by admin | Nov 17, 2011 | Headlines, Local News / Bohol Balita
Five graduates of Bohol Island State University and one graduate of Holy Name University are among the top 10 examinees in the September 2011 Teachers Board Exam conducted by the Professional Regulation Commission. The results where published November 17, 2011, 39 working days after the examination.
At the 7th position of the elementary level with average rating of 84.20 are AGNES ARRIESGADO ALIMPOLOS of BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY (FOR.CVSCAFT)-BILAR and JOVELYN DEGAMO BONIEL of BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY (FOR.CVSCAFT)-TAGBILARAN. At the 8th position is GRACELLIE RENOBLAS LARODA of the HOLY NAME UNIVERSITY (FOR.DIVINE WORD-TAGBILARAN) with an average rating of 84.00. At the 10th place with an average rating of 83.60 are MARJHON DEGAMO SALO if BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY (FOR.CVSCAFT)-TAGBILARAN and JEROME QUIMPAN SUGABO BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY (FOR.CVSCAFT)-BILAR 83.60.
For the secondary level, at the 5th position is MARI ALELI DORIA ANTONI BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY (FOR.CVSCAFT)-TAGBILARAN with an average rating of 86.60.
The results of the September 2011 Licensure Examination for Teachers or LET are published at PRCPassers.com
The complete list of top notchers are as follows:
Elementary:
1 MARICRIS DINGLASA TABAÑERA UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHEASTERN PHILIPPINES-TAGUM 85.80
2 JERMAINE DAGAME ALONZO LAGUNA STATE POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITYLOS BAÑOS 85.60
3 MA GAUDELYN HITOSIS RAMOS SORSOGON STATE COLLEGE-SORSOGON 85.20
4 PAULINE RUTH TOBIAS BATTUNG UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN 85.00
BRIAN ORTIZA DELA TORRE MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY-ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 85.00
MAYETTE LABRADO DIVINAGRACIA SAINT MICHAEL’S COLLEGE-ILIGAN CITY 85.00
5 AUDREY ANNE DUHAYLUNGSOD CARBAQUIL EBENEZER BIBLE COLLEGES & SEMINARY 84.80
ARLYN VASQUEZ CLARITO FILAMER CHRISTIAN COLLEGE 84.80
NOREMAY BONCALES PEREZ CEBU NORMAL UNIVERSITY (CEBU STATE COLLEGE) 84.80
6 MICHAEL SILANGA BALEÑA UNIVERSITY OF RIZAL SYSTEM-RODRIGUEZ 84.40
7 APRILYN MANUEL ALAP-AP MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY-GEN. SANTOS CITY 84.20
AGNES ARRIESGADO ALIMPOLOS BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY (FOR.CVSCAFT)-BILAR 84.20
DENNIS VILLERO BONDOS LEYTE NORMAL UNIVERSITY 84.20
JOVELYN DEGAMO BONIEL BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY (FOR.CVSCAFT)-TAGBILARAN 84.20
NIKKI ZAPE POLISTICO UNIVERSITY OF SAINT ANTHONY 84.20
LISETTE PHILLINE CLAVEL RIVERA PHILIPPINE NORMAL UNIVERSITY-CADIZ CITY 84.20
JUAN ALFREDO MEDENILLA SANTIAGO* UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN 84.20
8 MIAFRECELLE PASCUA CADIZ MARIANO MARCOS STATE UNIVERSITYLAOAG- COLL. OF EDUCATION* 84.00
SHARAH MAY DAHAN CAGA CEBU NORMAL UNIVERSITY (CEBU STATE COLLEGE) 84.00
MIKO MICHIKO BELGERA CIA NOTRE DAME OF MARBEL UNIVERSITY 84.00
MA EVANGELINE CASTRENCE DAGUMAN* SAINT PAUL UNIVERSITY-SURIGAO 84.00
MERIEL ANN VILLAVERT DIZON WEST VISAYAS STATE UNIVERSITY-LA PAZ 84.00
GRACELLIE RENOBLAS LARODA HOLY NAME UNIVERSITY (FOR.DIVINE WORD-TAGBILARAN) 84.00
NIÑO ABARIENTOS MANAOG FAR EASTERN UNIVERSITY-MANILA 84.00
9 RAPHAEL JOB RAMOS ASUNCION DON MARIANO MARCOS MEMORIAL STATE UNIVERSITY-AGOO * 83.80
YOLENE LIMBO BORJA PALAWAN STATE UNIVERSITY-P. PRINCESA 83.80
APRIL JADE PISCOS CUÑADO SAINT JOSEPH’S COLLEGE-MAASIN 83.80
RYAN GINEZ DELA ROSA GOLDEN WEST COLLEGES 83.80
