My Last Project In School

Wooot! Here goes my blast from the last requirement I submitted my whole academic life!! Hahaha!

bp meter by aj+binog+emon from Marvin Bonifacio on Vimeo.

The mini-project is basically a blood pressure meter. When you go to a doctor, you see a sphygmomanometer, a sthetoscope, a cuff and a pump. Here we use the Z8 Encore! Microcontroller to substitute the sthetoscope and the MPX5050GP pressure sensor to substitute the sphygmomanometer. Microcontroller tells us when to get the systolic and diastolic blood pressure, and the pressure sensor tells us what that measurement is. More photos here!

*AJ playing the role of the mouse*

 *The three of us learned to use these to verify our results*

 *A lot of wires going on there - but this is our baby!*

Over The Drama

I had my intro on my blog as:

Marvin T. Bonifacio a.k.a. Binog is a 6th year student taking up BS Electronics and Communications Engineering in UP Diliman, plus, working part-time in a call center.

Binog equals frustration divided by open parenthesis academic performance plus singing plus writing plus sports plus healthy eating close parenthesis. Simplifying the term, you have breaking free over growing up conservative.

I've decided to remove it, along with a new layout/theme of my blog. Just wanted to make things a little less frustrating, hahaha! But really, taking one step at a time is doing a lot for me. Keep a target but don't let the pressure eat you up. With things happening not so well, I just think of what could do some good. Even if its a losing battle, nobody really knows how things are gonna end up.

Picture here is me after my final interview at UST Global. After less than a week, I was informed that I was shortlisted. Wohoo! All I have to wait for is graduation day. Conditions before contract signing is getting GWA of 2.5 and of course, doing the march! If I pass my subject this semester, I'm at 2.36, haha - borderline, wahahah! If I pass. Its just a month left, and everything is gonna change. Everything is up to me, how everything is gonna end up, so I'm gonna give it my all, this point forward.

To get away from all the stress, here I am, blogging for a bit and doing some changes. Found myself a new theme which has some yellow going on. Cams, workmate at the center, said the lucky color of the year is yellow and white, so here goes the new look. Here are other themes I found and thought were catchy as well:

Summary - http://btemplates.com/2010/02/18/summary/demo/

My Diario - http://mydiario-bloggerthemes.blogspot.com/

Brown Stitch - http://www.bloggerthemes.net/2010/02/brown-stitch.html#

Work - http://iwork-blog.blogspot.com/

I still want to create my own theme, maybe when I'm a little less busy. See y'all!

Not So Into Libraries

During my stay in the university (well, not that I'm done with college, its just that its just a bit more weeks, I think...), I can count the times that I went to the library and borrow a book. Let say, not even ten books, not even five. I think that is one of the reasons why I internalized that quality education takes time... Hmmm... Hahaha! But then today, I was forced to grab one. Exams is coming, and  I hardly catch up with the lessons. And there I go, to the Library.

The book that I'm looking for can be found in two libraries. First stop, Eng'g Lib 1. Okay! I found in just a bit, but the thing is, the photocopy machine is gone inside the library. Texted somebody and she said, I had to borrow the book, and photocopy it elsewhere. Big question mark on my head - HOW DO I BORROW A BOOK!?!? Last time I got a book, I had a library card, and now I don't. I was too shy to ask around. I tried looking for familiar faces in Eng'g, but I did not succeed...Did everybody graduate already? Fwahahahah! While I was eating my lunch, without the book, the same person texted me and said, I don't need a lib card - TOO LATE!! I'm outta there! STRIKE ONE!!

A view outside of Eng'g Lib 2

Next stop, Eng'g Lib 2. Confirmed on OPAC, book is on shelf. I went around the whole place but no trace of the book that I'm looking for. Crap! I went around 3 times, still nothing. Saw TK's and QA's but no call number for TS's! Darn! After a while, I got tired and walked around slower. Okay! There was a shelf, with other call numbers!! They are just few. STRIKE TWO!

Okay, found TS's, but no trace of the particular book I'm looking for.  Found Heja, orgmate, in the lib to the rescue. ""Heja, me bobo question ako." It took a lot of courage to go on with my question, but there, I said it out loud. Good thing, a good samaritan was around. Okay, its on the counter! Hahaha! Its in reserved/circulation. Hahaha! STRIKE THREE!

I do hope this is the last time I'll go to that place, please, let me graduate this time!!!

Sunflowers Are To Be In Bloom

Suddenly, I felt like writing. It’s been a long time since I felt like this. I guess it’s just a bit different when you enjoy doing things instead of thinking why things are the way they are. Lately, I would think of a lot of things to write about but in just a bit, I lose the train of thought. I don’t know what’s got into me and the heck I am writing right now.

I just got off from work, off from the stress of speaking with people who know all about complaining. I think I can write a book about it but I better not. Don’t get me wrong, I actually enjoy my part time job. In my whole lifetime, I finally felt that I am good at something. I can say loud and proud, I am the top agent of my team, and my stats will attest to that. I started out not even able to speak fluently and not say what I mean. Now, before my customer can even belt out a rampage, I nip the bud with a verbiage that sometimes is made up just to get that “very satisfied” rating. I do enjoy all that, and I’m having the time of my life, it’s just that I’m forgetting that I’m still a student.

I go to school to finish my last 3 units when the sun is up and work my ass off when almost everybody is sleeping. Besides enjoying my work, I feel obligated to do my best on my calls because it is my cash cow, it’s why I can support myself. I make it a point to give it my all every shift, but I do forget that after each shift, I have projects and classes to take care of as the sun shines and to finish before the sun sets. Well, I just got my wake up call, last Wednesday, I took my 1st exam and there, I just stared at the test paper even though I knew I studied for that. Well, I am still asking myself why I wasn’t able to do some good with that exam. That exam would not even count on my grade, haha! But hey! I WILL BE GRADUATING THIS APRIL! I WILL! I WILL BE WORKING THINGS OUT TO GET THERE! First challenge – body clock screw-up!!  >.<

Less Hassle on UP Reg

Just in case you didn't check your mailbox, here is to a more efficient way to do things on registration

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For the Second Semester 2009-2010 Registration Period, UP Diliman students can

pay at any of the following PAYMENT CENTERS:

* UP Cashier's Office

* UP Office of the University Registrar

* Land Bank of the Philippines (all branches nationwide)

* Development Bank of the Philippines (all branches nationwide)

Note however that:

1. Only the exact, University-assessed tuition fee should be paid at

all payment centers.

2. Payment centers will only accept cash, Cashier's Checks, or

Manager's Checks. Personal checks, company checks, credit cards or

other forms of payment will not be accepted.

3. You should NOT make your payment through the bank if:

-- You're availing of a student loan, scholarship, reduced fees or

other privileges

-- You cannot pay the full amount

-- You are making a late payment for a previous semester

-- You are paying for a Change of Matriculation or other fees

Detailed procedures may be found at the CRS page, at https://crs2.upd.edu.ph

ELECTRONICS ENGINEER LICENSURE EXAMINATION RESULTS - Released on OCTOBER 30, 2009

CONGRATULATIONS GUYS!! Lalo na sa ECE friends from UP EEE! :P Do check if your friends passed too! Congrats new licensed ECE's!!

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Roll of Successful Examinees in the

