Law schools with the highest bar passing rates from 1996 to 2005 include:

Ateneo de Manila Law School – 89.19%
San Beda College of Law – 85.27%
University of the Philippines College of Law – 85.19%
University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Civil Law – 56.70%
Far Eastern University Institute of Law – 26.25%

Results of the 2009 Bar Exams should be published by the Supreme Court by the end of March 2010 or first week of April 2010. Please bookmark or subscribe to this site so we can notify you once the list has been released.

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Announced last September 2009, the Nokia X6 has a 3.2-inch touchscreen, 32GB of storage, and boasts of 35 hours of music playback. Not really very slim at 14mm. It has 3G/HSDPA, WiFi, GPS, Bluetooth and a 5MP Carl Zeiss optics.

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Youngest in the top 50 were Google’s Sergey Brin, 36, and Larry Page, 37, tied at No. 24 with $17.5 billion. Other technology related billionaires in the top 50 were Steve Ballmer at No. 33, Paul Allen of Microsoft at No. 37, Jeff Bezos of Amazon at No. 43.

Asia’s Tychoon Henry Sy ranked 201st and tobacco king Lucio Tan on the 582nd of the world’s billionaires.

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Now, PLDT myDSL Watchpad is all geared up for the biggest entertainment event of the year – the Pacquiao-Clottey fight on March 14, 2010. The LIVE streaming of this event will be absolutely FREE to all myDSL Subscribers.

If you want to get the best seats in the house, in front of your PC, register now to the THE PACQUIAO-CLOTTEY FIGHT by logging on to your Watchpad. Logging on will also update your Watchpad Player for a better viewing experience.

WATCH PACQUIAO-CLOTTEY ON myDSL Watchpad.

LIVE, FREE, FROM YOUR PC.

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Here’s a short Lost Boys Video Clip

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Php 25 offers one day of unlimited calls and texts to any Red subscriber on anywhere in the country. Also, it comes with 60 free text messages to all networks.

Php 125 offers seven days worth of unlimited calls and texts to another Red Mobile number in the country — saving you up to Php 13 vs. the Php 25 variant. This variant comes with 300 free text messages to all mobile networks.

Php 500, on the other hand, offers 30 days of unlimited Red-to-Red calling and texting anywhere in the country and comes with 1,000 free text messages to other networks.

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Manny Pacquiao is set to defend his welterweight championship belt when he fights Joshua Clottey from Ghana on March 13 at the Dallas Cowboys Stadium in Texas, USA. In what will surely be an exciting title defense. Manny will once again rely on his lethal combination of speed, power and intelligence to wear down the bigger, taller and stronger Clottey.

But more importantly, “The Fighting Pride of the Philippines” will rely on the unwavering support of Filipinos here and around the world. And we can show our support by wearing the limited edition Manny Pacquiao T-shirt courtesy of Alaxan FR. The T-shirts are part of Alaxan FR’s effort to promote the Pacquiao-Clottey fight as well as spread the word that Alaxan FR is the fast solution to body pain with it’s Powerfast Formula of Ibuprofen and Paracetamol in a fast-release capsule.

And now, weeks before the Pacquiao-Clottey fight, you have a chance at owning your own limited edition Alaxan FR-Manny Pacquiao T-shirt. Simply purchase ten Alaxan FR capsules at any drugstore nationwide and present your proof of purchase plus eighty pesos at their participating local radio stations. Don’t miss your chance to wear a piece of history. Get your limited edition Alaxan FR-Manny Pacquiao T-shirts today and let us all wear our pride for Pacquiao during the fight on March 14!

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No longer just a solo pursuit nor a trendy pastime, running is now a mainstream physical activity with a unique social character, with thousands turning up at the frequent runs held around the metro. It is fun, healthy and a great way to meet new folks as well as cement friendships you already value. And there is nothing like the mind-blowing feeling of crossing your first finish line with your buddies in close stride, sharing that adrenalin high. High fives abound, and everyone rushes to Tweet success or shout out “Just finished my first 5k!” on Facebook®. You’ll even develop a newfound respect for your friend who runs a 21k in under two hours and barely breaks a sweat.