MARIA DEL CIELO BELTRAN GAMBOA* UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN 83.80
ELLEN MAE TANDICO LIM COLEGIO DE DAGUPAN (FOR.COMPUTRONIX COLL) 83.80
JASMINE PALINGPINGAN LINGGAYO SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY 83.80
RICARDO RAPSING VILLAS JR FAR EASTERN UNIVERSITY-MANILA 83.80
10 ZARIGENE BINLANG BAGUILAT SAINT MARY’S UNIVERSITY 83.60
AMIRA RADIAMODA BAGUMBARAN MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY-MARAWI CITY 83.60
OFELIA AQUINO BAJARIN TARLAC COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE 83.60
JUNILY CENIZA BALABA MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY-ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 83.60
FIDEL ANOVA CASTRO PANGASINAN STATE UNIVERSITY-SAN CARLOS CITY 83.60
MALDEAN ANIAR DACO PALAWAN STATE UNIVERSITY-CORON 83.60
CELESTE GODINEZ LAMAYAN MINDANAO UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY-CDO 83.60
MARJHON DEGAMO SALO BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY (FOR.CVSCAFT)-TAGBILARAN* 83.60
JEROME QUIMPAN SUGABO BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY (FOR.CVSCAFT)-BILAR 83.60
RUTH BINGAY WAKIT BENGUET STATE UNIVERSITY-LA TRINIDAD 83.60
Secondary:
1 ERLYN MARIANO GERONIMO UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINESDILIMAN 87.80
2 ROWELL TEVES MAGLALANG PHILIPPINE NORMAL UNIVERSITYMANILA 87.40
3 MYRIES BERSABAL ALIDO PHILIPPINE NORMAL UNIVERSITYMANILA 87.00
ANGELA FAITH BERNARDO DAGUMAN UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINESDILIMAN 87.00
VICTOR ALFONSO ESTALILLA JR ADAMSON UNIVERSITY 87.00
4 NADIA NADINE CO DUJUNCO ATENEO DE MANILA UNIVERSITY-Q.C. 86.80
MARIA EMELDA JUNIO YTAC PALAWAN STATE UNIVERSITY-P. PRINCESA 86.80
5 MARI ALELI DORIA ANTONI BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY (FOR.CVSCAFT)-TAGBILARAN 86.60
CLAIRE ANN AFRICA FACTOR UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINESDILIMAN 86.60
6 DOROTHY ANNE RAMOS ANGCO UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINESDILIMAN 86.40
JENNIFER ANN LABRO DE LOS REYES UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINESDILIMAN 86.40
CATHERINE ABARRO MACABALI UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINESDILIMAN 86.40
7 JUDE VINCENT TOLEDO BAUSA PHILIPPINE DOMINICAN CENTER OF INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES 86.20
EDERLYN MARIE GATCHALIAN CORTES SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY 86.20
WILSON ANGELO GATDULA ESPIRITU UNIVERSITY OF REGINA CARMELI (FOR.REGINA CARMELI COLL.) 86.20
8 HERNAN AREVALO BARROSA RIZAL TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY 86.00
9 RAY ALVIN VASQUEZ CANTOS UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINESDILIMAN 85.80
SKEZEER JOHN BISNAR PAZ NOTRE DAME OF MARBEL UNIVERSITY 85.80
LARA GARCES TAYLOR DE LA SALLE UNIVERSITY-DASMARIÃAS 85.80
10 ARMANDO GUYOD BALUCAS JR SAINT MARY’S UNIVERSITY 85.60
RACHELLE CHRISTIAN LUCERO CABILLON+ UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINESDILIMAN 85.60
PATRICIA JHOANNA CAGUIN DEL ROSARIO MIRIAM COLLEGE (FOR.MARYKNOLL COLL.FDTN,INC) 85.60
VICTOR PABALAN ESTRELLA PHILIPPINE NORMAL UNIVERSITYMANILA 85.60
AILENE PABILONA MARCO MAPUA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYMANILA 85.60
MICHAEL ANGELO SERRA PESADO DAVAO ORIENTAL STATE COLLEGE OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 85.60
JOAQUIN JOSE MARI CASIMIRO SUMPAICO III+ ATENEO DE MANILA UNIVERSITY-Q.C. 85.60
by magnolia_eic | Nov 15, 2011 | Headlines, National News
TAGBILARAN CITY, Bohol, Nov. 14 (PIA)–Nagkauyon ang 21 ka APEC leaders nga iduso ang gitawag nga trade liberalization aron makabangon gikan sa nahimong epekto sa global recession niadtong tuig 2008-2009.
