Dow Jones Industrial Average has seen its fair share of large point declines during the recession

Recession fears pound stocks

Weak US economic growth, worldwide debt concerns send major indexes reeling

A trader worked the New York Stock Exchange floor. Yesterday’s trading session was the eighth in nine that stocks have fallen.

The stock market plunged by more than 4 percent yesterday in its worst day in more than two years and investors flooded safe-haven investment alternatives, driven by escalating fears the wobbly global economy may stumble into a new recession.

The benchmark Dow Jones industrial average fell 512.76 points to close at 11,383.68. Another key marker, the Wilshire 5000 Total Market index, the broadest measure of US stocks, lost $800 billion in value - its worst single-day performance since January 2009.

Yesterday was the eighth day in nine trading sessions that stock prices have declined, and the Dow has now exceeded the 10-percent drop from recent highs that mark a so-called "market correction," signaling a shift in investors' sentiment that the immediate economic future is worsening.

"The velocity and the magnitude of the decline was surprising to me," said Tom Manning, chief investment officer at Silver Lake Advisors, an investment firm in Boston. "Fears of a recession seemed to grip investors all day long."

Investors have been spooked by a series of reports and events - beginning last Friday - that undermined the once widely held view the US economy was in recovery mode from the recent recession and poised to grow at a faster pace through the second half of the year. That early outlook had served as the basis for everything from stock market values to business plans to political campaign strategies.

But a much different picture has emerged in the past few days: economic growth so anemic that the once-distant thoughts of another recession now don't seem so far-fetched. Last Friday, the government reported that the nation's gross domestic product grew at a slower-than-expected pace during the second quarter and also sharply revised its previous report on growth in the first three months of 2011. Additional economic reports that followed showed output from factories and service businesses, and consumer spending had all turned sluggish in July.

"Economic indicators are coming in worse than anticipated and decision-making is frozen," said Sara Johnson, a global economist at IHS Global Insight, an economics firm in Lexington. Johnson said her firm had estimated the chance of a new recession at 25 percent but "at this point we'd probably raise it to 30 percent."

The next key indicator of where the US economy is headed will come this morning when the government reports on the nation's unemployment rate for July. Most forecasts expect the rate to remain unchanged at 9.2 percent.

One feature of the current market downturn is the extreme measures investors are willing to take to safeguard their money in such a volatile time - including the extraordinary step of paying a bank to take their money. Yesterday Bank of New York Mellon Corp. said it would begin charging a fee to some institutional clients for "extraordinarily high" cash deposits. The move follows a flood of withdrawals from money market mutual funds - more than $100 billion over a recent one-week period - as investors and corporations appeared to be putting that cash into banks.

The Dow's 10 biggest point losses

The Dow Jones Industrial Average has seen its fair share of large point declines during the recession.

Here's a look at the Dow's 10 biggest daily point losses of all time, including the Aug. 4, 2011, drop, which comes in at number nine.

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Indian Foreign Minister SM Krishna shakes hand with his Pakistani counterpart Hina Rabbani Khar before talks in New Delhi

Indian Foreign Minister S.M. Krishna, left, shakes hand with his Pakistani counterpart Hina Rabbani Khar before talks in New Delhi, India.

NEW DELHI: The foreign ministers of India and Pakistan revived the pursuit of an ‘uninterruptible’ dialogue process on Wednesday though both sides were aware of a nagging hurdle — their wavering trust.

“This is indeed a new era of bilateral cooperation between the two countries,” Pakistan’s Hina Rabbani Khar told India’s S.M. Krishna in a brief meeting with the media after their talks.

Ms Khar said she believed “that it is the desire and commitment of both the governments to make it an uninterrupted and uninterruptible process…There is no alternative to dialogue and to constructive engagement”.

Mr Krishna said he was satisfied at the progress in this round of the resumed dialogue.

“The outcomes have been as per our expectations. Above all, we have reaffirmed our commitment to resolve all outstanding issues through a comprehensive, serious and sustained dialogue,” Mr Krishna said.

“While being fully cognisant of the challenges that lie ahead, I can confidently say that our relations are on the right track. We have some distance to travel, but with an open mind and a constructive approach, which has been demonstrated in this round of dialogue, I am sure we can reach our desired destination of having a friendly and cooperative relationship between the two countries.”

Both countries had previously agreed to see their peace process as irreversible but hopes were belied after a spate of terror attacks. They had agreed to de-link the problem of terrorism with the continuation of their dialogue but again their leaders had to row back.

A joint statement said the two had agreed that terrorism posed a continuing threat to peace and security and reiterated their “firm and undiluted commitment” to fight and eliminate the scourge in all its forms and manifestations.

“We have also agreed on the need to strengthen cooperation on counter-terrorism to bring those responsible for terror crimes to justice,” Mr Krishna added.

He said on the Jammu and Kashmir issue, “we will continue discussions with a view to finding a peaceful solution by narrowing divergences and building convergences.

Meanwhile, for the welfare of the people on both sides of the LoC, we have announced additional measures on cross-LoC travel and trade”.

“The ministers affirmed the importance of carrying forward the dialogue process with a view to resolving peacefully all outstanding issues through constructive and result-oriented engagement, and to establish friendly, cooperative and good neighbourly relations between Pakistan and India,” the joint statement said.

Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh speaks with Pakistan Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar during a meeting at his residence in New Delhi

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Civic Census Results Book and additional tables are available online population has reached 1,090,936

This will be the third census in democratic South Africa and the exercise will continue until October 31. Apart from being a part of the 2010 round of African censuses whose aim it is to provide comprehensive data for improved planning and to aid developmental initiatives on the continent; the undertaking of a census informs government’s planning frameworks and advances the ethos of evidence based decision-making e.g. with respect to distribution and allocation of government funds at all tiers of government for delivery of basic services, measuring and monitoring the impact of government policies and programmes thus enabling prioritization of resources based on need e.g. location of a school or clinic.

Private sector organisations also use census data for business planning and market related purposes. It’s evident and beyond any shadow of doubt that the subsequent gains of such an exercise are vital and immense even to the ordinary man in the street; yet in other spheres of the society, the motive and process of such an exercise are often unknown, overlooked or worse still misrepresented and misunderstood resulting in people circumventing the exercise. I will address a few of such misconceptions here.

Everyone counts

Everyone inside of the country counts irrespective of legality of status. Census is conducted by Statistics South Africa (Stats SA), a body of highly skilled and competent professionals who apart from retaining and processing all information collected; adhere to a code of conduct prohibitive of divulging personal details.

Census 2011 is neither meant to “flush out” those who failed to secure general work permits nor is it meant to note whether or not one is in the country legally. To be counted (or enumerated as we call it); one need not necessarily be a South African citizen or to possess a valid SA id document no, for as long as one is inside the country, they must be enumerated.

Census 2011 is not only for those in towns and suburbs but for all, including farmers and farm labourers, those in institutions, the homeless etc. So if for instance one is a domestic worker, the census is not just for the landlord and/or landlady and their family; hence the domestic worker must also actively ensure interaction with the enumerator.

