UPCAT 2012 (for SY 2012-2013) results released online – get results here

congratulations to all!

the UPCAT does not have to be a difficult entrance exam for students to pass it, it’s just that a lot of students take the exam that makes it the most competitive. the very high number of students taking the UPCAT is the one that makes it very difficult to get it.

the upside is that many college students do not take just the UPCAT, they take other entrance exams of other colleges.  it is very possible that many of these students who pass the UPCAT end up not enrolling at UP but in the other universities they applied in. that opens up opportunities for UPCAT takers who are on wait list and even for other students who did not pass to make an appeal.  we do not know what are the chances of success are but it is worth a try.  good luck!

 

 

University of the Philippines UPCAT Results 2012 Online (For incoming freshmen of AY 2012-2013) MAIN SITE | MIRROR 1 | MIRROR 2 | MIRROR 3

PAGE NAME RANGE 1 AARON, EUNICE MONCADA – ABES, HECTOR SALAZAR 2 ABES, LOIZA ALLISON BANDIOLA – ACLAN, SHERLYN ANTOINETTE BOONGALING 3 ACLAN, STELLAH GRACE PALOMARES – AGREDA, ROCHELLE IVY DELACRUZ 4 AGRIMANO, RONALYN BENDO – ALAZAS, ANDRE MIKO BONTES 5 ALBA, MAXINE LALLY TYBACO – ALFARO, RACHELLE ANNE TOLENTINO 6 ALFARO, RUMEL ANGELO TORRE – ALVARAN, LOUISE MARIE ROSE TUMALIUAN 7 ALVAREZ, ANNE KRISTINE VILLANUEVA – ANCHETA, ALEJANDRO LORENZO SANTOS 8 ANCHETA, ELLICE DANE WEE – ANSUAS, ANGELO BAYE BRUCELO 9 ANTANG, EULA KRISTINA DELA CRUZ – ARAMBULO, LYRACHEL GENERAL 10 ARANA, JOHN PAUL NUNEZ – ARNEDO, JHON PAUL PASCUA 11 ARNIGO, JAY MAR BRIONES – AUSTRIA, FLORIE MAE SALAZAR 12 AUSTRIA, HANNAH FAYE MERCADO – BAGADIONG, RIZZAH MAE SIGUA 13 BAGAIPO, JAIRUS PAGAR – BALDOVINO, APRIL JOY GOMEZ 14 BALDOVINO, EUNICE MARICAR MAGSALIN – BANGELES, ROSIE GIL 15 BANGGAT, KENN RAPHAEL MANOOS – BARRIDA, APRIL GRACE VILLASIS 16 BARRIENTOS, MONSOUR ALBERTO – BAUTISTA, IVAN TEDISON ARELLANO 17 BAUTISTA, JANINA HIPOLITO – BELDEROL, KEMUEL CLYDE MEDRANO 18 BELDIA, JEFFREY THOMAS VILLAPANDO – BERNALDO, MARDY GRACE ANN RESCOBER 19 BERNALES, JASPER JAMOROL – BOADO, KEIZEL MINORKA JOLONGBAYAN 20 BOADO, KRISTINA ABIGAIL ARANZANSO – BORJA, MAYBELLINE ROSETTE CERVERA 21 BORJA, PATRICIA TACO – BUENCONSEJO, DANA GRACE SIAPNO 22 BUENCONSEJO, JULIAN HALLADO – CAAMOD, ANNABELLE CRUDA 23 CAASI, PAULO MALGAPO – CABUSAS, KAREN GRACE LASCUNA 24 CABUSORA, RINAH LAE INSIGNE – CALDERON, KENNETH BANZUELA 25 CALDERON, KHRISTA LHEY VILLANUEVA – CANCERAN, PATRICIA JUNE LAYCO 26 CANCIO, KHRISTINE CARINO – CARAGA, AGATHA ANGELA IGNACIO 27 CARAGAN, MARISA ALARIN – CARTABIO, THREB GABRIEL FULE 28 CARTAGENA, LOUIE BALBOA – CASTRO, JAIAN XEPHEL GAMOSO 29 CASTRO, JAN CARLO MARCELO – CEDENO, MA ALAILA GUMAQUIL 30 CEJALVO, RENELIZA DALIPE – CHAVEZ, TONI MARIE HARO 31 CHAVEZ, VAN PAOLO DEL CASTILLO – CLADO, DANIEL WEAVER 32 CLARIDAD, JENNY JOY CABALLERO – CONCEPCION, EINA IZABELA ZAIDE 33 CONCEPCION, GAYLE RAHAB ANN RACCA – CORTEZ, ANDREW TIAMSON 34 CORTEZ, ANGELICA JOIECE CANILLADA – CRUZ, MARYA CHRISTEL IMMACULATE BURIO 35 CRUZ, MENANDRO II VERZOSA – DABLE, FRANCES MARIE JANDONERO 36 DABUET, KRISTIANNE CHYNA CHU TE – DARATO, BRET JOHN ONCOG 37 DARCEN, NICA THERESE MERCADO – DE GUZMAN, CHRISTIAN BRAVO 38 DE GUZMAN, CHRISTINE MAE PITALBO – DE PADUA, JAN LOUBERT 39 DE PADUA, RUSSEL BALTORES – DEL ROSARIO, GUENEVE BASILIO 40 DEL ROSARIO, JAN NOEL DIAZ – DELARIARTE, MISHA LOUISE ALCAZAR 41 DELASAS, GEMIELE ELAINE CAPISTRANO – DEYTIQUEZ, MARRIAN JOHANNA COTIANGCO 42 DIALOGO, SANDRA SURITA – DISSANAYAKE, IVY JOYCE AQUINO 43 DISTAL, JOSEPH PATRICK – DOROMAL, ROCHELLE LOUISE DELA CRUZ 44 DORON, MICHAEL BERNARD BRYAN DORIAS – EBATE, NEIL PHILIP LAZARITO 45 EBDANI, JENNIFER DERESMA – ENCENDENCIA, CHRISHA DAGPIN 46 ENCINA, ZALDY MARK FERIDO – ESCUDERO, JOHN AGUSTIN PINEDA 47 ESCUDO, RODEL GOZO – ESTAPIA, MARIE NEIL OLANDRIA 48 ESTARDO, JESSICA LICUAN – FABICON, SAMANTHA JOIE FERRERA 49 FABILA, CHRISTY PACLIBAR – FERNANDEZ, ANGELA JOY BALAGOSA 50 FERNANDEZ, ANGELA