Kini usa lamang sa nahimong bunga sa joint declaration nga gipagawas human ang tulo ka adlaw nga Asia-Pacific Ecomic (APEC) Leaders’ Summit sa Honolulu, Hawaii.
Nahisulod sa deklarasyon nga tukma sa panahon ang maong meeting taliwala sa financial crisis diin pila ka nasud ang nalubong karon sa utang ug daghang trabaho ang nangawala.
Base sa dokumento nga gilagdaan nilang Presidente Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III, angay nga seryosohon na ang paghisgot sa gitawag nga Doha Development Agenda (DDA) nga dugay nang nag-ungot.
Ang DDA magpabilin lamang nga damgo kun sama sa niagi, hangtud negosasyon lamang ug wala’y kongkretong lakang nga gihimo sama sa paghatag og dalan sa mas gawasnong pagpatigayon.
Kalabot niini, gipalig-on pagbalik sa APEC leaders ang ilang commitment batok sa protectionism ug gi-aghat ang World Trade Organization nga mahimong katambayayong sa pagkab-ot sa DDA.
Ang protectionism dugay nang suliran sa regional trade tungod kay dili makasulod ang ilang investment sa mga nasud nga nagpatuman sa hugot nga regulasyon sa pagpatigayon. (PIA- Bohol/ecb)
by magnolia_eic | Nov 11, 2011 | Business, Headlines, National News
TAGBILARAN CITY, Bohol, Nov. 10 (PIA)–Giseguro ni Trade and Industry Secretary Gregory Domingo nga gipaningkamotan sa gobyerno nga mapadali ang pagnegosyo sa Pilipinas.
Atubangan kini sa gihimong pagtuon sa World Bank nga gi-ulohan og “Ease Of Doing Business” diin migawas nga naa sa ika-upat ang Pilipinas sa “World’s Top Ten Worst Countries for Business”.
Matud pa ni Domingo nga apil na niini ang pagpahiluna sa business permit licensing system sa pakigtambayayong sa Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) og mga local government unit (LGU) aron mas paspas ang pagproseso sa mga business permit.
Naa na usab ang ipatuman nilang Philippine Business Registry diin makuha na sa negosyante ang ilang business name, TIN, Social Security System (SSS), PAG-IBIG, ug PhilHealth registration sulod lamang sa 30 minutos.
Dugang pa ni Domingo, nagkaproblema lamang sila sa koneksyon sa Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) tungod kay dili pa sila fully computerized o automated. (PIA- Bohol/ecb)
by magnolia_eic | Nov 11, 2011 | Headlines, National News
TAGBILARAN CITY, Bohol, Nov. 10 (PIA)–Adunay panagpulong silang Presidente Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III ug US President Barack Obama sa 19th Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit nga ipahigayon sa Indonesia sa Nobyembre 18.
