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2012 Philippine Bar Exam Results - passers, topnotchers

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Update: March 20, 2013

October 2012 Bar Exam List of Passers
1. A JOSE- AGUSTIN, Karren
2. ABASTILLAS, Lemuel
3. ABERIN, Ma. Christine
4. ABES, Royce Nieville
5. ABRENZOSA, Cleofe
6. ABUAN, Ruby Ryza
7. ACEDO, Kristian Josef
8. ACORDA, Jacqueline
9. ACOSTA, Lourdes Mae
10. ACOSTA, JR., Gil
11. ACUÑA, Jose Fidel
12. ADAN, Jan Mari
13. ADAP, Sanawia
14. AGANA, III, Carlos Ivan
15. AGATEP, Pia Augustha
16. AGBAY-ABILAR, Janice
17. AGBON, Ma. Cecelia Esperanza
18. AGOPITAC, Nestle
19. AGUAVIVA, Ava Marie
20. AJES-LAURENTE, Lilibeth
21. ALAMEDA, Abigail
22. ALAWI, JR., Saipal
23. ALBANO, Pia Ursula
24. ALBANO, Ranvylle
25. ALBAS, Dominique
26. ALBINA, Dionel
27. ALBOTRA, Tet Chea
28. ALCANTARA, Austin Claude
29. ALCANTARA, Rickmon Albert
30. ALCERA, II, Hermie
31. ALDOVINO, Marian Mae
32. ALEJANDRE, Pauline
33. ALFELOR, JR., Avelino
34. ALI, JR., Lanang
35. ALIM, Nicolito Jesus
36. ALIVIA, Mikhail Sherard
37. ALMARIO, Ann Therese
38. ALMENDRAL, Chrizellie
39. ALMIREZ, Hanna Maria Nica
40. ALOJADO, Carlo Enrico
41. ALVAREZ, Aila May
42. ALVAREZ, Maria Margarita
43. ALVERO, Marierose
44. AMADOR, Tina Andrea
45. AMAN, Takahiro Kenjie
46. AMARO, Ana Mae
47. AMBROCIO, Ma. Carmencita
48. AMSAN, Munib
49. ANDAWI, Melody
50. ANDRION, Jofre
51. ANG, Kathleen Mae
52. ANG, JR., Rodolfo
53. ANGELES, Raul
54. ANTIGUA, Perseus
55. ANTONIO, Rafael
56. APALISOK, JR., Simplicio
57. APARTE, Frances Margaret
58. APORTADERA, Mario Leonardo Emilio
59. AQUENDE, Joseph Angelo Wesley
60. ARANAS, Kim
61. ARCEO, Irene
62. ARCEO, Mariam
63. ARCEÑO, Jackielyn
64. ARDIENTE, Arnold
65. ARELLANO, May Kristine
66. ARIAS, Michelle
67. ARMENTA, Joshua
68. ARQUIZA, Arbee
69. ARQUIZA, Carlo
70. ARRIBA, Mona Liza
71. ARRIOLA, Roanne
72. ARTICONA, Mercedes
73. ARTICULO, Mark Anthony
74. ARTUGUE, Arianne
75. ARUGAY, Manuel Adrian
76. ASPIRAS, Janice
77. ASUNCION, Mark Anthony
78. ASUNTO, Daisy Ray
79. ATANACIO, John David
80. AUGUSTO, Davemark
81. AUSAN, Anniefair
82. AUSTRIA, Carlo
83. AUTENCIO, Anthony
84. AUZA, Jannycer
85. AVILA, Aldan
86. AVILA, Rachelle Faye
87. BABIERA, Jan Christian
88. BACOLOD, Julse
89. BAGAIPO, Cesar
90. BAGATSING, Lea Margarette
91. BAGUIO, Cindy
92. BAGULAYA, Jose Duke
93. BAILAN, Bai Sittie Saida
94. BAINTO, Neal Vincent
95. BAJAS, Joey
96. BAJETA, Jonathan
97. BAKILAN, Bernard
98. BALAGA, Jo Ann
99. BALANQUIT, Raoul Jann
100. BALAORO, Grace
101. BALBA, Zack Hansel
102. BALDOMERO, Ivan Jeffrey
103. BALDOVINO, Aldwin Kenneth
104. BALDOVINO, Alexander
105. BALDOVINO, Tanya Justine
106. BALILI, Neil Aaron
107. BALMES, Irene
108. BALORO, Joemyl
109. BALTAZAR, Ana Lyn
110. BANAYAT-NAS, Hermilia
111. BANDALAN, Jared Anthony
112. BANGHE, Hannah Jane
113. BANZON, Eva
114. BAPTISTA, Joe Allan
115. BARCELONA, Ralph Karlo
116. BARQUEZ, Ma. Elisa Jonalyn
117. BARRIOS, Angelo
118. BASCUGUIN, Maria Jocelyn
119. BASE, Amerissa
120. BASE, Maria Graciela
121. BAUTISTA, Judy-ann
122. BAUTISTA, Krystel Jehan
123. BAUTISTA, Maria Theresa
124. BAYONA, Phoebe Ann
125. BEBER, Dindo
126. BECHAYDA, JR., Jose
127. BEDURAL, Vladimir
128. BENIGIAN, II, Mardovic Dodge
129. BENITEZ, JR., Arcadio
130. BERAY-DE AUSEN, Penelope
131. BERNARDINO, Ramon Felipe
132. BERNARDO, Donna Ametyst
133. BERNARDO, Nicolo
134. BERNARDO, Pallo Mert
135. BIADO, Nazariel
136. BIDAD, Jonelyn
137. BILANGEL, Judy Ann
138. BILIRAN, Amabelle
139. BINARAO, Romael Meng
140. BIRONDO, Francis Ian
141. BLANCIA, Andrei Marion
142. BONDOC, Hector Jerome
143. BONGHANOY, Al
144. BONILLA, Diana Lutgarda
145. BORBON, Mariven
146. BORDON, Maria Janina Ann
147. BORJA, Ma. Arlene
148. BORROMEO, Gabriel Angelo
149. BOTABARA, Theresa
150. BRACERO, II, Wivino
151. BRAGAT, Junrie
152. BRILLANTES, Roselle Louie
153. BRION, Eden
154. BRIONES, Conrado
155. BRIONES, Gerald
156. BRONCE, Roentgen
157. BUAGÑIN, Venice
158. BUENAVENTURA, Ma. Clarissa Hearty
159. BUENAVENTURA, Roberto Martin
160. BULOTANO, Ronnie
161. BULSECO, Khristine Gail
162. BUSTOS, Adrian Francis
163. CABANTING, Gil Matthew
164. CABANTUD, Racel
165. CABATINGAN, Justine Mae
166. CABI, Romina Aina
167. CABIEDES, Rodrigo
168. CABRERA, Fernando Juan
169. CABRERA, John Patrick
170. CACHAPERO, JR., Oliver
171. CADABUNA, Marvin Jay
172. CADDAWAN-PANCHO, Julaida
173. CAHAYAG, Rommel
174. CAIBAN, Lee Ferdinand
175. CAJUCOM, Oscar Carlo
176. CALAG, Welan
177. CALALANG, Mary Bianca
178. CALAMAY, Cesar Norman
179. CALDERINI, Charmaine
180. CALDERON, Abegail Joan
181. CALINGASAN, Charlene Mae
182. CALMA-CHAN, Gabriela
183. CALUAG, Edmond
184. CALVAN, Myrtle
185. CAMACHO, Gianfrancis
186. CAMACHO, Paolo Francisco
187. CAMAGANACAN, Emelie
188. CAMISO, Aldous Benjamin
189. CAMUA, Mariacarla
190. CANDELARIA, Marissa
191. CANTILLAS, Irish Claire
192. CANTOS, Rj
193. CAPANAS, Jovalie Claire
194. CAPELLAN, Marina Victoria
195. CARANDANG, Ma. Buenafe
196. CARBONELL, Rhea Joy
197. CARDIÑO, Gian Carlo
198. CARDONA, Sarah Jeane
199. CARILLO, Marc Jay
200. CARINGAL-DE CASTRO, Maria Yvet
201. CARLOBOS, Princess Christine
202. CARPIO, Menachem
203. CARTAGENA, Philipp King
204. CASADOR, Angeli Ness
205. CASALS, Detchie
206. CASIBANG, JR., Ruben
207. CASIDSID-PORTENTO, Regina
208. CASIO, Jo Ann Marie
209. CASISON-DUNGCA, Maricel
210. CASTILLO, Beverly
211. CASTILLO, Dante
212. CASTILLO, Mark Erwin
213. CASTRO, Joanne Frances
214. CASTRODES, Kristine Joyce
215. CASUELA, Nathaniel Joseph
216. CATACUTAN, Richard
217. CATACUTAN, JR., Felicisimo
218. CATALAN, Jo-am
219. CATALUÑA-RENEGADO, Catherine
220. CATULONG, Zacharias
221. CAYABAN, Iva Freyritz Erica
222. CAYCO, Natasha
223. CAYCO, Victor Carlo Antonio
224. CAÑARES, Vhincent
225. CAÑETE, Stephen Roy
226. CEDEÑO, Jessa Mary Ann
227. CERIALES, Roni
228. CHAN, Christian
229. CHAN, Clifford
230. CHAN, Jereline
231. CHAVES, Carla Michelle
232. CHING, May Ann
233. CHINTE, Mary Eileen
234. CHU, Kristine Paula
