Design A Rug Online

oriental rug, "sultanbad" custom altered

Check out High Country Rugs, their website features custom coloring app. If you are a fan of oriental rugs (a bit pricey) and planning on getting one, you may want to try the online rug design tool with custom coloring first. It’s Free. Some things of note:

• Viewable in 3d (like the sample I posted)
• Changeable floor colors and types
• No sign up needed
• You can pick rug from their catalog as your base design (I picked “sultanbad”)
• Price quote will instantly be shown (No commitment to buy the rug btw). The rug I made is 725$!
• The custom rug you made is save-able as jpeg file so you can save it, or print it.

Where is the link? Try lifting the rug and you’ll find the link. Or, find the capital “F” in this post and hit it, it will lead you there.

Molave Hardwood Wheel On Wood Stand

First came the kamagong wooden wheel, then came the acacia wood wheel, now comes the molave wood wheel rolling in. P2750 only.

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Dining Table & Benches At Villa Escudero

villa escudero

This is a photo post, just putting notes below…

To tell you honestly eating on the flowing river is hard physically esp while holding a toddler, wife and a camera! But eating beside the falls, feet submerged in cool water, eating all-you-can food, battling langaws,  protecting my camera – all rolled into one experience – is well worth the drive and the bucks.

The Museum tour is quite a enjoyable walkthrough. Cameras are not allowed inside though. They have a “carlos celdran act-alike” there, I forgot his name. He/she is funny and real good museum guide.

The day rate (non overnight) is around P1200. I can’t remember the exact fee, I’m not the accountant in the family.

Metro Home E-Mag Now On I-Pad

Metro Home & Entertaining makes history as the first and only home and lifestyle magazine from the Philippines now available for download to iPad, Mac or PC through online store Zinio.

Readers around the world can now access the magazine anytime on their preferred platform and see the magazine in its high quality digital version.

“We chose to put Metro Home on Zinio because it showcases the best of Philippine design and stylish living,” said Ernie Lopez, head of ABS-CBN Publishing, the publisher of Metro Home.

Full story here.

DIY Metal Chess Pieces SEt Out From Hardware Store

industrial look chess set

Have you seen this concept before? Yes? Me too.

And, I really made an effort one time and checked out screw bolt nuts store and I failed making a chess set. It’s not as easy as it looks. Once nearby the bolts/nuts bins, it is hard to come up with the chess pieces (the knight especially) without a ready plan.

Add the fact that wholesale-thinking hardware store clerk and/or owner are not that interested on 200-peso bolts and nuts sale. And so, screw it (pun intended), the chess project is on hold.

But who knows, with this great work by Julia as an added inspiration + a little free time to swing by hardware store + a little more customer-friendly Chinese hardware store owner, I may be able to do a DIY metallic chess set someday.

These pieces are very heavy and very stable. You have to work to tip them over. Many of them make a jingling sound !! You can mix and match parts and get as creative as you want. Your hardware store may contain many more parts than mine did. Note that some of the nuts will have a fine thread. These will only thread a little bit onto the coarse threaded rod before they jam. That ‘s okay if those pieces are use for the tops, as in the bishop.

Check out our CHESS TAG for more products and info about chess & checkers.

Wood Bicycle Shelf

Sometimes the simplest things are the beautifulest ones.

Take for example this book shelf slash bicycle rack….

Inside the solid wood, it is supported by a solid square steel. If you want to show-off your bike, hang it up. Said to handle most bike frames and bar widths. The nicer thing is, even without the bike, you can still use the top shelf for books & decos.

And what if you are into biking real deep and you have trophies, bike miniatures and collector’s helmet to show off? Great, display all your biking collectibles atop the rack!

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Small Office, Home Office (SOHO) Laptop Desk With Many Shelves

book space, speaker top

laptop top & space for little paper works, like signing a check!

small footprint laptop table

notebook desk, leoque's love shelves, accordion stool & wall sconce in the background

RIT Publishes New Book On Modernist Designer Alvin Lustig

New Book on Modernist Designer Alvin Lustig

From book design, to furniture, to exhibitions, to interiors—everything he (Alvin Lustig) produced had dignity and beauty, and an innate sense of responsibility.
-Massimo Vignelli, CEO of Vignelli Designs

People who judge a book by its cover would be impressed with the work of Alvin Lustig (1915-1955), who designed book jackets for notable works such as F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby (1945), D. H. Lawrence’s The Man Who Died (1947), and Tennessee William’s Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (1955).

Authors Ned Drew and Paul Sternberger reflect on Lustig’s fascinating life as a modernist designer in their new book, Purity of Aim: The Book Jacket Designs of Alvin Lustig, published by the Cary Graphic Arts Press at Rochester Institute of Technology.

According to Sternberger, associate professor of art history at Rutgers University-Newark: “Alvin Lustig lived design. The depth and breadth of his experimentation in book cover design is testimony to his desire to take design to new heights, to change not just the world of design, but the world itself.”

Purity of Aim is the fourth book in the Cary Graphic Design Archive Chapbook Series—a colorful and well-researched representation of Lustig’s book cover designs that were created primarily for New Directions Books and Noonday Press, among others.

The book also focuses on Lustig’s artistry in creating bold graphic designs for book covers, enhanced by a lifelong collaboration with James Laughlin, founder and publisher of New Directions Books. In conjunction, the authors cite many passages from these letters of correspondence between Lustig and Laughlin from the early 1940s until Lustig’s untimely death at age 40 in 1955.

Drew, who teaches at Rutgers University-Newark, says as a designer and educator, he was “amazed by how Alvin Lustig’s work offers invaluable lessons about the past, while at the same time inspiring today’s designer with concrete examples of rigorous and innovative problem-solving.”

Purity of Aim: The Book Jacket Designs of Alvin Lustig is available for purchase online for $21.95 at http://carypress.rit.edu or by calling RIT’s Cary Graphic Arts Press at 585-475-6766.

Wall Panel Deco, Dragon Theme

This is the dragon wall decorative panel. We have elephant & horse too.

And another kind of dragon inspired panel display.

Design A Functional Living Space, Some Furniture Buying Tips

When you’re updating your home with beautiful new furniture, think about how to best complement each room, whether it’s bookcases to organize your personal library or a TV stand that can showcase your new flat-screen TV. We all know there are plenty of furniture suppliers out there, so it’s important to know what you’re looking for before you begin your search.

To do this, it helps to understand the different types of furniture and how they can be effectively utilized in your home. There are hundreds of varieties of bedroom furniture, closet organization systems, entertainment furniture, computer furniture and office furniture to choose from, but once you know what you’re looking for, it becomes much easier to narrow the selection.

Get the help you need to turn your house into a beautiful and functional home. Follow our helpful furniture buying tips today.

Create a Comfortable Entertainment Room

As technology steadily progresses, the entertainment rooms in today’s homes are becoming more and more extravagant. TV stands now need to hold huge flat screens, DVD players, Blue Ray players, high power speakers and a wide variety of gaming systems.

Both the kind of media you have and the amount of space you’re working with directly impact your TV stand choice. If you have limited space, a corner entertainment center is a great way to free up the middle of a room. If you want to be able to put your TV and its accessories out of sight at a moment’s notice, an entertainment armoire is an excellent choice.

You can find everything – from complete home entertainment centers to basic TV stands with one or two shelves – so you need to have specific criteria in mind when purchasing this piece of furniture.

Also, if you want to keep your DVD and CD collections organized and off the floor, you’ll want to purchase some type of multimedia storage cabinet or tower. We has a variety of models in all different shapes and sizes, so it’s easy to find one that meets your needs.

Organize Your Home Office

Whether you run a business from home or simply use your office as a place to pay bills and catch up on work, your home office needs to be organized. The key piece of furniture in this room is going to be the computer desk. There are tons of models to choose from, so it’s important to know what features are most important to you.

Do you only have a laptop and wireless mouse or do you have a large computer monitor with a variety of accessories? Do you have lots of file folders, books and manuals that need to be easily accessible? Do you want to display pictures, knickknacks and other memorabilia? All these factors need to be considered as you look for a computer desk that meets your exact needs.

Everything from simple computer desks with pull-out shelves to expansive desks with hutches, glass doors and other impressive features. Determining your needs and assessing the size of the room you’re furnishing is crucial to getting the perfect computer desk.

Don’t forget to add bookcases and file cabinets as additional places for storing and displaying your office essentials. A bookshelf is a great place to arrange your favorite knickknacks and display your personal library, while file cabinets can stylishly keep your most important documents out of sight and organized.

Turn Chaos into Calm in Your Bedroom

Your bedroom should be a place where you can relax and unwind at the end of the day. It needs to be comfortable, calm and organized, and the right bedroom furniture can help you achieve that with ease. Traditional chests and dressers are a necessity for keeping your clothes in check, but one of the best organizational tools available is a bedroom armoire. These furniture pieces can be used for clothing, jewelry, accessories and more. They can also hold a TV, and because they have closeable doors you can put their contents out of sight in seconds.

If you need help keeping your walk-in closet clean, you’ll want to purchase a closet organization system. These innovative systems offer customizable ways to organize your clothing, shoes and other wardrobe essentials. You can find cabinetry, cut-to-size shelves, and adjustable clothing rods for wide spaces, narrow spaces and everything in between.

If you already have the perfect mattress and bed frame, consider making your bed a focal point of your room by finding a decorative headboard. They come in all different shapes and sizes, and some even have small shelves for storing nighttime essentials. If you’d prefer a headboard without shelves, you probably want to consider purchasing a nightstand with a pull-out drawer and some additional storage space.

Store Anything, Anywhere

Although a home office is a great place to utilize bookcases and storage cabinets, these versatile pieces of furniture have a place in every room of your home.

Whether you want to display your knickknacks as decoration or organize your belongings behind cabinet doors, storage furniture can help. Utility carts work best in the kitchen and in various hallways, while storage cabinets and bookcases are better suited for living rooms, dining rooms, dens and basements.

Storage furniture comes in all different shapes and sizes, so it’s easy to find a model to meet all your organizational needs. Say goodbye to clutter by utilizing storage furniture in every room of your home.

Design Spaces You Love to Live in

No matter what your personal taste is, you can design a house you’re happy to come home to with help form us. Apply your own style to the furniture buying tips above until you’ve found the perfect pieces for every room.

Feel free to think outside the box. There are no hard and fast rules to successful decorating, so it’s really up to you to create rooms you love. Look around until you find furniture pieces that meet your needs, reflect your favorite styles and make your home beautiful.

