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Coming to a theater near you.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b92Ayxg2kFs

Movie comes out: Sept. 18, 2009.

Starring: Megan Fox.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYQ19JM_M1g

ha ha ha ha

A man goes to the doctor and says to the doctor:

"It hurts when I press here" (pressing his side)
"And when I press here" (pressing the other side)
"And here" (his leg)
"And here, here and here" (his other leg, and both arms)

So the doctor examined him all over and finally discovered what was wrong...

"You've got a broken finger!"

ha ha ha ha

ACTUAL SENTENCES FOUND IN PATIENTS' HOSPITAL CHARTS

> 01. She has no rigors or shaking chills, but her husband states she was very hot in bed last night.

> 02. Patient has chest pain if she lies on her left side for over a year.

> 03. On the second day the knee was better, and on the third day it disappeared.

> 04. The patient is tearful and crying constantly. She also appears to be depressed.

> 05. The patient has been depressed since she began seeing me in 1993.

> 06. Discharge status: Alive but without my permission.

> 07. Healthy appearing decrepit 69 year old male, mentally alert but forgetful.

> 08. The patient refused autopsy.

> 09. The patient has no previous history of suicides.

> 10. Patient has left white blood cells at another hospital.

> 11. Patient's medical history has been remarkably insignificant with only a 40 pound weight gain in the past three days.

> 12. Patient had waffles for breakfast and anorexia for lunch.

> 13. Between you and me, we ought to be able to get this lady pregnant.

> 14. Since she can't get pregnant with her husband, I thought you might like to work her up.

> 15. She is numb from her toes down.

> 16. While in ER, she was examined, X-rated and sent home.

> 17. The skin was moist and dry.

> 18. Occasional, constant infrequent headaches.

> 19. Patient was alert and unresponsive.

> 20. Rectal examination revealed a normal size thyroid.

> 21. She stated that she had been constipated for most of her life, until she got a divorce.

> 22. I saw your patient today, who is still under our car for physical therapy.

> 23. Both breasts are equal and reactive to light and accommodation.

> 24. Examination of genitalia reveals that he is circus sized.

> 25. The lab test indicated abnormal lover function.

> 26. The patient was to have a bowel resection. However, he took a job as a stock broker instead.

> 27. Skin: somewhat pale but present.

> 28. The pelvic exam will be done later on the floor.

> 29. Patient was seen in consultation by Dr. Blank, who felt we should sit on the abdomen and I agree.

> 30. Large brown stool ambulating in the hall.

> 31. Patient has two teenage children, but no other abnormalities.

The whale has been dead for some time as its carcass is already bloating, already decomposing. Thanks for bringing this up for the community to read and see, Pamilacan.

This is much appreciated. Keep up the good work!

Best,
A. Lorenzo

On a side note tho, my father is completely and utterly in love with my mom.

We had a father-to-son conversation before.

And my father once told me that my mom is the perfect mother. The perfect wife. Very forgiving, and hard working for her kids ug pamilya.

Hilak pa si dad. Pero I always tell him, "Daddy, don't argue kalingaw kai pinagga man jud ka ni mommy. You both love each other, sacrificed together, and loved together."

Its good to know that they still argue from time to time, pero happy man sila duha. Natural ra man ug mo away ang bana ug asawa.

Maka katawa pood ni lagi.
I remember my parents, God Bless their hearts!, would argue about the simplest and littlest things.

Ning joke joke to silang duha one time.
Mommy said to dad, 'Rico, do you love me?'
Katawa si dad, "Saba dinha Lisa. Of course I love you. Taga-an gud ka upat nga anak"

LOL!

Ngek!

Mom and dad are so cute when they argue. Kai quick ra sila mo hilom. Mo make-up pa lol. Man and Wife jud.

mao na! smart ug fiscally responsible. hehe!

My grandfather once opined, to my grandmother Lola Nating, "Nating, ngano mo kalingaw mo ratatat man ka?"

