Road Rage Philippines - 2 Times Caught on Cam

Below is the video of this self proclaim police officer

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Elderly Man Claims He can Tell Woman's fortune by fondling her BREAST

Humans have invented some pretty wacky ways of predicting the future over the centuries, but this man might just have found the strangest

This brief video, apparently posted from China, is said to show an elderly man trying to tell a woman's fortune by cupping her breast as she looks on, baffled.

He appears unmoved by what he sees in the woman's future, as she rests her chin on her hand and even looks bored.

Bystanders also seem bemused by the spectacle, captured by a user called Xiao Yuwen and which has garnered hundreds of thousands of views.

The post prompted skeptical responses from commentators. One suggested it might be "hard to find customers" and another said: "It's just really kinky!"

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Alleged Video of a 12 Year Old Girl Commits Suicide On Facebook Livestream Goes Viral

12 Year Old Girl Commits Suicide On Facebook Livestream 

I have a feeling she might have been in an abusive home environment, likely sexually abused. That shit can cause young children to be suicidal like that. It's pretty fucked up what happened.

As I watch the video I notice her swinging her leg maybe due to muscle convulsions or was she trying to get back to the tree? Seems like she had regrets once she done it :-(

For those who are interested watching the VIDEO, we have found a working link. (If video is not working then its already removed) CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE VIDEO

Watch 12 Year Old Girl Katelyn Nichole Davis

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Alleged DOG that was killed from the Film ORO

Behind the Gold, There is Blood.

An exposition about the dog brutally murdered for a film.

THE TRUTH: Two dogs died during the shoot of the film Oro.

It was summer when I was invited to shoot an independent film in Caramoan, Camarines Sur. I was told that the director happened to watch one of my short films and wanted me to play a minor role for his film. I of course immediately said yes, knowing that he was a great director and I was sure that the material was going to be consequential. A day prior to the shoot, I was sent an email containing two pages of script. They sent only the excerpt, only the sequences which my character in the name of Lorna, has. This was quite disappointing as even in smaller roles I've performed before, I was always given the entire script. This is common courtesy, even if you're playing a character with absolutely no lines.

In any case, come production phase, we went to the island and was eventually briefed about the film. I was overwhelmed to know that the script was based on true events and that four miners were actually brutally murdered in one of the small mining communities on the very same island. I have never seen such a cast and production team more deeply affected by a story and we were all dead set on bringing to life the narrative of the four heroes and the brave Kapitana who stood up and fought with them.

I shot one scene at Gata for a day, went back to Manila, and came back for another shooting day two weeks after. In total, I shot 4 sequences in 2 separate shooting days. I never heard from the production until the MMFF Finalists announcement.

This is where the predicament began. At the after party attended at by the entire crew and cast, I was made aware that A DOG WAS KILLED IN THE SHOOT. In fact, two dogs died, one accidentally and one deliberately. The production bought the first dog, and the owner, in his excitement to deliver the dog and receive his payment, tied the dog in a sack and unknowingly killed him by suffocation. The production, bent on shooting the scene which apparently was in the script, bought another dog for butchering. That night at the after party, the story relayed to me was that the actor was asked to bludgeon the dog to death. Someone said he was even reduced to tears by the end of the scene because he also didn't want to do it, he was just following directives. I also learned that there was a great delay to the shoot because the lead actress, after knowing what they planned to do, stood her ground and threatened to refuse shooting if they killed an animal. I don't know how they were able to convince the ENTIRE CAST AND CREW to ever agree to such an unspeakable act, but the words often used that night were 'for authenticity' and 'we believed in the vision'. I was downright shocked and sickened when it finally dawned on me that I unwittingly became part of a film that killed an innocent creature. I cried and I cursed. By then I didn't know how to tackle it. Here they were, celebrating the victory of becoming part of MMFF. 

'At the expense of two dogs' lives', a voice in my head screams. In a few moments, they gathered us and inconspicuously asked us never to tell anyone about the incident. That we have to LIE about it. It was unacceptable.