Get helpful furniture buying tips from Sauder. Learn to use bookcases, computer desks, TV stands and more to create a functional and beautiful living space. Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Amanda_Biddlestone

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Derwent & Pebeo Mid Year Sale By The 'Artist's Studio'

derwent & pebeo mid-year sale

The MID YEAR SALE will last from September 15 to October 20, 2010. The ARTISTSTUDIO STORE will open from 10am to 5pm, Mondays to Fridays.

The store is located at the 6th floor of the TIMES CENTER. 525 Quintin Paredes St., Binondo, Manila.

For more information please contact 242-5741 to 50 local 507 or email: times@pldtdsl.net (kindly address the email to: “TIMES MARKETING.”

By – The Times Trading Support Team

New Registered Electrical Engineers, PRC Exam Results September 2010

Roll of Successful Examinees in the REGISTERED ELECTRICAL ENGINEER LICENSURE EXAMINATION.

Held on SEPTEMBER 11 & 12, 2010.

Released on SEPTEMBER 17, 2010

1 ABAD, PAUL CLYDE BUSTRIA
2 ABALOS, ANTHONY EGIPTO
3 ABALOS, BENEDICK BASIO
4 ABANILLA, ABE CHRISTOPHER SORITA
5 ABARCA, BRIAN MARLO OCO
6 ABAYON, SONNY JIMENEZ
7 ABDULLA, AL-SAGGAFF SADJARI
8 ABELLA, SYLVESTER BALBOA
9 ABITAGO, JAMES EDGAR LABAYO
10 ABORDO, ERIBERTO JR EMPAMANO
11 ABORDO, RENE LEO CAGAS
12 ABRATIQUE, SWEETHEART KELLY AZUCENA
13 ABRERA, SHERRY ANN SALUBRE
14 ABRIL, RUBY CARREON
15 ACOBA, JEREMIE GAERLAN
16 ACOL, ROGER DORIAS
17 ACUESTA, RODERICK BARIL
18 ACUSA, REY JULIUS OLAP
19 ADAME, ROY DE LOS SANTOS
20 ADAON, JOEMAR DAQUIOAG
21 ADVINCULA, MICHAEL FRANZ ACUÑA
22 AGALDANG, RONA DESCHEREE BERNARDEZ
23 AGANAD, JAY PADUA
24 AGAPITO, JOHN NICHOLE DE LEON
25 AGBAYANI, GIBSON CALEJA
26 AGRIPA, ARNEL MARANA
27 AGUBA, RANDELL IVAN CANONOY
28 AGUILAR, RUDY CLAUS
29 AGUINALDO, MARK GLO RENWICK DOMINGO
30 AGULTO, EDGARDO REYES
31 ALAGA, EFREN CORNELIA
32 ALAM, ABDUL YASSER ABISON
33 ALAN, FROD EDUARD TABLAC
34 ALANO, DEWARDSKY OLIDO
35 ALASTRE, RAMON FRANCIS MAYO
36 ALCANCIA, JOHN WHISTLER PANALIGAN
37 ALCANTARA, DARWIN JOHN DIMACULANGAN
38 ALCANTARA, LARRY ESPLANA
39 ALDAY, MART ANTHONY GUIÑEZ
40 ALEJO, RALPH ANTALAN
41 ALISON, RONALD MACEDA
42 ALMAZORA, JOHN CARLO SABILA
43 ALMES, JERICK USON
44 ALONSO, JUN XAVIER BALASABAS
45 ALQUEZA, ALBEN BURI
46 ALULOD, JOEY PORTERA
47 ALVEYRA, ADRIAN DEL PRADO
48 AMO, ARIEL ALENIO
49 AMO, MARK ANTHONY DICHOSA
50 AMPARO, TIMITTY JOSEPH SAN AGUSTIN
51 AMPO, ARTEMIO JR EBUEZA
52 ANCHETA, FEDRICO GALAWEN
53 ANG, CHARLES LEE
54 ANGEL, NOEL ABRAHAM ALBANO
55 ANGELES, ALVIN VISPO
56 ANGELES, ROUELLA SANTOS
57 ANGON, ALLAN ANGLO
58 ANINIPOT, MARCK JOSEP ABAD
59 ANTOLIN, ARDYN SALES
60 ANTOLIN, ROGELIO JR ULEP
61 ANTONIO, KIT BENEDICT CAYETANO
62 APELO, EDDY JED FERNANDEZ
63 AQUINO, JOE ALAIN ROSALES
64 AQUINO, JON LOURENCE ABALOS
65 AQUINO, RODEL ABED SANTOS
66 AQUINO, ROLAND ROBENIOL
67 ARAMBALA, DARYL JAY SANDIG
68 ARANAS, AUBRIANNE BOLINGOT
69 ARCHE, J R THADEUS LEONADO
70 ARCHIVIDO, DANNY OBUSAN
71 ARCILLA, GLEN VASQUEZ
72 ARCUINO, LEO ARCHIE CHUA
73 ARDIVILLA, MARK PAUL PULMONES
74 ARGANA, BILLY JOEL ILAGAN
75 ARGETE, PAUL ANTHONY DAYAPERA
76 ARINGO, JOHN CARLO MUYNA
77 ARISTA, JOHN CARLO OBLAN
78 ARISTON, RENE AJOC
79 ARLANTICO, RICKSON JR ANCHETA
80 ARLEGUI, KELVIN VENTO
81 ARPON, FLOYD CEASAR ABOBO
82 ARRIETA, CHAVIE GARCIA
83 ASUGUI, MARK GIL ROBLES
84 ASUNCION, AVELINO JR SURIAGA
85 AUSTRIA, STEPHEN SIBAYAN
86 AUTOR, GEOFFREY DORADO
87 AVELLANEDA, JASPER DATARIO
88 AVILA, ROMEO JR GIANAN
89 AYTONA, ROMNICK PANTOJA
90 BABAGAY, BENDRIAN ZAMUDIO
91 BABAGAY, IMEE PADERON
92 BADDA, HAMJA LINDET
93 BADILLA, JAYSON TABINGA
94 BAGTAS, DAVE SIMEON
95 BAGUIO, CARMELITO SANCHEZ
96 BAGUIO, JUNRY NOB
97 BAGYEN, PATROS BINNONG
98 BALAMBAO, ANDRE REAMBONANZA
99 BALANGUE, ENRIQUE BURCAO
100 BALDADO, JAZPER DOCTOR
101 BALIGUAT, JHONNIE ANASCO
102 BALINGIT, ARVIN RAY TIGLAO
103 BALOALOA, CHARLIE GUILLERMO
104 BALOS-BALOS, JULIE ANNE PASCUA
105 BALUYUT, MARVIN DAVID
106 BANGCONG, BENMARK ANTHONY BALDE
107 BANLASAN, EDEN ROSE DEL ROSARIO
108 BARACAO, ALVIN CASTRO
109 BARGADO, JAYSON DURAN
110 BARNACIA, DIXTER CAMASURA
111 BARTIDO, BERNARD BARREDO
112 BASCO, FRANCIS DOGUELES
113 BASILIO, UNICO OMAÑA
114 BASTILO, JOEY MARIADO
115 BASTO, ROMULO VILLANUEVA
116 BATAC, MARK RAY OCAMPO
117 BATNAG, KARL JASPER BILALAY
118 BAUI, EDWIN SORIANO
119 BAUTISTA, GRACE MANIGBAS
120 BAUTISTA, JOSE ANTONIO AY AY
121 BAUTISTA, MARK GLENN TERCEÑO
122 BAUTISTA, RON-ELY GONZALES
123 BAUTISTA, SANDY GASPAR
124 BAYA, JIGZ JAMES MANDAGUIT
125 BAYAIS, MARJORIE EUGENIO
126 BAYSA, BRYAN DELEÑA
127 BAÑAGASO, JAYFER JOHN PANGASIAN
128 BEIT, EDEN KRISTY ODOYA
129 BELENSON, BILLY JEE VILLOTA
130 BELONIO, ALVIN CARMELO MARINO
131 BELTRAN, ARMAND ARLI HADAP
132 BELTRAN, BRIAN REPROTO
133 BELVIZ, MARLOO RAY NARIO
134 BENITO, CLAUDETTE LIBANG
135 BERANGO, CHRISTIAN GARCIA
136 BERDEJO, JENIE ROSE GUARDIALAO
137 BERMAS, EZRA THEODORE LABUGUEN
138 BERMUNDO, RYAN HABER
139 BERNARDO, ABNER ARNIDO
140 BERSABAL, IRENE PELIÑO
141 BERTOS, RANDY BUSTILLO
142 BESA, FREDRIC KRISTIAN QUIBUYEN
143 BICAR, KEITH EUGENE CHUNGALAO
144 BIGAY, ALDREN CAAYAO
145 BIHAG, JEREMY ACENAS
146 BINADAY, JAMES FRANCIS REYES
147 BINAY-AN, EDWARD MARIAN TUBAY
148 BINGCO, EDISON PALAMOS
149 BISCO, ALEJANDRO JR CABATAY
150 BISCO, GERALD CABATAY
151 BLANZA, ERWIN MUYA
152 BOBADILLA, MA ANGELICA MALABANAN
153 BOLA, JEFF BRIAN DAYSON
154 BONETE, LORENZ IAN BORRE
155 BONILLA, GLENN CHRISTIAN DIESTA
156 BOQUILON, ROEL CUEVAS
157 BORBON, ALMONER SEDEÑO
158 BORLEO, HARVEY CADAVA
159 BORNALES, ROMNICK GUMAPON
160 BORROMEO, MARK GLENN BAUTISTA
161 BOSMION, GIE IAN CABAYLO
162 BUCHAN, ELMER INTONG
163 BULANHAGUI, JAYBEE EJE
164 BULOSAN, JOEL SALCEDO
165 BUNADO, JHON RIE ASTILLERO
166 BUNAG, MARC JU LAGMAN
167 BUSA, JOLEBER CORDOVA
168 BUYCO, GLOMERSON UBEDA
169 CA-ANCAN, JEZREEL LAWRENCE TOROTORO
170 CABACANG, JUDY IDOROT
171 CABADDU, JHOSE JR PAMITTAN
172 CABALIDA, JOEY REAL TUBACES
173 CABALLERO, BURT QUIJANO
174 CABALLERO, JOVEN CARIZO
175 CABALTERA, JOEMAR CAGADOC
176 CABANBAN, KARREN PEREZ
177 CABANGBANG, LOUYD RULIDA
178 CABANGON, MARK LOUIE ESPLANA
179 CABEBE, FRANKLIN ARBOLLENTE
180 CACCAM, JAIME ABUAN
181 CAFE, FRANKIE ANO
182 CAHAYAG, EDGAR JR ACOPE
183 CAILING, JESSIE CARUMBA
184 CAILING, NOEL DAGASUAN
185 CAJILIG, MARK JOSEPH PASOQUEN
186 CALANOG, NICKY OBRADOR
187 CALAPIT, GRETCHEN MAE DE LA CRUZ
188 CALILUNG, MARK VIERNES
189 CALIMPONG, KENNETH PALEC
190 CALIPES, REX NAPAROTA
191 CALULANG, ABBEY VILLEGAS
192 CALUPITAN, ADRIAN JOSEPH
193 CANAR, MILDA MANCANES
194 CANCINO, KELLY DELA CRUZ
195 CANILLO, REYNOLD DUMDUM
196 CANTALLOPEZ, MARK VINCENT ORQUEZA
197 CANTUBA, MARK ANTHONY TITONG
198 CAOCTOY, JULIUS MARAPOC
199 CAPATOY, RAJIV BUENAFE
200 CARCALLAS, EVELLO JR NACAITUNA
201 CARDAMA, BRYAN JAY SUSON
202 CARDONA, GEOFFREY JARABAY
203 CARDONA, NICCOLO ANDREW BORROMEO
204 CARIAGA, KARL MARK GARAZA
205 CARO, CLAIRE AGA
206 CARREON, KEN MARK MAQUILING
207 CARRERA, SHEENA MAE CABILES
208 CASIGAY, BERNARD TURQUEZA