Away-away napood sila duha. lol!

Nakahinumdum ko sa una..

My lola was sickly and ning joke joke sija sa ahong Lolo Ciano. She was spitting phlem at the time, and she said to my lolo, "Ondoy Ciano, gi pinangga ba ko nimo? Ug pinangga ko nimo, inuma ahong  phlem ( i forget the word she used to refer to mucus phlem)."

Then lolo responded immediately, "Saba dinha Nating."

LoL.

Quote from: benelynne on August 27, 2009, 10:43:57 PM
Sadly, in marriage, man and woman invariably settle back to their natural state--woman loves to talk, man sometimes prefers the state of silence.

Women love to connect by talking, men are not as inclined to express what they feel inside. It's the way man and woman are constituted psychologically, according to Dr. John Gray.

Understanding our inner differences will enable the man to understand that when a woman says, "I didn't marry to talk to a wall," she really means she needs a hug and a token of appreciation for her long day; and the woman to understand that when a man seems withdrawn and without a word, he is saying "I am here for you, I am just processing some thoughts and even emotions inside which I don't really want you to worry about."

Real conversation between a couple is appreciating the woman's feelings behind her words, and the man's thoughts behind his silence.

I could not help but think about my parents in your accurate synopsis, Mr. Benne.

My father is a very quiet and reticent man. Mom doesn't talk much, but when she does she does so with dad. From my observation tho, though my father does not speak much, he likes it when we all talk, very content sija to have us all back in the house.

I agree, men tend to be more silent, thinking. Observant. Analyzing.

Hiking in the mountains?
Kayaking in that special river/lake?
Sitting in a particular church?

etc etc.

Go ahead, tumpa mo!

So, what do you do for fun?

Bright jud ka Miss Misty.

Mo Amen ko ana!

hehe

lesson:

be balanced. spiritual growth ug fiscal conservancy.

ha ha ha.

spiritual interaction balance?
interesting.
never heard of that terminology before.

hehe

Good question to ask tho.

Tubag Bohol, come speak your mind!

Dali na ba, ayaw pa hadlok.

silent silent pero repressed kaayo. lol!



ehem.

i had cuban today. delish.

I wonder how a man would react if a woman said " I love you" to him on the first date.

eh eh? anyone?

I agree, it must be scary to the woman if a man says "I love you" on the first date.

Okay ra after the date, when walking her to her apartment, to kiss her hand. or hug.

haha!
women have that power

luuy pood intawn.

hahaha! no comment.

Quote from: Mari on August 30, 2009, 03:05:23 AM
you are the type that smells perfume dong, those in jeans appear to smell man sweat

haha!
mari, you must dress your husband well.

See this is why i need to find a wife that knows styles.
Because if im left to myself, old style ra lagi. hahaha!

Recent acquisition.

Sea mist scent.

The man will say, "I think im in love" but we just are admiring the beauty. hehe

yea, the cashmiere coat..lol

hahaha! sige, checkered eh?

nice nice. mo golf ta afterwards hehehe

haha, mari, so what is the style nowadays diay?

Id like to know kai maybe i can pick up on it.

Quote from: Mari on August 30, 2009, 02:44:23 AM
i see where you get your influence, your dad. you look up to him and that explains your style. there's nothing wrong with that, only sometimes girls would get intimidated and may perceive you as boring, uptight, strict, conservative, aloof. Jeans loosens you up a bit, it's more carefree and fun. it takes away the 'boring' aspect attached to formal wear

mao lagi, Mari. My gf back in college got me to wear moccasins lol!  She introduced me to Banana Republic styles. love it.

i like this kind of style

by Grace of The Lord, we survived. Thanks be to God.

Integral to studies, para nako is church jud.

I could not have survived without God's Grace.

Not only our mind is tested, 'te, but also our bodies.
Maluuy ang Ginoo taga-an pood mi ug strength to overcome.

By His Grace......

My friend Korosh and I are crazy tho, lol!