235. CHUA, Sacel Anne
236. CINCO, Abegail Marie
237. CLAUDIO, Joanne Lucille Germaine
238. CLAUDIO, Kristoffer
239. CLAUDIO, Lesley Anne
240. CLEDERA, Kim Debra
241. COMA, Joanne Marie
242. CONCEPCION, Irene Charmaine
243. CONCEPCION, Robin Bryan
244. CONDE, Fiona
245. CONDE, Maricar
246. CONVOCAR, Daniel Luis
247. CORESIS, Ma. Katrina
248. CORPUZ, Danielle Sigfreid
249. CORPUZ, Grazielynne
250. CORRALES, Michael John
251. CORSAME-FUENTES, Gazzelenne
252. COVARRUBIAS, Jose Janello
253. CRISOSTOMO, Jaim Mari
254. CRUZ, Emmanuel Rey
255. CRUZ, Gino Carlo
256. CRUZ, Jennifer Anne Marie
257. CRUZ, Keneth Joyce
258. CRUZ, Niño Martin
259. CRUZ, Roxanne Joan
260. CUARTERO, Dave
261. CUBA, Margareth Kristel
262. CUBERO, Ronald
263. CUBILLAN, Asis
264. CUCHAPIN, Mykedox Knoel
265. CUEVAS, Dyan Marie
266. CUI, Rosabel
267. CURADA, Yul Bernie
268. CURAMMENG, Jessieh Rey
269. CUSTODIO, Daniel Ben
270. DANCE, Kristoffer Lee
271. DAPITON, Roel
272. DAQUIOAG, Florence
273. DE ANDRES, JR., Gabriel
274. DE CHAVEZ, Marc Roby
275. DE CHAVEZ-ALEDO, Sharon
276. DE DUMO, Jilliane Joyce
277. DE GUZMAN, Arjel
278. DE GUZMAN, Michael
279. DE GUZMAN, Robert Josef
280. DE GUZMAN, Steven Michael
281. DE LA CRUZ, Christian
282. DE LEON, Jose
283. DE LOS REYES, Dianne Margarette
284. DE LOS SANTOS, Christian Loren
285. DE MESA, Beverly Elvy
286. DE VERA, Ma. Christine Fel
287. DE VERA, II, Rustico
288. DE VILLA, Rhodora
289. DEJARME, Doreen
290. DEL ROSARIO, Joseph Carl
291. DELA CALZADA, Renato
292. DELA CRUZ, Gerald
293. DELA CRUZ, Glenna Mari
294. DELA CRUZ, Vann Allen
295. DELA CUESTA, Rogie
296. DELA PEÑA, Toni Carla
297. DELOS SANTOS, Lilian
298. DEOMPOC, Mary Khristel
299. DEVERATURDA, Joan Paula
300. DIALINO, Karen
301. DIAZ, Mario Vincent
302. DIESMOS, Angelo Ted
303. DIESTO, Jovian
304. DIGO, Jerry
305. DIMACULANGAN, Roberto Miguel
306. DIMAFELIX, II, Alfredo
307. DIMATATAC, Edwin
308. DIMSON, Caira Joyce
309. DIOKNO, Angelo
310. DISPO, D’lorenz Miro
311. DIZON, Justinne
312. DOCENA, Hans Christian
313. DOGWE-RAMIREZ, Marifi
314. DOMINGO, Frances Yani
315. DOMINGUEZ, Ilyn
316. DONATO, Carol
317. DORIA, Dianne
318. DU, Minister Moises
319. DUAZO, Rose Shayne
320. DUCUSIN, Alejandro
321. DULAY-MARCOS, Vicky Runa
322. DUMAGAT, Maricon
323. DUMALAY, Marichriz
324. DUNUAN, Brionelle La Realesa
325. DY, Frederick
326. ELEAZAR, Armand Dietrich
327. ELGO, Phil Ephraim
328. ELTANAL, Felwin Rau
329. ENAD, Rajiv
330. ENCABO, III, Melchisedech
331. ENCARNACION, Ian
332. ENCARNACION, Mark Francis
333. EPE, Evan
334. ERMINO, Augusto Ceasar
335. ESCALONA, Leo Miguel
336. ESCATRON, Karie
337. ESCOBER, Carlo
338. ESCUETA, Leonard
339. ESMENDA, Alvin
340. ESMERALDA, Patrick
341. ESPARCIA, Janis Louis
342. ESPARRAGO, Sheldon
343. ESPINA, Corin Celeste
344. ESPINOSA, Ron Ely
345. ESPIRITU, Harvey Rhey
346. ESPIRITU, Leah Eloisa
347. ESPIRITU, Paula
348. ESQUIVIAS, Joaquin Pablo
349. ESTIGOY, Karene Maneka
350. ESTRADA-ALCANTARA, Maria Socorro
351. ESTRELLA, Eric
352. EVAN, Noel
353. EVANGELISTA, Carlo Eduardo
354. EX, Doyle
355. EÑANO, Carissa Ann
356. FABUL, Joseph Vincent
357. FAJARDO, Celerina Rose
358. FAJARDO, Idamae
359. FAJARDO, Jan Ale
360. FATALLA, Dave Florenz
361. FEDERIO, Maria Desiree
362. FELICES, Rachel Marie
363. FELICIA, Luz Angela
364. FELIPE, Eduardo
365. FELIX, Peter Anthony Joseph
366. FERIA, Jerome Christopher
367. FERNANDO, Angelo
368. FERRAREN, Ryan
369. FERRER, Rosette
370. FLORES, Raymund Jonas
371. FLORES, Soleil
372. FLORES, II, Lester Jay Alan
373. FOLLO, Dennis
374. FONTANILLA, Viktor Samuel
375. FRAGANTE, Francis
376. FRANCISCO, Jeremiah
377. FRANCISCO, Jose Ma. Jason
378. FULGENCIO, Genesis
379. GABITO, Garry
380. GABOR-TOLENTINO, Joy Marie
381. GADIT, Earl
382. GALANG, John Paul
383. GALICIA, Gene Franco
384. GALLEVO-BAMBO, Majella Theresa
385. GALMAN, Franklin Gerard
386. GALVEZ, Edmund Cyril
387. GALVEZ, Jerico Angelo
388. GAMO, Ciselie Marie
389. GANASI, Dante
390. GANDO, Jovi Louie
391. GARCIA, Jan David
392. GARCIA, Junnar
393. GARCIA, Ron Michael
394. GARCINEZ, Paolo Gonzalo
395. GARRIDO, Kinni Albert
396. GATCHALIAN, Kate Carra
397. GATDULA, Genesis
398. GAYANILO, Brian
399. GENON, Aero Jel
400. GEOCANIGA, Gene Pedmon
401. GERNALE, Jay
402. GERVACIO, Diana
403. GIGANTONE, Maria Riza Lea
404. GILBUENA, Francis Conrad
405. GINGOYON, Laiza Kristel
406. GO, David Michael
407. GO, Marie Michelle
408. GO, Paolo Angelo
409. GOC-ONG, Lara May
410. GODINEZ, Jose Mari
411. GOMEZ, Ace
412. GOMEZ, Joni
413. GOMEZ, Mikhail Josef
414. GONZAGA, Odessa Grace
415. GONZALES, Christian
416. GONZALES, Jenny
417. GONZALES, Kristine Carmela
418. GONZALES, Nil Ryan
419. GORDULA, Xavier Elbert
420. GOYENA, Ma. Flor De Lis
421. GRANADO, Glenbelle
422. GUANGCO, Ma. Veronica
423. GUERRA, Blesscille
424. GUERRERO, Alan Martin
425. GUERRERO, Katrina Elena
426. GUEVARA, Kristine Bernadette
427. GUILLERMO, Maica
428. GUINOMLA, Mohammad Jamaludin
429. GUINTO, Celeni Kristine
430. GUMBAN, Margaret Rose
431. GUMBAN, Vanessa
432. GURREA, Fay Irene
433. GUTIERREZ, Eva Marie
434. GUZMAN, Jeffvince
435. HADLOCON, Fatima Faye
436. HASSANI, Mary Sayeh
437. HEREDIA, Criselda
438. HERMOSURA, Chasmeneth
439. HERNANDEZ, Maria Concepcion
440. HERNANDEZ, Patricia Andrea
441. HILARIO, Dan Raphael
442. HILARIO, Kyndell
443. HINLO, Marco
444. HIPOLITO, Maria Monica
445. HULIGANGA, Lovella May
446. HUMARANG, Jayson
447. HUMILDE, Noemi
448. IBAÑEZ, Jonathan
449. IGNACIO, Christopher John Marcelino
450. ILANO, Jose Angelito
451. IMPERIAL, Ramil
452. IMRAN, Adzlan
453. INCIONG, Jhoan Andrei
454. INDIOLA, Rio Aiko
455. INFANTE, Colleen
456. INGLES, Ignatius Michael
457. INLAO, Charle Magne
458. IRANZO, Kristoffer Edward
459. ISIDRO, Laida May
460. JAAFAR, Faigdar
461. JACOBA, Maria Laviña Rae
462. JARANILLA, David
463. JAVIER, April Rose
464. JAVIER, Carlo Michael
465. JAYME, Joel
466. JOAQUINO, JR., Joseph James
467. JUAN, Vincent
468. JUATCO, Francis
469. JULARBAL, Starr
470. JUSI, Genevieve
471. KALAW, Jenny Kay