I still didn't know if I should express my indignation right there and then, when the director and producer, the main proponents of the act, were there. I decided to back down and contemplate about it. I excused myself early from the party and went home. That was the last time I saw all of them for a long time. I wasn't invited to any press events, to their float parade, and even to the premiere. I already suspected why. I never really hid how I felt so it was not such a riddle. 

Because some of the cast members were wondering why I wasn't making any appearance and me simply saying, 'I wasn't invited', I eventually received a call from the producer himself, profusely apologizing because in his own words, 'it was an executive decision'. Kulang na raw yung seats, etc. at 'nakalimutan lang'.

Come December 26, upon their invitation, I decided I should watch the film. I went to the block screening with my family at Gateway Cineplex. There were curt, mandatory pleasantries. They even gave me an invitation to the awards night this time.

The film was beautifully executed. I admired the shots, not so much the editing, but I was nonetheless perplexed with every scene, reeled in with the realistic portrayal of every character. I almost forgot what I was dreading. And then it came. In the scene, we can see the poor dog flashing real fear when one of the actors approached him. Dogs can sense danger. He probably knew it wasn't gonna be a make-believe. Knowing what really transpired incapacitated me. I wanted to shout and walk out, but there I sat, helplessly watching as I imagine how many hits he had to take before death engulfed him.

Of course as you are reading this now, all the statements have changed. According to their statements, it was not a dog but a goat. And the dog who was killed was killed in a 'humane way' by a professional butcher. My first statement, the one that I heard from a prod member which I had no reason not to believe at that time because there still wasn't any issue, is virtually invalidated by the fact that I wasn't there. Apparently, this is what the production has been saying about me. How dare I speak when I wasn't even there. 

Well guess what, everyone who watched the film knows. Nobody buys the bullshit. I am just hoping against hope that at least the part of the dog dying painlessly was true.

I weeped until the end of the film. Both for the dog and for the violence that the four miners were mercilessly subjected to. I weeped because though the goal was to condemn the murder, they resorted to another murder 'to authentically tell the story'.

When I got out, the only thing I could tell the director was, 'Naiyak po ako sa aso.' I looked around and they were all so proud of the movie. Of what they did. I felt nauseous. 

When my sister and her husband watched it the following day, their first comments were, 'Ang ganda ng film. Pero pinatay ba talaga yung aso?'

I seethed inside. Why was I not standing up? I was never afraid to speak out about my principles before. What's stopping me now? And then I was confronted by the real dilemma. On the one hand, I cannot let them get away with their crime. The utter disregard for an innocent creature's life was unforgivable. On the other hand, I also felt that Oro tells an important story that needs to be heard. The people of Gata never got the justice that they deserved and I felt that letting a national audience witness the impunity was an important battle to wage.

Should these two things necessarily contradict each other? NO. The production team seems to pose a pseudo quandary by saying that the attention being given to the dog issue veers the importance away from the issue of the massacre. This is a fallacy called False Dichotomy. Simply stated, not because we want to fight for the right of the dog, it means we are ignoring the barbaric murder of the miners. And not because we need to tell the story of the 4 miners of Gata, it means we should override the dog's right and life in telling its story.

I contacted the director two days after watching to tell him that I'm making a stand. In all fairness, he said I can go ahead, but that in his defense, it was 'under the bounds of culture in the area'. He again insisted that the dog was not killed for the purpose of the film.

If it were not so, then why was it precisely timed according to the production schedule? Why was it included in the sequence guide? Why was the production fund used in procuring both of them? There is a stark difference between filming a local practice as it happens as a pure spectator and initiating it. 

While I am also sad that this issue has completely veiled the noble intention of the film, I could not allow for the dog to simply be a casualty in pursuit of a 'greater cause'. I abhor the fact that in many places in our country, people continue to suffer under the hands of executioners who think that the law is beneath them. I am very angry and mournful of how justice seem to be an illusion in our country. I believe that on this very aspect, I am with them. 

But there is no cause that will ever deserve taking the life of a loving, selfless, innocent creature. As Schopenhauer said, 

'The assumption that animals are without rights and the illusion that our treatment of them has no moral significance is a positively outrageous example of crudity and barbarity. Universal compassion is the only guarantee of morality.'