We were studying for our 3rd exam for Pharmacology and we had to memorize over 500 drug names, the indications, adverse effects, dosage, drug interaction, etc.

The day before the exams, we were talking about sex.
hahaha! he and i were in the lounge just talking about girls and sex. then it hit my mind that we did not sleep for almost 5 days.

I commented, "Korosh, it think we have excessive dopaminergic activity in our brain." and we bought laughed for like 30 minutes, yo. crazy. lol! because excessive dopamine does cause psychosis.
O man.

You know what was funny? on the exam the next day, there was a question on dopamine and psychosis. After the exam, all i could remember Korosh shouting out loud, "Haloperidol, Haloperidol!"

And i shouted, "Lithium Salt, Lithium Salt! Rivastigmine"

LOL!

(all of said drugs are curatives for excessive dopaminergic activity--leading to psychosis).

Then we crashed...LOL!
The next day, back to work na pood.
Back to Business.....hehe

Quote from: Mari on August 30, 2009, 02:01:58 AM
kanumdum ko sa una Dong, i have a friend who is studying to be a doctor, maghumol na gud siya sa iyang tiil sa balde of water para dili katulog kung ting exams na kay daghan kaayo tun anan, truck loads to review

mao na! hehe!

This past 3rd semester, was our hardest semester. And I admit that it was the 'test' of my life. We had Medical Immunology, Pharmacology, Medical Microbiolgy and General Pathology and Psychiatric Behavioural Science all in one semester. 8AM till 5 pm. Every single day.

During exam weeks, Mari, this was my schedule with my study mates (Korosh, Job, Thiru):
1. go to class
2. finish class
3. go home, shower, bring pillow
4. stay in libray from 6pm till 3-4 am.
5. nap for 30 minutes or 1 hour, then begin again.

Sometimes, Mari we ony sleep for 1-2 hours a day.
Sometimes we stay awak for 4-5 days straight.

Coffee has been so integral to keeping us awake, lol!

At the end of the day, after taking our exams , we would have a full grown beard. lol!

Thanks be to God we survived the 1st semester of 2nd year!

mo admit ko tho, sa balay i wear shorts, and regular white hane shirt. lol! bahala.

Sometimes shorts and no shirt. comfortable.

Since I was 12, Mari, I liked to dress up.

When I was a kid in Tagbilaran, when my dad came back from Saudi Arabia, he would always be well-dressed. So professional. Executive Engineer Look. Dress pants, black shoes (so well polished), dress shirt, black belt, and aramis cologne.

My dad would take me and my sister to the Bohol Quality Mall sa una, and he would take us to the toy stores, and I would remember hearing the 'click' of his dress shoes. He walks so tall, so confident.

For me, if I don't dress well, i don't feel comfortable. I love wearing suits, and sports coats. I like to look professional.

Gangcyclovir, Ribavirin, Oseltamivir.

Remember these three anti-virals.

These are effective against H1N1!

hah, Mari! You know one time i went shopping with my sister. She was getting me to buy 'new clothes' kono. lol!

I asked her what was wrong with the style i wore.
She laughed, "Well, Bran, something new would be nice, something that Dad wouldn't wear."

LOL!

ah, sisters.

If you are a professor at a private college or a teacher at a private school, then your salary will be higher.

The average salary of a state college will be poor ~ 60k
but if you are  professor at a private institution, the salary is almost double.

Privatized vs State-owned.

Because teachers work for the government.
Government jobs will always be poor in salary.
Good benefits, but salary-wise, very poor.

Hey, but they love it. It is their passion to teach, and for some, it is  a dream to be a college professor. To teach the mind, and sheppard the youth to wisdom.

Salamat kaayo mari. Ma inspired pood ta--lagi. hehe.

Ning ingoon ahong priest one time, "Lorenzo, you know what is the difference between a priest and a physician?"

I answered him, "Yes, Fr, a doctor saves lives, and a priest ministers."

