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Yes! I love nature - I miss it as I live in NYC. I visit it often but I wish to move back but hard to find work nowadays in the countryside. Peace & Prosperity on Pond - a place for quiet and meditation on the meaning of transience
Sto-ology on 7/11/14
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pravien raj
on 7/4/14
Just
apply vinegar and the urticaria will disappear in seconds. I am a nurse and I
know this for a fact. on Beware of the
Higad! (Tussock Moth Caterpillar)
Mon on
6/30/14
I am
really interested in what you wrote here. This looks absolutely perfect. All
these tiny details are give me a lot of knowledge. Religious food on Religious
Humor and Wit
meigancam01
on
6/25/14
True.
Food coloring contain harmful chemicals and one should avoid because of this it
may cause behavioral problem in children. Thanks for sharing. on Avoid
artificial food coloring: it can cause cancer and behavioral problems in
children
ehealth
city
on
6/3/14
Earn
while you enjoy time with your Family & Loved ones! For more details,
kindly visit http://www.unemployedpinoys.com/ on Cat - Evolution through Domestication
Tiradauno on
5/21/14
Dear
Dr. Rotor; I suspect that anacardic acids would kill Streptococcus and
Staphylococcus bacteria. I have found that the anacardic acids in raw cashew
nuts and maybe mangoes do an excellent job of curing an abscess from gram
positive bacteria, which are the most prevalent cause of tooth decay and
tooth
aches You may see my article on this subject at;
http://charles_w.tripod.com/tooth.html . It is also discussed briefly in the
2005 edition of Medical Hypotheses, 65; 289-292. Wikipedia discusses anacardic
acids in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anacardic_acid . I would like to urge you
to explore making these medicines
available in the pure form from pharmacies for a Streptococcus medicine or in
tooth paste. This would have several advantages; 1. a variety of
application methods would be possible, needles, brushes, swabs, sprays, and
etc. 2. It would probably on Glycerol
Monolaurate (GML) in Virgin Coconut Oil destroys tuberculosis bacteria
Charles
Weber
on
4/29/14
Good
day, sir! I'm from the petition class of Dev Comm in AB. I was not able to
attend the one-on-one session last time. I was trying to reach you through text
but I do not know if you have received it. I was wondering if you could please
give me a chance to take the exam or you could assign me another work. Thank
you for the consideration, Sir. on UST-AB DevCom Meeting: Course and
Performance Assessment
Arianne
Tomacruz
on
3/17/14
With
the diversity that comprises our heritage, many often wonder what our real
identity is. But isn’t it more fun to think that aside from the blood of our
ancestors, we also are mixed with the legacy of the Spanish, the strategic
minds of the Americans, the-rich culture of the Chinese and even the technology
and creativity of the Japanese? What matters most is that we, as Filipinos,
have hearts which could not be matched by any race—and that is something that
will always be ours, originally. -Khristiana Jacinto, AB Communication Arts on
Significant Influences of Foreign Countries on the Philippines
Khristiana
Jacinto
on
2/17/14
Philippine
literature makes us better appreciate our heritage. Through the study of our
literature, we can trace the rich heritage of ideas handed down to us from our
forefathers. Then we can understand ourselves better and take pride in being a
Filipino. -Khristiana Jacinto, AB Communication Arts on Twelve Reasons I Love
Philippine Literature
Khristiana
Jacinto
on
2/17/14
We
Filipinos are really superstitious in nature. I'd like to assume three reasons
as to why we act in such way. I believe many of our superstitious beliefs hark
back to the pagan beliefs before Roman Catholicism was introduced by the
Spanish conquistadors half a millennium ago. It was during that time when we
believed in almost anything. We assumed that when a particular thing happens,
it is a sign or a warning even if it was only coincidence. Maybe it was also
the influence of the ethnic Chinese starting with our immigrant ancestors who
traditionally practiced so many colorful, superstitious beliefs. Many Chinese
beliefs are harmless and delightful. For example, if a parent of a boyfriend or
girlfriend dies, the couple has to rush marriage within 100 days or wait two
years after to do so. Perhaps another reason could be the ruling political and
social elite of the Philippines (whether Spanish or the local datus and later
the ilustrados) invented and spread all sorts of on A Portfolio of
Superstitious beliefs (Part 3) Don’t give your loved one a necklace; otherwise
your relationship will not last. And pearls mean tears.