472. KATIPUNAN, Andrea
473. KIAMZON, Joyful Josette
474. KING KAY, Catherine Beatrice
475. KO, Patricia
476. KUSAIN-KANSI, Adjuria
477. LA ROSA-MILLARES, Katherine Joy
478. LABADOR, Jed
479. LABIANO, Lester
480. LACAP, Karen Kristi
481. LACEDA, Jovert
482. LACHICA, Lemuel
483. LACNO, Sarah Vanessa
484. LACSON, April Carmela
485. LAGGUI, Marie Hyacinth
486. LAMBINO, Mary Rhauline
487. LAMSEN, Jaenicen
488. LANGIT, Earla Kahlila Mikhaila
489. LANTION, Mell Christopher
490. LANUZO, Ma. Czarina
491. LAO, Michael Stephen
492. LAOHOO, Joyce Elaine
493. LAUROS, Jus
494. LAXAMANA, Aufelene Anne
495. LAYAAN, Geraldine
496. LAZARO, Grace Ann
497. LAZARO, Nicholai Noel
498. LEAL, Lemuel
499. LEDESMA, Leofred Ian
500. LEGASPI, Erwin
501. LEI, John Christopherson
502. LEIDO, Juan Paolo Miguel
503. LELIS, Alexa Marie
504. LENA, Andrew John
505. LEONG-ANUDIN, Leslie Ann
506. LERONA, Lawuel
507. LI, Carlo Martin
508. LIGGAYU, Minehaha
509. LIM, Jhella
510. LIM, Rachelle
511. LIM, Timothy Dalton
512. LIM-MAGTANGGOL, Rachelle
513. LISTONES, Paul
514. LIWAG, Jobelle Joyce
515. LLAMAS, Marvyn
516. LOGROÑO, Princess Jazmine
517. LONDRES, Louie Marie
518. LOPEZ-BALUYUT, Philjoy
519. LORA, Lizette Lou
520. LOTOC, Jeremy
521. LOZADA, Maria Kristile
522. LOZANO, Daphne
523. LU, Antonio Miguel
524. LUCAS, Danjun
525. LUCIANO, Mark Christian
526. LUIB, JR., Ronald
527. LUNA, Myla
528. LUNASCO, Emil
529. MABANTA, Marco Jose Maria
530. MABAZZA, Paolo
531. MACABODBOD, Lou Bryan
532. MACARAEG, Marck Joseph
533. MACARANDANG, Deen Asliah
534. MACARAYAN, Maichel Rick
535. MACHUCA, Jose Maria Angel
536. MADRIDIJO, Marlon
537. MAGCALAS, Felman Gem
538. MAGLINAO, Patrick
539. MALABUYOC, Ichelle
540. MALAGA, Vic Randolf
541. MALALAD, Warren Wesley
542. MALASA, Michelene
543. MALAWANI, Hanaphi
544. MALLANAO, Paul
545. MAMAILAO, Athiena
546. MAMAILAO, Paiza
547. MAMUKID, Michael
548. MANALO, May
549. MANALO, Melchor
550. MANANDEG, Gertrude Gay
551. MANAUIS, JR., Conrado
552. MANCAO, Katrina Michelle
553. MANGSI, Sanchez
554. MANGUBAT, Rex
555. MANIEGO, Catriona Rhiannon
556. MANRIQUE, Bernard
557. MANUEL, Sheila Gene
558. MAQUILAN, Jonathan
559. MARANAN, Maria Carmela
560. MARASIGAN, Nathan
561. MARAÑA, Jonalyn
562. MARCELO, Monica Joy
563. MARCELO, Ronel
564. MARIÑAS, Maria Rosario
565. MARON-MARTIN, Vobbye Jean
566. MAROTO, Ma. Alexandria Ixara
567. MARQUESES, Dan Michael
568. MARQUEZ, JR., Reynaldo
569. MARTIN, Mary Marjorie
570. MARTINEZ, IV, Lorenzo
571. MARTIREZ, Ike
572. MARTY, Frank Edward
573. MASLOG, Ma. Sheryl
574. MATALAM, Jamil Adrian Khalil
575. MATIAS, Serwin
576. MATILDO, JR, Lerdo
577. MAURERA, Katherine
578. MAYUGA, Adrian
579. MAÑEBO, Ferdinand
580. MEDINA, Maria Ana Karina
581. MEJIA, Nina Remedios
582. MEJIA, Venus Amelie
583. MELGAR, III, Josefino
584. MENDOZA, Daniel Angelo
585. MENDOZA, Emaculada Concepcion
586. MENDOZA, Gerardo
587. MENDOZA, Jason
588. MENDOZA, Marychelle
589. MENZON, Anthony
590. MERCADER, Ryan
591. MERIDA, JR., Manuel
592. MILLEZA, Carmel Rosame
593. MILLORA, II, Efren Joe
594. MINA, Iellen Therese
595. MIRANDA-RIMONTE, Ana
596. MIRAVALLES, Samantha
597. MITCHOR, April
598. MONTANO, IV, Julian
599. MONTEMAYOR, Meriam
600. MONTENEGRO, Kutz Melvin
601. MORA, Crisanto
602. MORALES, Armand
603. MORALES, Generick Humprey
604. MORGA, Ryan Calvin
605. MORILLO, Leo Adrian
606. MOTOOMULL-IDULSA, Marian Kanna
607. MUCOY-GRANADOS, Meralie
608. MULI, Katrina
609. MUPAS, Remedios
610. MUTIA, Mohammad Nabil
611. MUÑIZ, Angelo
612. MUÑOZ, Giselle Angelica
613. NAGAÑO, Lord Jayson
614. NAVARRA, Cherrylyn
615. NEJUDNE, Paul
616. NICOLAS, Jerwin
617. NIEMES, Vanessa
618. NIEVES, Jonas
619. NIFRAS, Francis Ariel
620. NOEL, Laura Katrina
621. NOGRALES, Juan Fidel Felipe
622. NONATO, Roselle Jean
623. NOVERAS, Chrsitian
624. NUCUP, Neil
625. NUEVO, Genie Celini
626. NUÑEZ, Jeremie
627. OBIAS, John Dominic
628. OCADO, Allian
629. OCAMPO, Christopher Louie
630. OCAMPO, Gilbert Paolo
631. OCAMPO, Riza Lyn
632. OFANDA, Adonis
633. OLAVERE, Albert
634. OLYMPIA, Abrame-lionel Gamaliel
635. OMOLON, Maila Giselle
636. ONA, Kristel Concepcion
637. ONG, Tracy Anne
638. OPINION, Richard
639. OPOSA, Juan Antonio
640. OPSIMA, Gayle
641. ORAL, Daniel Martin
642. ORATE, Danessa Fayne
643. ORBETA, Frances Grace Allyana
644. ORBITA, Chona
645. ORDOÑEZ, Jaclyn Anne
646. ORTIZ, Edison
647. OSORIO, Rolant Andrie
648. PABLICO, Maria Asuncion
649. PABLICO, My Kristia
650. PACASEM, Ubaida
651. PADER-VILLANUEVA, Carmina Agnes
652. PADILLA, Albert
653. PADILLA JR., Victor
654. PADOGA, Dean Martin
655. PAGADOR, Winston
656. PAGALILAUAN, Edison James
657. PAGLICAWAN, Maria Angelica
658. PALENCIA-UYTENGSU, Maida Joy
659. PALLA, Bartolome
660. PALOMAR, Sunshine
661. PALU-AY, Matias Monico
662. PANA, Melbourne Ziro
663. PANGANIBAN, Victoria
664. PANTIG, Hazel
665. PARADO, Lovely Myrrh
666. PAREJA, Judiel
667. PARUBRUB, Christina
668. PARUNGAO, Ronald
669. PASION, Roseann Claudine
670. PATAUEG, JR., Nicolas
671. PATIÑO, Erica Christel
672. PAVON, Teddy Edmund
673. PAYUMO, Margielyn
674. PAZZIUAGAN, Cheska Ann
675. PEDROSA, JR., Jose Aaron
676. PEGALAN, Ricky Heart
677. PELAEZ, Lawrence Leo
678. PELANDAS, Bryan
679. PELINIO, Norman
680. PELOBELLO, JR., Herminio
681. PERALTA, Romark
682. PERANDOS, Katty Jean Lourdes
683. PERAS, Phoebeth
684. PERDITO, Kristine Jane
685. PEREDO-MILLAN, Cynthia Lyn
686. PEREGRINO-CO, Jaydee
687. PEREZ, Alexander Brian
688. PEREZ, Lilibeth
689. PERNITES, Russel
690. PEÑADA, Joanna May
691. PICZON, Edson
692. PILAR, Sir Achilles
693. PIMENTEL, Joanna Pauline
694. PINILI, Richard
695. PIÑON, Joseph Carlo
696. PLAZA, Leslie Mae
697. PLAZO, Joseph
698. PRADO, Carlos Manuel
699. PRINCIPIO, Pearl Lizza
700. PROCHINA, Mary Avon
701. PUA, Alvin Greg
702. PUA, Moses Eleazar
703. PUERTO, Basil
704. PUGUON, Jener
705. QUESADA, Michael
706. QUEZADA, Peter Paul
707. QUIACHON, Nea Cecille
708. QUIAMBAO, Reinier
709. QUIBO, Grace May
710. QUIBRANZA, Lorraine Anne
711. QUILATES, Donelle Jay