He humbled me, "No, my son, a priest doctors the soul to God. A physician doctors the body."

I smiled!

Then he added as parting words, "Remember my son, the greatest man that ever lived was not a priest, not a physician, but was a carpenter. Jesus from Bethlehem."

hehehehe!

AMEN!

Hard worker is big earner.

R.N nurses that work over time shifts can make over $110,000 easily.

College professors teach and learn and read constantly, but their average pay is ~ $60k

Polo shirt, or golf shirt, then khakis. Black belt. Black socks and brown leather moccasins. hehe

my casual style.

Quote from: Mari on August 30, 2009, 01:23:53 AM
my sister is the same Dong Lorenz, she's blessed with the ability for numbers and the like while still havin the artistic skill though she did not pursue art degree. she's a chemistry graduate now based in France. she's enjoying museums, galleries and fashion in Paris. whatta life!

The Lord God has blessed all of us with skills, Mari!
God Bless your sister for making the best.
But I know that you are also very successful Mari!

Sure man ko you both are very smart!
Art is a gift, to which I do not have, sadly.

I am in awe and adore those who have this gift, tho.
I always love going to the art gallery and just looking at the chalk drawings, the coal sketches, the oil paintings, abstract projects, and the sculptures. Its a gift, absolutely!


Bless our artists!
May we have more artists, photographers, sculptors, fashion designers etc!

hehehe!

Quote from: Bambi on August 30, 2009, 12:14:14 AM
"Ang importante sa tanan ang pagsinabtanay sa usag usa kay way gahom ang kwarta gjod. "

Sa akong  unang pagkaminyo  dili tawon sayon.  Abot ko diri, na jobless ahong bana kay namili man lagi ug dako ug sweldo, naka-trabaho ko una pa niya..diha pa ko nakauli human sa 6 ka tuig nga paglangyaw  kay aho mang tulubagon ang tanan.  Human 7 tuig nga  kaminyoon, nagtukod mig balay, inutang kasagaran diri, wa na magkasinabot kay wa na may panahon kay gawas sa Pamilya ug ang ahong 8 hrs., trabaho, laing 3 pa ahong sidelines kay daghang bayranan.  To make the story short, marriage lfe ended to divorce after 21 yrs.  Had decided to be free and leave all material things which I really worked hard and invested for that marriage.  When I filed the divorced, the lawyer who handled our case told me:  "Kon dili ka bulok tingali  nasobrahan  ka ba kaha  sa kaboutan" And the Judge said to me: "You are too generous! ...Ang  ubang mga asawa diri nga ahong kliente bisan luwag apoturon (equally  devided). Gahulat ang abogado nga mag-away mi tungod sa balay, kinahanglan ibaligya unja aho ang katunga kay may "marriage contract" man mi, kay kadak-on sa kantidad nga awayan, maoy basihan sa iyang "service charge". In other word,  I preferred to retain our good relationship as friends (with my ex)  instead of having 250 Thousand Euros as my share.  Ug kining kantidara ahong kaugalingong tinabarhoan sulod sa  21 ka tuig - kini ahong gihatag sa ahong banang foreigner. Dato na unta ko ron...kon wise pa!  So far, have a good relationship with my ex-in-laws and it is something precious which money couldn`t buy.   Remarried with a foreign man but with Filipino heart....and hope to live happily ever after 

Bambi, your story is so touching. And I pray the Good Lord bless you and your husband for all your days.

God Bless! God Bless!

Very heart felt personal anecdote.

I love it! hehe

Now in the spirit of Rizal.

Who, throughout his life, never once cursed Spain or condemned Spain, but was critical of the practices of the established political authorities in the Philippines (namely the peninsulares and the church officials).

I think it is beautiful how history has cleared the name of Rizal.

I cry sometimes knowing that the great Rizal wrote his last written piece, "Mi Ultimo Adios" in Spanish. He didnt' write it in his native Tagalog, but in Spanish, the language of those who were going to execute him.