LOUISE GUDANI – FLORECE, CHRISTINE MARIE CALA-OR 51 FLORENDO, CARL ANDREW ALIPALA – FRANCISCO, JEWEL MIKA MORENENCIA 52 FRANCISCO, MA CARIZA PASCUAL – GALANG, EIRA CHARIZ ROQUE 53 GALANG, ELSON IAN NYL EBREO – GANOTISI, FRANCES MIGUEL 54 GANS, NICCOLO AGUJO – GARZON, JIEZL MAE LEYBLE 55 GASAPO, KAREN ROSE VICENCIO – GERMINAL, CHRISTINE FAITH GEGANTOCA 56 GERMINAL, NINA GRACE RAMIREZ – GO-ACO, VONCARLO CENIZA 57 GOAD, JHONNABIE TINA – GOROSPE, MARIA CORINE BERTIZ 58 GOROSPE, STEPHANIE GRACE CAPAO-AN – GUIMMAYEN, NEIL ANGELO CONEL 59 GUINANDAL, ADELFA ROSE BELICARIO – HERBON, ARRON LUCIUS BESARES 60 HERBOSA, JONNEL REDONDO – HUBILLA, FATIMA ATHENA DESTURA 61 HUBO, NICOLE JULIET BUENDIA – INFANTE, JELLOU MAE SORIANO 62 INFANTE, VAN CARLO MIGUEL – JARENCIO, MARY JEEL CABANUS 63 JAREOL, JANE SUMO – JUAN, CEZ DOMINIQUE ABITAN 64 JUAN, DANIELE – LABANTA, DECEMAE LYKA REGATON 65 LABAO, JOREM PAULO MELENCIO – LAGUARDIA, JAMILAH PAOLA DELA CRUZ 66 LAGUDAS, JESSA BERONILLA – LARAYA, KURT JOSEFF VILLAREAL 67 LARCIA, TANYA ALYANA LIMBO – LEBRILLA, FREZEL JADE COLACION 68 LEDESMA, AUGUSTO XAVIER NAVAL – LIBERATO, LISA KATRINA CONDE 69 LIBIANO, MARIA CAMILLE REVILLA – LIMBAGA, LORENZO GABRIEL CASCON 70 LIMBAGO, ALLAN JOSEPH DATOY – LOBITANA, CARLO JOSEPH ESTIGOY 71 LOBO, ELOISA RACHEL CUA – LOZANO, ANGELA JOY TANGANGCO 72 LOZANO, EMMANUEL GOMEZ – MAANO, PRINCE LESTER CAPISTRANO 73 MAAPE, JOHN NOEL RATILLA – MAGALLANES, LOISE EMBERR JANE GALLEGO 74 MAGALLON, CLARISSE LAUNIO – MAGUAD, MA ALTHEA TACSAGON 75 MAGUAD, STEPHEN DAVE SERVANCIA – MALTO, ZABRINA BERNICE LACUANAN 76 MALUBAY, GERINA ROSE CABALBAL – MANGANTE, MARIZ RAGA 77 MANGAO, ARNOLDUS MARZONIA – MARABI, JUDITH ANN CUEVA 78 MARABUT, GIANNA MARIE LINCHANGCO – MARQUEZ, SAMANTHA ANGELES 79 MARQUEZ, SAMANTHA LORAINE ERANA – MATULA, IGNATIUS MATTHEW CUBAL 80 MATULAC, JULIE ANN ZERRUDO – MENDOZA, AARON JAMES FIGUEROA 81 MENDOZA, ABBYGAIL GARCIA – MERCADO, MIGUEL EDUARDO MANIANGLUNG 82 MERCADO, MONIQUE ELOISE TEVES – MOLAS, ROMULO MARTIN III SANCHEZ 83 MOLASE, EDA MARIE VILLANUEVA – MONTOYA, PATRICIA MINELA LUSONG 84 MONTUD, SITTIE NIZHRAN ALLYSSA DORO – MUNOZ, RICARDO JR RANO 85 MUNSAYAC, MICHELLE GONZALES – NAS, JOHN SYLVESTER BRUSOLA 86 NASAYAO, MARIA TRICIA BERTIZ – NICDAO, TRISHA JEM JOVELLANOS 87 NICOLAS, AHRJAE JOY PRINCESS SULFELIX – OBERES, RAYMUND JUN TORDA 88 OBIAL, DENNIE ROSE SAPONG – OLAZO, STEPHEN ANDY MONTEAGUDO 89 OLEGARIO, NEIL KARLO ZAFRA – OQUENDO, NOEL AGUILAR 90 ORA, VICELLE JOY ABARENTOS – OZARAGA, MARIA KATRINA CHUA 91 OZON, MAY FREDELYN MIOLE – PAGADUAN, JUSTIN CORDOBA 92 PAGADUAN, KAREN TAM – PALMES, CHARLENE MANDARICIO 93 PALMES, GILGEN PARRENAS – PARAGAS, ROSE ANN MARIE NATE 94 PARAISO, JAYVEE MAGBANLAC – PATRON, JENNIFER ESTOLLOSO 95 PATRON, ROED DERIS – PERALTA, MARGARETTE KAYE BOLARES 96 PERALTA, MARIANI ANGEL LOMUGDANG – PIEDAD, MARICAR ROLUNA 97 PIELAGO, PATRICIA ANN ANDAL – PON-AN, CHARLENE JOYCE FRANCO 98 PONCE, ALBERT ALLAN YAN – PUNZALAN, MARI JANAE PAULA ALIBADBAD 99 PUNZALAN, MARIANNE CABALLERO – RABANOS, CARYL ANN ALCAZAREN 100 RABAYA, LUWIN JOSEPH ABADIANO – RAMOS, JOSE IMANUEL CRUZ 101 RAMOS, JOYCE ANNE LORIA – RECOPUERTO, HARMON SARDINA 102 RECOTE, JHOANNA REY CLEMENTE – REVEREZA, JEREMIAH JOSEPH LEGARDA 103 REVILLA, BRIAN JOSHUA MAPACPAC – REYNALDO, ERWIN ROMMEL TAYO 104 REYNALDO, SHAMAH REGIMEN – RODENAS, PAUL EMMANUEL REY 105 RODEO, ALMAIZA MARIE FRANCISCO – ROSALES, LLOYD BEIEL ATIENZA 106 ROSALES, MIKHAILA KLAUDINE AN – SABINO, ELHAINE MAE LOLONG 107 SABIO, EARL BRYAN PALMA – SALLY, ELENA GRACE LOCSIN 108 SALMANI, KATRINA JAYASHREE GUTIERREZ – SAN PEDRO, MARCUS JUDE PLEYTO 109 SAN PEDRO, PRESCILLA DIORGIA GUINTO – SANTOS, CHRISTIAN PAOLO MICO 110 SANTOS, CHYNNA SOPHIA ALONZO – SARMIENTO, SHAINE MARIE TANG 111 SARNE, MARAH DANICA CALONIA – SERDAN, SHARA KAYE ORONOS 112 SERDENO, HANNAH CHERYL LANIOG – SILVA, JOSE MIGUEL GERONIMO 113 SILVA, NIGEL ANDAG – SOLIS, ABBY GAIL 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ACET 2012 results out today, January 14 at Ateneo, online at 12 noon