712. QUIMPO, Andro Julio
713. QUINAGORAN, Fidelis Victorino
714. QUINTOS, Beverly Anne
715. QUISUMBING, Julia Francesca
716. RADAZA, Eirah
717. RAFAEL, Marq Azeus
718. RAMEL, Christopher
719. RAMOS, Agatha Kristy
720. RAMOS, Billy James
721. RAMOS, Dave
722. RAMOS, Maridelle
723. RAMOS, Raymond
724. RASO, Karl Vincent
725. RAVELO, Zaide
726. RAYMUNDO, Vir Celito
727. RECIERDO, Mark Francis
728. RECIO, Albee Alliana
729. RECTO, Mark Alvin
730. REMOLACIO, Emmanuel
731. REPOLLO-UY, Alnessa Thea
732. REVALDE, Jeser
733. REVILLA, JR., Rodrigo
734. REYES, Clarisse
735. REYES, Jaymie Ann
736. REYES, Jose Antonio
737. REYES, Maryann Agnes Jertez
738. REYES, Misheil
739. RICAFLANCA, Leizl
740. RICAZA, Michelle Marie
741. RIGODON, Lou Diane
742. RILLERA, Jobert
743. RIVERA, Joonee Randyl
744. ROA-OARDE, Dianne Marie
745. ROBLES, Edgar Michael
746. ROBLES, Sunshine
747. ROCHA, Robert Angelo
748. RODRIGUEZ, Miracle Anne
749. ROJO, Jane Catherine
750. ROLEDA, Danell Lenard
751. ROMEA, George Michael
752. ROMERO, Allan
753. ROMUALDO, Xavier Jesus
754. RONDAL, Jaye Loren
755. ROSALES, Vicente Rafael
756. ROXAS, Juan Paolo
757. RUBINO, Junald
758. RUDAS, Vincent
759. SABADO, Joseph Mario
760. SABAS, Lloyd Francis
761. SABAUPAN, Flor Angela
762. SABORNAY, Ricky
763. SABORNIDO, Noemi
764. SAGARIO, Leo Angelo
765. SAJONIA, Louie
766. SALARZON, Henry Claude Roy
767. SALAZAR, Jerome
768. SALAZAR, Patrick Henry
769. SALCEDO, Anna
770. SALCEDO-PUDPUD, Debbie Love
771. SALEM-INES, Chermibelle
772. SALENDAB, Ayla Herazade
773. SALLIDAO, Eric
774. SALVA, Carlo Emmanuel
775. SALVANI, A.d. Vincent Iv
776. SAMACO, Leo Bernard
777. SAMSON, Martin Luigi
778. SAN DIEGO, JR., Virgilio
779. SAN PEDRO, Leila Grace
780. SANCHEZ, Janer
781. SANCHEZ, Marie Yasmin
782. SANDOVAL, Camhella
783. SANDOVAL, Josephine Grace
784. SANDRINO, Maureen Grace
785. SANGGACALA, Naima
786. SANTAMARIA, Dindo
787. SANTIAGO, Dulce Corazon
788. SANTIAGO, Jefferson
789. SANTIAGO, Philippe Emile
790. SANTOS, Alexander
791. SANTOS, Ana Lorraine
792. SANTOS, Aurelia Beatrice
793. SANTOS, Hanzel
794. SANTOS, Joel
795. SANTOS, Joel
796. SANTOS, Joel Enrico
797. SANTOS, Juan Paolo
798. SANTOS, Karichi
799. SANTOS, Kathleen Mae
800. SANTOS, Melissa Christina
801. SARABOSQUEZ, Justine Keith
802. SARANGAYA, JR., Ismael
803. SARI, Jayson
804. SARONA, JR., Isidro
805. SAYSON, Charlotte Lyza
806. SAZON, Ser Christian
807. SEE, Candice Faye
808. SELLEZA, Suzy Claire
809. SERCADO, Marie Arcie Anne
810. SERENIO, Darlon
811. SERENO, Jose Lorenzo
812. SIA, Emmanuel
813. SIADEN, Nathaniel
814. SIASON-VILLA, Belinda
815. SINGCO, Jamee
816. SINGZON, Maria Eloisa Imelda
817. SIRON, Monica Leonila
818. SISON, Juvin
819. SO, Jelani Carlo
820. SO, Kristina Carmela
821. SOBREPEÑA, Deborah Miriam
822. SOCO, Patrina
823. SOCRATES, Louie
824. SOLEJON, Franie
825. SOLIDON, Ed Rowland
826. SOLIVEN, Jan Vincent
827. SOMOROSTRO, Genaro
828. SORIANO, Raymond Adrian
829. SORIANO, Sarah
830. SORIASO, Louresse Patricia Jane
831. SPALDING, Donn Robert
832. STA. BARBARA, Jesus Erick
833. SUAREZ, Roberto Paolo
834. SUAREZ, Shiela May
835. SULIT, Dioxenos
836. SUMAGAYSAY, Laser Blitz
837. SUMAOY, Dexter Rey
838. SUMIBCAY, Dexter Caesar
839. SUROPIA, Fehma
840. SY, Clarence
841. TABALON, Leonard Lyle
842. TABLADILLO, Stephanie
843. TADIQUE, Roxanne
844. TAGANAS, Olivia
845. TAGUBA, Jezreel Caridad
846. TAGUIAM, Christa Maria
847. TAIB, Najeeb
848. TALLEDO, Harold Christian
849. TAMAYO, Maribel
850. TAMONDONG, Mark Lester
851. TAMONDONG, JR., Eddie
852. TAN, Cheryl Bevin
853. TAN, Maria Theresa
854. TAN, Talitha Renee
855. TANCINCO, Rafael Lorenzo
856. TANCINCO, Roy Shaun
857. TANGCO, Karen Kreez
858. TANSINGCO, Samira Nimfa
859. TANUNTANUM, Erik
860. TAPIA, Mayette
861. TATLONGHARI, Renel
862. TAYHOPON, Kristoffer Ryan
863. TE, Justine
864. TECSON, Janna Mae
865. TEEHANKEE, Ryan Christopher
866. TELAN, John Benedict
867. TINAGAN, James Michael Vincent
868. TING, Camille Sue Mae
869. TIOPIANCO, Francis Paolo
870. TOBIAS, Ana Patricia
871. TOLENTINO, Arc Aldrin
872. TORREFLORES-ALIAN, Connie
873. TORRENTIRA, Rosalio
874. TORRES, Phillip
875. TORRES, Reyjie
876. TRASPORTO, Jose Donel
877. TUGADI, Marifem
878. TUMANDA, Jansyl Lovan
879. TUPAZ, Kristine
880. TUTAAN, Tyrone
881. TY, Evita Grace
882. UBERITA, Joan
883. UDDIN, Zalman
884. URSUA, Melissa Asuncion
885. USON, Adriana Alexis
886. UY, Johan Christian
887. UY, Kim Raisa
888. UY, Rhea
889. VALAQUIO, Ma. Ailyne
890. VALDEZ, Cristina
891. VALDEZ, Maia Chiara Halmen Reina
892. VALDEZ, JR., Edgar
893. VALENCIA, David Evelio
894. VALENTIN, Charmaine
895. VALENTON, Johvie
896. VALERA, Stephen Russel Keith
897. VARGAS, Jacqueline
898. VARGAS, Mona Angela
899. VARON, Iniego Carl
900. VELASCO, Ethelene
901. VELASCO, Lady Ivy Vanity
902. VELOSO, III, Marcelino
903. VENTURA, Mary Grace
904. VENTURA, Ruby Ann
905. VENZUELA, Kristine Ann
906. VERCIDE-LUNA, Jocelyn
907. VERTULFO-ARBOLE, Jovilly Donna
908. VESTIL, Rosalita
909. VICENTE, Nilda
910. VIERNES, JR., Celestino
911. VILLACORTE, Audrey Eunize
912. VILLALOBOS, Melchor
913. VILLALON, Albert Angelo
914. VILLANO, Sheela
915. VILLANUEVA, Carlos Joseph
916. VILLANUEVA, Norliza
917. VILLANUEVA, Ralph Christian
918. VILLANUEVA, Roberto
919. VILLANUEVA, Ronn Michael
920. VILLANUEVA, Tiofilo
921. VILLAR, Viferlyn
922. VIRAY, Joshua
923. VIRTUDAZO, Rilven Christian
924. VIÑAS, Sheiryl
925. WACQUISAN, Ma. Tilde Titina
926. WHITE, Charles Jensen
927. WIEDMER, Patrick Heinz
928. WONG, Joyce Anne
929. YAM, Mark Benjamin
930. YANG, Alarice
931. YANKEE, Jimson
932. YAO, Jacqueline Anne
933. YAP, Cherrylin
934. YAP, Shan Yran
935. YAU, Weny
936. YLADE, Donna Frances
937. YMAS, Priscilla Mae
938. YODICO, II, Rodolfo
939. YOUNG, Michael Wilson
940. YU, Diane Cecilia
941. YU, Stephen
942. ZABALA, Mark Louie
943. ZAFRA, Yolanda
944. ZAMBRANO, Gino Antonio
945. ZAMORAS-VIRTUDAZO, Luz
946. ZAPANTA, Arthur Imanuel
947. ZARAGOZA, Anicka Nicoli
948. ZARENO, Jewelynn Gay
949. ZERNA, Adelaine Faith