In the end, he maintained his calm and spirited demeanor. And I cry sometimes knowing that the great Rizal is now even remembered and honored in Spain. The land that exposed him to the European Enlightenment.

That in the end, he is counted by Spaniards as "Hijo de Espana". (Son of Spain).

I believe, if Rizal were alive today, he would have smiled at that.
And the progress the Filipinos have had since the late 19th century. In the world that he lived. The society at the time.


Long Live the name of Jose Potracio Rizal y Alonso!
Forever will he be the Father of the Philippine Republic!
And a Blessing to Spain!

Quote from: Keko on August 29, 2009, 11:46:23 PM
I am impressed you know a lot about the history of Spain.
when the dictatorship Francisco Franco dead in 1975 was when the model that Rizal thought was applied.

As well was the year when Spain left the rest of colonies that still had to join in the future in the EU.

Regards

Thank you Keko.

I grew ever so interested in Spanish History, its struggle with the muslim Moors, its repudiation of paganism, and its establishment as a Christian nation. Spain, definately, is credited in spreading the Christian faith to countless millions around the world.

Through Spain, Christianity was rooted in the Americas.

Through Spain, the birth of a new world occured. There are over 600 million Latin Americans that are a direct result of Spain/Portuguese amalgamation. And the eventual struggle of these peoples for self governance only adds to the beauty and flavor of human integration.

Spain's imperial initiative was an example of 'Globalization' in the 16th century.

My interest is in Classical Imperial Spanish History.
I'm fairly versed in the history of Nuevo Espana because the Philippines was part of Neuvo Espana for a substantial part of our colonial history. In terms of governance and in relations to the Royal Audencia and religious episcopy.

Spain today has alot to learn from its colonies. Because as you seen, Spanish history is not only a benefit for Spaniards. no!

Spanish History is a culture that we all share, we brothers and sisters of the Latin League. Filipinos, Mexicans, Argentinians, Bolivians, Colombians, Venezuelans, Cubanos, Puerto Ricans, Guamanians, etc etc. For we all were once part of the Spanish Empire. It is our history. Ours to learn, ours to tap on, ours to never forget.

God Bless! Viva Filipinas! Viva Espana!

Depends on the person. hehe.

But if you're intelligent and also have a great work ethic. The sky's the limit.

My colleagues who are Ph.D doctoral students want to go into research (medical, immunological, cancer).

And I admire that, absolutley! These are the students that will pave the way into medical advances and discover and find preventatives and cures to diseases.

To them, their research and their studies is work. To them it is an honor to work within the pillars of Academia.

Quote from: Mari on August 29, 2009, 11:50:55 PM

pero tinuod jud Bella nga design/fashion/art related jobs kelangan 'vongga' ka sa imo dressing up interview palang, kelangan may character daan.

I gree with this. Especially here in the United States, Mari, if anyone is looking to rise above his or her current situation, one has to be competitive and sell himself/herself to the employer either through personal interaction (interviews, game of golf etc) and through his/her resume.

We live in a overly competitive society, here in the United States.

Mari, interesting point. I have friends who graduated as art majors and or music majors that had to work harder in terms of internships, in landing on jobs as museum curators, art gallery curators, or even getting accepted into prestigious art schools in Italy (Florence, for example).

Coming from a background in hard science and history, I do have an appreciation for art, and humanities as these majors teach students to think beyond the border, to think in abstract and artistic lines.

Going to lab, teach students, and distill chemical liquids, is something. But coming back to one's college dorm to sit down and enjoy Bach for a minute or two and converse with art majors and/or poli science majors was quite titillating. A 'break' from the absolutes of Biology.

My younger sister, in my opinion, maintained a duality and healthy atmosphere. She graduated with a degree in Biology (Honors) with specialty in Molecular Cellular Genetics, but was also a double major in Art.

I would love visiting her art gallery, seeing her sketch in coal, or oil paint. The mixing of biology/science and abstract art.