the crowd has thinned down from this morning's madness for ACET 2012 results, 12 noon

a cellphone pic of the name listed on the board

ACET 2012 results posted at the side of the Blue Eagle Gym

go to ateneo if you can’t wait for the online posting of the ACET 2012  results. it is now available there. otherwise come back here at 12 noon.

looks like the ateneo server is down, the link does not work.

click here : http://ls.ateneo.edu/acet_results.php

this is what you will see when you are able to successfully get to the site:

be patient, the site is very slow and often down

de la salle fudges – DLSUCET 2012 results out this week, today (january 9) unsure; now out!

the DLSUCET 2012 results are out NOW!

click here to find out if you made it:

http://enroll.dlsu.edu.ph/dlsu/freshmen/

update : january 9, 8:40 am

we saw that tweet from @DLSUManila last week saying DLSUCET 2012  results will be released today. we called the DLSU admissions offcie to ask where the link is and the answer we got was that they are unsure when the results will be released. the lady we talked to said to check later today or anytime this week. (my thought balloon: “what the….?”)

i asked her – will it be released today? she could not give me a straight answer and just repeated check within the week.

i told her @DLSUManila tweeted it will be posted today and suggested that they send another tweet to say it can be within the week, otherwise they will get lots of calls today.

this is what is on la salle website, call them to ask : (link: http://www.dlsu.edu.ph/admissions/undergraduate/entrance.asp)

click here previous post : http://wawam.wordpress.com/2012/01/06/dlsucet-2012-results-out-on-january-9/

music for a rainy, cold & overcast day – euge groove’s Bay Area sound

DLSUCET 2012 results are out RIGHT NOW! january 9

the DLSUCET 2012 results are out,

click here to find out if you made it:

http://enroll.dlsu.edu.ph/dlsu/freshmen/

update : january 9, 8:40 am

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get the latest (as of january 9, 8:40am) on the DLSUCET results  from here :    http://wp.me/paTrm-1C0

UP’s UPCAT 2012 results released ahead of schedule (get results here)

the 2012 UPCAT (SY 2012-2013)  results are out!