This year you and your pals can share your proud day at Globe-Ayala Land Run for Home 2010. On March 21, 2010, runners of every ilk — serious athletes, health buffs and weekend warriors alike — will converge at Makati City’s Ayala Triangle Garden to join one of the biggest urban runs of the year. With a route winding through the premium Makati Central Business District, casual runners can cruise the 3k or 5k routes, while the more competitive can test their mettle with the 10k or 15k. As for the hardcore runners, they can get their game on with a 21k half-marathon.
Last year’s Run for Home event, held at the Bonifacio Global City, was one of the first races to breach the 6000-runner mark. And that day in 2009 was peppered with personalities, many of whom were already good friends, such as business scions Fernando Zobel De Ayala and Lance Gokongwei, political powerhouse Senator Pia Cayetano, celebrities Christine Reyes and Samboy Lim, and power couples like Anton and Nina Huang, Paco Sandejas and Christine Jacob, and Anthony Pangilinan and Maricel Laxa-Pangilinan.

This year, Globe lets you bring along your whole brood by offering special packages for group registration. In 2010, Run for Home will give out discounts of up to P 1000 for groups who register for the shorter runs, while groups who sign up for the longer distances can get up to P 2000 off their registration fees.

If you’ve got well-wishing non-runners in your party, they can wait for you at the Ayala Triangle Garden, noshing on finger foods and drinks, or getting online via Wi-Fi to tweet news and post live Facebook ® updates.

In a unique bonus, race kits come with the first-ever environmentally-friendly singlet made from recycled PET bottles. And when you cross that finish line, your success will automatically be posted on your Facebook® page, thanks to the electronic timing chip provided by Run for Home, which tracks your progress to the second. In the days following the run, you can check your race photos and post-run results and analysis on Globe’s website, so you can see how you and your pals did and relive the moment you powered past that finish line.

Add in the very worthy cause of providing Filipinos with affordable housing, with Globe and Ayala Land donating a portion of the race proceeds to Habitat for Humanity, and Globe adding an additional P 200 for every Globe Platinum subscriber who joins the run, and Globe-Ayala Land Run for Home 2010 is now this year’s top human race.
Globe Chief Marketing Officer Menchi Orlina explains, “Globe-Ayala Land Run for Home 2010 is all about bringing people together to share that sense of achievement and the enjoyment of doing something they love, and then using that collective passion to make a difference in the lives of others. With the support of our Ayala family and the goodwill of our subscribers, we can do great things. Now, being Globe-connected is more than just being able to call, text and surf affordably and conveniently; it also means celebrating the bonds that keep us together, and using our shared strength to be a force for positive change.”

Registration for Globe-Ayala Land Run for Home 2010 opens on February 14 and continues till March 5 at participating Globe Stores; runners can also register online at globe.com.ph/run.

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The year’s biggest book signing event happens on March 18, 2010 at the Powerplant Mall North Court, from 4:00 to 8:00 PM. To get in all you have to do is purchase P2000 worth of Neil Gaiman books from Feb 27 to March 4, 2010 at any Fully Booked branch in Luzon. You’ll be issued a Book Signing Pass for the event.

If you weren’t able to get a Book Signing Pass, you still have another chance at getting your books signed. Just bring your two books and attend the 3rd Philippine Graphic Fiction Awards on March 17, 2010, 7:00 PM at the Rockwell Tent in Makati City. You might be one of 100 lucky Gaiman fans to win book signing slots! The book signing will take place on the same night. Entrance to the event is free of charge.

Neil Gaiman and Fully Booked initiated the “Philippine Graphic Fiction Awards” in 2005, after Gaiman visited the country for the first time. During that visit Gaiman and Fully Booked decided to help spur the growth of unrealistic fiction in the country, after the author realized that “there is already a fine tradition of realistic fiction in Filipino literature.”

Fully Booked branches in Luzon are located in Bonifacio High Street, Rockwell, Greenhills, Gateway, Mall of Asia, North Edsa, EDSA Shangri-La, Trinoma, Greenbelt 5, Eastwood Mall, Marquee and SM Clark; Bibliarch branches are in Glorietta 3 & Pasong Tamo; while Sketch Books is in Greenbelt 3.

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As of this post one uploaded Jovit Baldivino Video in youtube hit already an amazing 251,407 views.

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