Great mix. imho.

College is the best place to explore one's interests, strengths, and gifts.

Me: Khakis and/or dress pants.

from the game: Medieval II: Total War

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEB_eKpCNUs&feature=related

14Then Peter stood up with the Eleven, raised his voice and addressed the crowd: "Fellow Jews and all of you who live in Jerusalem, let me explain this to you; listen carefully to what I say. 15These men are not drunk, as you suppose. It's only nine in the morning! 16No, this is what was spoken by the prophet Joel:
17" 'In the last days, God says,
      I will pour out my Spirit on all people.
   Your sons and daughters will prophesy,
      your young men will see visions,
      your old men will dream dreams.
18Even on my servants, both men and women,
      I will pour out my Spirit in those days,
      and they will prophesy.
19I will show wonders in the heaven above
      and signs on the earth below,
      blood and fire and billows of smoke.
20The sun will be turned to darkness
      and the moon to blood
      before the coming of the great and glorious day of the Lord.
21And everyone who calls
      on the name of the Lord will be saved.'[c]
22"Men of Israel, listen to this: Jesus of Nazareth was a man accredited by God to you by miracles, wonders and signs, which God did among you through him, as you yourselves know. 23This man was handed over to you by God's set purpose and foreknowledge; and you, with the help of wicked men,[d] put him to death by nailing him to the cross. 24But God raised him from the dead, freeing him from the agony of death, because it was impossible for death to keep its hold on him. 25David said about him:
   " 'I saw the Lord always before me.
      Because he is at my right hand,
      I will not be shaken.
26Therefore my heart is glad and my tongue rejoices;
      my body also will live in hope,
27because you will not abandon me to the grave,
      nor will you let your Holy One see decay.
28You have made known to me the paths of life;
      you will fill me with joy in your presence.'[e]

29"Brothers, I can tell you confidently that the patriarch David died and was buried, and his tomb is here to this day. 30But he was a prophet and knew that God had promised him on oath that he would place one of his descendants on his throne. 31Seeing what was ahead, he spoke of the resurrection of the Christ,[f] that he was not abandoned to the grave, nor did his body see decay. 32God has raised this Jesus to life, and we are all witnesses of the fact. 33Exalted to the right hand of God, he has received from the Father the promised Holy Spirit and has poured out what you now see and hear. 34For David did not ascend to heaven, and yet he said,
   " 'The Lord said to my Lord:
      "Sit at my right hand
35until I make your enemies
      a footstool for your feet." '[g]

36"Therefore let all Israel be assured of this: God has made this Jesus, whom you crucified, both Lord and Christ."

37When the people heard this, they were cut to the heart and said to Peter and the other apostles, "Brothers, what shall we do?"

38Peter replied, "Repent and be baptized, every one of you, in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins. And you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. 39The promise is for you and your children and for all who are far offâ€"for all whom the Lord our God will call."

40With many other words he warned them; and he pleaded with them, "Save yourselves from this corrupt generation." 41Those who accepted his message were baptized, and about three thousand were added to their number that day.

-ACTS 1: 14-40

That's a very interesting point, Mr. Koddi. I was touched by his genuine plea and his response, "The only hope, Sir!".

A good friend of mine, who is now a 2nd year Law Student at Duquesne University School of Law, always had a habit of greeting someone with a irregular handshake that caught their attention. He would shake your hand and then firmly pull you to his center and look at you in the eye. And smile.

When I was first met him during my freshman year in college, he did thesame to me. It was my first impression.

Francis graduated M.C.L from Allegheny College with a bachelor in History.
He and I were classmates in many classes; we would debate in class and out of class many a times, even taking our conversation with us to lunch lol.

He is now starting his 2nd year in Law, and am confident he will be a great Trial Lawyer.
He has a very commanding personality.

Sultan Jamal ul-Azam, ruler of Sulu and North Borneo/ Sabah from 1862 to 1881, receiving a French official delegation. The chief qadi, an Afghan, sits behind the Sultan. Source: J. Montano, Voyage aux Philippines et en Malaisie (Paris, 1886).