creepy!!!

Fri, 15 Feb 2013 19:42:06 +0800

creepy!!!

Pope Benedict XVI is to resign

Mon, 11 Feb 2013 19:15:21 +0800

The Pope is to resign at the end of this month in an entirely unexpected development, the Vatican has confirmed.

The 85-year-old became Pope Benedict XVI in April 2005 following the death of John Paul II.

The reasons behind the pontiff’s surprise resignation have yet to emerge.

At 78, the former Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger was one of the oldest new popes in history when elected.

Sinulog update: Fiesta Señor 2013 Procession Route. Week Long Activities in Observance of Fiesta Señor 2013

Thu, 03 Jan 2013 23:14:00 +0800

Sinulog update: Fiesta Señor 2013 Procession Route. Week Long Activities in Observance of Fiesta Señor 2013

Fluvial Parade January 19, 2013 (5:00 AM) Ouano Wharf Mandaue City
Sinulog Grand Parade January 20, 2013 See official route

January 10 - 20 General Novena Masses Schedule - Pilgrim Sponsors

Theme: “JOURNEYING TOGETHER IN FAITH WITH STO. NIÑO”

5:30 am - City Parishes / Barangays
7:00 am - Business Sectors
8:30 am - Basic Education – Private Schools
10:00 am - Parishes: District & Vicariate
11:30 am - Business Sectors
1:00 pm - Government Offices: City & Provincial
2:30 pm - Basic Education – Public by Districts
4:00 pm - Colleges
5:30 pm - Universities
7:00 pm - Archdiocesan Organizations, Movement & Communities

FIRST DAY NOVENA

January 10, 2013 (Thursday) Dawn Procession - WALK WITH JESUS

4:00 am - Assembly Time – (Area) Fuente Osmeña
4:30 am - FOOT PENITENTIAL PROCESSION (Fuente Osmeña – Basilica)

Please bring your rosaries, candles & statue of Santo Niño.

5:30 am - FIRST MASS - INSTALLATION OF HERMANO & HERMANA MAYORES 2013

SECOND DAY NOVENA

January 11, 2013 (Friday)

2:30 pm - OPENING SALVO SINULOG FOUNDATION
8:30 pm - SENIOR CITIZEN’S NIGHT

THIRD DAY NOVENA

January 12, 2013 (SATURDAY)

8:30 pm - BARANGAY NIGHT/ HALAD SA BARANGAY

FOURTH DAY NOVENA

January 13, 2013 (SUNDAY)

8:30 am - CHILDREN’S MASS W/ COLEGIO DEL STO. NIÑO

NINTH DAY NOVENA

January 18, 2013 (FRIDAY) Dawn Procession - WALK WITH MARY

4:00 am - Assembly Time – (Area) Fuente Osmeña
4:30 am - FOOT PENITENTIAL PROCESSION (Fuente Osmeña – Basilica)

Please bring with you rosaries, candle & statues of Santo Niño.

5:30 am - Holy Mass and Novena
7:00 am - MISA DE TRANSLACION

(Motorcade proceeds to National Shrine of St. Joseph, Mandaue City)

1 – 2 pm - DISTRICT TEACHERS TRADITIONAL HALAD
8:30 pm - RE-ENACTMENT OF THE FIRST WEDDING

- DEP Ed NIGHT

VESPERAS

January 19, 2013 ( SATURDAY)

5:30 am - Visayan Mass
7:00 am - Mass for the OFW Families
7:00 am - FLUVIAL PROCESSION - Route: Ouano Wharf, Mactan Bridge, Lapu-lapu, Pasil, Pier 1
9:30 am - RE-ENACTMENT OF THE ARRIVAL OF THE IMAGE
10:00 am - RE-ENACTMENT OF THE FIRST MASS & BAPTISM
1:00 pm - SOLEMN PROCESSION OF THE MIRACULOUS IMAGE

6:00 pm - PONTIFICAL MASS, TRADITIONAL SINULOG, FIRE WORKS DISPLAY

SOLEMNITY: FIESTA SEÑOR DAY

January 20, 2013 (SUNDAY)

4:00 am - MAÑANITA MASS
6:00 am - Pontifical Mass with His Grace Cebu Archbishop Jose B. Palma, D.D.
8:30 am - Augustinian Recollect Communities
10:00 am - Cebuano mass
11:30 am - English Mass
1:00 pm - Cebuano Mass
2:20 pm - Cebuano Mass
4:00 pm - Cebuano Mass
5:30 pm - English Mass
7:00 pm - English mass

THANKSGIVING MASS

January 21, 2013 (MONDAY)

6:00 am - Cebuano Mass
7:00 am - English Mass
8:00 am - MASS FOR THE OFW’S
10:00 am - THAKSGIVING MASS W/ SAN NICOLAS PARISH
2:00 pm - THANKSGIVING MASS – SINULOG FOUNDATION
4:00 pm - REQUIEM MASS FOR THE DECEASED DEVOTEES
5:30 pm - HEALING MASS FOR THE SICK & THE AGED
7:00 pm - English Mass

HUBO

January 25, 2013 (FRIDAY)

4:00 am - “HUBO MASS”
6:00 am - Cebuano Mass
7:00 am - English Mass
8:00 am - English Mass
9:00 am - Cebuano Mass
10:00 am - Cebuano Mass
11:00 am - Cebuano Mass
12:00 nn - English Mass
1:00 pm - Cebuano Mass
2:00 pm - English Mass
3:00 pm - Cebuano Mass
4:00 pm - Cebuano Mass
5:00 pm - English Mass
6:00 pm - English Mass
7:00 pm - English Mass

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Our sincere thanks to the Pilgrim Sponsors, Mass Sponsors, Government Offices, Private Companies, Private and Public Schools, Hospitals, Rescue Volunteers, Official Florists, Parishes/Vicariates, Celebrants and Co-celebrants, Basilica del Santo Niño Employees and Mandated Religious Organizations and all those who in one way or another have contributed for the success of this year’s feast of Señor Santo Niño. May Señor Santo Niño shower you with his abundant blessings! Viva Señor Santo Niño! Pit Señor! AUGUSTINIAN FRIARS Basilica del Santo Niño

Sinulog 2013 Schedule of Activities

Thu, 03 Jan 2013 23:11:00 +0800

December 01 – January 31, 2013 Sinulog Street Fair, Osmeña Blvd.

December 30, 2012 (Sunday) Sinulog 2013 Fun Run 7:00 AM Elimination of Sinulog Dance Crew and Musicfest, Cebu City Sports Center

January 5, 2013 (Saturday) Elimination of Sinulog Choral Competition, Cebu City Sports Center 9:00 AM

January 10, 2013 (Thursday) Opening Salvo: Walk with Jesus
4:00 AM Assembly Time (Area) Fuente Osmeña
4:30 AM Start of Walk-Fuente Osmeña Blvd. – Basilica del Sto. Niño
5:30 AM Installation of Hermano & Hermana Mayores 20113

January 11, 2013 (Friday) Sinulog 2013 Kick Off
2:30 PM Solemn Mass (Basilica del Sto. Niño)
3:00 PM Launching Parade (Basilica del Sto. Niño to Cebu City Sports Center)
7:00 PM Opening and Launching Program, Fuente Osmeña Ms. Cebu 2013 Presentation Ms. Cebu 2013 Presentation @ AYALA Activity Center
8:00 PM Sinulog Idol (Fuente Osmeña Circle)
9:00 PM Street Party Bands

January 12, 2013 (Saturday) Sinulog sa Kabataan – Lalawigan
1:00 PM Parade of Participants, Capitol Site to Cebu City Sports Center
2:00 PM Sinulog sa Kabataan sa Lalawigan, Cebu City Sports Center
6:30 PM Cultural Show (Fuente Osmeña)
8:00 PM Sinulog Idol (Fuente Osmeña Circle)
9:00 PM Concert @ the Fuente Osmeña, Street Party Bands

January 13, 2013 (Sunday) Sinulog sa Kabataan - Dakbayan
4:00 AM Cebu City 2013 Marathon – www.cebumarathon.com
1:00 PM Parade of Participants, Plaza Independencia to Cebu City Sports Center
2:00 PM Sinulog sa Kabataan sa Dakbayan, Cebu City Sports Center
6:00 PM Grand Finals of Sinulog Choral Competition
6:30 PM Cultural Show (Fuente Osmeña)
8:00 PM Sinulog Idol (Fuente Osmeña Circle)
9:00 PM Concert @ the Fuente O, Street Party Bands

January 14, 2013 (Monday)
6:30 PM Cultural Show (Fuente Osmeña)
8:00 PM Sinulog Idol (Fuente Osmeña Circle)
9:00 PM Concert @ the Fuente O, Street Party Bands

January 15, 2013 (Tuesday)
6:30 PM Cultural show (Fuente Osmeña)
8:00 PM Sinulog Idol (Fuente Osmeña Circle)
9:00 PM Concert @ the Fuente O, Street Party Bands

January 16, 2013 (Wednesday)
9:00 AM Airport Welcome (Balikbayan Flights)
6:30 PM Cultural Shows (Fuente Osmeña)
7:00 PM Ms. Cebu 2013 Coronation Night, Waterfront Lahug Hotel
8:00 PM Sinulog Idol (Fuente Osmeña Circle)
9:00 PM Concert @ the Fuente O , Street Party Bands

January 17, 2013 (Thursday)
6:00 AM Ronda Pilipinas
9:00 AM Airport Welcome (Balikbayan Flights)
6:30 PM Cultural Shows (Fuente Osmeña) Sinulog Festival Queen Runway Competition and Photoshoot
6:00 PM Balik Cebu, Welcome Party AYALA Center Cebu
8:00 PM Sinulog Idol Grand Finals (Fuente Osmeña Circle)
8:00 PM Handumanan @ AYALA Terraces
9:00 PM Concert @ the Fuente Osmeña , Street Party Bands