University of the Philippines UPCAT Results 2012 Online (For incoming freshmen of AY 2012-2013) MAIN SITE | MIRROR 1 | MIRROR 2 | MIRROR 3

PAGE NAME RANGE 1 AARON, EUNICE MONCADA – ABES, HECTOR SALAZAR 2 ABES, LOIZA ALLISON BANDIOLA – ACLAN, SHERLYN ANTOINETTE BOONGALING 3 ACLAN, STELLAH GRACE PALOMARES – AGREDA, ROCHELLE IVY DELACRUZ 4 AGRIMANO, RONALYN BENDO – ALAZAS, ANDRE MIKO BONTES 5 ALBA, MAXINE LALLY TYBACO – ALFARO, RACHELLE ANNE TOLENTINO 6 ALFARO, RUMEL ANGELO TORRE – ALVARAN, LOUISE MARIE ROSE TUMALIUAN 7 ALVAREZ, ANNE KRISTINE VILLANUEVA – ANCHETA, ALEJANDRO LORENZO SANTOS 8 ANCHETA, ELLICE DANE WEE – ANSUAS, ANGELO BAYE BRUCELO 9 ANTANG, EULA KRISTINA DELA CRUZ – ARAMBULO, LYRACHEL GENERAL 10 ARANA, JOHN PAUL NUNEZ – ARNEDO, JHON PAUL PASCUA 11 ARNIGO, JAY MAR BRIONES – AUSTRIA, FLORIE MAE SALAZAR 12 AUSTRIA, HANNAH FAYE MERCADO – BAGADIONG, RIZZAH MAE SIGUA 13 BAGAIPO, JAIRUS PAGAR – BALDOVINO, APRIL JOY GOMEZ 14 BALDOVINO, EUNICE MARICAR MAGSALIN – BANGELES, ROSIE GIL 15 BANGGAT, KENN RAPHAEL MANOOS – BARRIDA, APRIL GRACE VILLASIS 16 BARRIENTOS, MONSOUR ALBERTO – BAUTISTA, IVAN TEDISON ARELLANO 17 BAUTISTA, JANINA HIPOLITO – BELDEROL, KEMUEL CLYDE MEDRANO 18 BELDIA, JEFFREY THOMAS VILLAPANDO – BERNALDO, MARDY GRACE ANN RESCOBER 19 BERNALES, JASPER JAMOROL – BOADO, KEIZEL MINORKA JOLONGBAYAN 20 BOADO, KRISTINA ABIGAIL ARANZANSO – BORJA, MAYBELLINE ROSETTE CERVERA 21 BORJA, PATRICIA TACO – BUENCONSEJO, DANA GRACE SIAPNO 22 BUENCONSEJO, JULIAN HALLADO – CAAMOD, ANNABELLE CRUDA 23 CAASI, PAULO MALGAPO – CABUSAS, KAREN GRACE LASCUNA 24 CABUSORA, RINAH LAE INSIGNE – CALDERON, KENNETH BANZUELA 25 CALDERON, KHRISTA LHEY VILLANUEVA – CANCERAN, PATRICIA JUNE LAYCO 26 CANCIO, KHRISTINE CARINO – CARAGA, AGATHA ANGELA IGNACIO 27 CARAGAN, MARISA ALARIN – CARTABIO, THREB GABRIEL FULE 28 CARTAGENA, LOUIE BALBOA – CASTRO, JAIAN XEPHEL GAMOSO 29 CASTRO, JAN CARLO MARCELO – CEDENO, MA ALAILA GUMAQUIL 30 CEJALVO, RENELIZA DALIPE – CHAVEZ, TONI MARIE HARO 31 CHAVEZ, VAN PAOLO DEL CASTILLO – CLADO, DANIEL WEAVER 32 CLARIDAD, JENNY JOY CABALLERO – CONCEPCION, EINA IZABELA ZAIDE 33 CONCEPCION, GAYLE RAHAB ANN RACCA – CORTEZ, ANDREW TIAMSON 34 CORTEZ, ANGELICA JOIECE CANILLADA – CRUZ, MARYA CHRISTEL IMMACULATE BURIO 35 CRUZ, MENANDRO II VERZOSA – DABLE, FRANCES MARIE JANDONERO 36 DABUET, KRISTIANNE CHYNA CHU TE – DARATO, BRET JOHN ONCOG 37 DARCEN, NICA THERESE MERCADO – DE GUZMAN, CHRISTIAN BRAVO 38 DE GUZMAN, CHRISTINE MAE PITALBO – DE PADUA, JAN LOUBERT 39 DE PADUA, RUSSEL BALTORES – DEL ROSARIO, GUENEVE BASILIO 40 DEL ROSARIO, JAN NOEL DIAZ – DELARIARTE, MISHA LOUISE ALCAZAR 41 DELASAS, GEMIELE ELAINE CAPISTRANO – DEYTIQUEZ, MARRIAN JOHANNA COTIANGCO 42 DIALOGO, SANDRA SURITA – DISSANAYAKE, IVY JOYCE AQUINO 43 DISTAL, JOSEPH PATRICK – DOROMAL, ROCHELLE LOUISE DELA CRUZ 44 DORON, MICHAEL BERNARD BRYAN DORIAS – EBATE, NEIL PHILIP LAZARITO 45 EBDANI, JENNIFER DERESMA – ENCENDENCIA, CHRISHA DAGPIN 46 ENCINA, ZALDY MARK FERIDO – ESCUDERO, JOHN AGUSTIN PINEDA 47 ESCUDO, RODEL GOZO – ESTAPIA, MARIE NEIL OLANDRIA 48 ESTARDO, JESSICA LICUAN – FABICON, SAMANTHA JOIE FERRERA 49 FABILA, CHRISTY PACLIBAR – FERNANDEZ, ANGELA JOY BALAGOSA 50 FERNANDEZ, ANGELA LOUISE GUDANI – FLORECE, CHRISTINE MARIE CALA-OR 51 FLORENDO, CARL ANDREW ALIPALA – FRANCISCO, JEWEL MIKA MORENENCIA 52 FRANCISCO, MA CARIZA PASCUAL – GALANG, EIRA CHARIZ ROQUE 53 GALANG, ELSON IAN NYL EBREO – GANOTISI, FRANCES MIGUEL 54 GANS, NICCOLO AGUJO – GARZON, JIEZL MAE LEYBLE 55 GASAPO, KAREN ROSE VICENCIO – GERMINAL, CHRISTINE FAITH GEGANTOCA 56 GERMINAL, NINA GRACE RAMIREZ – GO-ACO, VONCARLO CENIZA 57 