1. Robinsons Town Mall Los Baños – 10,000 square meters

2. Robinsons Place Pulilan - 12,000 square meters
Summit Ridge Tagaytay – 12,000 square meters

3. Robinsons Cybergate Davao – 14,000 square meters

4. Robinsons Place Cebu - 18,000 square meters
Robinsons Cagayan de Oro – 18,000 square meters

5. Robinsons Cybergate Bacolod – 18,000 square meters

6. Robinsons Cabanatuan – 18,000 square meters

7. Robinsons Place Ilocos Norte – 22,220 square meters

8. Robinsons Place Angeles – 30,000 square meters

9. Robinsons Place Cainta – 31,000 square meters

10.Robinsons Place General Santos – 32,700 square meters

1. Robinsons Place Manila - 241,000 square meters

2. Robinsons Galleria, Quezon City – 216,000 square meters

3. Robinsons Star Mills, San Fernando City, Pampanga – 143,000 square meters

4. Nova Market, Quezon City – 133,000 square meters

5. Robinsons Place Metro East, Pasig City -121,000 square meters

6. Robinsons Place Dasmariñas - 78,000 square meters

7. Robinsons Place Iloilo - 75,000 square meters

8. Robinsons Place Lipa - 67,000 square meters

9. Robinsons Place Imus - 65,000 square meters

10. Forum Robinsons, Mandaluyong City - 56,000 square meters

Posted by: alvinrexlucero | January 11, 2010

Top 10 Largest SM Malls in the Philippines, according to Land Area

1. SM City Pampanga - 316,000 square meters

2. SM City Fairview - 220,000 square meters

3. SM City Marilao – 203,000 square meters

4. SM City Southmall - 200,000 square meters

5. SM City North EDSA – 187,000 square meters

6. SM Megamall Ortigas – 184,000 square meters

7. SM City Clark - 176,500 square meters

8. SM City Iloilo - 175,000 square meters

9. SM City Santa Rosa – 170,000 square meters

10. SM City Cebu – 161,562 square meters

Posted by: alvinrexlucero | January 11, 2010

Top 10 Oldest SM Malls/Stores in the Philippines

1. SM Quiapo, Manila - November 1972

2. SM Makati - September 1975

3. SM Cubao, Quezon City – October 1978

4. SM Delgado, Iloilo City - May 1979

5. SM Harrison, Pasay City - October 1984

6. SM City North EDSA, Quezon City- November 1985

7. SM City Sta. Mesa, Quezon City – September 1990

8. SM Megamall, Mandaluyong City - June 1991

9. SM City Cebu, Cebu City – November 1993

10.SM City Southmall, Las Piñas City - April 1995

Based on the dates of inauguration

1. SM City Marikina - 24,877 square meters

2. SM Super Center Pasig - 29,017.19 square meters

3. SM Center Las Piñas - 34,000 square meters

4. SM Super Center Molino – 48,248 square meters

5. SM City Rosario - 50,000 square meters

6. SM Super Center Muntinlupa – 52,000 square meters

7. SM City Rosales - 60,989 square meters

8. SM City Bacolod – 61,413 square meters

9. SM Super Center Valenzuela – 61,460 square meters

10.SM City Baliuag - 63,000 square meters

1. SM City North EDSA, Quezon City – 460,000 square meters

2. SM Mall of Asia, Pasay City – 407,101 square meters

3. SM Megamall, Mandaluyong City – 346,679 square meters

4. SM City Cebu, Cebu City – 268,611 square meters

5. SM City Southmall, Las Piñas City – 205,120 square meters

6. SM City Fairview, Quezon City - 182,783 square meters

7. SM City San Lazaro, Manila – 179,000 square meters

8. SM City Manila, Manila - 166,554 square meters

9. SM Sta.Mesa, Quezon City - 133,327 square meters

10. SM City Pampanga, San Fernando City - 129,102 square meters

Source: SM Prime Holdings Website

Posted by: alvinrexlucero | December 17, 2009

Top 10 Highest Grossing Foreign Film in the Philippines

1. Spider-Man 3 – $9,142,143
2. Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen – $7,384,179
3. Transformers – $5,808,393
4. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix – $4,704,425
5. Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince – $4,070,315
6. Iron Man -$3,994,681
7. Twilight – $3,812,947
8. Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End – $3,379,807
9. The Dark Knight – $3,267,510
10. G.I. Joe – $3,235,639

Source: Box Office Mojo

Posted by: alvinrexlucero | December 15, 2009

A Jump and a Shout for Human Rights!