ELECTRONICS ENGINEER LICENSURE EXAMINATION

Held on OCTOBER 26 & 27, 2009

Released on OCTOBER 30, 2009

Seq. No. N a m e

1 ABADEJOS, ERNEST STEPHEN FLORES

2 ABANAG, ALVIN ISABIDA

3 ABANDO, ARGIE DAVID

4 ABAYARE, JOSEPH ADRIAN CERDEÑA

5 ABELADA, SKHEVEN ANDRADA

6 ABELINDE, CHRISTIAN VILLANUEVA

7 ABERGAS, LEONARD CRISTOBAL

8 ABINAL, MELANIE VILLEGAS

9 ABINGOSA, MARION REY FABELLON

10 ABONG, GLENN PAUL PAYOD

11 ABORDAJE, LJ DEMORAR

12 ABRIGO, JULIE ANNE RELAYO

13 ABUEG, LAURICE CAGANDAHAN

14 ABULENCIA, GEOFFREY LIMIN

15 ABULENCIA, REYNALDO III JACABAN

16 ABUNDO, FRANCIS BEN SOMBREO

17 ABUYOG, ALMA OMBROG

18 ACASO, MARGARITO JR DAPITON

19 ACORDA, IVY MARAMAG

20 ACUÑA, MARK JESTER DELOS SANTOS

21 ADALIA, EILLEEN CRISTINE ALBO

22 ADAMI, ERWIN RICHARD EUSEBIO

23 ADANTE, JEROME OLIARTE

24 ADOLFO, FLORE

25 ADORABLE, ERWIN GAPO

26 AGAWIN, RICHARD COLOYAN

27 AGUADO, JOJO BAJIO

28 AGUILA, MARIBEL BALMES

29 AGUILAR, ARMIELIZA RIVERA

30 AGUILAR, JHUZEN CABANBAN

31 AGUILAR, JONAS TUNGCAB

32 AGUILING, PAUL JARRED RAVINA

33 AGUINALDO, MARCO ANTONIO ALIPUSTAIN

34 AGUIRRE, ADRIAN UY

35 AGUIRRE, LEEMAN REGISTOS

36 AGUJA, LUIS ANTONIO AGUILA

37 AGUSTIN, JOHN MAÑADO

38 AGUSTIN, MARK JOSEPH ALCANAR

39 AGUSTIN, REX JASON HIQUIANA

40 ALABADO, ROBERT EDWARD PADILLA

41 ALAMEDA, SHIMRON PERALTA

42 ALBANIA, KRYSTEL MARIE BURGOS

43 ALBERTO, ROLY DAIPAN

44 ALCAZAR, JAMAICO DONATO

45 ALCUIZAR, SCHENDLEY MALLO

46 ALDEA, LAWRENCE ANTHONY QUIRANTE

47 ALDEON, KERWIN VAL CACOT

48 ALEGNO, KERRIE KEANNE ANTONIO

49 ALEGRO, MARLON BAÑEZ

50 ALEON, ROWENA BIYO

51 ALIDO, ALVIN MIRAS

52 ALIDO, GERARD CRUZ

53 ALIDO, REGIL CUIZON

54 ALMARIO, KHRISTINE BUSALPA

55 ALMENDRAL, BEN MAR ALVAIRA

56 ALPAÑO, JOSE EMANUEL SISON

57 ALTAR, TEOSSETH GALLO

58 ALTES, ARJAL BRYAN BELLEZA

59 ALVARADO, KRISTINA JOY BISQUERA

60 ALVAREZ, MA AVERYL CALIPAYAN

61 ALVAREZ, RENCIS MANGALIMAN

62 ALZAGA, BAYDIR TEODORO GOGOLA

63 AMA, JOHN RUZZEL RAMOS

64 AMAYA, ALVIN BATIQUIN

65 AMBID, ARIANNE TRACER AMBOJIA

66 AMOLAR, JASMIN LISETTE BATALLA

67 ANCHUVAS, MARDON PAUL AVILA

68 ANDAL, ADRIANNE MARANAN

69 ANDUTAN, TIM ABE PATES

70 ANG, JOHNSON CERILLA

71 ANG, MARC LOUIE TAN

72 ANGCO, MARC JORDAN GLORIOSO

73 ANGELES, ALDRIN OLOTEO

74 ANGULO, RHEA ROSE SANTIAGO

75 ANGULUAN, ABIGAIL PALABAY

76 ANIES, APRILSON PEÑEZ

77 ANINIPOT, RONEL PAJO

78 ANTOLIN, JENNY LEE MORADA

79 ANTONIO, MARK ANTHONY TAWAG

80 ANTONIO, ROBERT JOSEPH CAPARANGA

81 APAREJO, MARY GRACE NERA

82 APOSTOL, RASCHID LEE FERRER

83 AQUINO, HAROLD SORIANO

84 AQUINO, ROMNICK DE GUZMAN

85 ARABEJO, ANTONIO JR GALON

86 ARACAN, NATHANIEL VELUZ

87 ARAW, ROLANDO JR MANONGSONG

88 ARCELLANA, MONINA FRANCESCA VENTOCILLA

89 ARCENA, GRESA CABANES

90 ARCO, RANDOLPH BARBOSA

91 ARELLANO, KERWIN CAYANAN

92 ARELLANO, SHERWIN ANTHONY CASAO

93 ARESTA, HANS URMATAM

94 AREVALO, IRJOHN CABIGAO

95 ARZADON, ERROL JAYSON DAGDAGAN

96 ASAHAN, ZYRA SHEENA CAPOQUIAN

97 ASI, PABLO BARRAC

98 ASIGNAR, BILL HARRIS EMBALZADO

99 ASOG, ARMANDO JR BERMEO

100 ASUELO, DAVID CALDERON

101 ASUNCION, RICHARD ALIX

102 ATIENZA, ALLAN MALOLOS

103 ATIENZA, FRANCO ANTONIO JR MANGUBAT

104 ATIENZA, MELVEN DE LOS REYES

105 AUCENA, ROSELLE GENERAO

106 AUMENTADO, JEFF DALIDA

107 AUSTRIA, VERGEL JAMES DOMINGO

108 AYON-AYON, JOEVANY VILLANUEVA

109 BABAO, JAKE CYRILL ANTENERO

110 BABARAN, WILSON MANSIBANG

111 BACARON, RAMON JOHN TORRES

112 BACHO, CLIVEBRAY SABAYLE

113 BACHO, SAN MENDOZA

114 BACOL, MELVIC PASON

115 BADUA, ALEXANDER ARGAME

116 BADURIA, ENRIQUE SEBASTIAN CONLU

117 BAGAPORO, JOSE VICTOR PASCUA

118 BAGYAN, MICHAEL PAT-OG

119 BAIDIANGO, MARY ROSE QUIAP

120 BAJANA, JEREMIAS FACISTOL

121 BALAGTAS, PAUL JEROME SEVILLA

122 BALAGTAS, RAMMEL CALARA

123 BALANSAG, GENEVEVE YACAT

124 BALANTIN, CANDY GAPAS

125 BALAYONG, MARCO CRIS ESTILLERO

126 BALBIN, GLENN SABLAS

127 BALBIN, KATHRINE BERNADETTE SAGUN

128 BALBONTIN, LOUIE JOHN VILLARET

129 BALBUENA, RAMBERT ISABELO NAVARRO

130 BALCE, EMILY FRANCE MANDIA

131 BALINAS, ELEAZAR ASENJO

132 BALINES, ERWIN GUNDA

133 BALMES, MELISSA FRANCES LORIA

134 BALUYUT, RAYMOND ZAMBRANO

135 BANIEGA, SHALINA REALIZO

136 BANTA, REX JASON BUHISAN

137 BARACE, RANDEE OFAMIN

138 BARDON, CHRISTIAN RAY ESPINAR

139 BARICAUA, RALFE CARLOWE GABONA

140 BARNIDO, KRISTINE GAMIER

141 BARRETTO, KAREN BASILA

142 BARTOLOME, KATRINA PICACHE

143 BARTOLOME, LEO SAN PEDRO

144 BARTOLOME, RAYMOND PAUL LIBUNAO

145 BARUIZ, RYAN DIAMA

146 BASBAS, KIERON HUFANA

147 BASCO, JOEBERT BACCAY

148 BATE, RONDHEVER LOYOLA

149 BATHAN, SONIA FERRER

150 BATING, CARLOS BAGUION

151 BATONGBAKAL, RAFAEL VERDE

152 BATOON, NESLEY MODESTO GUZMAN

153 BAUL, FRITZ CARLO CONTRERAS

154 BAUTISTA, BRIGITTE ANNE LACAP

155 BAUTISTA, JAN MICHAEL CANSICIO

156 BAWALAN, MARK BRYAN GARTE

157 BAYBAY, KATHRYNNE ANNE CAROLINO

158 BAYLON, MARLON MAANO

159 BAYONA, ANTHONY DABUCO

160 BAÑEZ, ARDRYNN CASAJE

161 BAÑO, JOSE FRANCISCO ARCE

162 BE, RONALD PAOLO TAN

163 BECENIA, ANGIELO BULBEQUE

164 BECITE, MARY JANE BAYOTAS

165 BEDRUZ, RALPH ANGELO RAÑOLA

166 BELANTE, ALLEN KAE ULAT

167 BELARO, WILMARK ANTHONY CUEVAS

168 BELDAD, SHIELA MAE SOLANO

169 BELDIA, ANDRO GIL BANAGODOS

170 BELGICA, PRINCESS BRAVO

171 BELOSTRINO, FIDEL LORICA

172 BERMAS, JOHN LESTER GUEVARRA

173 BERMEJO, DAVE JONES DOÑA

174 BERMUDEZ, DYNA ESLAVA

175 BERNARDO, EDUARD ERESE

176 BERNARDO, JESSICA PALESA

177 BETE, RITCHIE LIM

178 BIAGTAN, RANIEL SANTOS

179 BIEL, LUIS LUCIO NIÑO BANOGON

180 BILOY, ALBERT QUIÑENIZA

181 BILOY, NIVA LENT DANIGOY

182 BINAY-AN, JENNIJOY CARINIO

183 BISNAR, JOSEPH KENNETH MANUEL

184 BOL-ANON, SEMION REPULLES

185 BOLLOZOS, JOENERO BRANZUELA

186 BON, DIVINA GRACIA BARLIZO

187 BONGCARAS, JUVIE FERNANDEZ

188 BONGCAYAO, ARNEL JR COMIA

189 BONILLA, GERALD EBREO

190 BORBON, KHEMIE JANE SALVADOR

191 BORDADO, JOSIE SIAO

192 BORJA, RONNEL EFREN RANARA

193 BORROMEO, JEFFERSON SARAMUSING

194 BRAZAS, JASON ENRIQUE

195 BRIONES, CARLA MARIE LOPEZ

196 BROMA, JULIUS MIGUEL JUAREZ

197 BRUTAS, NATHANIEL DORONELA

198 BUBAN, NIE-JO-KENN EPRES

199 BUENCILLO, MARTIN EDISON BELLO

200 BUHAIN, BRETT ISBERT GONZALES

201 BUMANGLAG, ALWIL CLARK RIMBAUD

202 BUNAG, EDWARD SARVIDA

203 BUNDA, FRANKLIN JOHN JAMOLES

204 BURBOS, ALFIE MOOG

205 BUSTAMANTE, LIZ ALEXIS BONIFACIO

206 BUÑOL, MIKO JOSE MACROHON

207 CABABAHAY, HOMER DELA SERNA

208 CABAGUIO, PRECIOUS CATHERINE ADAME

209 CABALLERO, MARLON JR GULMATICO

210 CABANSAY, JAY MAR CAJARO

211 CABAUATAN, DEXTER CABARONG

212 CABLES, PONS BRIAN IGARTA

213 CABRAL, EVANGELYN ENEREZ

214 CABRAL, RENATO TRIÑANES

215 CABRERA, MARK ABLAÑA

216 CACNIO, MARITESS YABUT

217 CADA, VAN RAYMOND SARIO

218 CADAY, NICHOLAI DE JOSEPH

219 CAGADAS, MARY ANN QUIEM

220 CAGAPE, GERSON BUTAWAN

221 CAGCON, LEONIL CERAFICA

222 CAGULADA, MARK URBIZTONDO

223 CAHILIG, REYNALDO JR JAGMIS