Matud pa ni Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) Secretary Albert Del Rosario, ang mahitabong bilateral meeting tali nilang PNoy ug Obama adunay kalabotan usab sa gitakdang pagbisita dinhi sa nasud ni US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton alang sa ika-60
nga anibersaryo sa Mutual Defense Treaty tali sa Pilipinas ug Estados Unidos.
Pasabot ni Del Rosario, ang maong “high level meeting” pagmatuod lamang nga lig-on ang alyansa ug strategic partnership sa duha ka nasud.
Gipaabot nga hisgotan nilang PNoy ug Obama ang mga isyu sa maritime security, non- proliferation, disaster mitigation, food security ug edukasyon.
Kini ang mahimong ikaduhang pagkita sa duha ka pangulo.
Una nang nagkita ang duha ka lider niadtong Setyembre, 2010 sa gipahigayon nga ASEAN US Leaders’ Meeting sa New York City. (PIA-Bohol/ecb)
by magnolia_eic | Nov 11, 2011 | Headlines, National News
IN a move to address the rising incidents of unscrupulous individuals misrepresenting themselves as government officials to victimize government employees, Malacañang appealed to all government officials and employees to confirm first the identity of the person
contacting them.
Presidential Spokesperson Edwin Lacierda issued this appeal in a press briefing in Malacañang Thursday afternoon.
He asked that all officials and employees to be wary about these individuals who may prey on them by “dropping names” to instill fear or ask for a favor.
“I would like to ask the government employees to verify first the identity of the person calling because ang government employees kasi, pag binitawan ng pangalan naniniwala kaagad so I ask the government employees to verify first the identity of the person and to ask for further proof that that person they are speaking to is really that person whom he or she claims to be,” he added.
Lacierda said any person who may be contacted by these spurious individuals may report the incident to his office number 0917-8085329.
Lacierda also said that a text message currently circulating saying that his office, the Office of the Presidential Spokesperson is giving out raffle prizes, is not true.
“There’s no truth to that. The government does not hold raffle contests nor give raffle prizes,” Lacierda said. (PCOO)
by magnolia_eic | Nov 10, 2011 | Headlines, National News
PRESIDENT Benigno S. Aquino III will embark on a three-day trip to Bali, Indonesia to attend the 19th Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit and Related Summits from November 17 to 19, a senior official of the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said.
In a pre-departure briefing at Malacanang on Tuesday, Foreign Affairs Undersecretary for Policy Erlinda Basilio said that apart from his ASEAN counterparts, President Aquino will also be meeting with the leaders of Asutralia, China, India, Japan, New Zealand, Republic
of Korea (ROK), Russia and the United States (US), and United Nations (UN) Secretary- General Ban Ki Moon.
“President Aquino will be attending the 19th Asean Summit, the Asean-China Commemorative Summit, the 14th Asean-Japan Summit, the 14th Asean-ROK Summit, the 14th Asean Plus Three Summit, the 3rd Asean-US Leaders’ Meeting, the 4th Asean-U.N.
Summit, the Asean Leaders’ Meeting with the Asean Business Advisory Council, the 9th Asean-India Summit and the 6th East Asia Summit,” Usec. Basilio said.
The Philippines also welcomes the finalization of the Guidelines on the implementation of the DOC of Parties in the West Philippine Sea.
During the said events, the President will focus on Philippine advocacies for Asean, which are aligned with the three pillars of Philippine foreign policy, namely political-security, economic diplomacy and assistance to nationals. These advocacies include Maritime
Security and the transformation of the West Philippine Sea to a Zone of Peace, Freedom, Friendship, and Cooperation (ZoPFF/C) with respect to international law and the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) and the Declaration of Conduct
(DOC). It will be recalled that during the 18th ASEAN Summit last May in Jakarta, Indonesia, President Aquino offered a framework for pursuing the ZoPFF/C.
In his speech at the 18th Asean Summit last May in Jakarta, President Aquino underscored the main purpose for the creation of Asean in 1967 which aims for the “creation of a cohesive, peaceful, stable and resilient region”.
The President stressed that it is paramount for Asean-member countries to remain committed to its community-building goals to realize an Asean Community by the year 2015. (PCOO)