209 CASIPLE, MCJAMES RICHA
210 CASTILLO, ARIEL ILAGAN
211 CASTILLO, BRYAN UMALI
212 CASTILLO, JESSICA SISCAR
213 CASTILLO, MARK ANTHONY VALDEVIEZO
214 CASTINO, VINCENT PAUL FELISILDA
215 CASTRO, RONNIE JOHN VILLASAN
216 CASULLA, MARK MARVIN CAUGUIRAN
217 CASUNURAN, JOEL BOMBASI
218 CATILO, EDSON HIDALGO
219 CAUSAPIN, ALDRIN SE
220 CAÑETE, ARCHER MEKHAEL CARILLO
221 CEBALLOS, MARK VINCENT CABALLERO
222 CECILIO, ANTHONY SECO
223 CELESTIAL, OMMAR TRIA
224 CELINO, GERALD BOLIDO
225 CELLONA, JEDDY TAGUDIN
226 CELMAR, JAMESON JR GOCHING
227 CERDEÑA, MARK ANTHONY BENDAÑA
228 CEREZO, MARVEN SANTILLAN
229 CERVANTES, CHRISTIAN ALCHE OLID
230 CERVANTES, REINER BARTOLATA
231 CEZAR, RAZEL DICHOSON
232 CHATTO, ROMNECK DOGOY
233 CHING, ALVIN GUINTO
234 CHIU, WILFRED TAPAYA
235 CISNERO, JAYRIEL LEE MENDOZA
236 CLANOR, NILO LANDICHO
237 COLLADO, ALBERT GALLETO
238 COMPACION, ARIS BALAGUNSA
239 COMPETENTE, MARICE MAE VELARDE
240 CONCHA, HAROLD ROS
241 CONRADO, SUNDIE ROSERO
242 CONSTABLE, JUFALEH TOM
243 CORONADO, LOUIE MARK ORIBIANA
244 CORPUZ, EDUARDO JR BUCCAT
245 CORTEZ, MARIFHE MELNI MARIÑO
246 CORTEZ, SHERWIN MENESES
247 COSTALES, RICHARD ANTONIO
248 COSTANZA, MARK JESSIE ARCETA
249 CRISOL, IVAN ORVILLE CREDO
250 CRUJIDO, CHRISTOPHER LITO CALIXTRO
251 CRUZ, CASSANDRA LAPIRA
252 CRUZ, NIEL ANTHONY IBAÑEZ
253 CRUZ, ROCHELLA MARIE GARCIA
254 CUADRA, EFREN JR FERNANDEZ
255 CUASAY, MARIEL MORILLO
256 CUBILLA, ROMEO JR TAGUMASI
257 CUENTA, BERNARDO QUIBUYEN
258 CUYUGAN, CATHERINE ESPINOSA
259 DACHOLA, ALVIN TUMOLVA
260 DACUAN, BERNARDO III PANALIGAN
261 DAHAN, JAN MEROLO DAGUPLO
262 DALAGUIT, KIMBERLY SAYAT
263 DALANON, ELTON JOHN MADARANG
264 DAMISIL, BRYAN DEL ROSARIO
265 DAMOGO, KENNETH CALICAL
266 DANCEL, JAMES RYAN CORTEZ
267 DANGCIL, CHARLES TUBERA
268 DANQUE, JARED OLESCO
269 DAPAR, RAYMUND CEBALLOS
270 DAVID, HAROLD CALAUAGAN
271 DAVID, IVAN NOE CADO
272 DAYDAY, REY MARIQUIT
273 DAYOT, DANIEL JOSE BERNARDO
274 DAYOT, MICHAEL ANGELO SANTOS
275 DE CASTRO, DALTON PARAÑAL
276 DE GUZMAN, ALEXIS BONZO
277 DE GUZMAN, LESTER BABALCON
278 DE GUZMAN, SERGIE MAGNO
279 DE JESUS, JEREMIAH JUAN GONZAGA
280 DE LA CRUZ, ARCHIE OSTAN
281 DE LA PAZ, PRINCE JACKSON GONZAGA
282 DE LA VIÑA, JONATHAN BUENAVENTURA
283 DE LOS REYES, ELLEN BUENAFE
284 DE PEDRO, HYACINTH LACUIT
285 DE TORRES, AMERIE SENTALES
286 DE VILLA, ROBIN CARLO BARRET
287 DECENA, EMMANUEL PANAO
288 DEJAÑO, LORDWIN MONTALES
289 DEL ROSARIO, JOHN RONNEL FOJAS
290 DELA CERNA, JOSHUA VILLARUEL
291 DELA CRUZ, AR-JAY CADAG
292 DELA CRUZ, ARC MARVIR MARIANO
293 DELA CRUZ, JOEL BRIAN REYES
294 DELA CRUZ, JULIUS DELA CRUZ
295 DELA CRUZ, MARC FEREIN BARTOLOME
296 DELA CRUZ, MICHAEL VINCENT SANTOS
297 DELA CRUZ, WILFREDO JR GARCIA
298 DELA TORRE, MAGGIE BENZ LAGUDGUD
299 DELATOR, CHRISTIAN MORDENO
300 DELFIN, DARWIL GRATOL
301 DELFIN, RENE BATOBALANI
302 DELOS SANTOS, MELVIN EVARISTO
303 DELOSO, JAMES IAN BONITA
304 DEMONTEVERDE, SHEM MICHAEL GILO
305 DEQUIÑA, CHRISTIAN FIDEL
306 DERLA, ELIBERT BENEMILE
307 DIAL, JORDAN RIVERA
308 DIAZ, JOHN BINZENN BATINO
309 DIAZ, PRINCE EMMANUEL NACHOR
310 DIMAANDAL, CRYSTAL JANE BACAL
311 DIMAANO, JEFF RYAN SERNAL
312 DIMALALUAN, JOSEPH LEMUEL BARAL
313 DIMAPILIS, RICHARD MICHAEL BONA
314 DIMATULAC, MARK ALFIE ESTRADA
315 DIMAUNAHAN, MARWIN MARANAN
316 DINAWANAO, ADRIAN CAMINS
317 DINGAL, REY JR OIRADA
318 DIONANAO, JOEMARIE SAMSON
319 DITABLAN, DIEGO OLORVIDA
320 DIZON, ANDREI JOSEPH LIWANAG
321 DIZON, EMIL TADEJA
322 DOLDOLIA, JAMES ESTOMATA
323 DOLENDO, SANSSIE JOY PAGUIRIGAN
324 DOMINGO, DANTE LAMINA
325 DOMINGO, EARVIN DULDULAO
326 DON, DONDON ABDURAKMAN
327 DULCE, ELVIN DIGNO
328 DULDULAO, VICENTE JR ORPIA
329 DULLER, JED CATRE
330 DUMAOP, RANIEL PUGAY
331 DUMLAO, VICLORD MAMUAD
332 DUNAN, PEPITO JR DAJAO
333 DUNUAN, MAYNARD BARTOLOME
334 DURO, JOHN PAULO FAMY
335 DUROY, JUNEMEL LUPOT
336 DY, VIC ARTHUR ESTOQUIA
337 EBRADA, JERIL JAY RODOLFO
338 ECO, JOWIN PEÑOLA
339 EDIANON, ENRICO ELE
340 ELANE, MARIA EDNA EBBA
341 ELCHICO, ARIES FERNANDEZ
342 ELEFAN, KRISTINE ARIB
343 ELI, JHON PAUL TAMBONG
344 ENAÑO, JOHN CARLO CASTILLO
345 ENEM, MARK ABONG
346 ENGRACIA, MICHAEL SARMIENTO
347 ENRIQUEZ, JHERICK CABISO
348 EQUIPAJE, MELODY OLARTE
349 ERMAC, GERALD GERUNDIO
350 ERQUIZA, JOHN PHILIP ABARQUEZ
351 ESCORIAL, RENEBOY MARINAY
352 ESMERIA, ROGERSON ARAPAN
353 ESPENIDO, MARTI SANDINO PADILLA
354 ESPINOLA, CARLOSITO JR OLINDO
355 ESPIRITU, SALVIE MARIE CUNANAN
356 ESQUIBEL, ERNIE CAPON
357 ESTILLORE, MARK ANTHONY SALOMON
358 ESTILO, JOHN PAUL SORTIGOSA
359 ETINO, EDUARDO JR DAGTA
360 ETONG, REZALYN EDIC
361 EUSTE, JOHN JOFRED CED
362 EVANGELISTA, REYNOLD DELOS SANTOS
363 FABROA, ERIC DULZA
364 FABROA, HAZEL JEAN TESORO
365 FEDERICO, MARIUS JAVIER
366 FELIPE, ALLAN UMALI
367 FELIPE, LOVELYN SUERTE MADRID
368 FELIZARDO, APRIL JOY CRUZ
369 FERMA, JAYVIE CONCEPCION
370 FERNANDES, JOSEPH JACOB QUINTANILLA
371 FERNANDEZ, JEPANESS LAPAC
372 FERNANDEZ, JUPITER RITZ ARCALAS
373 FERRERIA, KAYCEE AURORA
374 FIESTA, DONALD DOMINGO
375 FLORA, ALENA MAE PICART
376 FLORES, JAYSON ARROYO
377 FLORES, KARINA ESPIRITU
378 FLORES, KRISTIAN ORTIZ
379 FLORES, RICO JAY CARBONILLA
380 FONTANOZ, BERNADETTE ZABALA
381 FORTAJADA, EDGARDO BELESARIO
382 FRANCISCO, JAYSON ALANO
383 FRANCISCO, ROBERT CHRISTIAN LAGO
384 FRANCO, JESSER JAMES PORTE
385 FREO, ANTHONY PAULO DUMAYAS
386 FRONDA, LLOYD JULIUS DE JESUS
387 FUENTES, ROY MERLIN LORA
388 FURTO, BIEN COMIA
389 GABIJAN, RAFAEL DE LA CRUZ
390 GABUNA, REINIER MODAR
391 GABUYO, VINCENT VICENTE
392 GALANG, DARWIN PADERAN
393 GALAPON, REYNATO II NOOL
394 GALEMBA, CHRISTIAN GIL RESAYAGA
395 GALLANO, VON BENEDICT GOMBA
396 GALO, FRANCIS BRYAN PALEN
397 GALUTAN, RICARDO JR NAVAL
398 GALVEZ, ARDEL VERANO
399 GALVEZ, GERALD CHING
400 GAMBOA, JEZTER RODOLFO
401 GAMBOA, JOHN HENNSY CAÑARES
402 GAMBOA, ROMNICK TIGLAO
403 GAMO, CHARLIE VELARDE
404 GANDOL, RODOLFO JR FRONDA
405 GANIT, JULIUS FLORA
406 GANNABAN, JUBITO DWLINOC
407 GARACHICO, JUAN MIGUEL REPE
408 GARAYANALA, MAE MARJORIE POLISTICO
409 GARCES, MARNEL DE VELEZ
410 GARCIA, JERARD MADULID
411 GARCIA, JONALYN BULLAN
412 GARCIA, RUDY FAYLOGA
413 GARIO, JAYSON APOLINARIO
414 GARVIDA, RYAN JOSEF SANTOS
415 GASTONES, JESON CELERINOS
416 GATELA, RICHARD RABILAS
417 GAUFO, JOHN JOHN AURINO
418 GAVILORIA, LYROSE BOGLOSA
419 GEALONE, PEE JAY NICOLAS
420 GENERAO, RENNEL PADUA
421 GERENIA, ALMA ZAPATOS
422 GERNALE, ENRICO RELEVO
423 GERODIAZ, JOHN KAISER BALLAD
424 GEROMIANO, RUEL CAMARISTA
425 GERONA, JAYSON ALVAREZ
426 GICANAL, KENNETH ESMERALDA
427 GINGCO, ROMEL LAPAWAN
428 GO, GERALD BRYAN LAIÑO
429 GO, JOHNRAY ANTHONY VALENZUELA
430 GO, JONALYN VILLAPANDO
431 GODINEZ, ARIANN DUMAPIAS
432 GODOY, JOHN ADAMS BUENCIVILLO
433 GOMEZ, BRYAN ANDRADE
434 GOMEZ, NEIL RYAN DE MESA
435 GONZALES, ALFRED MA MAHINAY
436 GONZALES, JEFF LAVARIAS
437 GONZALES, JOEY BATRONEL
438 GONZALES, JOWIE BACANI
439 GONZALES, KELVIN CHESTER PAGUNTALAN
440 GONZALES, MARLON ALFONSO
441 GORERO, MA KRISTA GRACE ABELLA
442 GORIO, RODELLIO ESPORO