GOAD, JHONNABIE TINA – GOROSPE, MARIA CORINE BERTIZ 58 GOROSPE, STEPHANIE GRACE CAPAO-AN – GUIMMAYEN, NEIL ANGELO CONEL 59 GUINANDAL, ADELFA ROSE BELICARIO – HERBON, ARRON LUCIUS BESARES 60 HERBOSA, JONNEL REDONDO – HUBILLA, FATIMA ATHENA DESTURA 61 HUBO, NICOLE JULIET BUENDIA – INFANTE, JELLOU MAE SORIANO 62 INFANTE, VAN CARLO MIGUEL – JARENCIO, MARY JEEL CABANUS 63 JAREOL, JANE SUMO – JUAN, CEZ DOMINIQUE ABITAN 64 JUAN, DANIELE – LABANTA, DECEMAE LYKA REGATON 65 LABAO, JOREM PAULO MELENCIO – LAGUARDIA, JAMILAH PAOLA DELA CRUZ 66 LAGUDAS, JESSA BERONILLA – LARAYA, KURT JOSEFF VILLAREAL 67 LARCIA, TANYA ALYANA LIMBO – LEBRILLA, FREZEL JADE COLACION 68 LEDESMA, AUGUSTO XAVIER NAVAL – LIBERATO, LISA KATRINA CONDE 69 LIBIANO, MARIA CAMILLE REVILLA – LIMBAGA, LORENZO GABRIEL CASCON 70 LIMBAGO, ALLAN JOSEPH DATOY – LOBITANA, CARLO JOSEPH ESTIGOY 71 LOBO, ELOISA RACHEL CUA – LOZANO, ANGELA JOY TANGANGCO 72 LOZANO, EMMANUEL GOMEZ – MAANO, PRINCE LESTER CAPISTRANO 73 MAAPE, JOHN NOEL RATILLA – MAGALLANES, LOISE EMBERR JANE GALLEGO 74 MAGALLON, CLARISSE LAUNIO – MAGUAD, MA ALTHEA TACSAGON 75 MAGUAD, STEPHEN DAVE SERVANCIA – MALTO, ZABRINA BERNICE LACUANAN 76 MALUBAY, GERINA ROSE CABALBAL – MANGANTE, MARIZ RAGA 77 MANGAO, ARNOLDUS MARZONIA – MARABI, JUDITH ANN CUEVA 78 MARABUT, GIANNA MARIE LINCHANGCO – MARQUEZ, SAMANTHA ANGELES 79 MARQUEZ, SAMANTHA LORAINE ERANA – MATULA, IGNATIUS MATTHEW CUBAL 80 MATULAC, JULIE ANN ZERRUDO – MENDOZA, AARON JAMES FIGUEROA 81 MENDOZA, ABBYGAIL GARCIA – MERCADO, MIGUEL EDUARDO MANIANGLUNG 82 MERCADO, MONIQUE ELOISE TEVES – MOLAS, ROMULO MARTIN III SANCHEZ 83 MOLASE, EDA MARIE VILLANUEVA – MONTOYA, PATRICIA MINELA LUSONG 84 MONTUD, SITTIE NIZHRAN ALLYSSA DORO – MUNOZ, RICARDO JR RANO 85 MUNSAYAC, MICHELLE GONZALES – NAS, JOHN SYLVESTER BRUSOLA 86 NASAYAO, MARIA TRICIA BERTIZ – NICDAO, TRISHA JEM JOVELLANOS 87 NICOLAS, AHRJAE JOY PRINCESS SULFELIX – OBERES, RAYMUND JUN TORDA 88 OBIAL, DENNIE ROSE SAPONG – OLAZO, STEPHEN ANDY MONTEAGUDO 89 OLEGARIO, NEIL KARLO ZAFRA – OQUENDO, NOEL AGUILAR 90 ORA, VICELLE JOY ABARENTOS – OZARAGA, MARIA KATRINA CHUA 91 OZON, MAY FREDELYN MIOLE – PAGADUAN, JUSTIN CORDOBA 92 PAGADUAN, KAREN TAM – PALMES, CHARLENE MANDARICIO 93 PALMES, GILGEN PARRENAS – PARAGAS, ROSE ANN MARIE NATE 94 PARAISO, JAYVEE MAGBANLAC – PATRON, JENNIFER ESTOLLOSO 95 PATRON, ROED DERIS – PERALTA, MARGARETTE KAYE BOLARES 96 PERALTA, MARIANI ANGEL LOMUGDANG – PIEDAD, MARICAR ROLUNA 97 PIELAGO, PATRICIA ANN ANDAL – PON-AN, CHARLENE JOYCE FRANCO 98 PONCE, ALBERT ALLAN YAN – PUNZALAN, MARI JANAE PAULA ALIBADBAD 99 PUNZALAN, MARIANNE CABALLERO – RABANOS, CARYL ANN ALCAZAREN 100 RABAYA, LUWIN JOSEPH ABADIANO – RAMOS, JOSE IMANUEL CRUZ 101 RAMOS, JOYCE ANNE LORIA – RECOPUERTO, HARMON SARDINA 102 RECOTE, JHOANNA REY CLEMENTE – REVEREZA, JEREMIAH JOSEPH LEGARDA 103 REVILLA, BRIAN JOSHUA MAPACPAC – REYNALDO, ERWIN ROMMEL TAYO 104 REYNALDO, SHAMAH REGIMEN – RODENAS, PAUL EMMANUEL REY 105 RODEO, ALMAIZA MARIE FRANCISCO – ROSALES, LLOYD BEIEL ATIENZA 106 ROSALES, MIKHAILA KLAUDINE AN – SABINO, ELHAINE MAE LOLONG 107 SABIO, EARL BRYAN PALMA – SALLY, ELENA GRACE LOCSIN 108 SALMANI, KATRINA JAYASHREE GUTIERREZ – SAN PEDRO, MARCUS JUDE PLEYTO 109 SAN PEDRO, PRESCILLA DIORGIA GUINTO – SANTOS, CHRISTIAN PAOLO MICO 110 SANTOS, CHYNNA SOPHIA ALONZO – SARMIENTO, SHAINE MARIE TANG 111 SARNE, MARAH DANICA CALONIA – SERDAN, SHARA KAYE ORONOS 112 SERDENO, HANNAH CHERYL LANIOG – SILVA, JOSE MIGUEL GERONIMO 113 SILVA, NIGEL ANDAG – SOLIS, ABBY GAIL 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ateneo ACET 2012 results released early, now out – january 14