If you live in a secluded place or high walled area, it is imperative that you make prior arrangements to be enumerated.

For your safety

Census enumerators (i.e. those who will be visiting your homes to count) will wear distinctive “Census 2011” regalia which will soon be advertised nationally and will carry identification cards which will display their names and contact (toll-free) numbers should you wish to crosscheck and of course, all this is meant for your safety and ensuring that no imposters deceive respondents.

The enumeration process is more than just a head count as the questionnaire will have different sections to be completed but should not however take too long.

Remember, enumerators will not be there to allocate resources such as a RDP houses / stands or asylum papers etc. Once a household has been enumerated, a sticker will be placed to mark that household as enumerated to avoid duplication, it’s not meant to identify any household as target for xenophobic or other ultra motives, no.

Allow for that sticker to remain once it has been pasted. Lastly, much as our conscience bears witness when we have done right, so should we all yearn to be counted and ensure so this October – Census 2011 is here, you count.
The 2011 Civic Census reports that Calgary’s population has reached 1,090,936, which is an increase of almost 20,000 people from the April of 2010 report.

The volume of population growth, with is 1.81%, is similar to what the city experienced in 2001 AND 2003. “Good, accurate data like that included in the Calgary Civic Census is the basis for smart decision-making about the future of our community,” said Mayor Naheed Nenshi. “City management, my City Council colleagues, and I will use the information in this report to help guide us toward creating the better Calgary we all seek.”

One area of the city is continuing to lead the way in growth. Panorama Hills has seen an increase in the last year of almost 2,000 residents while four other communities saw more than 1,000 new people move into the area. The communities with growth over 1,000 people are Panorama Hills in the northwest, Auburn Bay, New Brighton, Cranston in the southeast and Skyview Ranch, located in the northeast quadrant of the city. Four communities grew by 100% or more in the last year. They are Mahogany, a southeast community, which saw a population bump by 205%, or 530 residents. Walden, also in the southeast grew by 183%, or 384 residents. Skyview Ranch, a new community in the northeast saw an increase in 154% or 1093 new residents and Sage Hill, a community in the northwest grew by 102%, or an increase of 718 residents. “After a pattern of population decline in many established neighbourhoods over many years, it’s a good sign that many of these communities have experienced recent population growth,” said Mayor Nenshi. “If we can maintain this trend through smart policies and investments, the result will be more sustainable, vibrant, and healthy communities that Calgarians want.”

As far as net migration, which is the difference between the number of people moving into Calgary and the number moving away, almost 10,000 more people moved to Calgary than moved away. This is a significant change in the city because in 2010, the city experienced a negative net migration which saw over 4,000 people move away from Calgary than to Calgary.

The next statistic concerns housing. The number of housing units, both existing and under construction, increased to 450,952 up from 445,455. This is an increase of almost 5,500 from April 2010. The number of vacant dwelling units in Calgary decreased in 2011. The overall vacancy rate in the city is 3.69%, down from 3.93% in April 2010. There are now 422,290 occupied dwellings. Of this number, 296,020 or just over 70% are owner-occupied. In 2010, the comparable percentage was 70.65%.

If you’re looking for a mate, the numbers add up better for single women in Calgary. The total number of men slightly exceeds the number of women in the city. There are about 4,000 more men in Calgary than women.

The Civic Census Results Book and additional tables are available online at www.calgary.ca/census.

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Anxiety-Ridden Men And Women Desperate For CFA Exam Results Crash CFA Website

For the small percentage of students who managed to scrape through Level I and Level II of the arduous Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) exam, it is celebrations all around.
Results are out Tuesday and 39% of those who took the first level test passed, according to CFA Institute. That is up from the 36% pass rate in December 2010. 43% passed the Level II exam. The results for Level III will be available in August.
The CFA program, unlike the MBA, is focused on investment knowledge and has increasingly become a mark of distinction for investment professionals. It is often seen as career booster for Wall Street executives.
It takes four years on an average to get a CFA charter, according to the CFA Institute.

Why is today different to any other day? It's CFA day!

The Institute began emailing exam-takers with their results after 9 am today.

Our advice: no point heading to the website at the moment, as it has -- like many a CFA exam-taker -- had a temporary meltdown.

So just relax and wait for the email... We're sure it will be good news! (Well, if you're one of the 39% that passed Level 1, or 43% that passed Level 2. Results for Level 3 not published until mid-August, apparently).

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Federal debt limit threatening a financial crisis President Barack Obama and House Speaker John Boehner took their rival ideas American people Monday

WASHINGTON -- With an impasse over the federal debt limit threatening a financial crisis, President Barack Obama and House Speaker John Boehner took their rival ideas directly to the American people Monday night with the good faith and credit of the U.S. government potentially hanging in the balance.

Or is it?

The dueling addresses in prime time underscored the significance of the debt debate, but with both sides aware that financial calamity could occur if the $14.3-trillion debt limit isn't increased -- as it routinely has been for decades -- there remained a question whether government default was imminent or that Congress and the White House were simply playing full-contact politics.

"There's a lot of rhetoric," said financial adviser David Aquilina at Leonard & Company in Troy, Michigan's largest independent brokerage firm. He spent Monday trying to calm ordinary Michiganders worried what to do if the worst happens, and believing it won't because there is simply too much at stake.

Certainly, Obama and Boehner made it seem that they were a long way from any deal with only a week to go. The president used his address to plug what he had hoped would be a bigger deal that would cut the deficit by $4 trillion but also end tax breaks for wealthier Americans and corporations. But House Republicans rejected it, he said, making compromise "a dirty word" in Washington with their "cuts-only approach" to budgeting.

"The American people may have voted for a divided government but they didn't vote for a dysfunctional government," Obama said, rejecting a six-month, $1-trillion debt increase suggested by Boehner as not enough to settle the markets and setting up a replay of the current crisis.

Boehner, an Ohio Republican, sounded a disciplinarian note in his rebuttal to the Democratic president, saying that when voters gave his party the majority in the House last year, they expected reductions in government spending.

"More spending and more debt is business as usual (in Washington). I've got news for Washington, those days are over," a defiant Boehner said. "The American people will not accept an increase in the debt limit without significant spending cuts and reforms." He insisted he would move forward with his short-term plan -- which allows Obama to ask to increase the debt ceiling $1.6-trillion more next year subject to certain congressional triggers. Obama said he wouldn't accept the plan.

Obscured by the dueling speeches was the fact that neither party wants to let Aug. 2 pass without an increase to the debt limit -- currently more than twice what it was 10 years ago -- because of the potential fallout. Without the ability to issue enough new bonds, government would have to make tough choices about which bills to pay and which to ignore. Sooner or later, it could affect interest payments to investors -- driving up rates for everyone and damaging the nation's credit. Other government obligations -- such as Social Security checks and Medicare benefits -- could be affected. Stock markets could tank and the economy could be plunged back into recession.

But Republicans see an opportunity to force cuts with the debt ceiling vote and are refusing Obama's suggestions that new tax revenue should come with spending cuts.

"It'll get resolved," said John Nixon, Gov. Rick Snyder's budget director. "They'll come together, they have to."

