emmy-nominated series is scheduled to begin as crab season starts in October. But barring any reconciliation, it now appears the show will be down three captains (in addition to Capt. Phil Harris, who died earlier this year).

PRC July 2010 (NLE) Nursing Licensure (Board) Examination Results

admin — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 07:05:42 +0000

First of all, I would like to congratulate my sister-in-law, Janice Rachel Jabas for passing the recently held Nursing Licensure Examination given last July 3 & 4 , 2010 in Manila and in all Regional Offices in the Phlippines.

The July nursing board exam was held in Manila, Baguio, Cagayan de Oro, Cebu, Dagupan, Davao, Iloilo, La Union, Legazpi, Lucena, Pagadian, Pampanga, Tacloban, Tuguegarao and Zamboanga.

According to sources there were around 91,008 examinees and only 36,679 or 40% has passed.

Here are the top ten list of successful examinees:

Top Ten July 2010 NLE

1. Rayan Abogado Oliva Ateneo de Naga 86.80%

2. Aileen Ancanan Austria De Los Santos-STI College, Inc.-(Delos Santos S.N.) 86.40%

3. Allyce Joana Toledo De Leon UST 86.00%
Anna Vanessa Ang Gan UST 86.00%

4. Alyssa Leonila Dela Silva Guiam CEU-Manila 85.80%

5. Charmaine Camacho Gauiran Remedios Trinidad Romualdez Memorial School 85.60%
Vida Theresa Sibayan Gumangan Saint Louis University
Abigail Diaz Icasiano Arellano University-Manila
Weena Marie Bordeos Lim UST
John Joseph Mayo Montalbo FEU-Manila
Jan Michael Gabionza Ong Our Lady of Fatima University-Valenzuela
Joan Dioquino Tejada Remedios Trinidad Romualdez Memorial School

6. Zyrus Ronn Samson Bernasor Our Lady of Fatima University-Valenzuela 85.40%
Rouchel Anne Mañez Briones UP-Manila 85.40%

7. Peter James Bongolan Abad UP-Manila 85.20%
Merjorie May Malicay Adolfo Cebu Normal University
(Cebu State College)
Clarence Joy Lozada Custodio Saint Joseph College-Cavite City
Nico Paulo Maniago Dimal Angeles University Foundation
Kris Ray Arcelo Dumaguin Velez College
Stela Joy Ramirez Engada West Visayas State University-La Paz
Jan Christian Gomez Feliciano UST
Jose Paolo Julian Galeon Tarlac State University
(Tarlac College of Tech.)
Paulo Kristoffer Lumba Macasinag De La Salle University-Health Sciences Institute
Joy Ann Acierto Tan Notre Dame of Dadiangas College
Emer Joy Tapic Vale University of Bohol

8. Hana Kirstie San Miguel Abello UP-Manila 85.00%
Kea Tena Capio UST
Ana Francesca Caballero Centeno UST
Grace Cecile We Co UP-Manila
Michael Prince Notorio Del Rosario Lorma College
Rouella Christina Martin Fajardo UST
Joe Mari Abella Flores Cebu Normal University
(Cebu State College)
Donna May Sison Fronda Saint Joseph College-Cavite City
Renan James Sace Lim UST
Romina Tan Manaloto Our Lady of Fatima University-QC
Marian Sheryl Flores Milo Saint Louis University
Maria Kriselda Perez Rosales Lyceum of the Philippines University-Batangas,Inc
Cristina Gan Satiada Chinese General Hospital Colleg of Nursing&Liberal Arts
Laurence Lester Gamboa Tan UST
Elise Cara Kaw Teng Trinity University of Asia (Trinity-QC)
Marie Kathrina Torralba Tojong University of the Visayas-Mandaue City
Jaylyn Gabrillo Villafania Saint Louis University

9.Jamela Montoya Arcilla FEU-Manila 84.80%
Czarina Myrnelli Mamore Buenafe Northwestern University
Arcel Tiatco Cabigting Angeles University Foundation
Elaine Katrina Sigalat Cala UST
Julie Ann Del Rosario Clarin UST
Ancel Rivera De Guzman Holy Angel University
Eleanor Deloeg Dela Paz Saint Louis University
Ria Leah Oropesa Esporlas University of Perpetual Help System Dalta-Las Piñas
Elaine Medina Lapaan Saint Louis University
A Nico Nahar Idris Pajes Ateneo de Zamboanga
Ana Jeska Sana Peñaranda West Visayas State University-La Pas
Jan Roland Casinto Pomuceno Notre Dame of Dadiangas College
Angeline Villarey Rempillo Our Lady of Guadalupe Colleges
Nicael Dela Cruz Salazar Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Pasig
Ferie Angelica Yvan Soriano Silvino FEU-Manila
Ivy Barrete Susvilla Cebu Normal University
(Cebu State College)
Kara Deneice Santos Tueres Our Lady of Fatima University-Valenzuela
Ace Brian Samaniego Verallo Our Lady of Fatima University-Valenzuela

10. Abegael Panciles Bacol Manila Doctors College 84.60%
Ramon Carlo Arpon Baring CEU-Manila
Robert Iben Barit Medical College of Northern Philippines
Livia Dedoroy Barrieses Riverside College
Maria Virginia Cinco Cuayzon Our Lady of Fatima University-Valenzuela
Kathleen Anne Palanca De Leon Chinese General Hospital College of Nursing&Liberal Arts
Mark Anthony Santos De Luna Our Lady of Fatima University-Valenzuela
Edwin Suarez Del Rosario II UST
Eunice Pablico Empeño UST
Greg Ely Cambaya Flores Our Lady of Fatima University-QC
Marcius Antonius Balcita Gacayan Union Christian College
April Joy Diane Garing Galicia Wesleyan University-Philippines-Cabanatuan City
Mary Joy Sarrosa Garbanzos University of Saint La Salle
Angeli Palisoc Garcia Trinity University of Asia (Trinity-QC)
Sara Jane Jaide Labbay Ateneo De Zamboanga
Micca Flores Lagleva UST
Razel Mae Nacua Libot Cebu Normal University
(Cebu State College)
Alexandra Basañez Macalintal Ateneo De Zamboanga
Kristine De La Cruz Macasero Cebu Normal University
(Cebu State College)
Celeste Imperial Madueño Manila Doctors College
Sallie Ria Delos Santos Malayan Lyceum of the Philippines University-Manila
Jan Paula Espiritu Martinez Universidad De Manila (City Coll. of Manila)
Kimberly Chan Mendoza Saint Louis University
Marie Paz Lacanlalay Nolasco Medical College of Northern Philippines
Robelou Lizano Ong FEU-Manila
Jodellene Fernandez Perocho CEU-Manila
Clinton Rosita Rabadon Bicol University-Polangui
Erika Genina David Ronquillo Holy Angel University
Dioliza Montenegro Sacil Universidad De Santa Isabel (Col De Sta Isabel)
Katherine Mejia Viacrusis Trinity University of Asia (Trinity-QC)