ACET 2012 results are out today, january 14, read here : http://wp.me/paTrm-1Cm

today, january 14 at the Blue Eagle Gym for the ACET 2012 results

 

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take the poll:

as of january 3, 2012

click to look at source: http://www.admu.edu.ph/index.php?p=1622

when the results come out in february, ateneo will most probably post the results online in this link: http://ls.ateneo.edu/acet_results.php.

this is how the site looks like now:

ateneo ACET URL

ateneo also posts the results on bulletin boards beside the ateneo blue eagle gym. it’s more fun looking it up there, specially if you make it.

who the hell is she? jinkee pacquaio’s photoshop & belo make-over magic?

who the hell is that?

that is the question everyone must have asked when they saw the Mega magazine cover. answer : “gee, i don’t know. i have no idea.”

okay, so the magazine cover says “Jinkee Pacquiao”. nope, it still does not connnect. not even register.

you tell yourself, with that jawline, that must be a male who went on a crash diet to get that thin to show that jawline and drssed in a woman’s clothes.

that just can’t be jinkee as she looks like this:

so what happened? we think it’s either photoshop magic or belo magic or both. what do you think?

the other jinkee pacquiaos:

is this for real? how come i missed this one?

george tapan’s winning photo – each element handpicked and placed by God into the shot

there is an uncommon serenity in this photo which we think is what makes this a great photo.  everything seemed  to be understated and yet when the elements are put together, it is transformed into something very powerful.

the elements of the woman, the boat, the sea, the rainbow and the clouds in one picture put together like this is a one in a million shot. in fact, it might not be duplicated ever again.  the photo looks like these specific elements were handpicked and placed one by one into the picture by the hand of God.

for me, the most amazing detail in the shot that God handpicked for the photo is the wind that blew the hair of the woman in pink to the direction of the man in the boat.  the wind needed to be  strong enough to make the hair sway in that direction, the whole lot with little stray hair and the shape of it in an artistic and sensual way. the hair was moving but the moment of the shot caught it right at that perfect second.

second is the wind and the rain that conspired to create the calming ripples on the sea. the ripples or light captured by the camera as it the rain fell and the wind blue the sea water formed brush strokes of white on the canvass of the sea. the “waves” were not violent but even and calming.

all these details, including the rainbow and the clouds are very difficult to capture in film. the range of light, shades and action are so wide that you need to have a great camera and a very high sense of photographic mind to set the the right aperture and speed on the camera.  the range is so wide that i doubt if this was taken at “auto” or “program”. i would think this was taken with the photographer doing a manual setting on it.  asking the camera to take the photo on its own will confuse its meter in reading a scene with so much range.

george tapan is a well known veteran photographer but this confirms he has the eye of a master photographer. he does not have eyes like yours and mine, he has the eyes of  a master photographer. not only did his eyes capture the lights available on the scene, he also captured the action not to mention the perfect framing and composition on the photo.

to me, this photo is more than a celebration of the “green zone” or nature as the title suggests. this is a celebration of God’s glory and His awesome power, bar none. there is a religious experience in this shot for me.

my conclusion on this shot – God conspired, even handpicked each element and put it in this shot. it’s the only way. there is no other way.

"into the green zone", george tapan's winning photo at National Geographic

Pinoy lensman George Tapan praised for winning Natl Geographic tilt

The winning photo, taken at Onuk Island in Balabac, Palawan, features two human subjects—a girl in pink and a man on a boat— under a rainbow that stands between the clear green waters and the blue skies.

The photos in the three categories — Places, People, and Nature — were judged according to creativity (50 percent) and photographic quality (50 percent). Manipulated or “photoshopped” entries were dubbed “not acceptable.”

The winning shots were picked by a panel of “photographic experts” composed of:
National Geographic photographer Amy Toensing, Peter Essick, “one of the 40 most influential nature photographers in the world”, and field biologist and wildlife photojournalist Tim Laman.

Named grand prize winner of the competition was Shikhei Goh’s “Splashing,” which was named first prize winner in the Nature category. Shot in Riau Islands in Indonesia, the photo shows “arrows of rain [that] seem to pelt a dragonfly.”