The western part of Mindanao and the neighbouring islands were ruled by the sultanates of Sulu and Maguindanao but the former was more compact and better organized.

When the Philippine-American War broke out, the US had to concentrate its limited forces in the north. To hold at bay Moro resistance to its colonization of the Sulu Archipelago, the US, represented by Brig. Gen. John C. Bates, forged a treaty with Sulu Sultan Jamal ul-Kiram, known as the Bates Treaty.

The Spanish Treaty of Peace with the Sulu sultanate had allowed Spain to set up a small garrison on Siasi Island and in the town of Jolo. After their defeat by the U.S., the Spaniards turned over the Siasi garrison to the Sultan.

It was not until May 19, 1899 that the U.S. sent troops to take over the Spanish fort in Jolo. The Americans had not been able to get troops to Jolo sooner because they could not afford to send any troops outside the Luzon area. (Serious Moro resistance commenced in 1903).

Paseo de Iloilo, also known As Andaluz, (ahn-dah-LOOHS) is named for its province of origin. This is one of the most sophisticated courtship and flirtation dances of the Spanish era. The gentlemen compete among each other to win the heart of the dalaga, or young lady, by exemplifying chivalry, grace, and confidence.

This dance is a traditional ballroom dance popular in Bohol and in other provinces during the Spanish times.

Exquisite

Beautiful Dance.

Brushing Aside.


Brush aside the dusts in your life. Continue on the goal. Walk over the pebbles.

Philippine and Brasilian dancers in Bulgaria.

International Folklore Festival in Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria.

Anything that is on sale. lol!

I go to TJ Max to buy shoes. Or Ross.

I also note, Mr. Koddi, that first impression is critical.

Ive always made it priority to present myself to the best of my ability when applying for an internship, or when going into the hospital, or beginning a class with a new professor etc.

When you present yourself, walk in a confident manner. Keep your head up, chin up, shake your interviewer, professor, colleague with a firm handshake. Look into his/her eyes firmly. And smile politely.

Speak with a clear and resounding voice. Never too loud, and not too soft.

Be confident.

The Beauty of Southern Philippines...

One of the most beautiful dances I've ever seen in my life.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFSWZYS2t_o&eurl=http://www.facebook.com/profile.php%3Fid%3D52000654%26ref%3Dprofile&feature=player_embedded#t=112

Amen!

Great Video!

Go Brothers! hehehe

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcEpEtCmE9s&feature=fvw

It is changing now. Now the newer generation of dentists are switching over to using amalgams for filling, some are now switching over to GIC (glass ionomer cement) fillings.

Good article, tho. Always have a ready mind, and don't be afraid to ask your doctor questions.

Thats why he / she went to school for so long. To answer questions. hehehe

I agree with this 110%

Teach! Learn!

Powerful.

This will be perfect for the scuba divers. Its about time thsi was implemented. Good Job Bohol!

Interesting. Never knew about this. Thanks for the post, bro.

by: Chris Brown


i know its old, but good beat.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dO94actbQGk&feature=related

Enjoy!

Best Song...

Great Song.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9bZVka7Yzs&feature=related

Da!

This captures the elegance of the Porsche Cayenne Turbo



Only in my dreams. Only in my dreams, lol! This baby starts ~ 140k

The fastest I've driven was driving in I-80 West, a 300 mile long high way from eastern Pennsylvania to Western Pennsylvania. I was cruising at ~ 95mph and when the road was empty, i was going 100-105 mph.

Quote from: BlueAngel on August 29, 2009, 09:28:29 AM
palupad ta autobahn (public highway) hahaha hadlok ko woi
mokorog na gani kog 130speed dongBran waa !

hahaha whoa whoa! 130!

Gusto ko ana!

Good evening, Ma'am.
Next time na pood.