In order for Congress to do so, someone will have to blink first. Just before Boehner announced his latest plan Monday, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., issued his own plan, raising the debt ceiling by $2.7 trillion and cutting spending by that amount over 10 years. But with $1 trillion of that coming in the drawdown of troops in Iraq and Afghanistan -- funding not typically included in the general budget -- Boehner declared the plan "full of gimmicks" and said he would send the Senate his plan.

Strictly speaking, the debt limit has nothing to do with congressional spending -- it just allows bills already incurred to be paid. But people across the nation see it otherwise: A CNN poll done July 18-20 showed 45% of Americans supporting a debt ceiling increase only if it was accompanied by deep cuts, and 36% opposing any increase at all.

"If they just allow it to go through, it's just going to continue," said Don Jakel, with the Tea Party of West Michigan.

"The time for Democrats and the president to get serious about the need to cut spending is long overdue," said House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp, R-Midland, expressing support for Boehner's plan.

So far, the markets have reacted mildly to the impasse -- the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell less than 1% Monday.

At the Troy brokerage firm, Aquilina advised clients that the U.S. has raised or extended the debt limit 78 times since 1960 and was unlikely to withdraw the underpinnings for bonds considered the safest in the world.

"There's not a politician out there who doesn't want to see this passed," he said.

But Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson, a Republican, said he wonders whether the time isn't ripe for high-stakes bargaining to get deep, lasting government spending cuts.

"What's worse, to bring it to a head and experience that or just put American survival at risk?" he said.

Wayne County Executive Robert Ficano, a Democrat, said risking default could be ruinous to an economy in southeastern Michigan trying to dig out of a long recession. The flow of federal money to the county would stop just as interest hikes made services more expensive.

"Everybody's struggling at this point," he said.

The same goes for the state, which budgets hundreds of millions of federal dollars which could -- potentially -- stop. Nixon said he doubts that will happen and believes federal spending must be brought under control.

A deal almost certainly will need bipartisan support because many of Congrress' most liberal and conservative members are likely to see the concessions both sides would have to make as unacceptable.

Democrats say they think the next big move must come from Republicans, now that their party has offered deep cuts and -- under Reid's plan -- without tax increases.

"The degree to which the House Republicans have been willing to play games with our economy to score points with their base is shocking," said U.S. Rep. Gary Peters, a Bloomfield Township Democrat.

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Deutsche Bank's Anshu Jain sees execution as his forte

FRANKFURT:Deutsche Bank crowned India-born investment banking chief Anshu Jain and German bankerJuergen Fitschen co-chief executives on Monday, ending a drawn-out succession process.

Jain, the 48-year-old head of investment banking, will take over fromJosef Ackermann in May 2012, and will rule alongside Fitschen, the 62-year-old Germany chief who has been with the Frankfurt-based bank for the past 24 years.

Jain landed the top job because his department has consistently delivered up to 85 percent of group profit and frequently outperformed peers in challenging market conditions.

The London-based banker with a background in trading could eventually become sole chief as the lender said his contract will be extended by five years until March 31. 2017, while Fitschen's contract will expire almost two years before that.

Jain, an avid wildlife photographer, has built a loyal following among staff known internally as "Anshu's army" to describe the legion of traders placing bets on rates, currencies, commodities, debt and equities.

The father of two keeps a low profile. Unlike Ackermann who tends to travel with an entourage of press people and bodyguards, Jain is often seen strolling into conferences alone, sporting a small backpack containing a few presentations or his iPad.

He freely admits that most global investment banks follow very similar strategies and operate in the same, often crowded, markets but is quick to point out Deutsche Bank's advantages.

"Execution, execution, execution," he says, often chopping the air with an outstretched palm to emphasize his point.

Jain and Deutsche Bank's strength come from his ability to retain staff at the investment bank, a key factor in maintaining market share.

Most of the top 15 investment bankers at Deutsche have been there for more than a decade, sparing the lender the kind of management disruption that has dogged rivals like UBS,Merrill Lynch and others after the financial crisis.

Jain, who joined Deutsche Bank in 1995 from Merrill Lynch, worked his way up to become Deutsche's highest paid board member, earning 12 million euros ($17.2 million) for his performance in 2010. That topped the 8.99 million euros awarded to Ackermann.

Jain has also been careful to strike a conciliatory note toward regulators and politicians, even though Deutsche Bank did not require a bailout during the financial crisis.

"Investment banks, just like regulators and governments, have to accept that some of their activities contributed to the crisis," Jain told an audience inFrankfurt last year.

The banker, who was born in Rajasthan, India, has also spent the past years radically recalibrating and downsizing the investment bank.

Between 2009 and 2010, assets at the sales and trading division were cut by more than 40 percent from pre-crisis levels.

Proprietary trading activities were stopped altogether, and value at risk, an industry measure used to calculate the maximum potential loss, was reduced by 55 percent from a pre-crisis peak.

Jain took the helm as co-chief of the investment bank after his mentor, Edson Mitchell, died in a plane crash in December 2000.

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www.nps.gov Crash shows need for safer crossings; is NPS listening

A three-car crash last Thursday morning at a trail crossing on the George Washington Parkway once again highlights the need for the National Park Service to take action on critical safety improvements.

A driver stopped for a cyclist crossing the parkway at a marked crosswalk, but when an approaching pickup truck did not slow down, the cyclist hesitated. It very well could have saved her life; the nasty rear-end crash resulted in two injuries. An eyewitness captured the aftermath on video:

Trail users and parkway drivers can both attest to the constant danger at these crossings.

Solutions to these problems exist that would make the George Washington Memorial Parkway safer for cyclists, pedestrians and drivers. But is the National Park Service interested in implementing them?

At least five unsignalized crossings are located near Memorial Bridge. Many of them cross two lanes, putting pedestrians in danger of a "double threat" when one lane of traffic has stopped but drivers in the other lane are unable to see the pedestrian in the crosswalk. Drivers hesitate to stop at all, as high speeds and heavy traffic on the parkway put them at risk of rear-end crashes like Thursday's.

Although the video suggests a tunnel, there is a simpler, less expensive solution that NPS can implement relatively quickly: HAWK signals, which Alexandria and the District have begun installing. HAWK signals are activated by the crosswalk user and installed at locations where a traditional stop light would not meet traffic engineering standards.

Research has shown that HAWK signals are not only more effective than other traffic signals at getting motorists to safely stop at the crosswalk, they reduce traffic delay compared to traditional signalized mid-block pedestrian signals.

Since being included in the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices in 2009, HAWK signals have been installed across the nation. A news report from Providence, Rhode Island, explains how a HAWK signal works at one of that city's most dangerous crossings:

At crossings on the GW Parkway, HAWK signals could be implemented in combination with vehicle stop lines that are farther from the crosswalk. This would improve visibility for all users and reduce the likelihood of a "double threat" crash, resulting in a significant safety improvement for pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists alike.

The recent Humpback Bridge construction resulted in significant improvements for Mount Vernon Trail users, and it shows NPS understands the trail is a significant reason to use the park. It's now time NPS made these critical safety changes a priority for all users of the George Washington Memorial Parkway.