Khristiana
Jacinto
on
2/17/14
im
experiencing this one a lot of times now, 2 months to be exact and im really
scare to sleep coz i may not wake up my last attack was near death, someone
hand is covering my nose then when i was about to take my last breath God i
woke up. I was so scare.. on Bangongot!
Sleep paralysis - wiggle your toes, move your fingers – don’t give up!
Lorie
Jean Hawan
on
2/12/14
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Yolanda tops Philippine News 2013
salvatoremeeks
on
1/21/14
What
strain of yeast are use for tapuy rice wine sir, can I used yeast use in baking
to make rice wine? thanks in advance on Part 3 Basi: Preparation of Bubod –
Yeast Complex
rush
on
1/17/14
Ka Abe,
Ka Mely, magandang gabi po, Ive got the message. meron dito samin Cainta ,
karinderia ang tawag "Kalabawan". Main ingredient meat of carabao as
bulalo,tapa and papaitan.Sad to say kumakain ako dito. Meron din tinda sa
Marikina.To this day if i had a chance sasabihan ko na ang mga kakilala ko dont
patronize or "eat no more carabao meat" baka drawing at picture na
lang makita ng anak mo at susunod na lahi sa yo. Happy Listening po Crisanto S.
on The Stone Carabao
crisanto
sarino
on
1/15/14
Magandang
gabi po Ka Abe, Napapanahon ang inyong topic ngayong gabi. Ako rin po ay deboto
ng Poong Nazareno.And Im proud truly to be a Pilipino. Im happy listening to
you and Ka mely tonight. Crisanto S. on Where are we going, humans?
crisanto
sarino
on
1/9/14
Thanks
for great information you write it very clean. I am very lucky to get this tips
from you. blow one on From cigarette to
pipe smoking – then I stopped. A personal saga
blow
Hookah
on
1/7/14
Great
Post. Which are consumed the most? Any Kamote tops or young, and specific
variety? -Eric from Hawaii on Kamote Tops Beauty
Chaminade
University of Honolulu Community Garden Project
on
1/7/14
I have
seen this portrait in a lawyer's office. The coincidence i was also looking for
the maker of this beautiful portrait. This portrait was made by: "Nikolai
Bogdana-Belsky" "At the Doors of a School" on A poor boy begs
for a seat in school
Haider
Ali
on
12/26/13
Hi Dok,
There's a story of genuine strad in Vigan. I met his parents but unlucky i
haven't seen him alive during my visit, he was encarcerated for thirty years at
his home cage due to insanity. He became insane after the Strad was taken due
to a robbery that poked his back head that left him unaware for about 2 hours.
He was a former PPO Orchestra player, his violin was borrowed by Foreign
soloist and then he was offered money for the selling of Strad violin. He
refused to sell it, that's a sad story that is still a warning to all! :) Josef
Suson from Cavite on The Violin - the Soulful Musical Instrument
Josef
on
12/23/13
Hello!
The sword bean is a vine and needs a trellis or pole to climb on. It needs a
moderate climate, well-drained soil, and good sunlight. In two months you will
be harvesting the very young pods. Slice diagonally and thinly, and cook like
any vegetable with meat or fish. Thanks for visiting my blog. on Saving the
Endangered Sword Bean
Abe V.