224 CAINTIC, AILEEN MATULAC

225 CAJUCOM, MARK JESTER IDIO

226 CALALO, CARMIE NAMOC

227 CALAMBA, FRANK HERNAN BOMBEO

228 CALAPARDO, JHUN MARK BIABAN

229 CALING, GEZZEL-ANNE LOMEDA

230 CALLADO, SHERALYN MAE GESTUPA

231 CALLEJA, KERLAINE KEYE LOPEZ

232 CALUB, MARIA KRISTINA TORDESILLAS

233 CAMANDERO, FERNAN MARK CRUZ

234 CAMBALON, NEIL CLYDE PALANAS

235 CAMPOMANES, DANICA JARADAL

236 CANABE, CHRISTIAN SANGRANO

237 CANGCO, MIKE JAYSON ABUAN

238 CANOZA, JERVY BUCU

239 CAPALAC, RHEA GONIO

240 CAPAO, JOSHUA SERNA

241 CAPATAR, MA LYNNEL MONTESINO

242 CAPAYCAPAY, REYMAR JOHN PATACSIL

243 CAPONONG, FRITZ PANES

244 CAPONPON, JONELLE RUBIA

245 CARACAS, JAMES JORDAN CAROLINO

246 CARANDANG, AIMEE LORIA

247 CARANGUIAN, LUTHER PAUL DELA ROSA

248 CARAS, CHRISTIAN PRINCE CARLIT

249 CARILLO, CRISTINA PAULA VALEROSO

250 CASTICIMO, JOSE MARI BRILLANTES

251 CASTILLO, ANTHONY JOSEPH SUICO

252 CASTILLO, JOHN PATRICK LOPEZ

253 CASTRENCE, GENEI JUSTINE HERRERA

254 CASTRO, JOSE EDUARDO TUAZON

255 CATUBAO, CARL ANTHONY CADLUM

256 CAYETANO, NIÑO BENEDICT EDANG

257 CAYUBIT, MARK SIBLE

258 CAÑEDA, GENER SANTOS

259 CAÑON, ROEL CHRIS AYSON

260 CEDILLO, JAY LORENZ PIEZA

261 CENINA, KATHRYN BALDOSTAMO

262 CENIZA, ARIEL JAY SILAYAN

263 CENIZAL, NORMAN ESCUBIDO

264 CENTENO, SHERRIL BALLESTEROS

265 CEPRES, RONALD BALAGUER

266 CHAN, DAVID RAY RICO

267 CHENG, JEREMY BORLONGAN

268 CHENG, JROMED CANONIZADO

269 CHIM, CLINT BENJIE GUTIERREZ

270 CHUA, CHRISTOPHER CAGBALEÑO

271 CHUA, ELAINE CLAIRE BORBE

272 CIRERA, GERRY BACHILLER

273 CIUDAD, MAY FAITH SIASON

274 CLAMANO, BRYAN JAMES NINTE

275 COLAWET, RAUL RAMBO BASILAN

276 COLMENARES, JOHNRY GUZON

277 COMA, LOURDAN MALDONADO

278 COMPLEZA, CRISPHER FULGAR

279 COMPUESTO, FARZEN OÑAS

280 CONCEPCION, JEFFREY SANTOS

281 CONDES, DOMINIC MONTEADORA

282 CONSTANTINO, KELVIN ANTHONY DE CLARO

283 CONVENTO, NEIL DOMINIC MOJAL

284 COROÑA, LOUIE ANTHONY AQUINDE

285 CORPUZ, ERIC MEL PEDROCHE

286 CORRALES, PATRICK SIMON TORRES

287 CORTEZ, MA CHRISTINA POJA

288 COSTARES, ERNESTO JR AMPOLOQUIO

289 CRISOSTOMO, KRISTINE GUILLERMO

290 CRUZ, AYESHA LOPEZ

291 CRUZ, CECILE LUCERO

292 CRUZ, DARLENE KAYE STA MARIA

293 CRUZ, JASPER DELGADO

294 CRUZ, JAYSON BELIGON

295 CRUZ, MICHELLE BORROMEO

296 CRUZ, RAMIR MATUNDAN

297 CRUZ, REYAM MELANDREW BONDAD

298 CUENCA, FEIRWIND SUMALPONG

299 CUENCA, LAWRENCE STAR TRASADAS

300 CUEVAS, MIKE ARVIN CLEMENTE

301 CULLANO, JAN VINCENT MARTAL

302 DAEP, RAYMOND TUMAMAO

303 DALAGAN, DENESSY JOPIA

304 DALIGDIG, CYRUS CRUZ

305 DARON, MA ELIZABETH ALVIE LACOMEL

306 DATINGALING, ALVIN BAGSIT

307 DAVID, ARIANNE TUAZON

308 DAVID, JAYSON MANINANG

309 DAWISAN, GERTRUDES OLIVA

310 DAYAO, MARICEL MANANSALA

311 DAYON, VIRONICA DAGOY

312 DE ASIS, RAY FREDRIC SOLIS

313 DE CASTRO, ADEMAR ROBLES

314 DE CASTRO, ARNOLD JANSSEN CASTILLO

315 DE DUQUE, JOHN RHEY GALSIM

316 DE GUZMAN, JERIC VIDAL

317 DE GUZMAN, LEONECILLE YOR

318 DE GUZMAN, MAYNARD MATEO

319 DE GUZMAN, RAYMOND ENCARNADO

320 DE GUZMAN, ROLANDO DELA CRUZ

321 DE JESUS, CHERRIE LYN CRUZ

322 DE JESUS, JONATHAN MORADA

323 DE LA CRUZ, VENER GUTIERREZ

324 DE LA RAMA, ED CHRISTIAN PADERNILLA

325 DE LA ROCA, LILIBEL ROSALES

326 DE LEON, BENSON PAOLO MANANGU

327 DE LEON, HANNA PALMA

328 DE LEON, IRIS VILLAMARIN

329 DE LEON, JANET VIVAR

330 DE LEON, TITO JR VALMEO

331 DE LUNA, ANNALYN DICCION

332 DE LUNA, JOHN ALBERTO BUAN

333 DE NAVA, HAROLD PERIA

334 DE OCAMPO, MINARVIN MONTEALTO

335 DE VERA, GERRY PATAYAN

336 DEANG, RAYMOND JOHN PARREÑAS

337 DEL CORRO, ANGEL ROLANDO JR DEL ROSARIO

338 DEL MUNDO, ADRIAN DALIDA

339 DELA CRUZ, GERALD ESCOLAR

340 DELA CRUZ, JESSA MINE GOMEZ

341 DELA CRUZ, JOMAR FRANCISCO

342 DELA CRUZ, LORENZO REYES

343 DELA CRUZ, MARK JAYSON ATABAY

344 DELA CRUZ, MARK JOSEPH DEL ROSARIO

345 DELA CRUZ, MARY GOLD NIGOS

346 DELA CRUZ, SHERLYN CAUBALEJO

347 DELA IGLESIA, ADRIANE RABANAL

348 DELA PEÑA, BINA FE MALABANAN

349 DELA ROCA, RICHARD CASTRO

350 DELA TORRE, JELARD HALLEG

351 DELDO, RENATO SALEM

352 DELGADO, ARNELLE BAGASLAO

353 DELGADO, EZEKIEL BENITEZ

354 DELGADO, GERALD PETER ABAG

355 DELOS REYES, JAMES IAN ROBERT DIMAYACYAC

356 DELOS REYES, JAY MAPANAO

357 DELOS REYES, JOSE RAFAEL VILLARICO

358 DELOS SANTOS, NELLIE DAVID

359 DEMEGILLO, KRISTO MARI ODONEL

360 DEPOSITARIO, MARK KENNETH PANIZALES

361 DEQUILLA, REJON PATIÑO

362 DEREQUITO, ANGELA KRYSTA BALLESTEROS

363 DESTAJO, ED SAMUEL VUELGA

364 DIAMANTE, ALEXANDER JR TORRES

365 DIASANTA, RIZALDEE SAN BARELA

366 DIAZ, EMELY ORAIZ

367 DIAZ, RENDOVIC SOLIVEN

368 DICHOSA, RIA VILLASIS

369 DIMAANO, ALVIN GAMBOA

370 DIMAANO, WORREX MARQUEZ

371 DIMACULANGAN, ANTONIO FEDERIGAN

372 DIOLA, NORMAN RAFAEL DE GUZMAN

373 DIONISIO, ALDRIN AVIÑANTE

374 DOMANTAY, JOANNA RUBI MARCELLANO

375 DOMINGO, RAYMOND NAYRE

376 DOMINGO, RICARDO JR CRUZ

377 DOMINGUEZ, DONNA MAE MONTELIJA

378 DONATO, SALLY ROSE KOLNOG

379 DONGOR, ALCRADE PAULITO DELA CRUZ

380 DUCO, GABRIEL FEIL TUMULAK

381 DUKA, JEFFREY JAY BARDAGO

382 DUMA, ARIS BAUTISTA

383 DUMANLAG, PAUL RECY CONCEPCION

384 DUMAUA, MA LEA GRACIA ACERA

385 DUMAYAG, ELDY MARCELO

386 DUMIGPI, AARON EMERSON CENTENO

387 DUPA, MAXIMILLIAN CATANGAY

388 DURAN, MICHAEL ESCARCHA

389 DY, FRANCIS PAOLO BRIONES

390 DY, HANSEL CHUA

391 DY, JOSEPH MANUEL CO

392 EBALIN, SHEENA LELIS

393 EBARDO, DAISY EDCELLE DULANAS

394 EBREO, YSMAEL PAGNET FLORENDO

395 ECO CRUZ, JONA MARIE DIZON

396 EDQUILANE, LINCOLN JET DE LEMOS

397 EDQUILANG, RIC EGALLA

398 EDURIA, RALF ALEXIS BALANGYAO

399 EGAMA, VON RONALD BALANDRA

400 ELLORIN, MARILEZ PAPASIN

401 ELPA, PAUL DAVID RODOLFO

402 ELPEDES, GENEVIEVE MONTES

403 EMBILE, KRISTOFER ALER

404 ENOJAS, JOHN MARK BULLOS

405 ENRIQUEZ, JASON LEGASPI

406 ERESTAIN, JAYVIE MENDOZA

407 ESBER, BENEDICT OBINA

408 ESCALA, RONALD PEREZ

409 ESCASINAS, JAKE ZALDY LABASAN

410 ESPANTO, ARNIE JOSE NIEVES

411 ESPAÑOLA, VENUS OCAMPO

412 ESPEDIDO, RYAN MORALES

413 ESPINA, JOBMAN LAGARDE

414 ESPIRITU, KELVIN GEMAR ONGSOTTO

415 ESPIRITU, LORENA BARGO

416 ESPIRITU, ROMA LYNNE GUIAO

417 ESPIÑA, MARIA AURORA ORIA

418 ESQUEJO, JOVENIC ROMERO

419 ESTAY, RHODA LOU CARANZO

420 ESTOYA, MA KATHLEEN SAN JOSE

421 ESTRADA, ERIK JOHN CORONADO

422 ESTRADA, JENNIE LABALAN

423 ESTRADA, LEO CARLO IGNACIO

424 ESTRADA, MAY MARIE AMAN

425 ESTRELLA, RONNIE BARBASAN

426 ESTREVILLO, WINSTON HAGUISAN

427 EVANGELIO, CARLITO I UNLAYAO

428 EVANGELISTA, JUAN CARLO CALDERON

429 EVANGELISTA, MERVAN BONNIE IGNACIO

430 EVANGELISTA, RONNIE ARGUELLES

431 EXCONDE, ALDRIAN MAULA

432 FABREAG, JAYSON MAGCAMIT

433 FABRO, JIMSON DUQUE

434 FAILANO, GENER SOMERA

435 FAMILLARAN, CHARISSMA REYES

436 FEDELIN, MARK JASON SALVACION

437 FELICIANO, LUISCARLO RICARDO

438 FELICIANO, MARK ANTHONY GALVEZ

439 FERCOL, RYAN ADRIANO

440 FERMIN, ERICKSON GUYAB

441 FERNANDEZ, ALVIN DEL MUNDO