443 GRESONES, ARTH NEILVIN FLORES
444 GUADALUPE, RUEL FLORA
445 GUANLAO, LODEE MAR MANUEL
446 GUANZON, JAY-AR BRILLANTES
447 GUCE, CHRISTIAN DAVID ROSALES
448 GUDIA, RITZ ALDRIN MENDIETA
449 GUERRA, RENAN JHON AUMENTADO
450 GUIA, RODULFO JR TAPIAN
451 GUIAO, WOHLER BRYAN CRUZ
452 GUILLERMO, ALICIA JARA
453 GUNAY, RJ SHAIDER GARCIA
454 GURTIZA, MELVIN CALPITO
455 GUTIERREZ, JOHN CHESTER LEHAYAN
456 HAPA, ED BRIAN CASABA
457 HERNANDEZ, JOSELITO GERARDO JR PANGANIBAN
458 HERNANDEZ, NEPTHALIE MOJICA
459 HIQUIANA, WATCHMAN GERONIMO
460 HIZON, MARTE-JAY ACOSTA
461 HUMANGUP, FLORANTE JR CAHILOG
462 ICATLO, ARJAY NAZARIA
463 IDICA, THOMAS BON IGNACIO
464 IGAMA, JHUNNEIL ALVIOR
465 IGHOT, ALEJANDRO JR ONGCOY
466 ILAGAN, IAN PAULO QUIDAYAN
467 ILAGAN, MICHAEL BEJER
468 IMPAS, ULPIANO JR BANTECIL
469 IMPERIO, KENNETH RIM ARGOSINO
470 INTAL, JONATHAN QUILLOPE
471 ITABLE, MARVIN DEMETERIO
472 ITLIONG, JOHN MARK ORCALES
473 JARDIEL, JAMES PHILIP DE LEON
474 JIMENA, ALVIN AGUSTIN
475 JOAQUIN, EGAN LINATOC
476 JOHNSON, MARK STEVE TEJADA
477 JOSEPH, FERNANDO JR DECATORIA
478 JUBAY, MANUEL JR MORILLO
479 JUEGO, JOEL ASUGUI
480 JUMILA, MYRIAM CALIZAR
481 JURALBAL, RONALD SUGUITAN
482 KILING, LORMHEL JUGANAS
483 KING, ADRIAN SANTOS
484 KINTANAR, ALKIN STEVE MATEO
485 LABAJO, MICHAEL SOLIS
486 LABAJOS, ALBERT BALURAN
487 LABOGA, JOHN ALBERT AQUINO
488 LACANDAZO, ROBERT JAMES OLEDAN
489 LAGMAN, ARIS TOLENTINO
490 LAGONILLA, CRISTOPHER BATISLAONG
491 LAGUTAO, JEROME ANDRES
492 LALAS, EMILJI FRIGILLANA
493 LALUNA, JAIME JR LIMOS
494 LASTIMA, RYAN GEVEROLA
495 LAT, JOSEPH KEITH MANGUE
496 LAURDEN, NELSON POLINAR
497 LAVIÑA, CHONARD PAUL ABOYME
498 LAYLO, MARK KENAN ILAO
499 LEAR, JEXTER PARANGAN
500 LEAÑO, REGAN SANCHEZ
501 LEBANAN, MICHAEL JAY PINEDA
502 LEBERIAGA, REYMOND EGALIN
503 LEE, ANGELO ROSEL
504 LEE, WILVEN BARTOLAY
505 LELIS, ABEGAIL GRACE VILLASURDA
506 LEOSALA, BAZIL GUTAY
507 LETIGIO, ELLISON CABREROS
508 LEVISTE, JOSE RAUL ISON
509 LEYSA, JAN KENN EDWARD GABATA
510 LI, HIAN BERNARD SALVADOR
511 LIBOT, KENNETH ALBERT RACHO
512 LIGON, MICHAEL AVILLANOSA
513 LIMPIOSO, ARNEL BULADACO
514 LINGAN, ROBI GRIFFIN NIERRA
515 LIZARDO, JOSEPH FUERTE
516 LLAMAS, WINSOR JUN MANISCAN
517 LLANTADA, VERONICA LABIANO
518 LLAVANES, ALLAN GANCIA
519 LOAY, ADAN ROSSELLE CHUA
520 LOBATON, RINORM TANTAY
521 LOCRE, ROMMEL JESS ARROYO
522 LOMIBAO, BENJIE CALLA
523 LOPEZ, ARDIE DONES
524 LORENZO, CRIZEL PANER
525 LORENZO, MA KRIZELLDA PAGTALUNAN
526 LOSLOSO, RENIEL CATALLA
527 LOYOLA, BENJIE RAMIRO
528 LOYOLA, JOMAR LINIS
529 LOYOLA, MENACHEM REY KARL BALSAMO
530 LUALHATI, JULIUS HERNANDEZ
531 LUCIM, RODERICK ABOBO
532 LUDOVICE, BENJAMIN JR PABLE
533 LUMAAD, ERWIN CERILLO
534 LUMAYAG, CIPRIANO TERO
535 LUNA, FRANCIS BERNARD BALAGWIS
536 LUVEROS, RONALD DALAPO
537 MAAMO, RONEL MELITANTE
538 MABAGA, MARY ANNE TAPIA
539 MACEREN, EDU DARYL CANO
540 MACUHA, CZAR ALEXIS MARASIGAN
541 MACUNAT, MELVIN MALABANA
542 MADAYA, BEERVO CABANERO
543 MAGBALOT, MARVIN TIMBAL
544 MAGNAYE, EDSON SANGKATE
545 MAGNO, DANZEN BUSTILLO
546 MAGPANTAY, MICHAEL ANGELO DELOS SANTOS
547 MAGRACIA, SHERWIN MARQUEZ
548 MAGTIBAY, CELSO JR LORZANO
549 MALAGA, ALBERTO JR YAP
550 MALAPAD, GLENN CARLO DELA ROSA
551 MALECDAN, BENJAMIN JR SOLANG
552 MALIWAT, MARION CARLO BULANADI
553 MALLANAO, LORENZO JR SOLAINA
554 MALLORCA, JOHN PAULO SUARNABA
555 MALVAR, DARRYL ROTONE
556 MAMONGCAL, NASRODIN DALIGCON
557 MANABAT, NEILCO IAN APAT
558 MANALANG, RYAN JOHN ABARQUEZ
559 MANALO, KRIZEL CALIZAR
560 MANATAD, DOMINADOR JR DAGANGAN
561 MANDAJOYAN, BRYAN SON
562 MANDAP, RONALD JOSEPH CANLAS
563 MANESCA, LENIN BORROMEO
564 MANGUNE, ARIS TANJUECO
565 MANIÑGAS, FRANCIS RAYMOND VALENCIA
566 MANLUTAC, MARK GERALD CHAVEZ
567 MANONGSONG, GILBERT GARCIA
568 MANSIBANG, MARSON LAYUGAN
569 MANZO, ALVIN MONCAWE
570 MARANON, BRUNO ASENJO
571 MARASIGAN, MARK VENSON CANDELARIA
572 MARAVILLAS, JULIUS ELI SANTILLAN
573 MARCELO, MARK IDOL GONZALES
574 MARCIANO, JOJIE LAQUI
575 MARCOS, DYNA LINMAYOG
576 MARFIL, JIENARO CARLO MONTANO
577 MARGARICO, CHRIS JAVIER
578 MARIÑAS, EDUARDO JR ISLA
579 MAROLLANO, MARK CHRISTIAN PEÑANO
580 MARQUEZ, BRYAN FUSILERO
581 MARQUEZ, RONALD PANOPIO
582 MASABIO, CATHERINE BAU
583 MATAMMU, DINO AVIGUETERO
584 MATIBAG, MIGUEL NICCOLO DELA CRUZ
585 MATUTINO, MARVIN GALICIA
586 MAYORGA, GYROS ANIÑON
587 MECIJA, JOHN ROBERT ESTRELLADO
588 MEDALLE, LIEZEL MAE SERONDO
589 MEDIAVILLA, RONNIE SARONA
590 MEDINA, ROSS ALBERT FRANCISCO
591 MENDOZA, AARON JIMI LIPANGO
592 MENDOZA, DINO PADILLA
593 MENDOZA, JEBELOR TABELISMA
594 MENDOZA, JERSON SUÑER
595 MENDOZA, OLIVER DELEN
596 MENDOZA, PATRICK JORDAN ALCAUSIN
597 MENDOZA, RONDEC ROBLES
598 MENDOZA, RYAN MASELANG
599 MERCADO, REGIN REX SOLIS
600 MERQUITA, STEPHEN SERAFICO
601 MESO, MARK ANTHONY DATOON
602 MIADO, ERVIN ONDAY
603 MIAKE, ARNEL DAMITAN
604 MILARAN, RAYDAN GABION
605 MIRAFUENTES, KEITH MARTILLANA
606 MIRANDILLA, AIREEN CLACIO
607 MOLINA, MARIE ANTONETTE VIRAY
608 MONGADO, JED ALUTAYA
609 MONIENO, RONELL JOHN DE GUZMAN
610 MONTAÑER, ESTHER KAY SY
611 MONTENEGRO, GEMMA HOLGADO
612 MONTENEGRO, MICHAEL TRINIDAD
613 MONTERON, ELEAZAR IBRE
614 MONTIANO, CHRISTIAN HINTAY
615 MORADA, GRIEGO GALAGATA
616 MORADO, LONEL INFANTE
617 MORAL, WAFFLE MAE DIANE SUPATAN
618 MORALES, LOWELL LAGMAN
619 MORATA, MATT FACTOR
620 MOSCA, CHRISTINE BRAGA
621 MOYA, PAUL ANTHONY PATAGOC
622 MULA, MEL CARY RUAZA
623 MUTIA, DARYLL JED GUMAPAC
624 MUTUC, JAYSON BRYAN ESGUERRA
625 NABO, CAMILLE LICUANAN
626 NAIGAN, GEORGE MOLLY JUELAR
627 NALANGAN, NIÑA MACATO
628 NAPATA, ROBERTO JR LIANDA
629 NAPAY, MARK FRANCIS CAILAO
630 NARITO, JAYSON MARZONIA
631 NARZABAL, RICHARD PAGLINAWAN
632 NAVARRETE, RONALD CRUZ
633 NEBRE, ELIZARDO JR VELASCO
634 NEGRE, ERGEN SAWIT
635 NEODAMA, JEFFREY NUALDA
636 NERIT, CARLO GEROLEO
637 NGIPEN, ROHNA JALES
638 NIETES, RONIE MENDOZA
639 NOCHE, CHRISTIAN FERNANDO
640 NONES, ROBERT DAVESON CORDERO
641 NOVENO, ALVIN GALDONEZ
642 NUEZ, ALREN CURIBA
643 NUQUI, DARWIN DORIA
644 OBLEA, ROMNICK CAMBAL
645 OBNAMIA, RANDOLPH CONCEPCION
646 OCAMPO, JUN RICHARD EUGENIO
647 OCAMPO, PHILIP JOEL NICDAO
648 OCMEJA, VICENTE JR TAGADIAD
649 OGALESCO, PONCIANO JR LEDESMA
650 ORDOÑEZ, CRISTOVER ESTERNON
651 OREIRO, ERNESTO JR LAUDE
652 ORILLA, AARON FRUELDA
653 ORIOQUE, RAMEL INIHAO
654 ORPIANO, RUSSEL DONCANSIL
655 ORTIZ, ARLENE MERILLANA
656 PADILLA, JONATHAN FALLARIA
657 PADUA, MARK ANTHONY CABONEGRO
658 PAGADUAN, JESTHER CARLO COPADA
659 PAGAY, ALDRIN IAN CABARDO
660 PAGHUBASAN, JONATHAN SAMSON
661 PAGSINOHIN, JOHN MICHAEL BALMES
662 PAGULAYAN, CHERRY ANNE SORIANO
663 PAJURERAY, EDUARDO JR CUIZON
664 PAL, ALMAR PONO
665 PALEN, MARIUS TANNY MANTICA
666 PALERO, CLAHRENZ ZUBIETO
667 PALILEO, MARVIN ALLEN TUAZON
668 PALTICAN, SAMSON JR JOAQUIN
669 PALTINCA, DIBS TOLIBAS
670 PAMINTUAN, RASHED CAMAYA
671 PANADO, JAMES BUDAY
672 PANAUN, ARIES REYES
673 PANES, BRIAN SAYSON
674 PANGANIBAN, BJORN ALAIN ALCANTARA
675 PANORIL, BUENAFE JR PAGE
676 PANUELOS, MA GLAIZA DACILLO
677 PARAGAS, KENT ANTHONY MAPE
