Thursday, June 21, 2012
Forbes Magazine Names 40 Richest Filipinos (2012 List)
Forbes Magazine has just released its 2012 list of the 40 Richest People
in the Philippines. SM tycoon Henry Sy retained his spot as the
country's richest person with an impressive net worth of $9.1 billion
.But the country’s biggest gainer was Enrique Razon Jr., who became a
billionaire just last year with $1.6 billion and is now the country’s
third-richest person, worth $3.6 billion. He made his first fortune in
ports, taking over the family business, International Container Terminal
Services, at 27. He turned ICTS into one of the largest port operators
in Asia, then expanded into Europe, North America and the Middle East.
There are three newcomers: Lucio and Susan Co, a husband-and-wife team
who join the ranks of billionaires thanks to last September’s IPO of
their hypermarket chain Puregold Price Club. Another debutant is
38-year-old civil engineer Michael Cosiquien, who took his building
company Megawide Construction public last year and saw its stock triple.
Two from 2011 missed this year’s $140 million cut off: Luis Virata of Nickel Asia and media tycoon Eugenio Lopez.
Here is the complete list of Forbes 40 richest people in the Philippines (2012):
WBO Review Panel: Pacquiao Won by Unanimous Decision vs Bradley
A World Boxing Organization review of the controversial championship bout between Manny Pacquiao and Timothy Bradley concludes that the Filipino boxing icon should have won the fight. The finding was unanimously arrived at by five international boxing experts tapped by the WBO to re-score the fight.
James Slater of Eastsideboxing.com reported on Thursday that “the five officials, from all over the world, sat down and viewed a video of the fight earlier this week. Not surprisingly, considering the fact that most fans and experts had Pacquiao winning big over the unbeaten Bradley, all 5 WBO judges re-scored the fight for PacMan – and they scored it big for Manny.”
The scores, all for Pacquiao:
James Slater of Eastsideboxing.com reported on Thursday that “the five officials, from all over the world, sat down and viewed a video of the fight earlier this week. Not surprisingly, considering the fact that most fans and experts had Pacquiao winning big over the unbeaten Bradley, all 5 WBO judges re-scored the fight for PacMan – and they scored it big for Manny.”
The scores, all for Pacquiao:
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
NBA Finals 2012 GAME 4 Results: Miami Wins! Series is now 3-1
The exciting basketball games between Miami Heat and Oklahoma City Thunder continues as NBA Finals 2012 resumes for Game 4 on American Airlines Arena in Miami, Florida.
End of regulation scores are 98-104, Heat wins Game 4 of NBA finals 2012. Lebron James is the Best Player for Game 4 with 26 points, 9 rebounds, 12 assists and 2 steals. Other big scorers for Miami are Dwayne Wade and Mario Chalmers with 25 points.
On the other hand, Thunder's Russell Westbrook contributed a 43 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists and 1 steal for Oklahoma City.
1st Quarter: OKC Thunder plays aggressively and lead the game with 14 points. 33-19
2nd Quarter: Thunder's lead is down to 3 points. Scores are 49-46
3rd Quarter: Heat is now on lead with 3 points. 75-79
4th Quarter: Miami Heat wins Game 4. Scores are 98-104. Series is now 3 -1 Heat leads the series.
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Watch NBA Finals 2012 Full Replay: Heat vs Thunder
Watch the Full Video Replay of the past Games of NBA Finals 2012 between
Miami Heat and Oklahoma City Thunder. Series is now 2-1, Miami is on
lead. Watch Replay Videos below.
*this page will be updated from time to time for the replay videos of NBA Finals 2012. So, keep on coming back here.
GAME 1: Oklahoma City Thunder wins: Watch Game 1 Full Video Replay Here
Monday, June 18, 2012
NBA Finals 2012 Game 3 Results: Miami Heat Wins vs OKC Thunder
Home-court advantage for Miami Heat on Game 3 of NBA Finals 2012. Coming from a win from Oklahoma City Thunder home-court tying series to 1-1, Heat lives the expectations from the Heat Fans. They managed to lead on 1st Quarter 'til 4th Quarter of Game 3, despite of Thunders aggressiveness, especially Durant. Game 3 end with a scores of 85 -91. Miami leads the series with 2-1.
QUARTER SCORES:
1st Quarter: Miami Heat leads by 6 point. 20-26
2nd Quarter: Heat's lead is now down to 1 point. Halftime scores are 46-47
3rd Quarter: OKC able to lead by as high as 9 points. But Heat still able to end 3rd quarter with a 2 point lead. 67-69
4th Quarter: Heat wins Game 3 with only 6 point lead. 85-91. Series is on 2-1.
2nd Quarter: Heat's lead is now down to 1 point. Halftime scores are 46-47
3rd Quarter: OKC able to lead by as high as 9 points. But Heat still able to end 3rd quarter with a 2 point lead. 67-69
4th Quarter: Heat wins Game 3 with only 6 point lead. 85-91. Series is on 2-1.
Lebron James is the Best Player of Game 3 with 29 points, 14 rebounds and 3 assists. Other Big Scorers for Heat are Dwayne Wade with 25 points and Chris Bosh with 10 points.
Game 4 will still be happening on American Airlines Arena in Miami, Florida on June 19 Evening (US Time) June 20 Wednesday morning (Manila time).
If you missed the Game 3 of NBA Finals 2012, you can watch the full GAME 3 replay video here.
Saturday, June 16, 2012
38th MMFF (2012) Official Entries: 'Si Agimat, Si Enteng and Me' is in!
The Metro Manila Film Festival Committee which is lead by the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has now released the Official Entries for this year upcoming 38th Metro Manila Film Festival on December.
From 14 submitted entries, Only 8 Films has passed and approved by the MMFF committee.
Here are the official entries in the 2012 Metro Manila Film Festival:
'Si Agimat Si Enteng & Me' (OctoArts/M-Zet/Imus/APT/GMA) starring Vic Sotto, Bong Revilla and Judy Ann Santos.
'Sisteraka' which is co-produced by Star Cinema and Viva Films. Starring Kris Aquino and Vice Ganda.
'Conyo Problems' (GMA Films) starring Aljur Abrenica, Solenn Heussaff, Mikael Daez and Isabelle Daza.
Class Schedule of an Executive
Yey! Seen my class schedules already for this incoming school term. Only 4 school days for me. I have no classes every Fridays and Saturdays & of course, Sundays. Love it! :) Although, my Tuesday and Thursday schedule is a bit tiring and too hectic, from 9:30am to 7:30pm - I have no lunch break, nor merienda break...none at all. But I think I can survive those days because my International Cuisine class is on the same day and it happens that it is during lunch time. Saved by the bell there! ;)
My ‘original schedule’ has no Logic class but because I need to take that subject mainly because it is a first year subject and yet I’m already fourth year so it’s been almost 3 years na iniiwasan ko ang logic na yan. Kaya kinuha ko na! Para matapos na!
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