Comfortable accommodation, fruitful lectures and friendly hosts! These were my impressions i cherished during the eve of the final moments of the Visayas-Mindanao Youth Conference of Human Rights at the City of Golden Friendship – Cagayan de Oro. But wait..there’s more of that..in deep!

Since my secondary days, i always consider myself as a human rights advocate, a defender of the oppressed and a promoter of what is moral and just. I am convinced that there is always an underlying principle beneath what I am fighting. A principle that was hidden in the rubble of oblivion, until it was finally revealed to me, slowly by the blows of wisdom during the conducts of the conference. There the unclear became vivid, the vague became specific and the implied became expressed. Thanks to AI for the amnesty given to the ”ignorant” of the most basic, like me, who needs nothing more like an education of “derechos humanos“.

Forty-six young people converged in the heart of Mindanao to seek relevant information, at some aspect challenge, and share perspectives on the pressing human rights issues in Visayas and Mindanao and how the youth as a force to reckon with should take the lead in ameliorating the situation and to make the region a better place for all. The crowd seems to me like a perfect replica of Mindanao, having participants who embraces different cultures, follow different creeds and converse using different languages, a perfect diversity. However, this composure, appeared to be an advantage for the attainment of the success of the program and to squeeze from the participants what the event demands. A manifestation that unity is possible, amidst diversity.

I learned a lot from the program. I learned from the experiences of my fellow participants.

There were some things that I realized after several moments of deep thinking. I realized how the current government is a failure in addressing the problems in the grassroots. I realized how the Philippines ironically behaves as if it is the number one vanguard of freedom, yet has the most number of abuses on human. I realized how unjust is the society, why some people still don’t enjoy, what others take pleasure in. I realized how others manage to spend millions for a dinner yet others only eat once a day. I realize why the constitution values social justice, yet, its still the rich who becomes richer and it’s the poor getting poorer.

This are valid synthesis that i can’t afford to ignore. I said to my self, given the status quo the struggle of human rights is still a long way to go, the road will still be steep, but, if people just get involve and rise, we can take a shortcut, to get to the “Utopia” that we are dreaming of.

We should continue to jump, for us to rise from the traditional field and exceed the norms imposed by the society and we must shout, so everyone must know of our cause and warn the world that there are small voices that will persistently demand dignity, by all means. This is the revelation..that my will dictates — to commit, that i will dedicate even the last drop of my blood and the final echo of my voice for the restoration of genuine freedom and for the dismantlement of walls that continually divide us. In my own little way.

Lukso, Singgit Alang sa Tawhanong Katungod.

Date: February 26-28, 2010
Venue : Ebenezer Bible College and Seminary, Upper Calarian, Zamboanga City

OBJECTIVES

The 2nd Annual National Convention aims to:
1. Gather PSSAP members, non-members, and Political Science students from all regions and provide a venue for interaction and exchange of ideas and knowledge;
2. Highlight the 1st National Quiz on Political Science and Governance and the 1st Inter-University Debate Competition, which aims to heighten the standards of Political Science education in the country by promoting and organizing a healthy competition among student members nationwide;
3. Honor the competence, diligence, and excellence of chosen Political Science students with their compassionate ideas with which they leave a rich legacy as inspiring models to their fellow students, community and country through a Search of Most Outstanding Political Science Student of the Philippines
4. Expose students to different fields of Political Science through forums and talk-lectures

PARTICIPANTS
All Political Science students and alumni can take part in the activities included in the convention.

REGISTRATION
The participants can choose between two convention packages:
1. Full Convention Package: includes accommodation, food, kit, identification card, T-Shirt, handbook, souvenir and certificates – On the day registration (Php 2,300.00) Early Registration (1,900.00)
2. Live-out Package: includes food, kit, identification card, T-Shirt, handbook, souvenir and certificates – On the day Registration (Php 1,900.00) Early Registration (1,600.00)

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Posted by: alvinrexlucero | December 12, 2009

Top 10 Nursing Schools of all time (Philippines) – 100-199 examinees

1. University of the Philippine-Manila – 99.41 percent
2. Xavier University -97.82 percent
3. West Visayas State University – 96.75 percent
4. St. Paul University-Iloilo- 96.16 percent
5. University of the East Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center, 95.80 percent
6. Cebu Normal University – 94.64 percent
7. Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila – 93.14 percent
8. St. Paul University-Dumaguete – 92.29 percent
9. Mindanao State University – 92.15 percent
10. Palawan State University – 92.05 percent

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