442 FERNANDEZ, MARK EDISON HIDALGO

443 FERNANDO, GILBERT ESOY

444 FERRER, CHARLES NEUMANN MENCIAS

445 FERRER, DERRICK CLARENCE GALAMGAM

446 FERRER, JENNIFER AVILA

447 FERRER, MARC DOMINIC MAGO

448 FIGURACION, JOHN MARTIN REAL

449 FILOSORO, RALPH BRYAN LOREÑA

450 FLAVIANO, WILMAR ORTEGA

451 FLORENDO, CHRISTIAN VILORIA

452 FLORES, JENNY MABILANGAN

453 FONTANOSA, DAIMLER CACHUELA

454 FONTILLA, JALEO JR CHAN

455 FORMENTERA, GRACIELLE VERIDIANO

456 FORTAS, MICHELANGELO GAVIOLA

457 FORTUNATO, ADAM

458 FRANCISCO, ELMAR COSTILLAS

459 FRANCO, DON LESTER TIMOG

460 FRANI, ALDRIN JOSEPH MOJICA

461 FRONDA, JOHN MARVIN DE VILLA

462 FUENTES, JOHN MARK CALUYA

463 FUENTES, RIZALDO BLANCO

464 FULLON, WILSON EMOLAGA

465 GABALLO, GERALD DRIO

466 GABASA, RUSSELL JAN MAGBERO

467 GACAYAN, DALE MANUEL SUMALINOG

468 GACRAMA, JONAS PERALTA

469 GAFFUD, TERENCE CO

470 GALLAN, MICHAEL ALON

471 GALLARDE, KYLE SIMBACO

472 GALLARTE, BRIAN LAWRENCE PIJAN

473 GALLETO, FREDELINO JR AGUISANDO

474 GALOSO, ERIC JOHN GUILLERMO

475 GAMIL, ROMILLE PLATA

476 GANUB, MELUNA YBAÑEZ

477 GAPPI, DARYL SABIO

478 GARCE, JOMEL LORENZANA

479 GARCIA, ALONA BUISAN

480 GARCIA, ARJAY GALIN

481 GARCIA, HERNAN RAMOS

482 GARCIA, ISAIAS JR HONRADO

483 GARCIA, JAY HERBERT SORIANO

484 GARCIA, XAVIER ABANIO

485 GATAL, JENNIBETH FABE

486 GATCHALIAN, RHEA RUTH ESPINO

487 GATONGAY, REGALADO JR ABALON

488 GAUTIER, CHRISTIAN FAJARDO

489 GAYETA, ARC RAYJAN MANUMBALI

490 GEDA, JOHN MARK SOLANO

491 GENOVA, PAUL JOHN ANGELES

492 GEQUILLO, RICHARD PINCARO

493 GERMINAL, MARVIN BADUA

494 GIANAN, JAMES CLORES

495 GIMENO, JOBERT EVANGELISTA

496 GIMPAYA, ANDY JR SALVADORA

497 GO, ALLIA DONNA DELFINO

498 GO, CHRISTIAN ANTHONY DOMALAON

499 GO, JEROME DIWA

500 GOC, ABRAHAM ILAGAN

501 GOCO, HARRIS CERRO

502 GOMEZ, GERALD CASTILLO

503 GOMEZ, GIOVANNI TUNGALA

504 GOMEZ, MARITES PAYPON

505 GONZALES, JOHNNAR CATACUTAN

506 GONZALES, JONAS TRISTAN VENTANILLA

507 GONZALES, LOUELLA GRACE CALICA

508 GONZALES, MARK SYREX BITAGUN

509 GONZALEZ, DAVID ANTONIO SAPLALA

510 GREGORIO, LAILANIE FERRER

511 GREGORIO, RONALD SANTUA

512 GUARIN, HISHAM AHMAD

513 GUELA, BRYANN MICHAEL DEL MUNDO

514 GUERRERO, AIMEE GRUTAS

515 GUILAB, JOREN MORANTE

516 GUILING, JAY-JAY BAKIL

517 GUILLERA, MICHAEL TAPE

518 GUIMARAY, LEO JUN SEGAYA

519 GUIRIBA, RYAN CALIZO

520 GUITERING, OLIVIA MALANA

521 GUJILDE, ARJIL BAYSA

522 GULINAO, PAUL LORENCE DIMERO

523 GUMANIT, ROSHIEL JOIE ARQUION

524 GURANGO, KATRINA SARAH NAVERA

525 GUY-JOCO, MARK ANDRE GONZALES

526 GUZMAN, MARVIN RYAN LEGASPI

527 HERBO, MA ELENA TRAFANCO

528 HERNANDEZ, VINCENT ROSS DELA CRUZ

529 HERRERA, ADELOIN ROMIEL DESIDERIO

530 HERRERA, MICHAEL CRUZ

531 HOMBREBUENO, BEN JOSEPH VIDAL

532 HORMIGUERA, ALNICK BRYAN SAN BUENAVENTURA

533 HOSMILLO, JOEY BAUTISTA

534 HOSTELLERO, ARAN JED LICAROS

535 HUANG, AINSLEY PEDROZA

536 HUETE, ABEL JR JONELAS

537 ICO, ANNA ROSE AQUINO

538 ICO, SHERWIN BANAG

539 ILAGAN, ENRIC JOSEPH VIDUYA

540 INCIONG, ALLEN PINION

541 INGUSAN, ARFINE TOLENTINO

542 INTON, KENNETH ROY YUTUC

543 IQUIN, JERICK CABALZA

544 ISAIS, JAY MARK DUNGCA

545 ISBERTO, ZENDEL ROSE DELA CRUZ

546 ISIDERIO, JOHN VIANNEY ZETA

547 ISIDRO, JONALYN BELLO

548 ISLA, ANGELO PAULO MACALALAD

549 ISRAEL, IZEL WILLIANNE MARTINEZ

550 ITO, TERUYUKI JR PERLAS

551 JABATAN, KRISTIAN JOEL SEMINIO

552 JACA, JACQUELINE GRAVADOR

553 JAEL, MARBERTH CUSTER BOKINGO

554 JALA, MICHAEL SALARDA

555 JALOS, JAYCEE RANES

556 JANCE, VERGEL DELINA

557 JARDINIANO, JARVEY PAULO GELLE

558 JARO, LEA JOY GEREGIA

559 JAVIER, GENIVIE TUERO

560 JAVIER, JAN CARLO MIRANDA

561 JAVIER, JONRYAN JAMES RAMOS

562 JAYAG, JACQUELINE CADERAO

563 JAYO, ARGEL RYAN CINCO

564 JIMENEZ, ABIGAIL LAUZON

565 JIMENEZ, JAYSON MAURI

566 JOSUE, JONATHAN TENERIFE

567 JOVEN, CLIFF LAREN NANA

568 JUANITO, JOSHUA ENOJO

569 JUINIO, LIONEL OLIVER REYNOSO

570 KHAN, ALDRIN FRIAS

571 LA CHICA, JUAN PAOLO HENSON

572 LABADAN, HOPE SHALOM EBABACOL

573 LABERGAS, JEFFREY BEDRIO

574 LACARAN, GEROME ILOGNON

575 LADIA, AIDAL BULAONG

576 LAGARAS, JERREYME CABAÑERO

577 LAGO, ROEL ERICK RAMIREZ

578 LAGUE, FRANCO JR DALOGDOG

579 LALU, WILSON ROSCO

580 LALUMA, JOHN KIMWELL ESPEJO

581 LANDICHO, ROLAND RASAY

582 LAO, NELSON JEFFREY UY

583 LAOAGAN, SHEBA SOBREPEÑA

584 LAPINID, LOWELL ABENDAN

585 LAPITAN, RICHARD TORIO

586 LAQUINDANUM, DARWIN SANCHEZ

587 LARA, RAINIER TAYAO

588 LAS, HERNAND TEMBLOR

589 LASTIMOSA, JAY-AR QUEYQUEP

590 LAUDE, RAFAEL CARLOS BINAY

591 LAXA, TRISTAN GRANDE

592 LAXAMANA, ARJEY RONQUILLO

593 LAYA, BILLY JAY MILES

594 LECCIO, ZORELLEE UY

595 LEDESMA, WILLIAM GERMAN

596 LIM, MARIA CATHERINE ANTONIO

597 LIMKIN, JEROME LUI KUO

598 LIMUCO, MARIA DIANA FINEZA

599 LIWANAG, JAYRIZ PAGTANANAN

600 LIZARONDO, RANCY ROBLES

601 LLAMADO, GENETTE MENDOZA

602 LLANETA, KIM CHRISTIAN BACLAYO

603 LLENA, JOMAR DELA CRUZ

604 LLENA, NANDIE CARL OLINARES

605 LOBIANO, MARK VIVAS

606 LOPEZ, JOHN GREGORY MANAGBANAG

607 LOPEZ, MAILEEN MONTEFALCON

608 LOPEZ, MICHAEL DE LAS LLAGAS

609 LOPEZ, RANDEL POGADO

610 LOPEZ, RENZ CRUZ

611 LOPEZ, RJOVAL PANOPIO

612 LOPEZ, SALVAFLOR LUDIVICO II JIMENEZ

613 LORENZANA, MANUEL DELOS ANGELES

614 LORENZO, RENZI AUTOR

615 LORETIZO, FERNAND CASTAÑEDA

616 LOU, ANDRELIE CABRILLOS

617 LOZANO, MARBEN SAPICO

618 LUBONG, BRYAN EDWARD DOMINGO

619 LUCERO, DANIEL JOSHUA GUERRERO

620 LUGAY, JOEL TEJADA

621 LUGTU, ERWIN ANG-ANGAN

622 LUGTU, PAULO CARLOS

623 LUMAYAG, DEXTER CENIZA

624 LUMAYAGA, RODSON ROMANDE

625 MABINI, NEVO GODOYO

626 MACALINAO, MILLECENT BERNABE

627 MACAPAGAL, DOMINGO JR CAPARAS

628 MACARANAS, WILFIE BALASABAS

629 MACATANGAY, MARLON ROMEO MACARAIG

630 MACBEAN, MARIANNE LOUISE PATENIO

631 MACEREN, MARJOHN DAGONDON

632 MACULOB, ELWEN SALISE

633 MADEJA, ACE CASTOR III GADACHO

634 MADERA, JESSICA IBASCO

635 MADRID, JULIUS ANGELES

636 MADRIGALEJOS, ROSHELLE DALINO

637 MAGAN, LESLIE ANNE FERNANDEZ

638 MAGANA, RJAY LORENZ GUTIERREZ

639 MAGDADARO, KRISTYL POLINIO

640 MAGLASANG, ARWEN FLORES

641 MAGLASANG, GERALDINE BON

642 MAGLAYA, GENESIS ROBLES

643 MAGLUYAN, RN GUSTILO

644 MAGNAYE, ELAINE TALAIN

645 MAGNO, BJENVOL MORATALLA

646 MAHIA, MARY ROSE DE CASTRO

647 MAIGUE, JOANNE MARTINEZ

648 MALAGSIC, JERRY CABALLERO

649 MALAMANIG, RYAN ALMERA

650 MALAREJES, JANE PATULIN

651 MALIG-ON, MALVIN BIOL

652 MALIGALIG, KATHRYNNE PRINCESS CAPISTRANO

653 MALINAO, JADE GABUTAN

654 MAMAC, GASPAR QUILOJANO

655 MANAHAN, RANDY NAVARRO

656 MANALAYSAY, NIKKI GERARD ANGELES

657 MANALO, JUVYLYN MEDRANO

658 MANATIGA, KURT LANCE PAAT

659 MANGLAL-LAN, ERIC DE LA CRUZ

660 MANGLICMOT, LESTER RYAN GREGORIO

661 MANIQUEZ, MICHELLE GRAJALES

662 MANLANGIT, BRYSON JAY GRA-AS

663 MANLAPAZ, FRANCIS SOLEDAD

664 MANLAWE, CHARITY JOY MATUOD

665 MANONGSONG, ALVIN DELA CRUZ

666 MANONGSONG, RAFF JERSON DE LEON