Will be waiting

Porsche Cayenne Turbo

Quote from: BlueAngel on August 29, 2009, 08:35:36 AM
hahaha di makaya sa power na imong gipang post dong Bran
bisan unsa lang ako basta kay maka abot kos ako dulngan
balsahan or karomata yeyeye

Ma'am Blue, have you driven in the German Audobon? My friend took his Porsche Boxter there and drove it. He said wa yamo ang speed limit didto. hehehe!

Mo drive ta !

'te kuyawa man ang tractor! i love it!

I like to lead.

I like to take control.

gamay ra. my mom used to play that when we were kids. mo tan-aw ra ko

Quote from: BlueAngel on August 29, 2009, 08:44:33 AM
humot sya dongBran somewhat sweet and "Mystisches orientalisches "
di kaajo irritating bisan madaghanan ug spray
actually di man ko tiggamit ug perfume kay maglabad ako ulo usahay
tawas ra gani ako deo  ky isogan ko sa baho sa mga deo
basta this one ok ra nako  ohom

wow.

LoL!

how cute!

My x used to sniff my briefs. while i was wearing it tho.

haha

PS. and God's push.

God is the one that pushes one to cross the Finish Line.

hehehe

In the end, that is what counts, 'te.

Success depends on an individual's personal drive, commitment, determination. Add a little smarts, mao na! hehehe

Keko, it is the the sad reality of history. Only the ones that are well versed in history will know these historical figures, Rizal for example.

Spaniards are not the only ones; there are even Americans that do not even know the Louisianna Purchase , or the complete list of American Presidents.

In defense to Chicogon, though, I have worked closely with Spanish professors in Mexico as well as in Spain in my research and publication on Filipino National Evolution, which was part of my History Major Dissertation.

Jose Rizal is quite well known in Spanish higher education. The professors, the history students, the political scientists etc know him, but the average everday Spaniards that have no backing or understanding in colonial history will not known him.

I think it is important to expound on their importance, for individuals like these were pivotal in national consciousness.

Rizal's popularity in Spain began in the late 1880s when he published works in La Solidaridad, even making passionate followers of his works. Rizal was so well known in the intellectual community in his day that he had followers and readers from Brussels, Netherlands, Germany (Heidelburg), France, Britain, Portugal and of course in Spain.

It was only after Rizal's death and after the loss of the Philippines to the United States that Spain really did awaken. The defeat of the Spanish Empire to the United States in the Spanish-American War in 1898 was the motivating factor that led to the political awakening in Spain, the development of a parliamentary democracy and a move from the aristocratc parliamentary form that was set in place by Bourbon Kings.

I believe it was His Majesty King Alfonso XIII that said after Madrid defeat to America, "Dios Mio..el imperio español ha terminado. ha terminado."
(My God, the Spanish Empire is dead. It is over)

It was only after Spain's defeat that it followed the course of governmental remodeling. Since the loss of Her American colonies in the early 19th century, Spain was in a spiral downward and was incapable of preventing further revolutions in its last remaining colonies in Cuba, Puerto Rico, y Las Filipinas because Spain's communication channel was weak. That and the reign of the previous king, His Majesty King Alfonso XII was quite the conservative King. By the time the progressive King Alfonso XIII took the throne, it was already too late. Revolution in Cuba erupted, and even the Loyal Philippines rose up in dissension. The Philippines' eruption into revolution signaled the end for Spain's once mighty Global Empire.


History. Things happen for a reason. For a greater good.

So, are you the type that wears tity whities (briefs) or boxers?

lol!


comment: Be Civil ha,

Mine:

1. Polo Ralph Lauren
2. Oscar De La Renta

So?

Go ahead..share.

answer:

Definately. Really smart women are a turn on, modesty aside.

I worked with a 4th year MED this last semester, she was cute.
But she taught me alot about pharm, gave me hints on patho etc.

Quick, to the point. and very gifted in vocabulary.

I loved how she corrected me time and time again.

Are you?