I postponed making this statement at the request of one of the production members. They said if I can just wait until the meeting with the MMFF Committee and PAWS. That I did, in good faith that they may finally admit the truth. But their heinously fabricated statement disgusted me. So here I am. I am not afraid of losing work. I was just afraid that this incident might take the focus away from the real mission of the film. But that's not my doing, is it?

If anybody has seen the trailer of Oro, Kapitana says these words, 'Nawalan ba kayo ng dila at wala man lang isa sa inyong nakapagsalita? Wala man lang nagreklamo sa inyo?'

I say no. That's why I am making a stand. Now I ask the twenty or so people on the island who were there and bore witness to the dog's murder. Asan na po ang mga dila niyo?

this statement is from "Japo Parcero"

PS: This was the helpless dog who was killed. You see the fear in his eyes? It's real. 😢 Photo credit to Ms. Anna Cabrera of PAWS

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Bagyong NINA Update

     

As of 5am, Monday December 26 BAGYONG NINA" HAS SLIGHTLY WEAKENED

       Estimated rainfall amount is from moderate to heavy within the 400 km diameter of the typhoon.
It is expected to traverse the provinces of southern Quezon, Batangas, and Cavite.
Sea travel is risky over the seaboards of Luzon.
Storm surge height of up to 2.5 meters is possible over the coastal areas of Camarines Sur and southern Quezon.

       

 Location of eye/center:

 At 4:00 AM today, the eye of Typhoon "NINA" was located based on all available data including Tagaytay, Subic and Iloilo doppler radar at 85 km North of Romblon, Romblon (13.3 °N, 122.2 °E)

Strength:

Maximum sustained winds of 150 kph near the center and gustiness of up to 250 kph

Forecast Movement:

Forecast to move West at 20 kph

Forecast Positions:

24 Hour( Tomorrow morning): 200 km West Southwest of Iba, Zambales

48 Hour(Wednesday morning):350 km North Northeast of Pagasa Island, Palawan

72 Hour(Thursday morning): 245 km West Northwest of Pagasa Island, Palawan (OUTSIDE PAR)

  

Signal no. 3 (Winds of 121 -170 kph is expected in at least 18 hrs)

• Camarines Sur
• Southern Quezon
• Marinduque, Batangas
• Northern Oriental Mindoro
• Lubang Island
• Cavite 
• Laguna

Areas on Signal Number 2 (61-120 kph expected in 24 hrs)

• Metro Manila
• Rizal
• Northern Quezon including Polillo Islands, Bulacan, Bataan, Pampanga, 
• Southern Zambales, , rest of Oriental Mindoro, Romblon, northern Occidental Mindoro, Burias Island, Camarines Norte
• Albay

Areas on Signal Number 1 (30-60kph expected in 36 hrs)

• The rest of Occidental Mindoro
• Masbate including Ticao Island, rest of Zambales
• Tarlac
•  Nueva Ecija
• southern Aurora
•  Pangasinan
•  Sorsogon
•  Catanduanes

Several domestic and International flights on December 25 and 26 had been cancelled due to bad weather caused by Nina. 

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Bureau of Customs at NAIA Issued a Warning to OFW

What the hell did I just hear from the Bureau of Customs, according to Belinda Copioso (Assistant Chief, NAIA) all branded items that are bought from other country should be TAX!.

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Pasikatin natin si Kuyang Matigas ang BANANA

PASIKATIN SI KUYANG MATIGAS ANG BANANA...

July 10, 2015 Friday at Glorietta Makati while Ms. Regine Velasquez is endorsing PLDTMyDSL, a Man around 30 to 40 of age was acting strange, then while a lot of people busy watching Ms. Regine this man keeps acting strange, while observing him he keeps holding his banana and keeps bumping himself to this girl intentionally, hmmmm it seems that I just spotted a "Manyakis".It seems that the girl didn't notice the BANANA at her back.

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Clash of Clans Gem Hack/Cheat/Glitch/Bug storms Android users in the Philippines

As a avid player of Clash of Clans, I was notified in facebook about the Gem Glitch/Bug/Cheat/Hack that already performed by many COC(Clash of Clan) players around the Philippines using a prepaid Billing offered by a telecom giant. Facebook users said that they can buy gem even there's no enough balance in their account. This is very alarming since many of my friend spends thousands of pesos in this game. There's also people using bug and selling gems in other users in exchange of real money.