Rotor
on
11/26/13
Hi, I'm
living in South Africa and my mother-in-laws friend gave the seeds to her, when
she moved to australia, I love gardening and would like to know how to care for
the plants, the seeds look exactaly like the one's in the picture I'm not sure
how much space the plants needs to grow and if they can be eaten and how do I
prepare them. on Saving the Endangered
Sword Bean
sonel
on
11/26/13
Hi Dr
Abe I am from Lapog and I know the epidemic happened from the scars that was
evident from the people the people and relatives that I know. Thanks for the
worthy recognition of my hometown and the epidemic that made it worth
mentioning. I listen to your program everyday on my way to work (morning here
in Toronto Canada). More power to you and Ka Mely. on UST GS: Growing Threats
of Biological Warfare
Rodel
Purugganan
on
10/26/13
How do
you prepare the 10% sugar solution? As well as the 200 ppm of
8-hydroxyquinoline sulfate and 100 ppm citric acid. Can you but these locally?
Thank you. on Sugar solution extends the life of cut flowers.
Victor
Lopez
on
10/22/13
ok be
sure your respondents represent well the values of tradition. on UST AB
Photography PowerPoint Topics 3CA1
Abe V.
Rotor
on
10/3/13
Sir I
am Jazmine Fernandez from 3CA3. My topic is about Thomasians still rooted to
tradition despite the emergence of globalization. I will be focusing on two
specific students. on UST AB Photography PowerPoint Topics 3CA1
Jazmine
Fernandez
on
10/2/13
Wonderful
blog checkout my latest post at
http://togetherfornature.blogspot.com/2013/09/ecosystem.html don't be shy to
leave a comment and like us on facebook on UST AB Photography PowerPoint Topics
3CA1
Steve
on
10/1/13
These
are beautiful. Which gallery sells your work? Do you license your images? on Two Faces of Nature in Postmodern Art
Annie
Madison
on
9/25/13
Nice
blog checkout my latest post
http://togetherfornature.blogspot.com/2013/09/what-is-rhino-horn.html don't be
shy to leave a comment and like us on facebook on While time away
Steve
on
9/24/13
This is
so essential post. This information helps them who are new gardeners. Thanks
for helpful post for us. Bromeliads on Bromeliads form a unique aerial
ecosystem
Alex
Alen
on
8/13/13
visiting
here with a smile~ =) Regards, www.lonelyreload.com (A Growing Teenager Diary)
on Vietnamese Pinawa or Brown Rice Hand Mill
Mr
Lonely
on
8/12/13
Excellent
post. I used to be hecking constantly this weblog and I'm impressed! Extremely
helpful information specially the remaining part :) I care for such info a lot.
I was seeking this particular information for a very lengthy time. Thank you
and best of luck. best Pipes on From cigarette to pipe smoking – then I
stopped. A personal saga
Larry
Wells
on
8/10/13
Thank
you for the history lesson sir! My grandfathers produced basi since the 20s but
their product did not have a brand or packaging and was only sold in local
marketplaces. Now we are planning to get it out in the market to give basi some
attention. https://www.facebook.com/sugarcanejosebenito?fref=ts on Basi Revolt
of 1807
Sigrid
Salucop
on
8/1/13
Ka Abe
, Gandang gabi po tatlong gabi na po wala sa aere ang inyong programa sa radyo.
Ako po si Crisanto Sarino masugid na taga subaybay ng Paaralan sa Himpapawid ay
umaasa na muling mai babalik ang inyong programa. Uma asa at naki kiusap.
Crisanto Sarino ng Cainta Rizal 09194072056/6554620 on UST-AB Photography: Living World under the
Microscope
crisanto
sarino
on
7/26/13
Ka Abe
gandang gabi po, dalawang araw na po wala kayo sa aere ni Ka Mely. ano po nang
yari at napalitan ng mga old music? ako po si Crisanto , masugid ninyong taga
subaybay ng inyong programa. Salamat po. on Malunggay: Most popular and
nutritious vegetable in the tropic. You can make your own mineral water with
its seeds, too.
crisanto
sarino
on
7/24/13
Hi, I
like your article except in no.1... did you mean borrowing instead of
burrowing? on 2010 - Year of Heroes. Are you one of them?