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Financial Results of the Bank for the Year Ended 31st March 2011 www.corpbank.com

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Every institution has its start in modest initiatives but what makes it great is the passion of the people behind it. Carrying the legacy forward with an undaunted commitment to its vision, the journey of Corporation Bank truly epitomizes this.

Started about 105 years ago in 1906, with an initial capital of just Rs.5000, Corporation Bank has recorded Rs. 2,00,000 Crore mark in business and even far more, with over 5000 service outlets across the nation, served by committed and dedicated 13,000 plus Corp Bankers. Proof of which is seen in its enviable track record in financial performance. We have many reasons to cheer, predominant of them is, being able to participate in nation building by empowering the rural and urban population alike. Today, we are proud that we are significant contributors to the growth of the country's economy.

Early Mover

Nationalised in 1980, Corporation Bank was the forerunner when it came to evolving and adapting to the financial sector reforms. In 1997, it became the Second Public Sector Bank in the country to enter capital market, the IPO of which was over- subscribed by 13 times. the Bank has many " firsts " to its credit - Cash Management Services, Gold Banking, m-Commerce, " Online " approvals for Educational loans, 100% CBS Compliance and more recently, its poineering efforts to take the technology to the rural masses in remotest villages through low-cost branchless banking - Business Corresponent model. All of which symbolise Bank's unswerved commitment to its customers to provide convenience banking.

At Corporation Bank, what motivates us is the passion to excel in banking by maintaining highest standards of service to our customers, backed by innovative products and services which makes us one of the leading Public Sector Banks in the country, catering to a wide range of customers - from individuals to corporate clients.

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Countdown to WWE Money in the Bank WWE Money in the Bank Preview and Predictions

If WWE was looking for a hot storyline to give them the opportunity to pop a huge buyrate, it got handed to them on a straight edge platter.

The entire drama around CM Punk and his outstanding promo work (nevermind Vince's balls to let him go out and say what he did) has many fans believing we're at the dawn of a new era in pro wrestling. While that remains to be seen, and what is truly Punk's future in WWE, the match tonight has more intrigue than the reason to order this pay-per-view, the two MITB matches which have now become as eagerly anticipated as the Royal Rumble.

There are a lot of x-factors to discuss, so let's get right to it

WWE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

CM Punk vs. John Cena

I don't think I need to say much about the background here, but despite being only a month old, this feud is already looking like the angle of the year in wrestling. We've talked endlessly about Punk on this website and across the 'net, so let's instead talk about Cena for a moment. Now there are a lot of consiracies being thrown around, especially with Cena's "career" now on the line. Some have talked about a conspiracy where Vince causes Cena to win, ensuring that the championship stays in WWE and turning Cena heel as he marches towards the WrestleMania date with The Rock. Others think Cena loses, goes on hiatus for a few months and, by night's end, the MITB winner has the belt while Punk goes on his break.

Personally, I like the theory of Punk winning and taking the WWE title to RoH, and only returning after Vince pays a ransom of giving Punk his demands, plus some of his buddies including Colt, Gallows and the Kings of Wrestling, so I'll take Punk to win the match.

Whatever the case is, this will be one of the best told stories in a match in quite some time.

So sit back, relax, grab an ice cream bar and get ready for what is the most anticipated match of the year.

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

Randy Orton vs. Christian

And then... we have this. I'm sorry, but with a nuclear hot match on the Raw side, Orton and Christian are playing very second fiddle this month (well, fourth when you factor in the MITBs). It seems like WWE is content riding this feud to creszcendo at Summerslam, likely in a ladder match. To really keep the momentum going, you need Christian to take the belt and make the August match the absolute final bout between the two.

RAW MONEY IN THE BANK LADDER MATCH

Kofi Kingston vs. Alex Riley vs. The Miz vs. Rey Mysterio vs. R-Truth vs. Alberto Del Rio vs. Evan Bourne

The easy pick here would be Alberto Del Rio, given that the rumour has long been Cena facing off against the Mexican aristocrat at Summerslam. Having said that though, I think a far more entertaining finish would be R-Truth winning, then going on to lose the MITB cash-in match to Cena, pushing the conspiracy theory a little harder. The only problem is Truth has turned from hard-edge thug to comic relief in the last couple weeks, but it isn't behond the state of repair yet. Take Truth here.

SMACKDOWN MONEY IN THE BANK MATCH

Wade Barrett vs. Sin Cara vs. Kane vs. Heath Slater vs. Justin Gabriel vs. Sheamus vs. Daniel Bryan vs. Cody Rhodes

To me, the big question here is whether Rhodes is ready to be the top heel on Smackdown. He's got the promos down, his in-ring work is at a more than decent level and he's got the heat, so it's not a radical idea to put him over and give him the belt, especially by defeating his former mentor. Other names have been bandied about, but Rhodes to me is the only real choice.

GRUDGE MATCH

Big Show vs. Mark Henry

It's interesting that both Henry and Show have been in wrestling for more than 15 years apiece now. Crazy eh? This isn't going to be a mat classic, but I think it will be a fun big men match with lots of story telling in the ring. I'll take Show here with Henry winning next month at Summerslam.

DIVA'S TITLE MATCH

Kelly Kelly vs. Brie Bella

Kelly's got the rocket on her back. The only problem is that she doesn't have a heel waiting in the wings for her after this feud is done. Meh. Let's hope they turn Beth heel again.

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The PSLV-C17 carrying latest communication satellite GSAT-12 was successfully launched from Satish Dhawan Space Centre, Sriharikota on Friday

The Hindu The PSLV-C17 carrying latest communication satellite GSAT-12 was successfully launched from Satish Dhawan Space Centre, Sriharikota on Friday. Photo: K. Pichumani

Living up to its reputation as ISRO’s versatile workhorse, India’s Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) on Friday completed its 18th successful mission in a row with the launch of communication satellite GSAT-12 from here.

It was a special mission for ISRO as the agency used the most powerful ‘XL’ configuration for today’s launch - similar to the one used for the successful Chandrayaan-I, India’s moon mission in 2008.

Replicating its uninterrupted success, the PSLV has yet again demonstrated India’s capabilities in the multi-billion dollar global commercial launch market.

This is for the second time that PSLV has been used for launching a communication satellite after Kalpana-1 in 2002.

Barring the lone failure of PSLV-D1, the first developmental flight, on September 20, 1993 the succeeding 18 flights have proved successful.

Since 1994, the PSLV, designed and developed by ISRO’s Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre in Thiruvananthapuram, has launched a total of 45 satellites, including 25 foreign spacecrafts.

The ‘XL’ version used six extended solid strap on motors with each strap-on carrying 12 tonnes of solid propellant as against nine tonnes in the standard version.

With its variant configurations, PSLV has proved its multi-payload, multi-mission capability in a single launch and its geosynchronous launch capability.