Via Facebook

At first I don't believe the glitch/bug or hack in COC but days later, my friend showed me the demo of this glitch and I'm very shocked when i saw the bug works. Many Clash of Clans users here in the Philippines is now buying gems in those people who knows the bug, they were selling the gems 50% cheaper.
The issue sparked in a facebook group named Singles Only ^-^ after they notice people who sells gem in exchange of cash in that group. Some people were also reportedly got banned in Clash of Clans because of using this bug.
The telecom company also received complains from concerned citizens, but the telecom company is not yet speaking about this issue. But one of my friend that working in that telecom company said that they are already working to resolve this glitch and punish every people that performed this bug.

Well if you saw people who used this bug, you can just report it to that telecom company. We avoid posting more information about this Gem Bug to avoid more troubles.

Update:
My friends already received their prize for using Gem Glitch on Clash of Clans. If you're planning to do the glitch, it's better to think many times first.

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Young Japanese Girl Gang Rape by 5 Indian Men

Kolkatta, India - An unknown guys sugar quoted a 22 Years old Japanese girl on November 20, 2014 in West Bengal state.

According to the city's top police officers, the men first manage to persuade her to withdraw $1,200(US Dollars) in cash before travelling with her to the holy shrine of Bodh Gaya in the neighboring state of Bihar.

According to Rappler.com who investigated this crime, The poor young Japanese girl was then handed over to two brothers who locked her in a secluded underground room and repeatedly raped her for nearly a month(Imagine the horror she had suffer).

The two brothers, who were working as tourist guides, were arrested on Friday(January 3, 2015) and taken to Kolkata where they appeared in court late Saturday. A magistrate ordered that they be remanded in custody until January 9 so the victim can take part in an identification parade.

Kolkata joint police commissioner Pallab Kanti Ghosh said the other 3 people were being held on suspicion of extorting money from the victim and then handing her over to the alleged rapists.

"We have arrested 3 people who befriended the victim in Kolkata. They have been charged with common conspiracy and intention to kidnap and rape," the commissioner said.

"The men managed to extort 76,000 rupees ($1,200) from her and convinced her to travel to Bodh Gaya with them in their car."

The woman managed to escape from Gaya and reached the Hindu holy city of Varanasi where she met some Japanese tourists who helped her contact the consulate in Kolkata.

Although it was not immediately clear when her ordeal ended, police said she filed the police report in the last week of December.

"(When) we came to know of the incident... we assisted her in registering the complaint with the police," Japan's consul-general in Kolkata, Kazumi Endo, told AFP.

The case is the latest in a string of high-profile sex attacks reported across the country that have highlighted the frightening levels of violence against women in the world's second most populous country.

India has faced intense scrutiny over its efforts to curb violence against women following the fatal gang rape of a medical student in New Delhi in December 2012, which sparked global outcry.

While there has been outrage over sex attacks targeting middle-class women since the Delhi gang rape, this latest case went largely unnoticed, with major newspapers restricting coverage to small news items.

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Globe website hacked due to ‘poor internet connection service’

Message from hacktivist group BloodSec International. Screencap from Coorms.com.

MANILA, Philippines – Globe Telecommunications website was allegedly hacked by a group of hacktivists protesting their “poor internet connection service.”

The hacktivists identified themselves as “BloodSec Hackers” and posted a message to their website stating “Dear Globe, your service on your internet connection is not worthy what we pay for. Do something or expect the consequence. This is just the beginning. Expect Us!”

The hacktivists also threatened that “all their data belong to BloodSec now!”

The hacking was reported Friday by Philippine technology blog Coorms.com which listed the pages of Globe that were breached.

It was said that, these groups are also members of anonymous Philippines. 

Screencap of the Globe website as of 1 p.m. November 28, 2014.

As of today 1:00pm Friday (November 28, 2014), the four pages listed remained offline with a message saying “we’re currently conducting a maintenance activity to improve system performance. Sorry for the inconvenience.”

