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NAIA edit

Before MIA: Nielson Field - July 1937 - 1948
Original MIA - 1948?
International Runway and Taxiway 06/24 - 1954
Terminal construction start - 1956
Old MIA - September 22, 1961 - January 22, 1972
- Daytona Beach Mornign Journal: Fire Guts Manila Airport - January 22, 1972
- Flickr: 19720309S-1 Manila airport terminal after fire 9 March 1972
Next MIA - 1973 - May 1985 (became Domestic Airport in 1981)
NAIA 1 - 1981 - present
NAIA 2 - 1998 - present
NAIA 3 - 2008 - present

Others:

Camp Aguinaldo/Zablan Field
- Flickr: 1948 05 Zablan Field a by goriob2010
- PacificWrecks.com: Map of Zablan Airfield (Camp Murphy) Credit: US Army Date: 1945

Tagalog - Pilipino - Filipino edit

~~Ehemplo~~ Halimbawa ng mga gamit sa [mga] ~~letrang~~ titik na Ññ, ~~ÑGñg~~ N͠Gn͠g at NGng :

cariñoso/cariñosa = lovely/charming

lan͠git = heaven; pan͠git = ugly ; lan͠góy = to swim ; n͠gunit = but

langám = ant ; sangól = baby ; bangâ = collide

Pan͠ganiban
Batangas

lan͠git = langit = la-ngit

sangol = sanggol = sang-gol

old n͠g/ñg/gñ/g̃ preceded by vowel= /ŋ/ = modern ng

old ng (without tilde) = /ŋɡ/ = modern ngg

n͠ga, n͠ge, n͠gi, n͠go, n͠gu, ng

Some people edit

Initial is not mother's name:

Benigno Simeon Aquino (Quiambao)
Benigno Simeon Aquino, Jr. (Aquino)
Benigno Simeon Aquino III (Cojuangco)

José Paciano Laurel (Garcia)
José Bayani Laurel, Jr. (Hidalgo)
José Sotero Laurel III (Hidalgo)
José Macario Laurel IV (Lerma)

Gerardo Manuel Roxas (de Leon)
Gerardo Manuel Roxas, Jr. (?) (Araneta)

Manuel Luis Quezon (Molina)
Manuel L. Quezon, Jr. (Aragon)
Manuel L. Quezon III (Casas)

José Protasio Rizal (Realonda/Alonso Realonda)
Paciano Rizal Mercado (?) (Realonda/Alonso Realonda; Mercado = old family name)

Marcelo Hilario del Pilar (Gaitaman; Hilario = old family name)

Pedro Alejandro Paterno (unknown)

Joseph Ejercito Estrada (Marcelo; Stage name, Ejercito = family name)
Jinggoy Ejercito Estrada (Pimentel; Stage name, Ejercito = family name)
Luisa Ejercito Estrada (Pimentel; Stage name, Ejercito = family name)

Ramon Bautista Revilla (Acuña; Stage name, Bautista = family name) Note:Parents = Ildefonso Bautista & Andrea Acuña, youngest of 10
Ramon Bong Revilla, Jr. (Mortel; Stage name, Bong = nickname)

Name on Bill edit

Estrada era 100 peso bill
- From this blog post

Basketball people edit

PBL Chairman

Gil Angeles, Chito Loyzaga
Cecilio K. Pedro (-2008)
Mikee Romero (2008-present)

Brothers

Rodericko Cesar - "Olsen"
Raoul Cesar - "Nash"
Reynaldo Cesar - "Wally"

Noted Families edit

/Noted Families

Presidents edit

Names edit

The most commonly used name is not always the "official" name used in office. Neither is the official name exactly the same as the full name. Not all presidents choose to use the mother's maiden name as the middle initial. Some do not use a middle initial at all.