India's Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) completed its 18th successful mission in a row with the launch of communication satellite GSAT-12 today. Following is the chronology of PSLV missions: Vehicle Satellite Date Status PSLV-C17 GSAT-12 July 15, 2011 (Successful) PSLV-C16 RESOURCESAT-2, YOUTHSAT and X-SAT April 20, 2011 (Successful) PSLV-C15 CARTOSAT-2B, ALSAT-2A, NLS 6.1/6.2 STUDSAT July 12, 2010 (Successful) PSLV-C14 Oceansat-2 and 6 nanosatellites Sept 23, 2009 (Successful) PSLV-C12 RISAT-2 and ANUSAT April 20, 2009 (Successful) PSLV-C11 CHANDRAYAAN-I October 22, 2008 (Successful) PSLV-C9 CARTOSAT-2A, IMS-1 and 8 nano-satellites April 28, 2008 (Successful) PSLV-C10 TECSAR January 23,2008 (Successful) PSLV-C8 AGILE April 23, 2007 (Successful) PSLV-C7 CARTOSAT-2, SRE-1, LAPAN-TUBSAT, PEHUENSAT-1 Jan 10, 2007 (Successful) PSLV-C6 CARTOSAT-1, HAMSAT May 5, 2005 (Successful) PSLV-C5 RESOURCESAT-1(IRS-P6)October 17, 2003 (Successful) PSLV-C4 KALPANA-1(METSAT) September 12, 2002 (Successful) PSLV-C3 TES October 22, 2001 (Successful) PSLV-C2 OCEANSAT(IRS-P4), KITSAT-3 and DLR-TUBSAT May 26, 1999 (Successful) PSLV-C1 IRS-1D September 29, 1997 (Successful) PSLV-D3 IRS-P3 March 21, 1996 (Successful) PSLV-D2 IRS-P2 October 15, 1994 (Successful) PSLV-D1 IRS-1E Sept 20, 1993 (Unsuccessful) PTI VIJ VS

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Harry Potter through the years Harry Potter in the new movie "Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone", poses alongside Rupert Grint, 11

British actor Daniel Radcliffe, 11, centre, who will play boy wizard Harry Potter in the new movie "Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone", poses alongside Rupert Grint, 11, who will play Ron Weasley and Emma Watson, 10, who will play Hermonie Granger, in this photo made available in London, Monday, Aug. 21, 2000. Daniel who starred in the BBC adaptation of David Copperfield, was named as the star of the first Harry Potter movie, after a worldwide hunt by director Chris Columbus. Columbus and producer David Heyman discovered their Harry Potter, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger from the thousands of children who cast their names into the hat to play the roles.

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  British actress Emma Watson arrives for the after show party for Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows: Part 2, Thursday, July 7, 2011 in London.

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  (L-r) DANIEL RADCLIFFE as Harry Potter, EMMA WATSON as Hermione Granger and RUPERT GRINT as Ron Weasley in Warner Bros. Pictures' fantasy adventure "HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS - PART 2," the final film in the series. The movie will open in the U.S. on July 15.

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British actress Emma Watson arrives for the after show party for Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows: Part 2, Thursday, July 7, 2011 in London.

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powerful 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck off the eastern Japan coast at 9:57 am (0057 GMT) local time Sunday prompting tsunami warning

7.1 Earthquake in Japan Triggering Tsunami Warning

Earth cracked by quake in Japan (Danny Choo)

The magnitude 7.1 earthquake hit northern Japan:

Powerful quake hits off eastern Japan coast, prompting tsunami warning

Xinhua

TOKYO, July 10 (Xinhua) — A powerful 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck off the eastern Japan coast at 9:57 am (0057 GMT) local time Sunday, prompting the authorities to issue a tsunami warning for the northeastern coast.

If any of these changes will affect weather patterns and/or food production in any significant way is not clear.

Jesus, of course, warned about a time with such issues:

8 … And there will be earthquakes in various places, and there will be…troubles. These are the beginnings of sorrows. (Mark 13:8)

We may be at this prophetic point as all the earthquakes and other problems that have happened in the past year or so could be considered as “troubles”.

Perhaps the earthquake can serve as another wake-up call to the Japanese and others that the world can change very quickly and that the time to repent is now:

30 Truly, these times of ignorance God overlooked, but now commands all men everywhere to repent, 31 because He has appointed a day on which He will judge the world in righteousness by the Man whom He has ordained. He has given assurance of this to all by raising Him from the dead. (Acts 17:30-31)

There are troubles and repentance is needed.

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www.shef.ac.uk Racing fun at University for future engineers Sheffield pilots Lloyds Bank scholar scheme University of Sheffield

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University guides confirm our position as one of the UK's leading universities. The 2010 Virgin Guide to British Universities, for instance, says that "Sheffield is a top university across the board".

Teaching quality assessments rate our teaching very highly across a wide range of subjects, and official research assessments confirm our reputation as a centre for world-class research in many disciplines.

We have over 24,000 students from 131 countries, and almost 6,000 staff. The University of Sheffield is a popular choice with applicants for university places, and once they arrive our students enjoy the experience so much that many settle in Sheffield after they graduate.

Our research partners and clients include Boeing, Rolls Royce, Unilever, Boots, AstraZeneca, GSK, ICI, Slazenger, and many more household names, as well as UK and overseas government agencies and charitable foundations.

Our academic partners include leading universities around the world. International partnerships include Worldwide Universities Network (USA, Europe and China) and our partnership with Leeds and York Universities (the White Rose Consortium) has combined research power greater than that of either Oxford or Cambridge.

The University's history stretches back to 1828, when the Sheffield School of Medicine was founded, and our University Charter was granted in 1905.

The University holds charitable status as an Exempt Charity. The benefits include tax savings to both the University and to charitable donors or their estates.

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Founded in 1905, the University of Sheffield is one of the UK's leading Russell Group universities with an outstanding record in both teaching and research.

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Approaching a world of seven billion people world population will reach 7 billion, according to the United Nations Population Division

On 31 October 2011, world population will reach 7 billion, according to the United Nations Population Division. This global milestone presents a challenge, an opportunity, and a call to action. Whether we can live together on a healthy planet will depend on the choices that we make now. Therefore, on Monday 11th July, World Population Day, UNFPA is launching a global campaign called 7 Billion Actions to create a more just and sustainable world.

Currently about 78 million people are added to global population each year, increasing demand for natural resources and putting increased pressure on our planet. While poverty, inequality and increased stress on resources represent major challenges, the world is more interconnected than ever before, creating enormous possibilities. We now have new and unprecedented capacity to share information and ideas, and engage communities across the globe to solve problems that affect us.

Reducing inequities and improving living standards for people alive today – as well as for generations to follow – will require new ways of thinking and unprecedented global cooperation. The moment to act is now.

These are problems that can, and must, be solved. Together, we can forge the future with young people, advance rights for girls and women, and safeguard the natural resources on which we all depend.

The world’s 1.8 billion young people, between 10 and 24 years old, can contribute new ideas and approaches to solving our most pressing problems. Especially important are the 600 million adolescent girls, whose decisions can change our world. If every girl today could stay in school, have the number of children she desires, and live free from gender-based violence and discrimination, we would see an end to child marriage, improved health for children and families, and women taking their rightful place in society.