Meanwhile, Izabelle Nordfjelle’s shot of a Sami reindeer hunter in Sweden won first prize in the People category.

Praises

Laman, a regular contributor of the magazine, said Tapan “showed a perfect sense of timing and composition in the way he captured the two small human subjects in this beautiful scene.”

Meanwhile, judges Toensing and Essick were drawn by the “beautifully composed” image, especially by the detail of the woman’s hair.

Essick said that specific detail “fills a fraction of the picture’s real estate, but by capturing the movement at the apex, the photographer has documented a sense of style and flair.”

Tapan’s participation and win in the National Geographic contest is a first for the Philippines and it gained accolades from netizens on social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter.

When a link to the announcement of winners was posted on Tapan’s Facebook fan page, it got 67 “likes” and several messages from his supporters, like:

“Congrats po, inspirasyon ko [ang] mga gawa n’yo. Tuloy po kayo sa pagkuha ng magagandang litrato sa 2012” – Jesse Alegre

“I joined in the Nature category but did not win. I am happy, though, that you… have made us Filipinos proud.” – Ely Teehankee

Philippine Airlines also posted the link, which garnered 129 “likes”. Palanca winner and journalist Frank Cimatu posted the photo on his Facebook “wall” and it got nearly 200 “likes.”

On Twitter, celebrity Tim Yap (@officialTIMYAP) “retweeted” the photo and called it “rainbow of hope,” while the account of

Save the Beach Spain (@savethebeach_es) also took notice, calling the shot “preciosa.”

Story behind the shot

Tapan chanced upon his winning shot in Onuk Island, a three-hour ride away from Palawan’s capital, Puerto Princesa.

According to “Our Awesome Planet,” the photo “was taken while George’s team was stranded on the island during their photo expedition.”

The site noted that when the picture was taken, it was raining hard and the wind was strong.

The photographer—who has been recognized by the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Tourism Association and Pacific Asia Tourism Association— is currently finishing a book, also titled “Into the Green Zone,” which showcases nature’s beauty in Palawan.

He told “Our Awesome Planet” that he entered the contest because he “was disappointed with the entries of some photographers, which magnified the poverty in the Philippines.”

In a separate interview with “Mabuhay” magazine, Tapan said he was concerned about how other Filipino photographers present our country, particularly Palawan, which he feels is best showcased “as a paradise.”

The photographer added that he wanted to present an “all-emcompassing idea” of the province—beyond the usual spots like Coron, El Nido, and Puerto Princesa.

While he wanted to promote the beauty of the province, Tapan told visitors to “take care of the place.” He also encouraged the locals to “never let go of their old way of life just to ride on the wave of tourism.” – VVP, GMA News

http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/242910/pinoyabroad/pinoy-lensman-george-tapan-praised-for-winning-natl-geographic-tilt

what is with perez? now tyrone perez is found dead, just at 26

tyrone perez, 26

twitter is abuzz with the death of tyrone perez. not only of the 26 year old’s death but the two more your actors with the same last name who also died young.

what is with that?

Actor Tyron Perez found dead
990 AM Radyo Inquirer

MANILA, Philippines—Actor Tyron Perez was found dead in an abandoned car at Que Grande in Barangay Ugong, Valenzuela City Thursday, Radyo Inquirer 990AM reported.

Quoting police reports Ahna Mejia, chief public information officer
of Valenzuela City, told 990AM in an interview that the Toyota Altis where Perez’s body was found was already parked near Que Grande in the morning but the body was later discovered only at night.
She added that the actor, who lives in Parañaque, reportedly spent Christmas holidays with a close friend in Barangay Ugong.

The cause of death is still unknown, she said.

Police are still conducting an investigation.
Perez was a member of Starstruck Batch 1, a star-search show of GMA Network.

AJ Perez, 18

halina perez,, 21

Mo Twister’s “abortion confession” – how a hurt can hurt others

this video has been the talk of the town lately. mo twister is  a popular radio dj turned tv host who had a relationship with a young tv actress. he was 10 years her senior.

we all got to know of their relationship when they broke up some months ago. many tears were shed on tv, painful words exchanged and threats thrown. we have forgotten about it after some months until a few days ago when this video became viral in youtube and became the hot topic in twitter and facebook.

in the video, mo twister makes a tearful and emotional confession about the abortion his girlfriend was about to have. he apparently video taped the confession inside a singapore hotel while waiting for the abortion to take place.

the girl friend, rhian ramos, her lawyer and mother have come out on tv threatening to sue mo twister for defamation of character.

the video speaks volumes of mo twister’s angst on the abortion that was about to happen.  he shows a man in pain on the loss of apparently their child. abortion so it seems was an action  only the girl wanted, or at least the girl has insisted on.

he was hurting when it happened but more than a year after it occurred, now the woman mo twister was referring to is  also hurting. she is now seen as the woman who had her child aborted.

she may have not realized the gravity of her decision to abort the chi8ld then, but now for sure she realizes exactly what it means to have a child aborted. we do not know if she feels guilt but for sure shame is a big part of it.

while we recognize that it is her body and the baby did reside inside her womb and she could very well have the right to decide what to do with it, she now knows what it means to live in a catholic country that in many ways is still conservative where abortion at minimum is still frowned upon plus the fact that is is actually illegal to have an abortion in the philippines.