The four pages that were offline were: mybusiness.globe.com.ph, payroll.globe-csme.com, duointernational.globe-csme.com, and update.globe-csme.com.

As of 17:35 November 28, 2014, their website is still offline.

Coorms reported that Globe subscribers are unable to enjoy good internet service because of their use of “Data Capping” and “Throttling.”

“May this message become the key to Globe to finally remove the limitations for their Internet Services,” the blog said.

SOURCE: http://technology.inquirer.net/39569/globe-website-hacked-due-to-poor-internet-connections-service

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The Walking Dead Haunted Prison House at Eastwood City

Image credited to Megaworld Lifestyle malls

Are you a fan of walking dead? or maybe digging a bunker at your own backyard in preparation for zombie apocalypses, this is the time to prove yourself, starting October 31 to November 7 2014 you can encounter a real life walker, walking dead style at Eastwood City Libis Citywalk.

 Image credited to Angkulit.com

 Image credited to Angkulit.com

 Image credited to Angkulit.com

 Image credited to Angkulit.com

 Image credited to Angkulit.com

Image credited to Angkulit.com

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6 Days of darkness in December 2014 is a HOAX

According Huzlers.com, NASA administrator Charles Bolden had "confirmed" that the Earth will be plunged into six days of darkness following a solar storm this coming December 2014. Many netizens are now scared including us because of this shocking news. But before we panick we have validated this news to nasa.gov(NASA's official website). However, there are no announcement or link to their website concerning 6 days blackout. We also verified this shocking news to CNN but what the hell we are unable to find that news. This is clearly a 100% HOAX.

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PRC releases licensure exam results for teachers

Below is the press release from the Professional Regulation Commission(PRC).

E L E M E N T A R Y L E V E L

RANK	SCHOOL	TOTAL NO. OF EXAM.	TOTAL NO. PASSED	PERCENTAGE PASSED
1	UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS	140	138	98.57%
2	POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-MAIN-STA. MESA	68	66	97.06%
3	WEST VISAYAS STATE UNIVERSITY-LA PAZ	208	200	96.15%
4	BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY (FOR.CVSCAFT)-TAGBILARAN	76	72	94.74%
5	SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY	52	49	94.23%
6	XAVIER UNIVERSITY	116	108	93.10%
7	PHILIPPINE NORMAL UNIVERSITY-MANILA	294	270	91.84%
8	CEBU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY-ARGAO (FOR.CSCST)	62	55	88.71%
9	UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHEASTERN PHILIPPINES-TAGUM	104	89	85.58%
10	NORTH LUZON PHILIPPINES STATE COLLEGE- CANDON	61	52	85.25%
11	MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY-ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY	78	63	80.77%
12	LIMAY POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE	51	41	80.39%
13	CEBU NORMAL UNIVERSITY (CEBU STATE COLLEGE)	368	295	80.16%

S E C O N D A R Y L E V E L

RANK	SCHOOL	TOTAL NO. OF EXAM.	TOTAL NO. PASSED	PERCENTAGE PASSED
1	UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN	72	67	93.06%
2	UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS	150	134	89.33%
3	PHILIPPINE NORMAL UNIVERSITY-AGUSAN	194	172	88.66%
4	PHILIPPINE NORMAL UNIVERSITY-MANILA	738	650	88.08%
5	CITY COLLEGE OF CALAMBA	82	72	87.80%
6	XAVIER UNIVERSITY	107	93	86.92%
7	SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY	217	186	85.71%
8	UNIVERSITY OF SAINT LA SALLE	86	69	80.23%
9	TAGUIG CITY UNIVERSITY	50	40	80.00%

The successful examinees who garnered the ten (10) highest places in the August 2014 Licensure Examination for Teachersare the following:

E L E M E N T A R Y L E V E L

RANK

NAME

SCHOOL

RATING %

1	NORALYN FERNANDEZ SACOCO	DATA CENTER COLLEGE OF THE PHILIPPINES-LAOAG CITY	89.40
2	BAYANI NIÑEL ESCOTON	UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHEASTERN PHILIPPINES-TAGUM	89.20
3	QUENNIE KLAIRE AVILA ELLI	UNIVERSITY OF SAINT LA SALLE	88.80
	JACQUELINE BORONG PONO	UNIVERSITY OF SAN CARLOS	88.80
4	ETHYL MAE CABALLERO ALAGOS	WEST VISAYAS STATE UNIVERSITY-LA PAZ	88.60
	JANICE GENTILE ALISON	UNIVERSITY OF NEGROS OCCIDENTAL-RECOLETOS	88.60
	AIMAE REUYAN BALBUENA	UNIVERSITY OF CEBU IN LAPULAPU & MANDAUE	88.60
5	GEE RIANNE BRIZO PITOGO	CEBU NORMAL UNIVERSITY (CEBU STATE COLLEGE)	88.40
	MICHRI DEVE TELO TAPAO	PHILIPPINE NORMAL UNIVERSITY-MANILA	88.40
	SHARAMAE VELASCO TUIBEO	CATANDUANES STATE UNIVERSITY - VIRAC	88.40
6	JEERA BELARMINO DELOS ANGELES	ATENEO DE NAGA UNIVERSITY	88.20
	ARNIE ALANO ROVELO JR	PHILIPPINE NORMAL UNIVERSITY-LOPEZ	88.20
7	NEIRA ASENJO CAMINCE	UNIVERSITY OF ILOILO	88.00
	JASMIN GAMATA CRISMO	UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN	88.00
	MARIAN TERESA ROSETE	UNIVERSITY OF ASIA & THE PACIFIC-PASIG	88.00
	HAROLD GALDONES WATTANG	UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN PHILIPPINES-VIGAN	88.00
8	JOANNE CABARLES BARCELONIA	UNIVERSITY OF SAN CARLOS	87.80
	CHRISTOPHER CONTRERAS	WESTERN MINDANAO STATE U-ZAMBOANGA CITY	87.80
	MA JANE GALLAZA DELFIN	WEST VISAYAS STATE UNIVERSITY-LAMBUNAO	87.80
	JERRY DE LA CRUZ DUCAY	PHILIPPINE NORMAL UNIVERSITY-CADIZ CITY	87.80
	ELLAINE JOY MARTIREZ HABLA	HARRIS MEMORIAL COLLEGE-TAYTAY	87.80
	EDMAR MALSI PAGUIRIGAN	UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN PHILIPPINES-VIGAN	87.80
	ALJEM NEGRO TUBIGON	JOSEFINA H. CERILLES STATE COLLEGE-SUMINOT	87.80
9	PAUL EMERSON SALINAS ALMONTERO	UNIVERSITY OF BOHOL	87.60
	BARBILOU QUIPANES LABIAL	CAGAYAN DE ORO COLLEGE	87.60
	MARIA RINA BULILAN LAZO	CEBU NORMAL UNIVERSITY (CEBU STATE COLLEGE)	87.60
	MICHELLE VILLAR MALAPO	BICOL UNIVERSITY-POLANGUI	87.60