667 MANRIQUE, DIANNE STEPHANIE SALVANI

668 MANUEL, ALAN FAJARDO

669 MANUEL, JAMES PAUL SUAZO

670 MANUGUID, MARK IAN MENESES

671 MANUMBALI, LEO RAMOS

672 MARANAN, DIANNE ROSSE LUMANGLAS

673 MARASIGAN, JOHN JOSEPH LAMAC

674 MARASIGAN, MARY JOY REYES

675 MARAVILLA, BRIAN APALE

676 MARCAIDA, MARION JOSEPH REYES

677 MARCELO, FELIX DOMINGO

678 MARCO, JEFFERSON CORNEJO

679 MARCOS, BRIAN KRISTOFFER APOSTOL

680 MARCOS, JEROME BALMORE

681 MARIANO, PLARIDEL JR SANTOS

682 MARIANO, SHIERYLL WAJE

683 MARQUESES, DAVE LEONEL PALMA

684 MARTIN, MARK LESTER QUETUA

685 MARTINEZ, DAVID YANO

686 MARTINEZ, MARK BALDWIN BALSAMO

687 MASAQUEL, CHRISTOPHER SAMSON

688 MASCULINO, JO XI DEGENION

689 MATEO, LORLYNN ASUNCION

690 MATEO, MA KHRISTINA JIMENEZ

691 MATIRA, EMERSON MARTINEZ

692 MAYO, JOB IV RELATIVO

693 MAZON, BERNARDINO DUNGAN

694 MEDALLA, JUNDREL SILAWAN

695 MEDRANO, CHRISTIAN PADUA

696 MEJOS, RAFAEL BONN ORTEGA

697 MENDOZA, ALBERT BORJA

698 MENDOZA, ANALYNN RAMOS

699 MENDOZA, BRYAN ACLAN

700 MENDOZA, EDWARD DAVE PEÑAFIEL

701 MENDOZA, JEFFERSON ALIM

702 MENDOZA, JOHN ROBERT TEVES

703 MENDOZA, KARLO MONTENEGRO

704 MENDOZA, MORIELLE PINEDA

705 MENDOZA, ROEL GLENN GUEVARRA

706 MILITANTE, ADRIAN GO

707 MILLAR, ALBERT HERNANDEZ

708 MILLO, BIANCA ROSE GUZMAN

709 MINA, JEONABELLE LUYUN

710 MIRANDA, ARVIN DIAO

711 MIRANDA, CATHERINE MIRANDA

712 MIRANDA, MICHAEL SALVADOR

713 MIRAS, MARY GRACE CUSTODIO

714 MIRASOL, JELWYN THERESA AQUINO

715 MISTIOLA, GRACELYN MIRASOL

716 MIÑON, JUN KING PINTO

717 MOLINA, EVAN LESTER LEGASPI

718 MOLINO, LEOPOLDO JR MON

719 MONGUEZ, JOYCE BANUA

720 MONTE, RICHARD HEROLD GABOTERO

721 MONTILLA, RHIME DESPACIO

722 MUAÑA, MARK GREGOR SALVADOR

723 MURING, EMMANUEL ESCABUSA

724 MURRAY, JONATHAN CRUZ

725 MUTUC, JENNIFER ONAYAN

726 MUÑOZ, KRISTIAN PAOLO MIRANDA

727 NABAUNAG, JUDY DAVID MORALES

728 NAKPIL, EMIL PATRICK CORNEJO

729 NALDOZA, JOHNSON BORINAGA

730 NANAY, CHRISTIANE DERRICK LOMIBAO

731 NARCISO, MA KRISTINA DE MESA

732 NARDO, NICANOR CALVIN

733 NARVATO, KEVIN LACANARIA

734 NAVAL, JOANA MARIE VELASCO

735 NAVAL, MITCHELL DE JESUS

736 NAVALTA, KENNETH SAYANG

737 NAVARRO, RAY TIMOTHY YU

738 NEGAPATAN, KEITH MAE GRAJO

739 NICOLAS, CHRISTIAN POLICARPIO

740 NIDUAZA, JAYLORD SIA

741 NIETO, FRANCIS HEINRICK CASTRO

742 NILAYAN, AIZA LUARES

743 NOMA, EDWIN SAMSON

744 NORA, JAYSON OPULENCIA

745 NOYNAY, JARED GO

746 NUARIN, FERMIELLISSA BUNUAN

747 OARES, ROGELIO JR TATARO

748 OBGUIA, ROMERO REMOJO

749 OBOS, JAYSON REGGIE TARUC

750 OBSEQUIO, RUBIE CYNTHIA ARIZO

751 OCHOCO, RUFINO JR OBAL

752 OCHOTORENA, CARLO NOEL ESTRADA

753 OCO, ARMIN FRANZ PATAWARAN

754 OGILVIE, TIMOTHY LAWRENCE EVANGELISTA

755 OLA, ROMAR JAYSON VILLANUEVA

756 OLANDRIA, JULIUS JR VIBO

757 OLAYRES, PAULO JOSE

758 OLIVEROS, RECHIE MAGSIPOC

759 OLMOGUEZ, CHARESE FLORES

760 OLOFERNES, CHRISTIAN NGO

761 OLORVIDA, MARJON AMORIN

762 OLPINDO, CHRISTIAN ADRIAN MASMELA

763 OMADTO, MARK JOLLY REBLANDO

764 OMPANG, MANUELLE DALIDA

765 ONDAP, JENNIFER VONNE DENILA

766 ONG, EMMANUEL LLENARISAS

767 ONG, MARK JHON FERED ANTONIO

768 ONGOS, FELECITAS ALINGIG

769 ONIA, LAURICE ABANGAN

770 ORBINO, EULALIO JR SERRA

771 ORILLO, JOHN WILLIAM FUERTES

772 ORPILLA, EMIR JO ARAULLO

773 ORTIZ, MARK PLANTILLA

774 OSIAS, MARC KRISTOFFER TANGI

775 PABELONIO, CARL WASHINGTON MORE

776 PACOMIOS, ELJUN COSARE

777 PACULA, ARNEIL GACUTNO

778 PADERNA, RYAN RANARIO

779 PADILLA, PHILSEN DASIGAN

780 PADRINO, EDZEL TENECIO

781 PAGADUT, SERGIE LOUI BATULON

782 PAGUIO, GERARDO JR VICTORIA

783 PAITAN, RHEA JUANITE

784 PAL, MON GERALD RAGMAC

785 PALATTAO, LOVELY JOY MARTINEZ

786 PALCONIT, MARIA GEMEL BISNAR

787 PALERMO, ANN OBACH

788 PALIGUTAN, MILDRED VELASCO

789 PALMA, JAYPEE SUNIO

790 PALOMO, JO ANNE CHIONG

791 PANALIGAN, KEITH RYAN CASTRO

792 PANCIPANE, CATHERINE LACSON

793 PANGANIBAN, BIEN JOSEPH SANDOVAL

794 PANGANIBAN, JO-ANNE MUSÑGI

795 PANGANIBAN, MARVIN QUINN GERON

796 PANGANIBAN, PAOLO ROCAFORT

797 PANGATUNGAN, FRANCIS

798 PANIS, CHERRY ANN OSORIO

799 PANLA-AN, MICHAEL VERGARA

800 PANTANO, ESPEREDION JR VILLANUEVA

801 PAR, HAROLD VERGEL OCCEÑA

802 PARAGAS, JOSE MARLO FERNANDEZ

803 PARAISO, MARK ANDREW MAMANGON

804 PARANTAR, LORVHEN BAJENTING

805 PAREDES, YVES ROGELIO JR GARCIA

806 PARNASO, FARLEY LAURENTE

807 PARRERA, JERIEL DELA ROSA

808 PARREÑAS, PATRICH JOHN SEDIGO

809 PARREÑO, ARTHUR BRYAN ALVARADO

810 PARRILLA, KENNDRY ROQUE

811 PARTOL, ALLEN NEIL EDIT

812 PASAHOL, CHARLE NIÑO FANDIALAN

813 PASCO, REYMOND ARRIOLA

814 PASCUA, DANDEL ALKONGA

815 PASCUA, FELIX JR FAUSTINO

816 PASCUA, JOHN CEZAR LITONJUA

817 PASILANG, ALBERT ALINSUG

818 PATOC, LLOYD ALLAN VILLADOS

819 PAULINO, RONELLO ROQUE

820 PAZ, JOBELLE BEQUILLO

821 PE-BENITO, GABRIEL RICHJOHN BAYLEN

822 PEDROSO, JOHN ZIEGFRED BETITA

823 PERALTA, PIPPIN BENNI JUSTIN SUANICO

824 PEREZ, PABLO JR GARCIA

825 PEREZ, RYAN TIEMPO

826 PERILLO, JOHN WILLIE SUPAT

827 PERPEÑA, MARTI AMADOR CONRADO LAGRADILLA

828 PETATE, MARICAR ORIBELLO

829 PETILUNA, JAIME IRENEO DELA CRUZ

830 PEÑA, ROSE ANNE BAGUNAS

831 PEÑAFLOR, ADRIAN NICDAO

832 PEÑAMANTE, HERNAN DIONEDA

833 PEÑARANDA, RONNEL ACUIN

834 PHARI, AL-HAMIDI BATAO

835 PIADOZO, JAYSON SICAT

836 PILARES, ALLEN MARI REYATA

837 PILE, SHERILYN ELLAINE DE GUZMAN

838 PILOTON, JESSIE NICHOL BITCO

839 PINEDA, EDWARD CONCEPCION

840 PINEDA, ERICSON PAMINTUAN

841 PINEDA, MARIA MARGARITA THERESE MENDOZA

842 PINEDA, RENE LYNN BELTRAN

843 PINGCA, KENNETH JOHN CANTOS

844 PINILI, KRISTEEN ANGELEE DOMENG

845 PITEL, SAMUEL DE SILVA

846 PLAMENCO, PAULA ANNA SALANATIN

847 PLATA, MARK CHRISTOPHER ESPIRITU

848 PLATA, RANIEL JEROME JOSE

849 PLAZA, MARK JEFEL CASTILLO

850 PLAZA, NORIEL LANDICHO

851 POLICARPIO, JOY GONZALES

852 POLINAR, PAOLO NIÑO PIAMONTE

853 POLOSAN, ANTONIO JR ROSALEJOS

854 PONTI, JEMMA LYNNE MARIE DEBECAIZ

855 PONTINO, JOAN GALLETO

856 PRANADA, MARK ALDRICH CAMPOMANES

857 PRINCIPE, SUNSHINE SANTOS

858 PUCUT, JEROME SERRANO

859 PUDA, NOWEL TABUNIGAO

860 PULUMBARIT, MELQUIADES II TUMULAC

861 PULVERA, FEBREY JOHN HERDA

862 PUSTA, JOSEF CARLO AQUINO

863 PUTONG, MAR RIENARD MAGPAYO

864 QUE, JEROME OÑA

865 QUETUA, MALVIN DELA CRUZ

866 QUI-AY, RONALD AMAR

867 QUIAMBAO, DAVE ESPIRITU

868 QUIAMBAO, GILBERT KRYZ SERRANO

869 QUIAMBAO, JERWIN MURALLA

870 QUIAMBAO, JOHN VINCENT MAGTOTO

871 QUIDOR, BENITO JR RAMIREZ

872 QUILALA, JENNY LYN SALDAÑA

873 QUINDOZA, ERVEL PEÑAFLORIDA

874 RABANO, DEXTER ARAÑO

875 RABENA, CLAUTRIN RHUMEL RABILAS

876 RACHO, EDGAR MICHAEL TINGA

877 RAFOLS, KANE DANIEL ANCHETA

878 RAGRAG, IVY BALANGYAO

879 RAHL, BOANERJES JR SAVARIS

880 RAMIREZ, CARL HEERBRUGG SURETA

881 RAMIREZ, VANESSA REAH CONCEPCION

882 RAMOS, ALVIN GUPIT

883 RAMOS, JOANNA MARIE OBUSAN

884 RAMOS, MARION LEWIS PAYACAG

885 RAMOS, NIÑO CHRISTOPHER BAGNES

886 RAMOS, ROSE ANN RAMOS