the male hurting and objecting to an abortion instead of the female is also an interesting twist in this story.  we have heard of a lot of real life stories where it is the female who objects to have her baby aborted while the male is the one who insists on it. the typical story is the male usually wants to escape from the responsibility of an unplanned pregnancy, rearing of the child and of course marriage thus, pushing for the woman to have the baby aborted.

in this case the woman wanted the abortion apparently under pressure from her family and showbiz. this young woman getting pregnant at her age and without the benefit of marriage was apparently seen as a constraint to her budding career in showbiz.

the actress in this story is just starting out in her career and is being groomed to be the next biggest star of the tv network she is under contract with. this tv network has also announced that they will also sue mo twister for damages apparently to protect the reputation of its next star.

is the complications of a an unplanned pregnancy, child rearing a real deal breaker for showbiz stars in the country?

it is  timely as the rh bill is a hot topic in the country today. the rh bill confirms with actual language that abortion is illegal in the country (and enshrined in the constitution of the country), it is nevertheless an issue that has been raised by anti-rhbill advocates.

whether the mo twister youtube abortion confession will affect the debate on the rhbill is open for debate and something we ned to just wait and see.

(Happiness is) You by Michael Pedicin

 

midas marquezzzzzzzzzzzzzz outs himself on tv

is there any other conclusion after viewing this video? we thought the first name was pretty unique. this video explains why it needed to be unique. charot!

gloria macapagal arroyo mugshot from mugshots.com

source: http://mugshots.com/Current-Events/Gloria-Arroyo.html

my daughter has chosen the dark side – video

republican presidential candidate rick perry’s historic debate blunder

this video should be put here to record this monumental failure of republican presidential candidate contender rick perry. modern politics in the US have been marked with successes, candidates getting elected into office after nationally televised debates. it has become to many candidates the venue not only to resurrect candidacies but also to win elections. in this one it will be the opposite. this debate will get perry lose the election.

that nasty feeling that Manny Pacquiao didn’t deserve to win over Juan Manuel Marquez

i am as filipino as anyone else and as one i am a great fan of manny pacquiao as many of us are. like the rest of us, we all stop time to watch pacquiao’s every fight.

but after watching the manny pacquaio – juan manuel marquez fight and pacquiao winning by a majority decision, i am left with this nasty feeling that he did not deserve to win the fight.

marquez outclassed pacquaio. the age disadvantage that marquez had didn’t show at all as towards the middle of the fight, pacquaio seemed confused. perhaps because he could not figure out a way to win over marquez?

marquez is known to be a very good counter puncher. the coaching staff of pacquaio knew that, they talked about it quite often but it appears they did not prepare pacquaio for it. there was no strategy on how pacquaio is supposed to deal with the counter punches of marquez. it was the counter punches of marquez that kept piling up points in favor of marquez.

marquez developed a very good defensive stance, he would very often  step back, move around the ring to avoid the punches of pacquiao. and for every punch pacquaio throws, marquez throws a counterpunch.

pacquaio on the other hand didn’t seem to have a winning strategy. he obviously wanted to knockout marquez but there was no strategy on how to get there. pacquiao appeared to be just waiting for an open opportunity to knock him out, no game plan whatsoever. but with marquez having developed a superb defense strategy, the opportunity for a knockout never came.

Statistics:  Power punches thrown- 274 Pac, 254 Marq; Power connected – 117Pac, 100 Marq Total thrown- 578 Pac, 436 Marq; Total connected 176 Pac, 138 Marq

this is a big disappointment. we think pacquiao has won many of his fights anchored on two pillars – pacquaio’s skills and the excellent strategy the coaching staff devises for pacquaio to win over even bigger and more experienced boxers but in this fight, this did not show.

Juan Manuel Marquez interview: “I might retire from boxing because of this fight.”

“I believe i really have to KO Manny but even if I do, they might help him up and give him the win anyway. I don’t know what else I need to do.”

pacquaio didn’t seem to have the speed he used to have. marquez prepared for it very well by stepping back and throwing a counter punch, the distabce between the two fighters are apparent with pacquiao seemingly over stretched.

pacquiao was the more aggressive fighter while marquez like most of pacquiao’s other opponents was a defensive fighter. marquez mostly waited for pacquaio to make a mistake. at minimum we think this fight should have been a draw to a split decision.

there is an upside to this fight for pacquaio. if mayweather was watching this fight, he would for sure be encouraged to agree to fight pacquaio as pacquaio has shown a lot of weaknesses in this fight. mayweather won decisively over marquez in their previous fight. with manny unable to win any round in a decisive manner, mayweather should feel figthing pacquaio will be a walk in the park.

what happened to pacquaio? aside from poor training and weak strategy, the problem was pacquiao himself. we think pacquaio just has too many roles on his plate. pacquiao used to have only a single role – a world class champion fighter and that was all he did. he had focus then. now, aside from being a champion fighter, he is a congressman, a tv host, philanthropist and celebrity.  he would squeeze in any one or two of the those additional roles during training.  of all the roles pacquaio had, we think world boxing champion  would be the most demanding and should be given all his attention.

we love pacquaio because he is the ordinary pinoy who turned himself into a world class champion out of sheer determination, hard work, training, smarts, intelligence and skill. none of those showed in today’s fight.

judges scores: Glenn Trowbridge scored 8 rounds for Pacman; Dave Moretti scored 7 rounds for Pacman; Robert Hoyle 6 rounds for Pacman

delamar tweets baby picture of her child

the tweet:

julie ann san jose impresses with super bass song

this one has gotten  9.7 million hits so far in youtube.

jollibee mascot dance grooves to groovy

towards the end of the dance, a girl in the background says “ang laswa”. hahaha