678 PARALEJAS, IGNACIO JR RAYOS
679 PARANI, MICHAEL GUTIERREZ
680 PAREJA, LOUIE JAY VILLALOBOS
681 PARRO, EUNEL LAUS
682 PARUNGAO, ADRIAN MIMIS
683 PARUNGAO, JUAN ROGELIO MANGULABNAN
684 PASCUA, GERALD ANCHETA
685 PASIBE, RICHARD RODRIGUEZ
686 PASILAN, CHRISTIAN IAN RIVERA
687 PASTRANA, MARK ANTHONY CAÑETE
688 PELAEZ, IVAN JOSEPH DALUSONG
689 PELAYO, CARLOS JR DE LA CRUZ
690 PELONIO, AGAPITO ANGANA
691 PENOLIAR, HANS ESTABILLO
692 PEPITO, PETER CHRIS ANOOS
693 PEREZ, ALLAN BONIFACIO
694 PEREZ, GINO CARLO MONTEMAYOR
695 PEREZ, JUN JAY CENABRE
696 PEREZ, MICHAEL STEPHEN LEVISTE
697 PESCASIOSA, MARVIN MADRONES
698 PEÑA, MARK ANTHONY ICARO
699 PIA, JEFFERSON EMNACE
700 PICONES, EDRICK JOSEPH MATIC
701 PIDO, NELSON CRUDA
702 PILAPIL, RAYMUND CORAJE
703 PIMENTEL, KRISTIAN GALANG
704 PINEDA, JUAN CARLO PADEL
705 PINO, JANDEL OPON
706 PINO, WINCHELL REPUELA
707 PIQUERO, AQUILINO JR TIMBAL
708 PISIG, PINKY CASARENO
709 PIZAÑA, FREDERICK BAYRON
710 PO, ANGELO BENDANILLO
711 POLEA, JOSEPH CORONA
712 POLINAR, MICHAEL AYENTO
713 PONAYA, RAINIER VON LONTOC
714 PONO, VHAL PO
715 PONSICA, ROLANDO JR PINGCAS
716 PORLAJE, GLENN MARK DE LUNA
717 PORRAS, CHRIS JASON DE GUZMAN
718 POSADAS, EMMARIE LUZ SOMOOK
719 PRADO, CARVIN QUERODA
720 PRESALDO, SANDREW SOBREMONTE
721 PRESTO, ROLLY SONIO
722 PUA, JUANITO JR VALENCIA
723 PUDADERA, CLAIRE TRINIDAD
724 PULIDO, MARY HOPE VALENCIA
725 PUNO, LORENA JACINTO
726 PUNTOD, LOUIE ANDREW LACISTE
727 QUIAZON, MILLICENT QUEEN CHARMIS BATAC
728 QUIBIN, GIAN KARLO ARMIA
729 QUILANG, ARNOLD DAGAS
730 QUINALAYO, CONRADO EDUARTE
731 QUINTO, EMMANUEL BARONGAN
732 QUIRANTE, EDMAR SIGLOS
733 RAAKIN, JOSEPH REVELO
734 RAMAS, JERRY MICHAEL CADAYDAY
735 RAMIREZ, BRYAN MICHAEL GOLEZ
736 RAMIREZ, JOHN ROQUE MARCOS
737 RAMOS, JANNEL SABLAN
738 RANES, BERNIE MANINGO
739 RASCO, GREG SERASPI
740 RAYMUNDO, JONATHAN PAOLO EDORA
741 REALISTA, RALDY PATAUEG
742 RECUERDO, TEDDY ALLADO
743 RELATADO, HAROLD GAMANA
744 RELLERMO, ROMEO JR SENIS
745 REMETRE, PHILIP JOHN SALVADOR TOGADO
746 REMIGIO, RICHARD BRIAN MALASIG
747 RESTON, GLENN JAY ANIÑON
748 REY, ADRIAN LAVADIA
749 REY, YVAN MAGPILI
750 REYES, AR-JAY SULIT
751 REYES, DAVID UAO
752 REYES, ERWIN NUEVA
753 REYES, KHRISTHOPHER DAGSAAN
754 REYES, MARK EFRAIM ALBERTO
755 REYES, REINFELD EMELO
756 REYES, RUSSELL EBUEN
757 RICALDE, BENJAMIN CHRISTIAN CAY
758 RINGOR, HERMINIGILDO JR EDISAN
759 RIVERA, HARMON BOCALA
760 RIVERA, SHERWIN BLANCO
761 ROCHA, RONALD CARDENAS
762 ROLDAN, RYAN ALVIN ABRENICA
763 ROLLUQUE, CHRISTIAN LACEDA
764 ROMERO, CERILOJUN FLORENTINO
765 ROMERO, LAURENCE ABAD
766 ROQUE, ROWELLE MANAOAT
767 ROQUID, BRYAN RAY RULL
768 ROSARIO, ROMMEL LAJATO
769 ROXAS, MARK JOSEPH FAUSTINO
770 RUIZ, EARL LAURENTE
771 RUIZ, JUN RAY QUEMADA
772 RULLODA, JORDAN AYCARDO
773 SAGUCIO, GLENN MARK LAURETA
774 SALARZON, PRECIOUS GEM EDU
775 SALDAÑA, EMERSON TOLENTINO
776 SALIBIO, LEO SALE
777 SALIDO, ANGELO GABRIEL LAGUARTILLA
778 SALUMBIDES, RAINIELL MANCENIDO
779 SAMBAHON, JACOB BERMUDO
780 SAMPAYAN, GENARD BANDI
781 SAMSON, JANINE MAE IMPERIO
782 SAN GABRIEL, CRISTY BUNYI
783 SAN JOSE, IRWIN BANAYO
784 SANGALANG, BONIFACIO DE CASTRO
785 SANGALANG, REINIEL DAREN ERASGA
786 SANICO, ERIK JAN MAGNO
787 SANSON, CHESTER BOB LABRADOR
788 SANTOS, CRISROBERSON BAUTISTA
789 SANTOS, GERALD MANUEL
790 SANTOS, JOHN DEXTER CAÑAVERAL
791 SARCILLA, GILBERT LAYAGAN
792 SARMIENTO, JAYSON LOAYON
793 SARMIENTO, ROMMEL LONGALONG
794 SARREAL, ADRIAN REYES
795 SAULOG, RENEN ANGELO NOBLE
796 SAYON, GREGORICK UGAY
797 SAYUCOP, TAYLER MALIONES
798 SEDANO, DANIEL GAJO
799 SENOSA, JOEMAR SABIDO
800 SEPILLO, DAVID DANIEL MABILING
801 SERANDON, FRANCIS PAULO ADORABLE
802 SEVERINO, JORIE NONALES
803 SILVA, ERWIN ALILI
804 SIMYUNN, MENARD ABARIDO
805 SOBERANO, JOHN ANGELO MOTOL
806 SOBRITCHEA, CARLITO SUARIO
807 SOLIOT, DARIO JR MENDOZA
808 SOLIS, PACIANO JR SABAN
809 SON, BERNARDO JR POTOY
810 SOPEÑA, ALLAN ALLI GIRAY
811 SORIANO, RANDLE JOHN BICAD
812 SOSA, ROGINE ARRIOLA
813 SOTERO, JOY GASPAR
814 SUMAGPAO, VANESSA CASIBA
815 SUMALDE, ADRIAN AUGUSTO MENDOZA
816 SUMALINOG, JAY-AR RILLERA
817 SUMILE, JUPITER CAILING
818 SUN, NONY SARVIDA
819 SURINGA, RONALDO MORALES
820 SY, CLARITA TAMONDONG
821 TABACO, CEFERINO JR PANEDA
822 TABIJE, ALBERT RAGUAL
823 TABIOS, ARJAY BONAGUA
824 TADENA, MARIA TERESA ABAD
825 TADI, ARJAY LONTAC
826 TADLA, JOSEPH DE LA CRUZ
827 TADLE, SAMUEL HIPOS
828 TAGUBASE, ELIEZER ALQUIZAR
829 TAGUD, JERSAM LAGNADA
830 TALARON, JERALD PASURIAO
831 TALAUE, MARK JOSEPH MALSI
832 TALAVERA, BEVERLYN GONZALES
833 TALENS, ROWELL ESTACIO
834 TAMBONGCO, NICK JOHN SANTIAGO
835 TAMON, DIOSCORO JR BARCELONA
836 TAN, AL JANO CLAVERIA
837 TAN, BRIANNE DELA CRUZ
838 TAN, JAN MICHAEL TARROZA
839 TANGALIN, ARDEEN DELA ROSA
840 TANGO, JHOE BENN PASCUAL
841 TANZO, JAN MICHAEL SAMONTE
842 TAUPA, JOSE RAYMOND DE GUZMAN
843 TAÑANG, JOANA MARIE MANOJO
844 TECSON, HAROLD GLENN ORQUIOLA
845 TECSON, JAYPEE VALMONTE
846 TEMPRA, WHYNDLL CABRERA
847 TENAJA, MILES APUAN
848 TIBLE, ANDY AREZADA
849 TINAYA, MONTY FRANCIS RECTO
850 TINGSON, JOHN PAUL PARCON
851 TOBIAS, JERSON PETATE
852 TOGONON, ROMMEL NIEL PALENCIA
853 TOMANENG, KRISTIAN MARK SIMEON
854 TORBOLENTO, RONEL FADO
855 TORCULAS, DENNIS ERWIN PACANUT
856 TORREON, RODNEY ANDOY
857 TORTAL, RUPERT JOSEPH DESCALLAR
858 TRILLANES, ERROL ALCARAZ
859 TRINIDAD, LIMUEL SALUMBIDES
860 TRINIDAD, RUBEN JR ACERO
861 TSANG, JAMES JR PUA
862 TUBONGBANUA, ROCHELLE LAVINA
863 TUDIO, FRANZ JOSEPH BELLO
864 TUHOY, MARRIEMEL TAMAYO
865 TUIBEO, CRISTINE ANGELA IBIS
866 TULIO, ALEXIS ROSS IGNACIO
867 TUMAYAN, KRUZO LIGAWEN
868 TUMULAK, BERNARDINO MONTRIAS
869 TUYAY, MARVIN ANGELO LUAY
870 UAYAN, DIOSDADO JR OLAER
871 VALDEHUEZA, CRIS ELDRIDGE PARREÑO
872 VALLE, JOEL JOHN JOSHUA SISON
873 VALLENTOS, MICHAEL BOYORE
874 VELASCO, RICO RUFO
875 VERGARA, JAPHETH JAY ONGUE
876 VERGARA, MARISA SILVA
877 VETERANA, EDWIN MALABANAN
878 VILLAFLORES, RYAN SOREÑO
879 VILLAFRANCA, JORVEN RULLORATA
880 VILLALUZ, MARVIN BISAIN
881 VILLALUZ, RYAN JOZEF CAPEÑA
882 VILLANUEVA, ALBERT GENETIANO
883 VILLANUEVA, CRIS DE GUZMAN
884 VILLANUEVA, GERARDO JR SILVESTRE
885 VILLANUEVA, JANN TIMOTHY DE GUZMAN
886 VILLANUEVA, JERREMMIE CHUA
887 VILLANUEVA, JHANUAR CAPACETE
888 VILLANUEVA, JON JON MONJE
889 VILLANUEVA, KRYSSEL MAY ANN BALADAD
890 VILLANUEVA, RODEL GALON
891 VILLAPANE, RAINIER RAMOS
892 VILLAREAL, ANDREW ANDRICK ESPINOSA
893 VILLAREAL, MARICAR DE LAS ALAS
894 VILLATE, MARC JOSEPH FLORIDO
895 VILLEJO, DAVE DAMICOG
896 VILLENA, CHRISTIAN JOHN ALMIÑE
897 VIRTUDAZO, ELMER MACATIGBAC
898 VISERE, SAMUEL LICMO-AN
899 VISORIA, JOHN MARK BOLANIO
900 VITO, JINO PAOLO LOPEZ
901 VIVAZ, SHEREE BERGONIA
902 WALWAL, DANNY CAÑETE
903 YADAO, ROSHIEL MAE ALCANTARA
904 YAP, ALLEN EDWARD CALVADORES
905 YBAÑEZ, DENNIS GAYO
906 YBAÑEZ, RHEGGIE REFAMONTE
907 YSON, ROLLY BABIARA
908 YU, BRENDA BENSON
909 ZABALA, ROMAR DON SAYNO
910 ZAVALLA, JINNO PENIEL CARILLO
911 ZINAMPAN, KENNETH JHON QUILANG
912 ZUBIA, FRANCIS AARON DUASO
913 ZUBIETA, EDWARD LOUIE ORACION