The international community agrees on the importance of girls’ and women’s rights. In 1994, 179 governments came together in Cairo for the historic International Conference on Population and Development. They agreed that the empowerment of girls and women is an important step towards eradicating poverty and stabilizing population growth. Reproductive health and rights – including the right to freely and responsibly determine the number, spacing and timing of children without coercion, discrimination and violence – are cornerstones of women’s empowerment and sustainable development.

Unfortunately, while the right to sexual and reproductive health has been proclaimed, it is far from being universally respected. There are still an estimated 215 million women in less developed countries who want to avoid or delay pregnancy, but lack access to modern contraception. Every day, 1,000 women die from complications of pregnancy and childbirth. These deaths can be prevented. When women and couples are provided with adequate reproductive health information and services, including family planning, we can ensure that every child is wanted and every birth is safe. And we can reduce poverty.

According to the median projection of the UN Population Division, world population will reach 8 billion by 2025, 9 billion by 2043, and then 10 billion by 2083. But these projections are contingent on access to family planning and the rights of women, men and young people to make their own choices about childbearing.

As the most interconnected population, adolescents and youth are already transforming society, politics and culture. By more actively engaging women and young people, we can build a better future for all generations. As we approach a world population of 7 billion, each one of us is an equal part of this major milestone. Our small individual actions, multiplied across the world, can lead to change that is exponential.

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Risø DTU indgår i forskningsinfrastruktur for dataindsamling for drivhusgasser www.dtu.dk Technical University of Denmark - Research - Education

Technical University of Denmark - Research - Education ... - Til DTU

DTU aims to be among the leading universities within a number of profile

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Risø DTU indgår i forskningsinfrastruktur for dataindsamling for drivhusgasser

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Drivhusgasser i atmosfæren er i følge FNs klimapanel IPCC en væsentlig årsag til de globale klimaændringer. Derfor er der et stort behov for nøjagtige målinger og vurderinger af koncentrationen af drivhusgasser i atmosfæren. Indsatsen mod klimaændringer og nedbringelse af drivhusgasser kan måles direkte i atmosfæren, når man har den rette forskningsinfrastruktur til rådighed. Det har man på Risø DTU.

”At vores forskningsfaciliteter til dataindsamling omkring drivhusgasser nu er blevet optaget på listen over vigtig forskningsinfrastruktur er resultatet af mange års forskning, der startede i 1996, hvor vi deltog i det første EU projekt - Euroflux - om måling af CO₂ flukse i skove. Til det formål etablerede vi sammen med Afdelingen for Vindenergi på Risø DTU en målestation i en bøgeskov ved Sorø. Dette projekt løb over 5 år”, siger Kim Pilegaard, chef for Afdelingen for Biosystemer.

"Vores måleudstyr er anbragt i en lille bøgeskov ved Sorø, som er nogenlunde ensartet og frem for alt flad, hvad der er nødvendigt for gode fluksmålinger, der kræver homogen overflade og stor udstrækning,” siger Kim Pilegaard.

Det viste sig at denne bøgeskov var et godt sted at udføre disse fluksmålinger, og Det Strategiske Miljøforskningsprogram gik ind i finansieringen. Der opstod et nyt EU projekt, Carboeurope, hvor deltagerkredsen blev udvidet fra 12 partnere til 30. I dag er der mere end 100 målestationer fordelt over hele Europa.

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MLC is one of Australia's most successful and innovative schools Methodist Ladies' College. A School of the Uniting Church in Australia www.mlc.vic.edu.au

129 years of loving learning!

MLC is one of Australia's most successful and innovative schools, offering a world of amazing learning choices and experiences.
With more than 70 subjects in Senior School, students are able to choose a course which matches their interests and goals. Students choose between three distinct learning pathways - the IB (International Baccalaureate), VCE and VCE VET (Vocational Education and Training). While we offer big school opportunities we also provide small school care and attention so every student feels valued.
To find out more about MLC's exciting learning environment please join us for one of our information mornings held throughout the year. Visitors have the opportunity to meet the Principal, Ms Rosa Storelli, tour the wonderful facilities and speak with current students. Click here for dates and booking form.
MLC and top results. A love story.
Click here for a summary of the 2010 VCE, VCE VET and IB results
I love being a part of MLC.
Click here for 2010 MLC Community Report

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Bar Exam Results philippines 2011 Complete List

Bar exam results philippines 2011 - September 2010 Philippines Bar Exam results (Complete List)

A total of 982 examinees passed the 2010 Bar examinations, the Supreme Court announced late Thursday