Lita
Nobleza
on
6/21/13
You've
got a cute apo na pala! First apo? I have 6 already - 4 girls and 2 boys. My
eldest is currently pursuing her second course (law) while the second one will
soon be a father. Look how time past, imagine I'll be a Lola's lola na... on
The Lighter Side of Life
Lita
Nobleza
on
6/20/13
I think
we need to consider some major consequences if we would like to create or take
some supplements and other herbal drinks. According to what I've read, some
supplement might have a negative effect but not much just like an organic
spirulina is much better than an ordinary spirulina. on Make your Environment
Allergy-Free
hanna
on
5/31/13
Fertilizer
is very important element for plants but environment is also important for us.
So we should use biofertilizer because it very friendly to our environment.
Thanks for share it. inorganic fertilizer definition on Biofertilizer is friendly to farmers and environment (Dissertation
panel with doctoral graduate, Precy Delima,3rd from left) .hanizosk
herner
on
5/29/13
Most
orchid seeds are hard to propagate but the seeds of this Cymbidium
finlaysonianum easily germinate in the pot/soil of some terrestrial plants I
had which was located below the coconut tree where the mother Cymbidium was
mounted. The soil are loamy and semi-dry because I don't water the plants
regularly. Maybe the soil had just contained the symbiotic fungi the orchid
seeds need to grow with. on Cymbidium Finlaysonianum, Philippine Indigenous
Orchid
CITA
on
5/27/13
After
reading this, I love my dogs more. I have 3 golden ret. 1 jack terrier, 1
poodle and 3 native dogs. Sometimes, when I feel lonely, I talk with my dog
name "smeggy". I feel like he understands me more than anybody. I
love him so much and we always celebrate his birthdays. :) on Pet Therapy
Janine
Pascual
on
5/24/13
please
refer to Useful Plants of the Phil by WH Brown; Medicinal Plants of the
Philippines E Quisumbing; internet references. There's not much I can add
scientifically. Thanks for your interest. AVR on Secret of the betel (Areca)
nut
Abe V.
Rotor
on
5/15/13
Sir,
I'd like to contact you, I have several questions regarding areca nut. Thanks!
on Secret of the betel (Areca) nut
alechi91
on
5/14/13
Tambuli
is the local name for the Indo-Pacific trumpet shell. the other picture shown
is that of the ventral part of the Cassis cornuta which endemic to the
Philippines and the Indo-Pacific region and not the strombus goliath which is
endemic to the Atlantic region. on Museum: Skeletons of the Sea
Kalippulako
on
5/11/13
JJ
Reyes: You may use this article as requested for educational purposes, which is
the purpose of this blog. I am sorry for the delayed response. Thank you.AVR
Kristina Mauricio: Tampoy was very popular in Ilocos when I was a kid. The last
time I saw a fruiting tampoy tree was in the late fifties in Malabon. I have
not seen one since then, not even the fruit in the market or stand. Which leads
me to think that Tampoy is now a threatened species. It offers a good subject
for research. Thank you. AVR on Less Popular Fruits in the Philippines
Abe V.
Rotor
on
4/27/13
Dear
Dr. Rotor, May I know where you found the Tampoy Fruit here in the Philippines.
Thank you Kristina Mauricio on Less Popular Fruits in the Philippines
Kristina
Mauricio
on
4/26/13
Thanks
for the info. Permission to copy :D on Integrated Production of Basi and Sukang
Iloko (In celebration of the 205th Anniversary of the Basi Revolt (September 29, 1806- 2012)
Shizuku
Yoshida
on
4/24/13
I
always like your blog post because you always comes with different ideas and
information. I always shared your site post with my friends. Keep posting and i
will follow you. Commodity Tips on Folk Wisdom for Growing up Practical Tips
(Lagro-Laha Summer Workshop Lesson No 1, April 17, 2013)
Commodity
tips
on
4/17/13
I'm
happy to find numerous useful info here in the post. I would really like to
come back again right here for likewise good articles or blog posts. Thanks for
sharing... Top MBA Colleges in Bhopal MBA Colleges in Bhopal on Filipino
Literary Giants
way2
college
on
4/10/13
Hi doc.