January 18, 2013 (Friday) Visual Merchandising Contest (Dept. Stores and Malls)
6:00 AM Ronda Pilipinas
4:00 AM Walk with Mary (Area) Fuente Osmeña - Sto. Niño
9:00 AM Solidarity Meeting (All Competing Contingent /Floats / Higante / Puppteers) @ Cebu City Sports Center Gym
6:00 PM Sinulog Dance Crew @ Cebu City Sports Center
7:00 PM Sinulog Music fest Finals @ Cebu City Sports Center
7:30 PM Sinulog Festival Queen 2013, Cebu City Sports Center
8:00 PM Cebu Popular Music Festival, Cebu Coliseum

January 19, 2013 (Saturday)
6:00 AM Fluvial Procession of the Miraculous Image of Sto. Niño
9:00 AM Re-enactment of the Baptism of Queen Juana and Rajah Humabon Basilica del Sto.Niño
2:00 PM Solemn Procession of the Miraculous Image of Sto. Niño
7:00 PM Sinulog Fireworks Competition SM City Cebu (Official)
7:00 PM Street party @ Fuente Osmeña and Plaza Independencia
8:00 PM Kasadya Nite Mardi Gras @ Ayala Center Cebu

January 20, 2013 (Sunday) SINULOG GRAND PARADE
4:00 AM Mañanita Mass @ Basilica del Sto. Niño
6:00 AM Pontifical mass with His Eminence Ricardo J. Cardinal Vidal
9:00 AM Sinulog Grand Parade Carousel Kick Off
7:00 PM Grand Finale and Grand Fireworks, Cebu City Sports Center
7:30 PM Street Party Bands, Fuente Osmeña

January 21, 2013 (Monday) 1:00 PM Awarding Ceremonies, Cebu City Sports Center

January 25, 2013 (Friday) “HUBO” 4:00 AM “HUBO Mass” Ritual @ Basilica del Sto. Niño

January 26, 2012 (Saturday)
1:00 P.M Screening of Finaslists Short Film/Video Documentary Contest Sinulog 2013 Photo Contest Winners Exhibits
6:00 PM Awarding Ceremonies Photo Contest and Video Documentary Contest SM City Cebu

February 03– Feb. 10, 2013 Photo Exhibits “Winning Photos Sinulog ’13” SM City Cebu

Your Luck in the Year of the Water Snake 2013

Tue, 01 Jan 2013 15:39:00 +0800

The year brings you some good stars which can lead to lots of good news provided that you manage to overcome the star of reducing energy. There is strong income and promotion luck in your chart, so you must strengthen your Rat energy using the Wealth Granting Tree on your work desk. Actualize good luck with the Big AuspiciousMirror in the North of your living room. You should also display the Tortoise Water Feature in the North of your living room to enhance wealth and success luck. As competition will be high, you should display the Victory Flag in the North. Tap into the luck of your secret friend with the Wish Fulfilling Cow placed on your work desk. To further enhance networking luck, you need to hang up the 4 Friends Windchime in the Southeast. Strengthen health luck with the 7-Medicine Buddha Plaque or the Longevity Vase placed in the Southwest of your living room. This will be a good year to consolidate your love life, so you should display the Double Happiness Plaque beside your bed.

A lucky year is in store for the Ox as you play host to a number of very auspicious stars. Interpersonal relationships however will be afflicted, so you should also carry the Popularity Medallion in your breast pocket. The Ox is also an ally of the Snake, which brings additional luck thru their friendship. Complete your luck with the Trinity Animals on your work desk, and living room. To activate the Star of Golden deity, you should display either Chundi, or the Thousand Arm Kuan Yin Crystal Ball in your home. To protect against misfortune and also to overcome the yearly conflict star, you should display the White Umbrella Goddess Plaque. For wealth luck, you should use the Dzambhala Water Feature in the Northeast. To ward off jealous people, you should carry the Samantabhara Mirror in your bag as it will also magnify your success. To amplify good luck, you can either wear the Trinity Ring, the Trinity Watch or carry the Tree of Wealth Mirror.

The tiger can expect a fairly lucky year with the lucky #8 star bringing wealth and good news. Unfortunately, a number of malicious stars cause some mischief and brings obstacles. You are in side-conflict with the Tai Sui and as such, mishaps and misfortune will periodically happen. To make the most of the year, you should enhance wealth luck with the Wealth Granting Tree in the Northeast, and carry the Tai Sui keychain with you. Display the Tai Sui Plaque together with the Pi Yao with Implements in the Southeast. Once of the most worrying star afflicting your chart is the Robbery Star. To counter its effects, you should place the Night Safety Amulet in your car and in your bag. To protect your home, you should place the Double Rhinoceros in the West corner. To protect against mishaps and for changing your luck, place the Noble Stack of Auspiciousness Plaque facing your main door. To enhance relationships and counter the yearly conflict star, you should carry the Popularity Medallion with you at all time

The Rabbit is in a quarrelsome mood this year as the argumentative energies of the #3 star gains a foothold in their chart. In addition, the 3 killings reside in their corner and equally bad is the natural disaster star. The most important is to control the quarrelsome energies with the 3-Harmony animals. You should display them in the living room, on your work desk and in your bedroom as well. You should carry the Peace & Harmony Amulet together with the Annual Amulet of Protection with you at all times to promote peace and smoothness in all that you do. To protect your home you will need to display the White Umbrella Goddess Plaque in the living room to overcome misfortune. Place the 3 Celestial Guardians in the East to protect against 3 kinds of bad luck. Invoke divine help by displaying the Green Tara in the living room. Place the 6 Coins Dragon Plaqueon your work desk to improve career luck.

Relationship luck improves, and bringing with it, some good news. This is a year for the Dragon to eat humble pie and work more in the background, as a number of unfortunate stars can cause annoyance and problems this year. You should display the Wealth Bringing Pair of Elephants in your living room to enhance wealth, and place the 6 Coins Dragon Plaque on your work desk to improve career luck. Place the 3 Celestial Guardians in the East to protect against 3 kinds of bad luck. Improve relationships further with the Peony and & Phoenix Vase. Carry the Peace & Harmony Amulet together with the Annual Amulet of Protectionwith you at all times to ensure that you are well protected against gossiping and backstabbing. Protect your home against bad people with the White Umbrella Goddess Plaque in the living room. To protect against mishaps and for changing your luck, place the Noble Stack of Auspiciousness Plaque facing your main door.

This year brings improvement as health and relationship luck improves. This is your year and you are given support by the Tai Sui, so it becomes very important that you do not incur his anger. Carry the Tai Sui Keychain with you, and display the Tai Sui Plaque in the Southeast. It is preferable for you to visit the temples and make offerings to the Tai Sui and to display the Pi Yao with Implements in the Southeast. As the element of the year weakens your Snake energy, you should display the Wind Horse Plaque in your living room to enhance wealth and success luck, and hang up the 4 Friends Wind chime in the Southeast to protect your relationships. Display the 7-Medicine Buddha Plaque facing your main door to further protect your health. To protect your spirit and inner strength, wear the Trinity Knot Ring and display the Trinity Animals on your work desk. You should also carry the Samantabhara Mirror in your work bag to actualize wishes and help achieve your goals

The Horse recovers after the bad luck of last year, but there are still some unlucky stars that continue to bring obstacles and mishaps. The horse’s inner strength continues to suffer as water in the year subdues its fire. Display the 9-Ring Sword in the South together with the Running Horse with 3rd eye to strengthen your intrinsic strength. To protect against mishaps and for changing your luck, place the Noble Stack of Auspiciousness Plaque facing your main door. Display the Precious Ministeri n the living room to invite the Nobleman luck into your home. Display 3 of the 3-Legged Bird and Sun in your office to reduce conflict energy and carry the Popularity Medallion with you at all times to further improve networking luck. Keep the Night Safety Amulet in your car to prevent unwanted mishaps and loss. Keep the Samantabhara Mirror in your work bag to help actualize good luck and display the Big Auspicious Mirror in the North of your living room, or on your work desk facing away from you to capture wealth luck.

Your Health suffers this year as a result of illness stars combining with the Yi Duo star. Furthermore, the Yin House exerts its energy draining effects on you. Carry the Health Medallion with you at all times and display the 7-Medicine Buddha Plaque in your living room facing the main door. It is important that you replace your bedside Wu Luos this year. Wear the Trinity Ring, or Trinity Watch to help counter the effects of the Yi Duo and display the Kalachakra Stupa in the center of your home to overcome both the annual misfortune star as well as to counter then effects of the Yin House. Display the 8 Auspicious Bell in the Southwest and ring it daily. To enhance for good fortune, place the Big Auspicious Mirror in the North of your living room and carry the Samantabhara Mirror in your work bag to help actualize good luck. To protect money luck, you need to place the Camel in your living room.

After the arguments and conflicts of 2012, your health suffers. Relationships will have a chance to mend; however, the likely hood of mishaps will increase. Your health luck is not very good, so you should carry the Health Medallion, or display the 7-Medicine Buddha Plaque in your living room. You are in side conflict with the god of the year, therefore, it is important that you carry the Tai Sui keychain with you and display the Tai Sui Plaque in the Southeast of your home. There is also a need to place the Pi Yao with Implements in the Southeast. Being the secret friend of the Snake, you should capture follow the leader luck and display the Trinity Animals in the Southwest. To invite heaven assistance into your home, display the Heaven Seal in the Southwest together with the 8 Auspicious Bell and ring it daily. You should invite Chundi to your home to reduce bad luck.