887 RAMOS, TEODORICO JR CARMONA

888 RAMOS, VIVIAN LEI MANALO

889 RARA, KATHERINE HEROLD

890 REBLORA, KEVIN PAUL ACHAS

891 REGALA, CARL FRANCIS FERNANDEZ

892 REGLOS, ANGELA MICAELLA KATIGBAK

893 RELAVO, GERALDINE LORENZANA

894 RELEY, EDUARDO III BENIPAYO

895 RELLEBO, RAQUEL QUILILAN

896 RELLEN, JENES LANGOMEZ

897 RETOME, REYNALDO LANAJA

898 REYES, BRENT JOHN AGCOLICOL

899 REYES, GREGGY ORIBELLO

900 REYES, MARIE ROSE VALENCIA

901 REYES, MAYNARD BALTAZAR

902 REYES, REYNALD ROSS MERAÑA

903 REYES, ROMELA LIBO-ON

904 REYES, RON CHRISTOPHER CABRITO

905 RICAÑA, JOHN JOSEPH ABELLA

906 RICOHERMOSO, ANGELO ROCREO

907 RIVAS, MARK JOSEPH GA-AS

908 RIVERA, JONAH ISAIAH GIANAN

909 RIVERA, MARVIN JOSEPH VALERA

910 RIVERA, SHEILA PAJARILLO

911 ROASA, JAMES NIÑO BITOON

912 ROBLE, JUNREY OCTORES

913 RODAS, DOMINADOR III SANCHEZ

914 RODRIGUEZ, REINIEL OCHOA

915 ROFLO, MARY CHARVEE ORTEGA

916 ROJO, ANDREW KE CHUA

917 ROLDAN, PENELOPE RUTH PEREZ

918 ROLDAN, RICHIE CHRIS TURINGAN

919 ROLLAN, AISHA MARIE DELIMA

920 ROMANO, ISAAC FELICIANO

921 ROMARATE, MELTON

922 RONDAL, MELVIN TABUYO

923 RONDARIS, JAN MERICK AGUSTIN

924 ROPLOC, JOBERT PIO FABROA

925 ROQUE, MONICA LORRAINE ROA

926 ROQUE, ROMMEL LUSTRE

927 ROSACIA, LUIS II ALOG

928 ROSAL, ARJIE BENEDICTO

929 ROSALES, MARY GRACE CONDE

930 ROSARIO, RICHMOND TUNGOL

931 ROSAS, JONARD MONTECALVO

932 ROXAS, ARTHUR ALFRED VELVES

933 RUBILLAR, RACHEL ESMA

934 RUEDA, CHRISTIAN PAULO VILLALON

935 RUIZ, JAYSON HONORIO

936 RULL, LEO ANGELO AREJOLA

937 SAAVEDRA, NEIL JAMIL SILANG

938 SABALO, ELLY JON JAMPIT

939 SABASALES, RANDOLPH JAY TOONG

940 SACO, JOHN NICOLAS MAYLAS

941 SAGAD, ARJEL JOSEPH LEQUIRON

942 SALADA, MARK PAOLO PLETE

943 SALAGA, JUNROE BANAYAG

944 SALAZAR, JUMAR VALLO

945 SALAZAR, RHEA CARMELA MALLANTA

946 SALCEDO, LIZETTE LOURDES MORILAO

947 SALVADORA, POLITICO JAY LUMABE

948 SALVANIA, MARY GRACE JOSON

949 SAMANIEGO, MARIONE ASTIN OLLERES

950 SAMATRA, RESTITUTO JR BANGAYAN

951 SAMONTE, DANDREB LEGASPI

952 SAN DIEGO, EDWIN MOJICA

953 SAN DIEGO, IVAN PATRICK MARCOS

954 SAN JOSE, AUGUSTO JR BERNARDO

955 SAN JUAN, SANDRA ALEXIE CELONES

956 SAN PEDRO, KATRINA DIANA BON TIONGSON

957 SANCHEZ, CRISSAN PISARADA

958 SANCHEZ, FLORLEONARD RAY ARLAN

959 SANGALANG, RALPH GERARD BOLINA

960 SANTAMARIA, NEILJAN NAPOLES

961 SANTANDER, MAE CONCEPCION SUMALINOG

962 SANTAYANA, IAN CLAUDIO REYES

963 SANTIAGO, JAN GAYLENE CABRAL

964 SANTONIA, JEFFERSON PACRES

965 SANTOS, ARLAN ROIE ARELLANO

966 SANTOS, HERMAINE TAMAÑO

967 SANTOS, IVAN BUCOY

968 SANTOS, JEREMY JAMES DE JESUS

969 SANTOS, JOHAN CHRISTIAN MORALES

970 SANTOS, JOHN ROBERT BACUÑO

971 SANTOS, MARC ERICSON CHAVEZ

972 SANTOS, MELVIN AHMIEL FLORES

973 SANTOS, MICHELLE ANN RAMOS

974 SANTOS, QUEENIE CARLOS

975 SANTOS, RACHELLE GANTE

976 SANTOS, RAN JOEMAR LOPEZ

977 SANTOS, STEVEN SISON

978 SANTOS, YANIZA MONTALBO

979 SARAOS, ELEGIO TOQUERO

980 SARGENTO, JEFF NUDO

981 SARSONAS, JOHN PAULO CO

982 SASIS, JOHN PATRICK MALIJOC

983 SASONDONCILLO, GRACE GAVINO

984 SAULO, MARK ALVIN AGUILAR

985 SAURO, LEILANI CASCAÑO

986 SAUSAL, GLENDA CRUZ

987 SEBASTIAN, ARNOLD STA RITA

988 SEBLOS, SHADAWN GERNAND BAYOG

989 SEE, WYNGARD STACY DIU

990 SENTORIAS, ARVIN REY MARTINEZ

991 SERAFIN, PAOLO MIGUEL ARRIBA

992 SERPA JUAN, JOMAR MANGAHAS

993 SERRANO, REQUEL JOHN MERCADO

994 SIA, ALBERT ZAPATOS

995 SIASON, JERYL PECONCILLO

996 SIBAYAN, MICHAEL GJULLAN SANTOS

997 SIBULO, JOHN CHRISTIAN CEZAR

998 SIGUENZA, MARK ROBIN EUGENIO

999 SIMBULAN, KRISTAN BRYAN CALUNTAD

1000 SIMBULAN, RONNEL MAGLALANG

1001 SIMO, VON FELISILDA

1002 SIOCO, DANILO CHRIS PANOPIO

1003 SO, SHEENA MAUREEN MATONDO

1004 SOLIMAN, JOHN DAVE AUSTRIA

1005 SOLIMAN, MARIGOLD ABANGAN

1006 SOLOMON, STAN SISON

1007 SOMERA, MARVIN PARAME

1008 SON, REIL RIVERA

1009 SONEJA, ARVIN JOSEPH ALKONGA

1010 SOQUILA, RALPH VALTERE VILLADOLID

1011 SORIA, NECOLEI ARCAYERA

1012 SORIANO, EDISON PARADERO

1013 SORIAO, MARLON ALEXANDRO SALAZAR

1014 SUGUE, REMELYN MANUEL

1015 SUMAYLO, MARK IAN TAGAAN

1016 SUNGA, ANDREW MIRANDA

1017 SUPNET, DANNY RAQUEL

1018 SURIAGA, JAYVIE AMPON

1019 SY, MARK CHRISTIAN MANTO

1020 SYJUCO, REGINALD MARTIN PULUMBARIT

1021 TA-ASAN, KRISHAN PHILIPP PADILLA

1022 TABLARIN, CHARLES VANCLEEF SANCHEZ

1023 TACAY, REUEL BUGAOISAN

1024 TADURAN, ARIANE ROSE CARTAGENA

1025 TAGABAN, VINCENT MARMOL

1026 TAJOLOSA, NIEL CALAMIGAN

1027 TALABAN, CHARLIE LOZARITA

1028 TALAVER, JUVIE VILLEGAS

1029 TALIBSAO, RECHELLE ATIENZA

1030 TALUCOD, JEFFREY AUSTRIA

1031 TAMSON, CARLO CABADING

1032 TAN, ALLAN CUPIDO

1033 TAN, BERNARD JAMES UY

1034 TAN, GEORGE JR GALLA

1035 TAN, MARLON LOBO

1036 TAN, STEPHANIE RAMPAS

1037 TANO, EVANGELINE MATA

1038 TANYAG, RIYETH PANGAN

1039 TAQUEBAN, ELMER GACUTAN

1040 TATUNAY, DENMARK HADLOS

1041 TAYAG, JONATHAN VITASA

1042 TAYSON, KRIZZLE MAULANIN

1043 TAÑAMOR, CHRISTIAN EMMANUEL BRUEL

1044 TEDOR, ANA RIZZA TAPALES

1045 TEJADA, HAROLD CIERVO

1046 TEJANO, MANUEL JR SANTIAGO

1047 TEMOSA, MELANIE COLATA

1048 TEMPLA, MARK ANTHONY LLANES

1049 TENORIO, NOEL CASTRO

1050 TIBAJIA, GINO VIRGILIO BAUTISTA

1051 TICON, LESLIE ABBYJILL ERAMIS

1052 TIMBANG, DENNIS TORRES

1053 TIU, BRIAN GO

1054 TOMELDEN, LEORINA OCAMPO

1055 TONOGBANUA, JENEL ESPITAL

1056 TORCHIVA, WINSLEY JASON SY

1057 TORCULAS, JOSELITO DE LARA

1058 TORIDA, JOHN LLOYD CAGAYAN

1059 TORRES, APRIL VINDUYA

1060 TORRES, J MARIE ALVIN DORMIDO

1061 TRIA, JUMER ORBEGOSO

1062 TRINIDAD, ENGELLAND GALICIA

1063 TROVELA, RYAN JOSEPH ESPINEDA

1064 TUBOLA, ORLAND DELFINO

1065 TUICO, JONAS FLORES

1066 TUMANG, RONCHITO CATACUTAN

1067 TURINGAN, JERRY VILLENA

1068 TUSOY, ANTHONY JAMES DAJAO

1069 TY, FERNANDO MARTIN YU

1070 TY, RODERICK ALAMBATANG

1071 UDAL, REAGAN BALESCO

1072 UDANG, KEVIN PEREZ

1073 UGALE, EDISON JR GARIN

1074 UMALI, EMMANUELLE ABLAN

1075 UNIDA, ISAIAH BACUYAG

1076 URBANO, JAYZELYN APRIL CORPUZ

1077 USANA, MELANIO JR DIAZ

1078 UY, IRIS EVELYN TAN

1079 UY, MILA LABUGUEN

1080 VALDEZ, ANTON KRISTOFFER VALENZUELA

1081 VALDEZ, DERICK FRANCIS PICART

1082 VALENCIA, MARIA ZHANE PARCIO

1083 VALENCIA, MARK DANIEL DE LEON

1084 VALENCIA, RUMEL JR NOYNAY

1085 VALERIANO, JAMES CHRISTOPHER SABIDONG

1086 VALEZA, RONNEL SALEN

1087 VALLADARES, MAE JANIS SELLADO

1088 VALLENTE, FRENZ WARVY ANONOY

1089 VALLES, VERNON HERRERA

1090 VALMADRID, ROLANDO JR REYES

1091 VASO, JACQUES MARTIN FRANCISCO

1092 VASQUEZ, STEVENS ARROGANTE

1093 VELASCO, ROMMEL CERIAS

1094 VENTORILLO, JANE GLOSSIL SARMIENTO

1095 VENTURA, ERICSON DELA CRUZ

1096 VIBAR, DODJIE II BALLON

1097 VICENTE, KAREN JOY UNTALAN

1098 VICMUDO, HYGINUS JEFF VINLUAN

1099 VICTOR, ARVER LLEMOS

1100 VIDAD, MARK VILLA DE LA CRUZ

1101 VILLAFLORES, MICHAEL JEFFREY ACEVEDO

1102 VILLAFUERTE, JONALYN MENDOZA

1103 VILLAFUERTE, MARIAN ERIS ALONZO

1104 VILLAHERMOSA, BARRY UY