Last name	Given names	Mother's maiden name	"Official" name	Commonly used name/Article location
AGUINALDO	Emilio	Famy	Emilio Aguinaldo	Emilio Aguinaldo
QUEZON	Manuel Luis	Molina	Manuel L. Quezon	Manuel L. Quezon
LAUREL	José Paciano	Garcia	José P. Laurel	José P. Laurel
OSMEÑA	Sergio	Osmeña*	Sergio Osmeña	Sergio Osmeña
ROXAS	Manuel	Acuña	Manuel Roxas	Manuel Roxas
QUIRINO	Elpidio	Rivera	Elpidio Quirino	Elpidio Quirino
MAGSAYSAY	Ramon	Del Fierro	Ramon Magsaysay	Ramon Magsaysay
GARCIA	Carlos	Polistico	Carlos P. Garcia	Carlos P. Garcia
MACAPAGAL	Diosdado	Pangan	Diosdado Macapagal	Diosdado Macapagal
MARCOS	Ferdinand Emmanuel	Edralin	Ferdinand E. Marcos	Ferdinand Marcos
COJUANGCO-AQUINO	Maria Corazon	Sumulong	Corazon C. Aquino	Corazon Aquino
RAMOS	Fidel	Valdez	Fidel V. Ramos	Fidel V. Ramos
EJERCITO	Jose	Marcelo	Joseph Ejercito Estrada	Joseph Estrada
MACAPAGAL-ARROYO	Maria Gloria	Macaraeg	Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo	Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo
AQUINO	Benigno Simeon III	Cojuangco	Benigno S. Aquino III	Benigno Aquino III
DUTERTE	Rodrigo	Roa	Rodrigo R. Duterte	Rodrigo Duterte

Presidantial Anthem edit

Mabuhay by Tirso Cruz, Sr.
Dutchland toasts with prozit Sweden answers "scol" England says their cheerio And lifts the flowing bowl. Hawaii says "aloha" Japan shouts "bansai" But in the Philippines You'll hear this cheering cry -- We say MABUHAY We say MABUHAY Under the blue skies Where our friends sit by A greeting of farewell A toast that will wear well We raise our voices and say MABUHAY!!!

/Orders

UP Carillons edit

UPD Carillon - Quezon City (Diliman), Luzon: 'The Bells of Diliman' in the Andres Bonifacio Centennial Carillon Tower at the University of the Philippines. 1952, 36 bells by Petit & Fritsen. (Originally 46 bells by Van Bergen, until 2007.) [3]

UPLB Carillon - Rizal Centenary Carillon Tower The University of the Philippines (UP) is one of the few universities in the world to have its own carillon tower. The Rizal Centenary Carillon was built in 1996 through the efforts of alumni. It has 37 bells of different sizes. The heaviest (note F1) measures 1130 mm in diameter and weighs 897 kg., the lightest (note G4) is 225 mm in diameter and weighs 13.5 kg

www.lbencyclopedia.com/lbtsps.pdf

Culion Education edit

Education is very important to everyone in this world, the Culion Island not only provided a good few, but also provided a good school for education. So that’s a mean educated person staying around them. They still keep it higher the education around Culion Island to make around Culion Island be a good peoples and with a good knowledge. There are currently 15 public elementary schools, one private, one public high school and a college run by the Jesuits priests.

The Loyola College of Culion has the following population.

	Male	Female	Total
Preparatory school	17	22	39
Kindergarten	26	14	40
Elementary	190	111	301
High School	66	107	173
College	57	116	173
TOTAL	356	370	726

The Culion Sanitarium Special National High School (CSNHS) has the population for this school year 1999.

CSNHS
Male	304
Female	292
Total	596

The Culion Schools Elementary System has penetrated the whole of the Municipality though due to population increase, extension classes are much needed. It has forty (40) structures, which sere s Offices and Classrooms. Some of which are constructed by the Parents, Teachers and Community Associations (PTCA’s). There are 67 teachers, 12 of them are males and 55 are females, wherein one is the supervisor and two are non-academic personnel’s. The total pupils population is 2,420; 1,262 are males, 1,158 are females and 1,920 are from the primary grades while 510 are in the intermediate grades. There are 17 schools with 9 complete grades.

http://web.archive.org/web/20060903234007/http://www.aiias.edu/old-1999-2004/ecom/culion/structure/departments/education/index.htm