Careless Tweet = House Thief

A careless tweet might put your house at risk. Techno savvy akyat-bahay (burglars) can check leading twitter updates and get the dirty job done. This applies too on other social networking sites like Friendster.com (oh yeah, you still open your friendster accounts?), Multiply.com and the hot soc-site at the moment, Facebook.com. I am not a heavy user of these social sites now so I dunno who can view the status updates, the “network friends” or the general public. Once a user posted “off for a 3-day wkend getaway, whole family. bora here we come! c u erich! xoxo”, that’s an open invite for techie burglars. Networked “friends” or not.

And for personal safety too, over sharing is something to be conscious of. I follow some personalities on twitter and by their tweets, followers can easily track where they are. That’s potentially dangerous especially for media people. I follow one media personality and she’s into lifestyle & home niche and she’s like on twitter, 31. 31, get it? 24/7.

(I’m just kidding, I watched a re-run of 2 Men & Half and I found that “31″ joke funny.)

Anyways, like now I know where she is and I know what she’s doing… checkin… checkin… oh there, she got her nails done! This tech behavior or internet habit we have now (tweeting & blogging), I must admit, is quite addicting so a little pigil and disciple are needed too for our safety. Even us, we have pulled out some over personal blog posts in the past.

Read something about internet over sharing here.

GstarCad Espands Distribution Channel In Philippines

As the preferred technology solutions provider of the Philippine Design Industry, EXPEDIENT CADD has been working consistently to respond to the growing and evolving needs of business establishments in the Philippines. EXPEDIENT CADD has a lot of experience in local CAD business as well as providing CAD customization portofolios.

Brian Ernest L. Regalado, General Manager of EXPEDIENT CADD said: “We can foresee a greater demand for CAD software and CAD related services in the Philippine market as Asia’s regional and local economies are booming. In line with our mission as a technology solutions provider to equip our clients with the Brilliant quality and Brilliant value Technology solutions for architecture, engineering, construction and manufacturing we have partnered with Suzhou Gstarsoft Co Ltd for the distribution of GstarCAD, the world-class CAD software platform that is Brilliant value and Efficient, with Superior quality and performance, Trusted by more than 190,000 users worldwide. With it’s superior quality and performance at a reasonable price, we are confident that GstarCAD will meet the requirements of various clients in this AECM market.”