RANK

NAME

SCHOOL

RATING %

	JONEL PADUA MEDINA	WESTERN MINDANAO STATE U-ZAMBOANGA CITY	87.60
	CRISCEL PAR MOSTAZA	BICOL UNIVERSITY-DARAGA	87.60
	IVY DANCEL ROSETE	MARIANO MARCOS STATE UNIVERSITY-LAOAG-COLL. OF EDUCATION	87.60
	ADELEINE VALENCIA RUBIO	CATANDUANES STATE UNIVERSITY - VIRAC	87.60
	RICHTELLE PAULEENE ANDRADA SILVA	UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS	87.60
10	RHOSHELL SIRINGAN ACEBEDO	CAGAYAN STATE UNIVERSITY-ANDREWS CAMPUS(TUG)	87.40
	DAN ANGELO DE LEON BAGADIONG	BALIWAG POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE-BALIUAG, BULACAN	87.40
	ERWIN MENDOZA CAPONPON	SOUTHERN LUZON STATE UNIVERSITY-TIAONG	87.40
	CHARISMA LAUREN CARRILLO DELA CRUZ	UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN	87.40
	HANNA CAASI GALE	BENGUET STATE UNIVERSITY-LA TRINIDAD	87.40
	ROSSINNI GECALE JUBAIL	UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHEASTERN PHILIPPINES-DAVAO CITY	87.40
	GELLIE ANN SOLARES LOMAAD	ATENEO DE NAGA UNIVERSITY	87.40
	PATRICK DACLAN NICOLAS	SORSOGON STATE COLLEGE-SORSOGON	87.40
	ANNA MARIE TIMTIM NIEVES	PHILIPPINE ADVENT COLLEGE, INC.	87.40
	ELMA BARREDO PANTILAGAN	CARLOS A. HILADO MEMORIAL STATE COLLEGE-TALISAY	87.40
	CRIS VALDEZ REGALA	BATAAN PENINSULA STATE U-MAIN CAMPUS(FOR BNSAT)	87.40
	CARELEA FLORES RIMORIN	COLEGIO DE DAGUPAN (for.COMPUTRONIX COLL)	87.40
	CATHERINE BURTON SALES	BICOL UNIVERSITY-DARAGA	87.40
	CHARMAINE SESNO TALAGTAG	BICOL UNIVERSITY-DARAGA	87.40
	SARAH MAE MANALO VELASQUEZ	PHILIPPINE NORMAL UNIVERSITY-MANILA	87.40

S E C O N D A R Y L E V E L

RANK

NAME

SCHOOL

RATING %

1	NIXON SOMBLINGO BALANDRA	PHILIPPINE NORMAL UNIVERSITY-CADIZ CITY	90.20
2	JOSE DANTE VALENZUELA DELA MERCED	NEW ERA UNIVERSITY	90.00
3	JEMER ANDOYO ALIMBON	UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO-TAGUM	89.80
	KARL LAURENZ GONZAGA DIAMANTE	COLEGIO SAN AGUSTIN-BACOLOD CITY	89.80
4	ALDIN ARBIAS HERNANDEZ	UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO-DAVAO CITY	89.40
	LYNDON LABORTE LAZARO	PHILIPPINE NORMAL UNIVERSITY-ISABELA	89.40
	PHYLLA LYNNE JUNE GALLEGO MAGALLANES	UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-VISAYAS-ILOILO CITY	89.40
	RALPH DUROPAN REMULTA	UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO-TAGUM	89.40
5	ARJEAN DALAY BANTING	FAR EASTERN UNIVERSITY-MANILA	89.20
	ANALYN ROSALES DAHUNAN	BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY (FOR.CVSCAFT)-TAGBILARAN	89.20
	MARK XAVIER AGUIRRE GUANZON	UNIVERSITY OF SAINT LA SALLE	89.20
6	BRIAN ANTHONY LIBAN GUMIRAN	UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN	89.00
	ALVIN LLAGUNO NAAG	DARAGA COMMUNITY COLLEGE	89.00
	ROSELYN AMORA OYAGON	SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY	89.00
	GENE ALEXIS UY VIZCARRA	UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN	89.00
7	LUWALHATI MILLANA NASOL	UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHEASTERN PHILIPPINES-DAVAO CITY	88.80
8	ENA MARIE MAGALLANES SARMIENTO	CATANDUANES STATE UNIVERSITY - VIRAC	88.40
9	ANGELO PASCUAL ANGELES	HOLY ANGEL UNIVERSITY	88.20
	JOSEPHINE CELOSO ELVAS	FILAMER CHRISTIAN COLLEGE	88.20
	RUTH JOY ELEC MAGNO	UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN	88.20
	TESSA NICKAELA SAN FELIPE NOORA	ATENEO DE NAGA UNIVERSITY	88.20
	JOSEPHINE JARDIN ROMERO	PHILIPPINE NORMAL UNIVERSITY-MANILA	88.20
10	ARVEE PABLO BUCARILE	CAGAYAN STATE UNIVERSITY-ANDREWS CAMPUS(TUG)	88.00
	ARTHUR ENRACA GUAPO	CAVITE STATE UNIVERSITY (DON SEVERINO AGR'L. COLL.)	88.00
	MARIEL AMORA YBAÑEZ	CEBU NORMAL UNIVERSITY (CEBU STATE COLLEGE)	88.00

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