Philippines 2010 Bar Exam Results Released March 2011

2010 Bar Exam Results

1. ABAD, Charmee R .
2. ABADA, Merlin I .
3. ABARIENTOS, Ma. Theresa M .
4. ABBAS, JR., Yusoph M .
5. ABELLA, Charmian Maria F .
6. ABELLA, Sheena Marie R .
7. ABIERA-MONTESA, Rosalyn B .
8. ABING, Ramil P .
9. ABONG, Mark Julio U .
10. ABRAGAN, Martin Luke G .
11. ABRAHAM, Sarah Joan M .
12. ABUBACAR, Rayhanah M .
13. ABUGAN, Herbert Calvin P .
14. ABUNDO, Judith Rowena D .
15. ABUZO, Djerovin T .
16. ABUZO, James M .
17. ACACIO, Rea Andria L .
18. ACAYAN, Moises Y .
19. ACEJO, Michael A .
20. ACUÑA, Emmanuel L .
21. ADAOAG, Maria Efelin C .
22. ADRIANO, Jasmine M .
23. ADRIATICO, Maria Clarissa N .
24. ADVINCULA, Margaux A .
25. AFIADO, Manuel Emilio B .
26. AFRICA, Marie Denise G .
27. AGA, Dennis M .
28. AGLIBOT, Ma. Katrina J .
29. AGNO, Regina Domini L .
30. AGUILA, Mary Jasmin P .
31. AGUILERA, Raymond G .
32. AGUINALDO, Ma. Angela Leonor C .
33. AGUSTIN, Paulo Francisco A .
34. AJERO, Chris A .
35. AKUT, Charissa Joy C .
36. ALADO, Patrick Vincent A .
37. ALAMIN, Lorajean A .
38. ALBARICO, Allesandra Fay V .
39. ALBERTO-ESTRELLA, Grace Irish C .
40. ALBURO, Alvin L .
41. ALCALA, Carla Diana P .
42. ALCANTARA, Rina C .
43. ALCOMENDRAS, Andrey A .
44. ALEGRADO, Julius P .
45. ALFARO, Plebiscito T .
46. ALIAS, Margarita R .
47. ALICAYA, Giancarlo T .
48. ALICO, Wendy Josephine L .
49. ALMAZAN, Gladys Joy B .
50. ALMIRANTE, JR., Eduardo Q .
51. ALONZO, Ronalin B .
52. ALVAREZ, Tyrone O .
53. ALVIOR, Marianne Carmel D .
54. ALZONA, Ivin Ronald DM.
55. AMOROSO, Dranyl Jared P .
56. AMURAO, Mark Anthony T .
57. ANCHETA, Glenn Thyron S .
58. ANCOG, Janette R .
59. ANDOY-GAWIDEN, Sol Marie P .
60. ANDRES, Ryan D .
61. ANDRES, JR., Antonio D .
62. ANG, Noel C .
63. ANGGOT, Anabelle A .
64. ANIAG, Bernard Benjamin T .
65. ANTONIO, Chantal Charisse Q .
66. APOLINAR, Jannierose O .
67. APOLINAR, Leanne Maureen S .
68. APOLINARIO, Reiner P .
69. AQUINO, Mark Christian M .
70. AQUINO, Philipe T .
71. ARANAS, Lucky Angelo T .
72. ARANDELA, Melrose R .
73. ARAO, Amador Iñigo L .
74. ARCENO, Arnold P .
75. ARCEÑO, Dee A .
76. ARDET, Arnie T .
77. ARENAS, Mark Ranier C .
78. ARNOCO, Marvey J .
79. ARQUILLO, Ma. Golda G .
80. ASDILLO, Angeline T .
81. ASENIERO, Antonio C .
82. ASILO, Kathrine Ann D .
83. ASIS, Enrico D .
84. ASIS, John Michael V .
85. ASUNCION, Amiel Victor A .
86. AUSTRIA, Katherine M .
87. AUSTRIA, Laurice Marie Angela T .
88. AVENIDO, Gian Marco F .
89. AVILA, Analyn G .
90. AZNAR, Katrina Monserrat F .
91. AZURA, Jules Emmanuel N .
92. AÑONUEVO, Leo Angelo Miguel R .
93. BABATUAN, Lei Maurae E .
94. BABON, Joanne B .
95. BABOR, Sarah Faye Q .
96. BACABAC, Candice V .
97. BACANI, Ramon Miguel E .
98. BACLAYEN, Pilipinas D .
99. BACSAL, Eric Allan E .
100. BADANDO, Artemis Q .
101. BAGAFORO, II-ARELLANO, Agnes Farida S .
102. BAGAMASPAD, Cris Lawrence A .
103. BAGO, Jayfrancis D .
104. BALAG-EY, Paul M .
105. BALAJADIA, Christine B .
106. BALALENG, Emil Rey I .
107. BALANA, Carmie A .
108. BALANAG, Kristine Gay B .
109. BALANSAY, Lorelei S .
110. BALAO, Edward Vincent P .
111. BALBASTRE, Billie Joy A .
112. BALDOZA, Limuel V .
113. BALGUA, JR., Mariano V .
114. BALISI, Reody Anthony M .
115. BALISONG, Analene V .
116. BALITA, Vanessa Juvy O .
117. BALMORES, John Paul M .
118. BALUCANAG, Suzette B .
119. BALUYUT, Cesar M .
120. BANDAL, Jason M .
121. BANDONG, Jayvee Laurence B .
122. BANGAYAN, Carrie Mae C .
123. BANTILAN, Bryan G .
124. BAQUIRAN, Joseph Lemuel B .
125. BARCENA, Johann Carlos S .
126. BARGAMENTO, Hazan F .
127. BARRAMEDA, Paul Isaac A .
128. BARRIENTOS, Marie Aileen L .
129. BATAAN, Aleah Rafel G .
130. BATALLER, Diana Elaine B .
131. BATALLONES, Gino Angelo P .
132. BATAY-AN, Rex D .
133. BAUTISTA, Carlo Antonio A .
134. BAUTISTA, Claribelle S .
135. BAUTISTA, Gilbert B .
136. BAUTISTA, Jose Javier P .
137. BAUTISTA, Melissa Ann M .
138. BAUTISTA, JR., Raymundo B .
139. BAUZA, Brian Ashley M .
140. BAYBAY, Ray-an Francis V .
141. BAÑEZ, Roselyn G .
142. BECEIRA, Rona M .
143. BEDING, Ronald Y .
144. BEJOSA, Theeza Danielle P .
145. BELCIÑA, Celeste B .
146. BELDEROL, Mary Joy P .
147. BELGICA, Marietta M .
148. BENITEZ, Lovelle B .
149. BENTULAN, Mae L .
150. BERAMO, Maria Daniaflor F .
151. BERNABE, Ericia P .
152. BERNARDO, Romina R .
153. BERNARTE, Kristine M .
154. BESOÑA, Rholie C .
155. BEÑAS, Kristine Paul B .
156. BIBANGCO, Jorlett L .
157. BISA, Myzel B .
158. BISNAR, Gerardo Alfredo M .
159. BLAS, Herbert J .
160. BONGCAWIL, Cherrie Mae J .
161. BORAIS, Charlyn D .
162. BORROMEO, Renato P .
163. BOSANTOG, Marlon P .
164. BROFAR, Reinier John G .
165. BUCIO, Erwin B .
166. BUDUHAN, Diana Grace D .
167. BUEN-MERENCILLA, Paula Michelle O .
168. BUENAVENTURA, Kathy C .
169. BUENAVENTURA, Kristoffer N .
170. BUENO, Gemicks Ace T .
171. BUENSUCESO, Sean M .
172. BUETA, Gregorio Rafael P .
173. BULAC, Michelle Mae C .
174. BULANG, Oliver C .
175. BULIYAT, Marie Mae D .
176. BUMATAY-GEMARINO, Sharon N .
177. BURKLEY, Florence Diana V .
178. BUROG, Marie Irahlyn C .
179. BUSQUE, Janice H .
180. BUSTONERA, Chito Noel D .
181. CABATINGAN, Marisar Ivy C .
182. CABE, Rodalice P .
183. CABRADILLA, Fritz M .
184. CABRERA, Stanley Kristoffer V .
185. CABUDOC, Edsel R .
186. CABUGAO, John Philip O .
187. CADAYDAY, JR., Clayton C .
188. CADLUM-BOCO, Eusebia A .
189. CAGUETE, Joan Kathlyn C .