For the past decade, GstarCAD has established 50 foreign CAD software developers and distributors which form a systematic marketing mode for the overseas market. GstarCAD’s customer base cuts across both industry and terrain lines, more than 190,000 architects, engineers and designers alike from 65 countries and fields are harnessing GstarCAD to gain vital insights to help enhance efficiency. Through cooperation with EXPEDIENT CADD, it is expected that GstarCAD would utilize an effective brand penetration and implement corporate reputation in Philippines.

"KAYAK" Center Table Or Foot Bench Kaya?

La-Z-Boy.Com Introduces 3D Room Planner Tool To Visualize And Share PhotoRealistic Designs, Furniture

3D Room planner by La-Z-boy

Walking into the furniture showroom, Mecky Lang of Rochester, Ill., saw them — the perfect sofa and loveseat. At the store she carefully considered the color, the comfort, the configuration. She measured the proper dimensions and mentally compared to her room size. Everything fit perfectly in Mecky’s mind. Problem is, the furniture just didn’t fit in Mecky’s house. Once she saw the furniture in the living room, she realized it made the room look tiny — a big problem and a costly mistake. Back to the drawing board. Now Mecky can start with a tool that will help her troubleshoot design problems before they start.

An industry-first, the new La-Z-Boy 3D Room Planner creates nearly photorealistic 3D renderings of consumers’ rooms by inserting features like windows, doors, fireplaces and flooring along with the many styles and fabrics that La-Z-Boy has to offer, all in an easy-to-use platform. Once created, these visual reality images can be shared on Facebook or through e-mail with friends, family and design experts for feedback and discussion before any purchases are made.

In addition to helping consumers, the 3D Room Planner also is an ideal application for stylists and interior designers. Paige Hemmis, designer/contractor for ABC’s “Extreme Home Makeover: Home Edition,” agrees: “Using a tool like 3D Room Planner is a great and easy way for people to see how furniture and accessories will look in the finished room, before making the purchase. The planner quickly eliminates any hesitation that may come with taking design risks. The tool definitely helped me when I was designing the living room in my new home.”

La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries(R) In-Home Designers, a free service for La-Z-Boy customers, use the 3D Room Planner to help consumers visualize their soon-to-be transformed spaces — complete with their professional selection of furniture and fabric pairings, as well as the tables, lamps and accessories that really bring the room to life.

Plan Rooms, Picture Furniture From the first time furniture-buyer to the advanced designer, 3D Room Planner is easy-to-use:

• Start by selecting your room dimensions and adding customizable features such as windows, doors and fireplaces to depict the most accurate layout possible that resembles your room.
• Next, add flooring options and paint walls creating an even more customized space.
• From there, a wide variety of La-Z-Boy furniture styles and fabrics are available and can be easily placed into the room and arranged with the drag-and-drop tool.
• To complete the true-to-life room, choose lighting fixtures — and the appropriate lighting ambiance. Press a button to actually recline the furniture where applicable, to make sure the furniture fits when reclined.
• Select and arrange end tables and accents.Save assembled rooms to the site or share through Facebook so friends can comment and give their advice and opinions

“Customers will appreciate the new 3D Room Planner because it actually visualizes how things will look before even making a furniture purchase, allowing people to bring their dream rooms to life in 3D,” said Matt Targett, director of interactive marketing for La-Z-Boy. “The tool also will help design experts create and visually present plans that match a customer’s space and style needs.”

La-Z-Boy will be the first in the furniture industry to offer this cutting-edge design technology to consumers. The tool was created in partnership with 20-20 Icovia, an online room planning solution for retailers, manufacturers, interior designers and homeowners. The tool is located at www.lzb3D.com and also found on the company’s Facebook page.

“The last time I bought furniture, I tried to mentally picture how it would look in my room, but I underestimated the size and cost myself money. Even worse, I spent years putting up with furniture I didn’t love,” said Lang. “It is a huge benefit to be able to see how furniture will look in my room before I commit to it.”

Sony Bravia, A Tempting Deal For You And For Me

sony bravia flat tv

Received this email offer from Citibank, a “Lighter than Paylite” offer.

If you have Citibank credit card and with some 16,000 accumulated points, you may want to look at this Sony Bravia BX300 32 inches LCD TV.

The deal is P27999 which can be had via 16000 points +2099 monthly payment. Considering when we got a Sony flat LCD (with DVD and home theater speaker system) 2 years ago, set us back almost 50,000 pesos.

After 2 years, price is down almost to half.

This is nice deal (good brand, affordable zero % monthly) if you want to replace your big bulky CRT TV in your living room or if you want to replace (or want a new) your bedroom television or kitchen TV.

Sony Bravia BX300

Tempting. (But Christmas is near, there may be sweeter deals in the coming months.)

If I ask my wife if we can this TV via our card, will I get a flat TV or a flat NO!

BTW, our TV rack console here.

BoConcept New York Selected To Decorate The IMB Lounge For Mercedes - Benz Fashion Week At Lincoln Center

boconcept

BoConcept New York, the purveyor of affordable, modern design furniture, has been selected to furnish and decorate the Mercedes Benz Fashion Week IMG Fashion Suite at the Lincoln Center.

Niki and Shaokao Cheng, Owners of BoConcept New York, are extremely honored to design a chic, comfortable and functional space to be enjoyed by celebrities, fashion icons, editors and executives. The lounge is inspired by clean lines of Scandinavian sensibility and enhanced with touch of red to invoke a sexy and glamorous atmosphere. “The fun and sexy environment will allow guests to catch their breath from the glitz and glamour of fashion week,” says Niki.

Guests who visit the IMG Fashion Suite will have an opportunity to relax between shows, sip cocktails and view footage from the runway. The space will feature pieces from the 2011 collection including the very relaxing and customizable Mezzo sofa in white leather; the extendable Occa dining table with red Mariposa delight dining chairs; and the new compact Volani sideboard. A few selected accessories from the 2011 collection will pull the space together. The look can be easily re-created in anyone’s home with their personal touch at a price you will love,” says Shaokao

In addition to the IMG Fashion Suite, BoConcept will also furnish two public seating areas with BoConcept’s iconic Imola and Rock chairs. One Imola chair will be set aside for Celebrities to sign and later to be donated for auction to the prestigious scholarship program at Spelman College, which will help talented young women complete their higher education and thrive in this demanding global economy.

Manila F.A.M.E. International Turns On The Green Light This October

Raw materials. Innovation. Craftsmanship.

As the green campaign fever continues to be a global phenomenon, on its 52nd edition, Manila F.A.M.E. International, Asia’s Boutique Show, turns on the green light as it embraces sustainability by tapping all the unique and indigenous raw materials found in the Philippines.

Bringing top of the line designs and quality home and fashion pieces for over the past two decades, Manila F.A.M.E. International is once again geared up to showcase the country’s design flair and make it more exciting by using eco-friendly and sustainable materials such as rattan, abaca, sinamay, pineapple and even durian fibers. These raw materials are ingeniously transformed into artistic creations as in past editions’ where manufacturers creatively used corrugated boards, empty water bottles, eggshells, egg cartons and cow shanks fashioned into functional and innovative home accent pieces.

Apart from the existing raw materials, recyclable materials like newspapers, glass and scrap metals are also being turned into fine furniture, unique home accents and chic fashion and holiday décor making Manila F.A.M.E. International a hive of all things creative and innovative.

For 27 years now, Manila F.A.M.E. International has included the Merchandise Consultancy Program (MDCP) to help companies and designers in developing new and better products for the discerning world market. As an essential platform for product development and innovation for the show’s exhibitors, the MDCP provides local manufacturers from the home furnishings sector the opportunity to collaborate with top-rated local and, in certain cases, foreign design professionals.

“[The consultancy program] helps widen our design perspective with the use of local, indigenous materials,” testifies Gideon Robles, President of Robles Heritage, Inc., a manufacturer of capiz and stained glass home furnishings. “Through the MDCP, we hope to bring the quality of our designs to a higher level,” says Edwin Rivera, General Manager of Obra Cebuana, an exhibitor who joined the program.

Through Manila F.A.M.E. International’s MDCP, international design luminaries like Philip Cutler (Father of Philippine Furniture), Paolo Navone (Europe’s Millenium Designer), Fred Palatinus, Detlef Klatt, Gerald Tyler, and Naomi Filmer and Filipino designers Budji Layug, Tes Pasola, Al Caronan, Carlo Tanseco, Inno Sotto, PJ Arañador, among others, have contributed their invaluable creative talents with various Philippine companies/exporters.

This year, as this edition does its share to give back to mother nature what she generously supplies, Manila F.A.M.E. International taps Wataru Sakuma to be one of the three MDCP Consultants for the show. A young Japanese designer with a strong background in the fine arts, Sakuma experiments with recycled materials such as carton boxes turned into pulp and transform them into fine sculpture pieces.

Sakuma is currently based in the Philippines and is working as a designer for Masa Ecological Development, Inc., a company manufacturing lamps, wall art, and tapestry using handmade paper. His constant research led him to pineapple and banana fibers, which he says are the best materials for his handmade paper.

Sakuma claims that with the heightened level of awareness on the importance and urgency of preserving Earth, emerging trends now focus more on products that convey sustainability and use more eco-friendly materials and that one of the fast emerging trends now is nature inspired home furniture that presents a change in lifestyle and co-living with nature. He also adds that in terms of color, soft, gentle, light, elegant and healing soft tones are in. “These colors have a destressing effect and are usually associated with nature.”

Manila F.A.M.E. International, a bi-annual trade platform for home and lifestyle products, is the only trade show in the Philippines recognized by the Union des Foires Internationales, a Paris-based international association of trade fair organizers. One of the longest running trade shows in Asia, this bi-annual trade event is led by the Center for International Trade Expositions and Missions (CITEM), an attached agency of the Department of Trade and Industry.

The show opens on 18-21 October 2010 at the World Trade Center Metro Manila and Philippine Trade Training Center in Pasay, City.

Visit Manila F.A.M.E International and discover how local manufacturers embrace the green wave for more exciting and eco-inspired design-driven pieces.