There is good wealth potential and success together with material luck comes into your chart, however, in return there is a strong chance that you will suffer financial losses due to being cheated or unexpected expenditure. In the worst case there could be physical injury in addition to getting robbed. As such you need to carry the Night Safety Amulet in your bag and hang up the Rhino & Elephant carving in your car. You are an ally of the Snake, thus displaying the Trinity Animals in the West corner of your home will bring allies and good luck. Make the most of this year and strengthen success luck with the Wind Horse Plaque in your living room. Display the Wealth Granting Tree in the Northeast. Place the 3 Celestial Guardians in the East to protect against 3 kinds of bad luck. To actualize material gains, place the Earth Seal on your work desk. Invite the annual nobleman into your home with the Precious Minister in your living room.

The #6 heaven star brings improvement to the Dog and you can be sure that many happy events both big and small will materialize this year. To ensure that good events come about, you need to have the Big Auspicious Mirror in the North. Although many good things will happen, there is also a possibility of mishaps and accidents occurring. Thus, it is important that you strengthen success luck by displaying the Noble Stack of Auspiciousness Plaque in the Northwest together with the 6 Smooth Coins Plaque to activate the #6 star. You should place the Precious Minister together with the White Umbrella Crystal Ball in your living room for Nobleman luck and protection against bad people. Carry the Samantabhara Mirror in your bag to protect against bad influences. Place the Green Tara on your work desk to help remove obstacles and reduce problems. It is also advisable that you keep the Night Safety Amulet in your car.

The Boar is in direct conflict with Tai Sui this year and has the Sui Po star making it likely that you will encounter mishaps, unnecessary expenditure and worries all thru 2013. Money luck will be generally good, with unexpected money coming in provided that you appease the Tai Sui and enhance networking. You should carry the Tai Sui keychain with you and display the Tai Sui Plaque in the Southeast of your home. There is also a need to place the Pi Yao with Implements in the Southeast. Carry the Samantabhara Mirror in your bag to protect against bad influences. Display the 3 Harmony Animals in your living room along with 5 Color Crystal Balls together with the 1000 Hand Kuan Yin Ball to bring harmony and smoothen relationships. Strengthen success luck with the Noble Stack of Auspiciousness Plaque in the Northwest. And you should invite Chundi to your home to reduce bad luck. Actualize good luck with the Big Auspicious Mirror in the North of your living room.

Spring 2013 accessories

Sat, 29 Dec 2012 22:34:00 +0800

Forecasting service Trendstop have released their predictions of the footwear and accessories that will define the spring / summer 2013 season. From urban cowgirl to ‘dudette’, here’s a preview of what’s in store.

Document clutch

With new technology comes a change in fashion. Slimline document clutches allow an ipad or small laptop to be carried in style, but also double as a sophisticated accessory for day or night.

Dudette cap

Sportswear maintains its influence into spring 2013, with baseball caps making a mark on the season’s accessory trends.

Reworked cowgirl boot

It’s been a few years since cowboy boots stormed onto the fashion scene; now for spring / summer 2013 they’re back with a modern twist. Expect the trend to come alive again but morphing with other trend details like metallic leather, clear plastic, cutaways and reptile skin.

The luxe cuff

The new arm candy moves from solid metal to more embellished and luxurious takes. Predictions forecast chain details, colour accents and jewel studding.

Spring 2013 fashion trends

Sat, 29 Dec 2012 22:29:00 +0800

Daywear and workwear

Forecasting agency Mpdclick predict that 9-5 wear will borrow its vintage sentiments from the Mediterranean, lending a feminine softness to careerwear that will also extend to daywear more broadly.

A renaissance of art and culture point to the Mediterranean for exceptional creation and style, visual references from the destination combine with an old-school chic styling ethos for spring / summer 2013.

The key pieces predicted to shape spring 2013:

Belted floral dresses

Moving away from corporate looks for the office, spring 2013 offers up the belted floral dress as a 9-5 staple. Expect a feminine, cinched in shape and longer hem (think above the knee to midi length). Work-appropriate it may be, but we expect to see the ladylike belted floral dress worn for many an occasion through the season.

Collarless blouses

Whether high-necked or plunging, soft collarless blouses replace stiff business shirts for a sensual Mediterranean mood.

Slash neck tees

T-shirts get a luxe makeover in delicate fabrics and slash-neck cuts.

Boucle suiting

Spring 2013 channels Chanel with boucle jackets and suits. Expect them as separates as well as skirt suits or short suits.

80 dead as Pablo rips through Mindanao

Tue, 04 Dec 2012 23:59:09 +0800

MANILA, Philippines (3rd UPDATE) - At least 80 people have died in Mindanao from the onslaught of Typhoon Pablo (international name Bopha), authorities said Tuesday.

In New Bataan town in Compostela Valley, at least 43 people died when flash floods swept away an Army patrol base, a landslide hit a community, and trees fell on people.

“I’ve counted 43 bodies on the floor,” ABS-CBN News Southern Mindanao reporter Vina Araneta told ANC by telephone.

Lt. Col. Lyndon Paniza, spokesman of the Army’s 10th Infantry Division, confirmed the deaths.

He said 23 others were injured while 6 soldiers remain missing.

Paniza said he has no confirmed information yet on the number of missing civilians in the Compostela Valley tragedy.

Compostela Valley Governor Arturo Uy said local officials told him earlier in the day that 34 people were killed in New Bataan.

“It’s possible they have found more bodies,” Uy told ANC.

“Ang unang balita, may biglang isang malaking bugso ng tubig galing sa bundok na di nila inasahan,” he said.

“Nag-request na po ako ng chopper sa Army. Nanawagan rin ako na whatever assistance maibigay — rescue equipment,” he added.

Benito Ramos, executive director of the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC), told ANC he has no information yet on the Compostela Valley tragedy.

He said they are still verifying the reports.

The typhoon has also killed at least 29 people in Davao Oriental province, police said Tuesday.

Twenty-three people died in Cateel town alone because of a flash flood caused by a storm surge, provincial police director Supt. Romil Mitra said.

He said 95 others were injured.

Initial reports said an evacuation center collapsed in the town.

Three were killed in Caraga, and 3 died in Banganga, Tarragona, and Manay, according to Mitra.

Deaths in Surigao del Sur, Agusan del Sur

Three people also died in Surigao del Sur, according to police chief Supt. Ranier Perlas.

One of the fatalities, 68-year-old Rosita Amundio, died when a coconut tree fell on her house.

Two were killed in Lingig, near Surigao del Sur’s boundary with Davao Oriental.

Five people also died in Trento town in Agusan del Sur, according to radio dzMM’s Noel Alamar.

“I was able to penetrate Bislig City, Lingig in Surigao Sur. Site of destruction. People need help here,” Alamar said on Twitter Tuesday night.

More than 53,000 in emergency shelters

As night fell and the typhoon continued its onslaught in Mindanao, fears rose that the toll could rise sharply as the strongest storm to hit the country this year brought scenes of devastation.

On Tuesday, Typhoon Pablo brought driving rain and packed gusts of up to 210 kilometers an hour, toppling trees and power lines, causing flashfloods and forcing more than 50,000 to seek refuge in emergency shelters.

The cyclone, which had weakened after making landfall, headed for the Sulu Sea in the late afternoon, changing course westward, state weather bureau PAGASA said.

Winds blew roofs off some buildings and residents of coastal and low-lying communities in Mindanao moved into shelters as floods hit some areas.

Television footage also showed logs being swept down Mindanao’s Sumilao river, and utility workers cutting up fallen trees that were blocking highways.

More than 53,000 people had moved into nearly 1,000 government shelters by early Tuesday, the NDRRMC said.

Television footage showed large numbers of people lying on mats or cardboard sheets on the concrete floors of gyms.

A total of 145 flights to and from Mindanao and the central islands had been grounded since Monday night and more than 3,000 ferry passengers were stranded as vessels were ordered to stay in port, the civil defence office said.

Large parts of Mindanao, which is not normally hit by typhoons, were without electricity after power was cut to reduce the risk of fires and electrocutions, said Liza Mazo, a regional civil defense official.

People living in the path of the storm did what they could to protect their homes and possessions.

“We have taken our pigs and chickens inside our house because their shed might be destroyed,” 46-year-old shopkeeper Marianita Villamor from the southern farming town of San Fermin said.

In Cagayan de Oro city, where giant waves crashed down on the shoreline, Mayor Vicente Emano told ABS-CBN News that police rounded up all residents of low-lying areas and moved them to government shelters.

In Tagum city, hotel waiter Edgie Atilano, 23, said he and his family hunkered down in their home as Pablo bore down.

“At 3:00 am, we were woken by strong rain and howling winds. Trees and branches started snapping off near the house,” he said. “This is my first time to experience a strong typhoon. It was a bit scary.” - with reports from Vina Araneta and Paul Palacio, ABS-CBN News Southern Mindanao; Jeff Canoy, ABS-CBN News; Noel Alamar, dzMM; ANC; Agence France-Presse

Severe Weather Bulletin Number NINE Tropical Cyclone Warning:...

Tue, 04 Dec 2012 17:33:57 +0800

Severe Weather Bulletin Number NINE
Tropical Cyclone Warning: Typhoon “PABLO” (BOPHA)
Issued at 5:00 p.m., Tuesday, 04 December 2012

SEVERE WEATHER BULLETIN #8 TROPICAL CYCLONE WARNING: TYPHOON "PabloPH. (BOPHA)

Tue, 04 Dec 2012 12:34:45 +0800

SEVERE WEATHER BULLETIN #8 TROPICAL CYCLONE WARNING: TYPHOON “PabloPH. (BOPHA) ISSUED AT 11:00 AM, 04 DECEMBER 2012 (Valid for broadcast until the next bulletin to be issued at 5 PM today)

TYPHOON “PABLO” has slightly weakened after making a landfall and is now traversing the province of Bukidnon.