1105 VILLALOBOS, MARIANNE BAUTISTA

1106 VILLAMAYOR, RICHARD JOSEPH YUMANG

1107 VILLANUEVA, CARMELO RAZON

1108 VILLANUEVA, DENNIS IAN JUAN

1109 VILLANUEVA, ELIZABETH MARTINEZ

1110 VILLANUEVA, JESSICA LAMPA

1111 VILLARICA, ROBERT KEN MACALINTAL

1112 VILLARUEL, DESIREE ANNE CUSTODIO

1113 VILLAS, ULYSSES NILO

1114 VILLEGAS, HEIDI PRINCIPE

1115 VILLEGAS, NEIL CHAN PIODOS

1116 VILLEGAS, ROMUALDO ABENDAN

1117 VILLONDO, KEVIN JAY RAZONADO

1118 VINTA, HAZELMAE SAN PEDRO

1119 VINZONS, LESTER UY

1120 VITORILLO, ARIADNE SARTE

1121 VITTO, MJ GENEROSO

1122 VOLFANGO, JONATHAN PALAD

1123 WADAN, ELLEN ROSE GABALDA

1124 YANA, REGIL ANUNCIADO

1125 YANG, NORMAN PAUL MARCOS

1126 YANGUAS, AIDA LLOREN

1127 YEBRA, EFREN AUGUSTO JR RIVERA

1128 YOLANGCO, DAVIS DIMAYUGA

1129 YONGCO, JONNEL ESTRADA

1130 YSON, CARMELO REY ALIPANTE

1131 YUMANG, JAYSON ARNUCO

NOTHING FOLLOWS----------------------

Manila, Philippines

OCTOBER 30, 2009

RECOMMENDING APPROVAL:

SYLVIA I. MARCELO

Chairman

Board of Electronics Engineering

APPROVED:

NICOLAS P. LAPEÑA, JR.

Chairman

SONA Alert: Free Day Tom! :P

Per CHED Chair Angeles, no classes tomorrow. UP Diliman will follow, NO CLASSES TOM. FYI. Tnx. Chan. Cao.

-text message from USC

Yet Another Year - Did I Learn My Lesson?

It sucks. It totally sucks! I'm still in college. I just can't get over it. I can never get used to it. All I do is trying not to think of it. I always tell myself that I hate regrets, but with my academic run, there is just no other choice...

Somebody from my organization asked me to write tips on studying. The hell! Hahaha! They totally got the wrong person doing it. But then, he insisted on it. Here goes, hahaha! Hey! I did a lot of thinking here, haha! Also stole ideas from past articles of the same topic, hahaha! Still cheating, hahaha!


Are you new to the university? Check out these tips!

1. Play it safe, aim for a one (1)
Targeting just a passing grade will get you nowhere. It won’t give you the gist of a course. It can also add to those times that you regret all your life – if you fall short from a 3 (passing grade in UP grading system), it will end up you taking removals, worse, retaking the subject. You wouldn’t want to a get a 4 (for removals) and definitely not a 5 (fail), right?

2. Cramming is not your guy, totally avoid him.
Include in your daily routine some time for studying. It makes everything flow smoother. Studying won’t be a drag if you do it little by little. Cramming everything the day before an exam is a mortal sin. Memorization alone will not save you – intensive skills are needed in solving. It is impossible to gain this in just one night. Escape that panic.
If you have breaks in between your classes, sandwich some study time right there. Just find your academic niche in the campus. Engineering Library II is one of the cool spots – nice lighting, air conditioner on and most importantly, that geeky feeling, haha!

3. Practice solving.
So how can you ace exams? Practice solving a lot. It prevents the dreaded “mental block” and it does decrease the time you spend solving a problem. That would buy you time to review your answers during exams. Problem sets, take home quizzes, assignments, machine exercises, plates – just do them seriously and you are in the right track. Learn to do them by yourself. If you can’t, then be sure to understand the method as you try to seek help. Why? Because it’s possible that REAL EXAMS will resemble these given take homes. If you have more time, try more exercises, say those from the books you use in your subjects.
You can never blame not passing an exam to a professor that does not teach well. You have to take into account that still, everything is in your hands. If you think the professor is not doing his or her job well, then it should be your prerogative to study more – so, practice more! Yay!

4. Learn to manage your time, prioritize & plan ahead.
List the things that you should accomplish, both academic and extra-curricular. Rank them according to priority. Of course, studying should be on top of your list. Take note of the dates of your exams. Sometimes, everything is on one day. Better do something precautious rather than cram everything in one night. Remember, you are a student. However, chances are, when you do nothing but study, there comes a point that you will be saturated and toxic. Its either you lose your concentration or you just get fed off studying. Take your time off. Release your stress. Strike a balance.
Stick with your plan as much as possible. Avoid diversions. Assume that you easily get distracted with stuff that tickles your curiosity and desires, hahah! So be strong!

5. If all else fails, call for backup
Consultation. If you misunderstood a concept or two, why look for someone else when you can ask it directly to your professor. Be sure to take note of their consultation hours. They expect students to visit them in those times. He/she will gladly answer any of your queries. By any chance, that you can’t seem to find time with your professor, find somebody else who could help you. You could even drop by ERG tambayan to grab a copy of sample exams or even books.
Group study. Generally, studying in groups works well. Keeps you awake. Gives you a hand with difficult concepts. Finds you somebody who share your misery, haha! Just be careful with choosing your group. You might end up doing something not so academic. Stick with the reason why you are together. And very important, be sure to read ahead of the group study. Make the benefit mutual, have something to share to them. It could also get you alienated in the discussions if you don’t know a thing they are talking about.

6. Check your standing.
Let’s say you did your best, and yet, you are in the brink of flunking a subject – don’t panic. Recognize where you are standing at and do some action. Compute for your target grade to pass the course. It will serve as your motivation to do better. Dropping is not a mighty solution. Don’t fail yourself before your professor does. Realize the domino effect it will take on your road to graduation.
However, miracle does happen. I mean, if you did your part and still troubled, majority of your classmates might share the same burden. Your saviour, the curve, just might save you. Hmmm, but don’t count on it.

7. Be physically and mentally present in class.
Listen to your teachers. Usually, teachers in our department are basing their exams in their lectures. Take down notes. It serves you another purpose by the way – not sleeping in class. Doing advanced reading will help a lot. It is not expected that you should have already understood it before class, but it will more or less give you a feel of what to expect. Trying to list down what you don’t understand while reading would be a bright move. Ideally, after a class, these questions would have been answered.