For more information, log on to www.manilafame.com, email manilafame@citem.com.ph or contact Manila F.A.M.E. Secretariat at telephone numbers (632) 833.1258/ (632) 831.1265

Loren Legarda Proposes " Green" Houses For School Teachers

Senator Loren Legarda asked government housing officials to jumpstart the mainstreaming of “green housing” by using as a model a nationwide program that will provide affordable housing to public school teachers.

“The government should take the lead in the green revolution,” Sen. Legarda, who is Vice-Chair of the Committee on Education, urged top officials of the Housing and Urban Development Coordinating Council (HUDCC), National Housing Authority (NHA), Home Development Mutual Fund (Pag-IBIG), and Home Guaranty Corporation (HGC) at a hearing of the Committee on SB 700 and 1203. “To show sincerity on the part of government in implementing our environmental laws, the housing projects must utilize energy-efficient housing materials and be equipped with solid waste and water recycling systems.”

Sen. Legarda also raised the possibility of requiring housing developers to commit to plant a minimum number of trees in every project as part of their undertaking before being awarded a contract to build.

“The housing projects are intended to be implemented as soon as local government units are able to provide available land and the Department of Education completes a survey on the housing needs of their teachers all over the country.

“I hope that the efforts of our housing agencies will complement those of the local government units so we can finally provide our teachers with a home of their own, however modest, as a way of giving back to them for their commitment in molding our youth,” Legarda concluded.

Filipina Wins "Democracy Chalenge" Photo Contest

the road to democracy

The  Democracy Photo Challenge 2010 is a contest by U.S. State Dept, aka, Hillary’s Swamp. Mika Matsuzawa, a UP Journalism student won the Asia prize.

Mika Matsuzawa’s photograph won over 3,000 other entries from 131 countries. The winners were chosen based on online public voting by over 500,000 people, after a jury narrowed the field of submissions to 36 finalists, representing each region of the world.

Winners per continent/region:

Africa: Kaylene George, South Africa and Mike Mitchell, Benin

East Asia and Pacific: Mikas Matsuzawa, Philippines and Venkatesh Hamyanaik, Australia

Europe: Mehman Huseynov, Azerbaijan and Dino Peri?, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Near East: Kaveh Baghdadchi, Iran and Mohamed Kaouche, Algeria

South and Central Asia: Mustafa Kia, Afghanistan and Jun Krishna Joshi, Nepal

Western Hemisphere: Ian M. Cunningham, United States and Wladia Drummond, Brazil

BTW, I like this light painted chair from India…

Democracy is...brilliance of authority.

Furniture Aboard Cruise Liner Shout, Liner Nail US!

There are times when furniture need to be nailed (or bolted) on the floor, wall, etc. For safety and security. Like park seating or outdoor/public benches, some installations need to be fixed and nailed.

Another good example… how about nailing furniture (dining tables, seats, bed, etc.) inside cruise ships (yacht, ferries)…

Ship owners don’t want to mess up the floors and walls? Take a look a the how chaotic it was inside cruise liner after hitting a super storm north of New Zealand. Nailing ‘em furniture and drilling the floors is justifiable.

Trendy Products Releases New Range Of Contemporary Mirrors

Trendy Products, the online furniture retailer, has introduced three brand new mirrors to their already popular selection of contemporary mirrors.

The trendy eco leather wall mirror by Oltre is available in striking black or white and is best placed in the midst of striking wallpaper. Its shape has been designed to open up a room of any size as well as to be an interesting feature in its own right.
The second new contemporary mirror is the Catalonia natural walnut hanging mirror which is a blend of old and new charm.

Finally, there is a new mirror from Italian designer Casabella. They have added a high gloss black and white wall mirror to their Luce range, which is stocked by Trendy Products.

Karen Bucceri, of Trendy Products, commented on the new range: “Keen collectors of modern design furniture will be right at home with the choice of mirrors. A mirror is the perfect way to finish any room and Trendy Products has an enormous variety of styles, shapes and sizes to suit every taste.”

Trendy Products
Karen Bucceri
0845 299 4211
info@writemysite.co.uk

http://www.trendy-products.co.uk

Library Information Desk, Made Of Books!

I’m not sure how this came about but the end result of neatly stacked books is perfect. Maybe these are old books or something.

Updated, I searched the index (google), here’s the story. Oh I see.

Scad In Hongkong And Some South East Asian Events This & Oct

SCAD, a respected US design/art school will branch out in Honk Kong. Considering the short trip going to HK and no need for VISA, SCAD HK is close to the Philippines!

SCAD opens SCAD Hong Kong at the former North Kowloon Magistracy Building this September 2010. Courses of study are registered with the Hong Kong Education Bureau.

The university will offer bachelor’s and master’s degrees, pending U.S. approval by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.

SCAD Hong Kong courses of study:

• Advertising (Bachelor of Fine Arts)
• Animation (Bachelor of Fine Arts)
• Graphic design (Bachelor of Fine Arts, Master of Arts, Master of Fine Arts)
• Illustration (Bachelor of Fine Arts)
• Interactive design and game development (Bachelor of Fine Arts, Master of Arts, Master of Fine Arts)
• Motion media design (Bachelor of Fine Arts)
• Photography (Bachelor of Fine Arts, Master of Arts, Master of Fine Arts)
• Visual effects (Bachelor of Fine Arts)

The Savannah College of Art and Design is participating in university fairs throughout Southeast Asia this September and October. This is an opportunity to attend an event near you, meet a SCAD representative and learn why SCAD is the university for creative careers. For some Filipinos living in this cities and interested in further study or art courses, check out this schedule:

Singapore
Saturday, Sept. 18 – American Educational Opportunities University Fair

Jakarta, Indonesia
Sunday, Sept. 19 – American Educational Opportunities University Fair
Wednesday, Oct. 6 – Institute of International Education Fair

Bangkok, Thailand
Wednesday, Sept. 22 – American Educational Opportunities University Fair
Saturday, Oct. 9 – Institute of International Education Fair

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Sunday, Oct. 3 – U.S. University Fair

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Monday, Oct. 11 – Institute of International Education Fair

BTW, SCAD sent me their admission catalog last month. Thanks SCAD! There are some things we’d like to learn. HK is near, who knows!?

This is SCAD Hongkong twitter acount.

Whatever Yaya

First night of our hired yaya (nanny), we were informed by the agency that her family contacted them. The yaya needs to get back home because her youngest was confined in the hospital. We allowed her to go home and gave fare + more than a day’s work fee. A week later, she returned and she was back with vengeance and cooked pretty good ginataang (coco milk) tilapya and sinigang na baboy and did a decent job taking care of the baby and some home chores. It paid off that we supported her.

After 2 weeks and good service, this time her family phoned us. We’re told, our yaya’s hubby (a taxi driver) hit a motorcycle driver and the bike driver met the ultimate end. May he rest in piece. The husband was detained in one police HQ in Taguig Philippines. Dunno how we were able to break the story to the yaya, but we did it. How worse can it get for her? Of course we told her that she can go and attend to her problems. We gave her again her salary rounded of to the 15th of this month, we did not deduct the full agency fee that she owe us, and we gave her extra fare again.

And so whatever yaya, we are here to support you.

But please yaya, inform us on or before the 15th if you’ll be back again.

BTW, have you seen this yaya video I posted?

Solo Hat

We told you about the 3-piece-hat-set being available for a piece, well,  it has to have the solo pics as well so you can see it up close and natural.

hot hat!

hatwo

See the trio-hat here.

Thanks for reading my short post, I take my hat off to you.

Stained Seagrass + Bamboo + Wood Birdie Accent

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We again have stocks of sea grass + bamboo + wood birdisplay. To add a little more color into your home, we have some of these stained. If you want the raw natural look, we still have that too.

Leoque's Onlie Site Renovation

Some updates on our site:

• We removed the 3-photo header gallery with a smaller 6 photo header/gallery with links going to specific furniture galleries.
• We updated the WP engine to 3.0.1.
• We serve Nuffnang Ads! But we accept direct advertisers too.
• We have sticky posts now. Where, the more important post/s will remain on top of the homepage. For a while now, this is our sticky post.
• We have the Woodwork & Carvings section under the Accents & Accessories category.

And within this September, we will roll out a new homepage with image thumbnails leading to the products.

7 Insane HomeOwners Association Rules In US

1. Thou shalt not plant too many roses
2. Thou shalt not use “inconsistent” shingles — even after a plane destroys thy house
3. Thou shalt not post a “For Sale” sign
4. Thou shalt not offer thy homeless granddaughter shelter
5. Thou must carry thy dog at all times
6. No smoking — even in thy own bathroom
7. Thou shall maintain a consistently green lawn

Click this link for ahmm, more links.

Warriors In The Box

terra cotta warriors in the box

This is the miniature terracotta warriors set as seen in this post and as posted here.

Btw, we sell wall box shelves too. Please click here (reclaimed wood) and here (all-wood box shelf).

Decorating With Furniture Layout (5 Parts)

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Part 5…

Pinoy Perfect Salary for Day to Day Happiness!

labing dalawang limang piso kada buwan

I read the WSJ article (The Perfect Salary for Happiness: $75,000) that says according to the survey/study, $75000 is the magic annual number. That is in the US. And, this happiness type covered by the 75k figure is the “day-to-day contentment” and not the overall “life assessment” which means broader satisfaction with one’s place in the world, life relative to others, exclusive of the more “emotional” aspect of being happy (like giving to others, feeling happy after doing something for your neighbor), effect of painful experiences, sickness, etc.

This figure is of course on the average, way of life (materialism in effect) and cost of living (complexities of modern day living) in the US, state to state and even city to city differ. The report says, “The magic income: $75,000 a year. As people earn more money, their day-to-day happiness rises. Until you hit $75,000. After that, it is just more stuff, with no gain in happiness.”

Since SWS and Pulse Asia are both busy studying which show rocks, Piolo Pascual’s Noah or GMA Richard Guttierez’ Survivor, I dunno if they have a study salary vis a vis happiness for Pinoys. Paul and John said money can’t buy them love, happiness too. Looking at it the other way, no money spells lots of trouble. And so surely money can help but it’ll will not be all that we need. I wonder what is the magic Pinoy number for an average sized family (mom & dad plus 3 kids) living in the metros. This is wild estimate, but it should hover around (60k to 75k monthly) P700,000 to P900,000 annual income/salary. Is it enough to cover house mortgage/monthly rent, car amortization, food & clothing, kids education, health care, IPAD!, etcetera?

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