Location of eye/center: At 10:00 AM today, the eye of Typhoon “PABLO” was located based

on radar, satellite and surface data at 50 km East of Malaybalay, Bukidnon (8.1°N, 125.5ºE).

Strength: Maximum sustained winds of 160 kph near the center an. gustiness of up to 195 kph

Movement: Forecast to move West Northwest at 20 kph.

Forecast Positions: Typhoon “PABLO” is expected to be at 140 k. Southwest of Iloilo City by tomorrow morning. By Thursday morning, it will be at 230 km West of Coron, Palawan and at 500 km West of Iba, Zambales by Friday morning.

Public Storm Warning Signal #3:
(Winds of 101-185kph is expected in at least 18 hrs.)

Visayas: Bohol, Siquijor, Southern Cebu, Southern Negros Oriental and Southern Negros Occidental

Mindanao: Misamis Oriental, Bukidnon, Lanao del Sur, Lanao de. Norte, Misamis Occidental, Zamboanga del Norte, and Camiguin

Public Storm Warning Signal #2:
(Winds of 61-100 kph is expected within the next 24 hours)

Luzon: Northern Palawan incl. Calamian Grp. Of Islands and Cuyo Is.

Visayas: Southern Leyte, Antique, Iloilo, Rest of Cebu incl. Camotes Is., Rest of Negros Oriental and Rest of Negros Occidental

Mindanao: Surigao del Norte incl. Siargao, Surigao del Sur, Dinagat, Agusan del Norte, Agusan del Sur, Davao del Norte incl. Samal Is., Compostela Valley, Davao Oriental, North Cotabato, Zamboanga del Sur, Zamboanga Sibugay and Maguindanao

Public Storm Warning Signal #1:
(Winds of 45-60kph is expected within the next 36 hours)

Luzon: Rest of Palawan

Visayas: Aklan, Capiz and Leyte incl Biliran

Mindanao: Davao del Sur, Sultan Kudarat, Basilan, Sarangani and

South Cotabato

* Estimated rainfall amount is from 15 to 30 mm per hour (heavy -
intense) within the 600 km diameter of the typhoon.

* Estimated rainfall amount is from 10 to 20 mm per hour (heavy - intense) within the 500 km diameter of the typhoon.

*Residents living in low lying and mountainous areas under public storm warning signals are alerted against possible flashfloods and landslides. Likewise, those living in coastal areas under public storm warning signal #3 and signal #2 are alerted against big waves or storm surges generated by this Typhoon.

* Fishing boats and other sea vessels are advised not to venture out into the Seaboards of Visayas and Mindanao.

* The public and the disaster coordinating councils concerned are advised to take appropriate actions and watch for the next bulletin to be issued at 5 PM today.

Satellite Picture at 10:30 a.m., 04 December 2012

Tue, 04 Dec 2012 12:33:11 +0800

Satellite Picture at 10:30 a.m., 04 December 2012

Severe Weather Bulletin Number EIGHT Tropical Cyclone Warning:...

Tue, 04 Dec 2012 12:30:13 +0800

Severe Weather Bulletin Number EIGHT
Tropical Cyclone Warning: Typhoon “PABLO” (BOPHA)
Issued at 11:00 a.m., Tuesday, 04 December 2012

Tropical Cyclone Warning: Typhoon "PABLO" (BOPHA)

Mon, 03 Dec 2012 23:42:39 +0800

Tropical Cyclone Warning: Typhoon "PABLO" (BOPHA):

Estimated rainfall amount is from 15 - 30 mm per hour (heavy - intense) within the 600 km diameter of the Typhoon.

Residents living in low lying and mountainous areas under public storm warning signals are alerted against possible flashfloods and landslides.

Likewise, residents in coastal areas under public storm warning signal #2 and signal #3 are alerted against storm surges particulary those living in the coastal areas of Surigao del Sur, Surigao del Norte, Dinagat, Bohol and Leyte provinces where 3-6 meters wave height is expected.

Fishing boats and other small seacrafts are advised not to venture out into the Eastern Seaboards of Visayas and Mindanao.

The public and the disaster coordinating councils concerned are advised to take appropriate actions and watch for the next bulletin to be issued at 5 AM tomorrow.

Latest video of Jessica Sanchez and Apl De Ap - Jump In

Fri, 26 Oct 2012 15:28:44 +0800

Latest video of Jessica Sanchez and Apl De Ap - Jump In

D i v i n e L e e: SM fashion week!

Sat, 09 Jun 2012 06:59:19 +0800

D i v i n e L e e: SM fashion week! :

divinemlee:

I know, I’m super late. I’m just about to start my Fashion Week posts. Sabi ni V, your posts are way too late. Simple lang sagot ko sa kanya. Ok lang, for sure ako lang may ganitong comments! hahaha!

So again, I have to borrow from google na hiniram kay PEP.ph dahil hindi kami nakapagkodakan….

Santacruzan sa Sugbo 2012

Mon, 28 May 2012 08:55:00 +0800

I just witnessed the grandest Santacruzan in Cebu yesterday May 27, 2012 which is held in SM Northwing Atrium. Featuring Cebu’s Top fashion Designers.

The Runway is all set

Santacruzan sa Sugbo

Clothes for Life and SM Cebu

Cocktail Tables all set

Upper View

UCLM students escorting the Reina’s

Birhen sa Manaog

One of Cebu’s top designer Albert Arriba

Little Angels guided by their moms

Getting ready

Reina Libertad KRIS TIFFANY JANSON by REY HUMBERTO VILLEGAS

Back detail

Queen of Confessors JACQUELINE PEDOTTI by BERNARDO FLORES

side view

Reina Fe ATTY. LESLIE ANN REYES by BARBIE ALVEZ

take 2

Reina Emperatriz SUSAN LUA by CARY SANTIAGO

Reina de las Flores EUNICE KING by PHILIPP TAMPUS

back details

Reina de las Estrellas ELEN GABAYA by DITAS RODRIGUEZ

side view

Reina de los Corazones BEA GOMEZ by IVAN BELOCURA

Back details

Reina de los Angeles ELENI JAYNE LIM PARAY by REI ESCARIO (left)

Reina Judith MINA ENJAMBRE by EDWARD CASTRO

On their way to the Runway

It was a great event indeed, kudos to the organizers and to all who made it possible.

Outfits For Every Ocassion

Sat, 26 May 2012 08:33:35 +0800

Be it a parent-teacher conference, a children’s party, a family gathering or other occasions, make sure that you (and your daughter) are dressed appropriately. With these cute outfits, you can even land on the best-dressed list!

Parent-Teacher Conference

At The Mall

Family Get Together

Out of Town

At Church

Classmate’s Birthday Party

Bantayan Island Truly a Paradise

Sat, 19 May 2012 13:13:23 +0800

This vacation has never been planned for how many days, we just planned this whole vacation a day before we go. We went there with my family. Drove from Cebu City to Hagnaya Port with our motorcycle at 2:30 a.m., arrived in Hagnaya Port around 4:00 a.m., we waited for the 5:00 a.m. boat that will bring us to Bantayan Island.

Hagnaya Port

Sunrise

Arrived in the island after a 1 hour travel by the boat

A glimpse of the beach

Floating Restaurant

White Sand

Bantayan Church

Back to the beach

Souvenir shop

They got some small Resto’s too

And to end the night we got some Pizza!!!!

Now I’m missing Bantayan already…

LEGO in SM City Cebu

Fri, 11 May 2012 12:53:38 +0800

Recently we went to SM with my daughter and hubby to watch the LEGO exhibit which is held in SM City Cebu Northwing Atrium.

It was fun, the kids and the kids at heart get to enjoy the Lego’s.

My daughter made her own design, she name it “Buildings”

Mommies and Daddies are enjoying also.

The Trend Mom

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Spring 2013 accessories

Document clutch

Dudette cap

Reworked cowgirl boot

The luxe cuff

Spring 2013 fashion trends

Daywear and workwear

Belted floral dresses

Collarless blouses

Slash neck tees

Boucle suiting

80 dead as Pablo rips through Mindanao

Severe Weather Bulletin Number NINE Tropical Cyclone Warning:...

SEVERE WEATHER BULLETIN #8 TROPICAL CYCLONE WARNING: TYPHOON "PabloPH. (BOPHA)

Satellite Picture at 10:30 a.m., 04 December 2012

Severe Weather Bulletin Number EIGHT Tropical Cyclone Warning:...

Severe Weather Bulletin Number EIGHT Tropical Cyclone Warning: Typhoon “PABLO” (BOPHA) Issued at 11:00 a.m., Tuesday, 04 December 2012

Tropical Cyclone Warning: Typhoon "PABLO" (BOPHA)

Latest video of Jessica Sanchez and Apl De Ap - Jump In

D i v i n e L e e: SM fashion week!

Santacruzan sa Sugbo 2012

Outfits For Every Ocassion

Bantayan Island Truly a Paradise

LEGO in SM City Cebu

Severe Weather Bulletin Number EIGHT
Tropical Cyclone Warning: Typhoon “PABLO” (BOPHA)
Issued at 11:00 a.m., Tuesday, 04 December 2012