At the end of the day, just reflect on why you are in college. Everything will fall into place if you are determined to realize your goals. These tips might not apply to you, but as long as you know what you want, you will come up with your own set of tips that is tailor-fit to you. Every thing is a case-to-case basis after all.
If you haven’t thought about it, you better start thinking. Have a mind set. Brainwash yourself if necessary. You have to reprogram your lifestyle while you still can. Start drawing those patterns for your five yours. Have it tailor-fit.


I'll try to digest this. :))

Yihee!

I'm not a total loser after all!! Haha! My target grade for the finals was 79 in ME63. I thought it was not feasible. Imagine, like I got 11-50-55-70, how am I gonna get a 79. Its all in the concentration. If you have this drive in studying, you're really gonna get there. Its not the length of time you spent studying, its in the amount of concentration you alloted the time you studied.

Congratulate me!! I got 93.3!! Hahaha! Weeeh! I'm not a total disaster!! Weeeh! Thanks to everybody who pepped me up! Love you all! :D Mwaaah!

I guess its a yes...

Its time to mourn...

I blew it again!

I really need a miracle to pass now! Someone! Help! I hate number '5'!! Huhuhu!

Yet another week

The week isn't starting, but I kinda feel weak already. Physics 103 4th problem set is due tomorrow morning, and another will be given as soon we submit it. By Wednesday, the 3rd examinations is up for ME63. Could I reach my target grade of 90 to pass the course? (asa pa!) On the other hand, the second long exam for EEE 107 is on Saturday. Ow crap! I'm assigned the typist for the Yakal Week Sociocom affairs, with Kuya Transfi. Again, I will not be able to enjoy this year's Yakal Week. By the way, drop by Yakal on Friday for the Open House.

Also, Good Luck to Mary Grace Santos, Loulou Zamora and Christine Anne Barrera! Please vote them as you EEE Representatives! :D

Beat that!!

Haha! More than a month past!

I'm starting to lose my self-esteem. Lately, everything is going wrong, with my acads in particular. I just made a new record! 11.7/100 in an exam! Haha! Beat that! How I wish I could make it through this semester! How could I reach my 4.5-dream! It gets harder and harder to reach, but I'm still holding on. Never in my mind was I convinced to drop the subject despite my scores.

But there's one thing this week that made me ecstatic. Haha! I made it speaking in front of a class in CBA! I was able to shoot speeding-bullet answers to my classmates. Here's a proof of the success of this reporting that I say. A picture with UP President Roman after our case report. All of us plastered bright smiles! NOW! BEAT THAT!

"It makes me shiver!"

I can’t believe what I had done! I just pushed an add matriculation for a BA 101 subject that met two sessions already. And guess what, do you know who my professor is? Look to the right, it's just the University of the Philippines President, that’s all!

The fear-factor episode started when I was feeling guilty that I, after accomplishing my registration, had an ideal schedule, ideal schedule to sleep. Imagine this, during Tuesdays and Fridays, I supposedly had a 4:00 to 6:00 pm class, and that’s all. I could sleep the whole day and just wait until the clock strikes four til I leave my sanctuary. I’m just not so use to it.

And here comes the hours of chattering with my roommate Ramil. The topic went to my guilt and had me convinced mailing the Dr. Emerlinda Roman to admit me in her BA 101 class. That was like 8pm, November 15th. I waited for a response til 1:00 am, but it end up vanquishing my hopes in thin air.

The next day, my persistence began aflame again. The thought won’t leave my head. After lunch, I checked my mail using Mark’s laptop at the 3^rd floor QZ in the department. My eyes became bright at the sight. I just received a reply from the UP president, and she let me in her class. A thread of mail made my mission impossible possible.

I couldn’t forget my knees shaking the moment I stepped on the Office of the President, and still, they won’t stop, because tomorrow is yet another day, my first day in room BA 303.

COME WHAT MAY!

Step In

I can’t imagine how frustrating my academic life can get! I am deprived to do all that I can all the time (Haha! Which I think is also my fault oftentimes). When I have a lot of time to answer the examination, its either I’m on a mental block or I forgot to review a particular concept. On the other hand, if I am confident that I know how to answer everything after I browse the questionaire, as the end time of the exam is at the nick of time, I’ll be left with a number or two blank O my gulay! The latter just reiterated a while ago! This was my chance to get a 1.0 in a EEE subject, but it flew away swiftly, out of my reach. EEE 21 is so frustrating.

I think one person is feeling guilty right now. And I would like to let you know that you shouldn’t be. We didn’t arrive late for the exam solely because you came late in our breakfast date. It takes two to tango. If I set an earlier time for us to eat our meal, we would have started earlier answering those wicked problems. I think I owe you an apology for that. So cheer up! No need to cancel our breakfast sessions, just when the circumstances suggest us too perhaps.

I just would like to wish Sir Richard Hizon good luck for his study leave. Sorry sir, I didn’t have time to answer your question, I left a note there instead, haha! Hehe, I think its useless putting this paragraph here, its least likely that sir will find his way in this uninteresting blog.

We shouldn’t let these flip flops stimulate depression on us, we wear them!! Hahaha! Let's rejoice! We literally rule over them!!

Blog-Boggle

The time I heard about blogs, I wanted to publish one of my own. I find it as a venue to practice what I enjoyed doing during high school – writing. But why is it just now that I published my blog?

I ain’t that confident with my writing. Ever since, I shop carts of criticism. I have a problem with fluidity, that is, I tend to jump from one idea to another without transitions.

But why now?

This semester, I took Sociology 10 under Nicole Curato. In this course, we are required to submit think pieces. Luckily, I got a 1.0 on the second one! Haha! It boosted up my morale that I too could write. Also, my friends started creating their blogs. Suddenly, there wasn’t anything that holds be back from publishing. Bwalaah!! This is my blog!

Later, I just realized that I don’t care if people would not appreciate my writing, why I really wanted to make a blog is for it to be an outlet – both for my frustration as a writer and for my depressions. Writing makes me forget about my worries.

Here is my Think Piece #2:

When I stay in the dormitory during weekends, I wake up at around 8:00 in the morning. I do my oatmeal and open my desktop computer. After surfing a number of web pages, I’ll find time to practice solving some exercise problems in textbooks for an upcoming exam. To unwind from a headaching dose of complex math equations, I turn to my PC and enjoy hero-killing in Defense of the Ancients (DotA). I was just wondering; what if the corporations that brought about these stuffs didn’t exist? What would I eat? What would I surf? What would I study? What would I play?

Indeed, corporations rule my world. Unconsciously, they imposed on me my lifestyle via mass media. I live in the one-dimensionality that television and cyberspace enforces, as Marcuse would put it. And certainly, I am not alone in this experience. Through exposition of certain choices on screen that you aren’t really choosing, you tend to manifest your preferences from this slate. In the end, you still are a finish product of the conspiracy of these corporations.

On the other hand, the much visible authority figures are the helpless ones. Ironic as it may seem, though the government has a number of agencies to exercise power, the people’s compliance to the order they are trying to establish is not achieved completely, unlike the corporations’ ‘Propaganda Model”, if I may borrow the term from Chomsky. The question of legitimacy even adds up to the resistance to the current administration. The government even uses the resources and media of the corporations to advocate their aspirations. The Department of Tourism needed to be hand-in-hand with SMART to boost its WOW Philippines. What if SMART refused the partnership? Surely, the company will continue earning big money but what will be left of the efforts to uplift tourism. This only proves the dominance of power of the corporations. They held in their hands weapons that are beyond the perception of the five senses.

Since the administration is enthroned by the elites, the elites have the faculty of supports to maintain an administration, and the elites have the judgement to the termination of an administration. Evidently, the government maintains a good atmosphere and a good relationship with the foreign investors and businessmen to attract them. We still haven’t exhausted all the assets the country has, so for the meanwhile, we loosen up things for these investors for them to flood in. Take tax incentive for instance. Where is the quality of Phillippe Legrain’s so-called ‘control’ there?

Filipinos proved the world the genius in their foreheads, and yet, the government had taken them for granted. It’s already gold, yet it slipped from our hands. The basket of the corporations was just directly underneath. Sampaguita is our national flower, yet we can’t have the patent of its scent. It is a symbol of the nation but still it was bought. Many scholarships are being awarded to the best students and but they don’t have the choice where to work after they graduate. Even a number of researches in our department, DEEE, are already alloted for the sponsor companies like Intel. Before the country could ever behold and hear the projects, the corporations already are reserved the rights to mass produce such because they funded them.

People may subject that money is not the world, but look at the status quo, is it really not? Who isn’t a victim of “media’s bread and circus” (Marcuse)? With the power that corporations possess, they were able to manipulate our way of living discretely. We are starting to lose our distinction, such evident culture hybridization driven by these companies. Even close family ties are being broken by the high mobility of the employed, still brought to us by companies. We are starting to lose our identity and country. We are indirectly being run by these corporations. What do we have that we can call our own? Care to have a critical lifestyle check?

Before I end this entry, I would like to take this opportunity to thank my Socio 10 instructor for an eye-opening semester. I now do not look at certain events flatly, from the words that reverberated PH 108-110 in 7:00 in the morning, I see them three-dimensional. Thank you Neeks, my best teacher! If you don’t believe me, I INSIST!

My Dose of Sleeping Pills

Two weeks more and its over, the almost sleepless nights will end. No more worries. Nothing will lay doubts on enjoying leisure any longer. At last, another semester will pass!

But before celebration, a pile of work is in front of me. Four long written examinations. Two lab reports. One design problem. One practical examination.

Every night, my head is parting. One half says that I have to start doing the stack of paper on top of my desk. I have to make every minute of these last two weeks worthwhile, but the other part is arguing that I shouldn’t be studying all the time. When the clock strikes one in the morning, a battle rages as the dawn is approaching. A forbidden battle through the LAN connection of the dormitory. People who know me would surely get what I’m saying. The circumstances leave me defenseless. Like I can say no… Free network gaming – a haven for somebody like me. Another distraction – ANIME. I didn’t do well in the 3^rd exam in EEE 41 because I spent half the night before the exam watching FATE/STAY NIGHT (Chapie boy!!! Arf! Arf!)! How I wish I could turn off the PC – I’LL DIE!! When I start reading lectures, around three to four pages, I'm already sleepy. I don’t know what to do. I guess it becomes my dose of sleeping pills. What am I gonna do!?!?

Studying is fun. I have to convince myself. Studying is fun. I do love studying; I really have to convince myself!