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With a net worth of more than P1.45 billion, Senator Manuel Villar Jr., a real estate magnate, remains the Philippines' richest senator. Sen. Francis "Chiz" Escudero, on the other hand, is now the poorest senator having only more than P4-million net worth. This is based on the Statement of Assets, Liabilities, and Net Worth (SALN) filed by the senators for this year before the Office of the Senate secretary. After Villar, the second richest senator is Sen. Ralph Recto with a total net worth of P468.47 million. Recto is followed by Senators Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. with P437.24 million, Jose "Jinggoy" Estrada, P193.58 million; Ramon "Bong" Revilla Jr., P169.14 million; Edgardo Angara, P159.09 million; Juan Ponce Enrile, P118.63 million; and Sergio Osmena III, P111.78 million. Sen. Miriam Defensor Santiago is worth P77.69 million; Pia Cayetano, P72.96 million; Vicente "Tito" Sotto III, P62.22 million; Franklin Drilon, P51...

1. Remove Standing Water Standing water is where mosquitoes make more mosquitoes. Limit the insects' ability to breed by clearing your gutters of clogs, filling in sunken parts of your lawn, and regularly changing the water in your bird bath or kiddie pool. 2. Spray On Garlic Yes, really. Garlic makes an effective natural mosquito repellant. Mix one part garlic juice with five parts water. Put the solution in a spray bottle and spritz yourself as needed. As a side benefit, you will also repel vampires! 3. Try Out Catnip Oil Believe it or not, the essential oil in catnip, nepetalactone, repels mosquitos more effectively than DEET. Though you may have to dodge your neighbor's cat as a result, catnip oil-based insect repellant does a good job of protecting exposed skin. 4. Build a Bat House In only one hour, a bat can eat hundreds of insects, mosquitoes included. Build or buy a bat house, hang it in a well-ventilated area, and let those web-winged creatures do th...

Republic Act 9048  NSO Certificate Republic Act 9048 An Act Authorizing C/MCR or Consul General to Correct a Clerical or Typographical Error in an Entry and/or Change of First Name or Nickname in the Civil Register Without Need of a Judicial Order. What is Republic Act 9048? Republic Act (RA) 9048 authorizes the city or municipal civil registrar or the consul general to correct a clerical or typographical error in an entry and/or change the first name or nickname in the civil register without the need of a judicial order. RA 9048 amends Articles 376 and 412 of the Civil Code of the Philippines, which prohibit the change of name or surname of a person, or any correction or change of entry in a civil register without judicial order. President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo approved the act on the 22nd of March 2001. With the law taking effect on the 22nd of April 2001, the Civil Registrar-General promulgated Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2001, which was published in the ne...

BSIT AVERAGE GRADE Alfaro Juleth NO PRELIM Baldo Maricar NO PRELIM Canolas Eiza NO PRELIM Cardenas Fidel NO PRELIM Cuenco Rhealyn INC De Dios Jovanie INC Dela Cruz Denzon NO PRELIM Jacoba Jazper INC Laurente Paul Angelo NO PRELIM Lindain Robin NO PRELIM Montanez Zaldy NO PRELIM Raneses Nelson NO PRELIM Rodriguez Glady NO PRELIM Sanchez Angelica INC COMSEC Ambalina Cristina 85.04 Bajar Diane INC De Guzman Rowena 84.89 Javillomar Ronalyn Gaye 84.89 Santiago Juvilyn 83.39 Cabang Angelina 82.3 Javier Ana Glen 81.4 Montes Irish 79.9 HRM...