190. CAGUIAT, Johnny DC.
191. CAGUIOA, Francis Carlos C .
192. CAHIG, Carmela Rosario C .
193. CALANGI, Amelia A .
194. CALI, Nesrin B .
195. CALIBUYOT, Gwin V .
196. CALIMAG, Maria Rizza M .
197. CALINGASAN, Christian C .
198. CALIP, Norren Joy B .
199. CALIPAYAN, Jamaal James R .
200. CALO, Ludmilia L .
201. CALSADO, Anna Carmi R .
202. CAMPOS, Rosalinda G .
203. CANCINO, Christopher M .
204. CANDA-MELODIAS, Cherry P .
205. CANO, Darwin F .
206. CANTRE, JR., Recolito Ferdinand N .
207. CAPONES, Joanna Eileen M .
208. CAPUL, Christopher P .
209. CARAMPATANA, Glenn C .
210. CARANDANG, Carlo Brian S .
211. CARLOS, Kristine Joy G .
212. CARREON, Divina N .
213. CARREON, Jerilee R .
214. CASIS, Rainier J .
215. CASIÑO, Rhett S .
216. CASPE, Ma. Jesusa D .
217. CASTILLO, Lysander N .
218. CASTILLO, Margaret V .
219. CASTRO, Premier Dee Ewigkeit C .
220. CATABAY, Criselda J .
221. CATEDRAL, Ralph Vincent G .
222. CAYMO, II, Apolinario L .
223. CELIS, Ana Katrina C .
224. CENIZA, Brian P .
225. CERCADO, Crispin Simoun P .
226. CERO, De Mille V .
227. CHAGUILE, Adryan B .
228. CHERREGUINE, Clarence G .
229. CHING, Margaret R .
230. CHING, Princess Bambi B .
231. CHOTRANI, Dolly J .
232. CHUA, Germaine L .
233. CHUA, Katrina Pearl C .
234. CHUA-ASIS, Maria Aileen R .
235. CHUA-CHAM, Rosita
236. CHUNG, Jae Woo
237. CIUDADANO, Gil Norman D .
238. CLARAVALL, Benedicto Bienvenido C .
239. CO, Joan Kristel C .
240. CO, Zsa Zsa Lae K .
241. CODERA, Jandy P .
242. COLOMA, Janice G .
243. COLONIA, Chito John J .
244. COLOYAN, Sigrid Smile P .
245. COMIA, Frankie E .
246. CONCEPCION, Aleli U .
247. CONCEPCION, Anthony Chadd R .
248. CONDE, Bethany V .
249. CONOS, JR., Servillano A .
250. CONSTANTINO, Jeffrey B .
251. CORPUS, Ponciano Dexter Hector S .
252. CORTEZ, Deneesse Lou T .
253. CORTEZ, II, Jose Charito I .
254. COSALAN, Katarina Gabrielle V .
255. CRUZ, Eric C .
256. CRUZ, Jonas C .
257. CRUZ, Nicolette Ann P .
258. CRUZ, Ria Carmela R .
259. CRUZ, Trisha Andrea G .
260. CRUZ, Vincent Patrick R .
261. CUADRA-ROBINTA, Madyll S .
262. CUANAN, JR., Edgard B .
263. CUARTERO, Mary Anne C .
264. CUERPO, Von Bryan C .
265. CUIZON, Jasmine L .
266. CURADA, Alvin B .
267. CUTARAN-CONTACTO, Yvette F .
268. DADULA, Joel B .
269. DALAGAN, Maria Romina M .
270. DALAUIDAO, Jan Michael U .
271. DALIVA, JR., Anacleto I .
272. DARVIN, Daniel Nicholas C .
273. DATO-ABUEL, Juanita Lilet A .
274. DAVID, Melba A .
275. DAVIS, Herbert C .
276. DE ALBAN, Ma. Caren Gail M .
277. DE CASTRO-BAQUIRAN, Cristine A .
278. DE CHAVEZ, Maricel L .
279. DE GUZMAN, Adrian T .
280. DE GUZMAN, Angela T .
281. DE GUZMAN, Ria Flor C .
282. DE LA CRUZ, Paul Vincent G .
283. DE LA CRUZ-JAVIER, Sheba V .
284. DE LEON, Carlos Rafael G .
285. DE LEON, Ian Jerny E .
286. DE VERA, Reagan S .
287. DEAÑO, Carmelita D .
288. DEIPARINE, Sydrick Jose Andrei G .
289. DEL BARRIO-ALCANSE, Franchesca L .
290. DEL CAMPO, Charisse Kay J .
291. DEL ROSARIO, Jerome F .
292. DEL ROSARIO, Powell A .
293. DEL ROSARIO, Richard M .
294. DEL VALLE, Irish Kay J .
295. DELA CRUZ, Ramon Alfredo E .
296. DELA CRUZ, JR., Cresencio D .
297. DELA PEÑA, Plen John Mark M .
298. DELOSO, Izelle Iamly P .
299. DENSING, Teresita A .
300. DIAZ, Robelita B .
301. DIGAUM, Ma. Zusabel R .
302. DIMAANO, Mae Belle D .
303. DIMAANO, Manuel M .
304. DIMARUCUT, Bernadette C .
305. DIONISIO, Emmylou M .
306. DIONISIO, Lorenze Angelo G .
307. DIZON-VICTORIO, Cristy B .
308. DOCENA, Melinda L .
309. DOCTOR, Brenn A .
310. DOLENDO, Arvin C .
311. DOLON, Nadine B .
312. DOMASIAN, Evan E .
313. DOMINGO, Jennifer V .
314. DONALVO, Percy Valsan Jun P .
315. DONATO, James Daniel S .
316. DUGASAN, Ann Kilsa M .
317. DULHAO, Mary Joan M .
318. DULLA, Maria Estrella G .
319. DULLANO, Phoebe Lou B .
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930. VALDERRAMA, Maricef F .
931. VALDEZ, II, Melquiades Marcus N .
932. VALENCIA, Dianeth L .
933. VALIENTE, Ryan Christian M .
934. VALMONTE, Joseph Alden H .
935. VARGAS, Maria Theresa Amylita B .
936. VASIG, Elyrhey Cesar R .
937. VEGA, Joseph S .
938. VEHEMENTE, Paul R .
939. VELASQUEZ, Mae Kirsten R .
940. VELO, Eileen T .
941. VELOSO, Larri-nil G .
942. VER, Kathlyn R .
943. VERA CRUZ, Philip Josef T .
944. VERGARA, Don Immanuel V .
945. VIBAL, Reynante B .
946. VILCHES-MEDINA, Imee G .
947. VILLAGRACIA, Jayvee E .
948. VILLALUZ, Alpheus T .
949. VILLAMAYOR, III, Don Briccio F .
950. VILLANUEVA, Don D .
951. VILLANUEVA, Gabriel S .
952. VILLANUEVA, Jerusha O .
953. VILLANUEVA, Kip Francis P .
954. VILLANUEVA, Teresa S .
955. VILLARIN, Erwin Glenn Q .
956. VILLAVERT, Francez Vanessa N .
957. VILLEGAS, Jan Freeman C .
958. VILORIA, Jumar A .
959. VILORIA, JR., Gil P .
960. VINIEGRA, Carmeline Q .
961. VINLUAN, Aries DM.
962. VISTA, Oriel C .
963. VIZCARRA, JR., Jose M .
964. YAMAMOTO, Ma. Eliza Camille B .
965. YAMBAO, Carmela C .
966. YAMBOT, Maria Cristina P .
967. YANGO, Rafael G .
968. YAP, Philip Hussien B .
969. YAP, Warren Jeffrey B .
970. YEE, Zeus Izzy T .
971. YLANAN, Medrobel P .
972. YONG-GABON, Ma. Daryl Q .
973. YPANTO, Dexterius John N .
974. YU, Charlene Anne G .
975. YU, Cherlynne G .
976. YU, Gerald R .
977. YUSON, Giancarlo L .
978. ZAMORA, Fatima Anne C .
979. ZUBELDIA, Joel B .
980. ZULUETA, Maryrose J .
981. ZULUETA, JR., Leonardo C .
982. ZUÑIGA, Patricia Lauren D .

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