Do you mind giving the contact info of the sampaguita planter in the article? I
need a lot of sampaguita for an event. Thank you very much. i on Part 1 -
Sampaguita Farming is Profitable
Lea
Santos
on
4/4/13
this
is really a great poem ! Yes where have all thos wonderful fruittrees gone? The
farmers chopped them all - for the empty promises of the politics, by their
pressures to their folks and tribes... in order to raise the hot spices, coffee
and tea and animal farm growing all around the world - for the really poorest
people in this world - the rhich! Their hearts are so poor, so they do not see,
what they created - may the time come and show them, when there will be nothing
to eat but money and denaturated deadly factory food. You may say I am a
dreamer ... but I am not the only one! May our love be strong enough to lift
this planet up again to it's natural state - and to help people come back to
the center of their hearts, where trust in our divine creation, true love and
compassion for all beings lead the humans to a vegan lifestyle - and the world
will be as one ! on Where have all the
native fruits gone?
Renja-Aurea
on
3/25/13
Good
day! I would like to know where exactly in Lipa, Batangas can you find those
Pine Tree Saplings where Dr. Cabigan visited? Are they Benguet Pine Trees? I am
interested in planting that kind of Pine Tree. Thank you on Angels Just Pass By
regie
comrade
on
3/21/13
Where
exactly in Lipa Batangas can you find those Pine Tree Saplings? Are they
Benguet Pine Trees? Where did those pine trees come from? Thank you... on
Angels Just Pass By
regie
comrade
on
3/21/13
This
was explained and illustrated so well that I think even a kid will understand
:) - Marither on
Ju
on
2/27/13
Dr. Abercio
V. Rotor, Gusto ko pong kumuha ng permission sa inyo para gamitin ko yun isang
picture na binabalatan ang pinya na parang bulaklak naka spread yun balat para
sa flier na ginagawa ko para iexplain ang steps ng pagbalat ng pinya. My email
is noriofromjap@gmail.com on Wonderful Pineapple - the only edible Bromeliad
Norio
Matayoshi
on
1/23/13
Hi! I
am very impressed with your story. I am also a student of UST and currently
taking up BS Chemistry. My father is also an Ilocano and we are in the pursuit
of knowing the production of Basi. I am very much interested in the science of
it and how to further improve the product. Suntok sa buwan, but I would like to
ask if I can somehow get in touch with you and if I can get a piece of
information on how to produce one. I would really be happy if I can have a
visit or a simple chat with you. I think it's time that our local wines be
known to the world. We have great resources, we just don't have that spirit to
pull one up. Hope to get in touch with you. THANK YOU VERY MUCH! MERRY
CHRISTMAS, HAPPY HOLIDAYS!Here's my e-mail edsubala@gmail.com on
eddiesohn
on
12/26/12
Great
Post. Its the best blog and a quality source to get updated by some of the
greatest facts, thanks.....Philippines Fruit on Discovering the less popular
Philippine fruits
Fabafruit
on
12/25/12
Noted!
I am reminded again that our dogs have feelings too. It's not all the time they
are happy and enthusiastically wagging their tails. on How do you make your pet
dog happy?
JoeJimGee
on
12/4/12
Thanks
to Mr. Benito Rulloda for saving your life. I he didn't save you, we won't have
an intelligent and dedicated professor like you. on Defying the Sweet Call of
Death
Janine
Pascual
on
12/1/12
Sir, I
found a short film about this short story. The film was made by William
Youngclass based on the works of Anton Chekhov. on The Bet: short story model
Janine
Pascual
on
12/1/12
Dear
Dr. Rotor, I would like to request permission to use your list of less common
Philippine fruits for a new website, www.veganretirement.com (under
construction). My website promotes affordable retirement in the Philippines for
American vegans, vegetarians and organic consumers. As a group, they would be
interested in consuming fruits not found in supermarkets and fruit stands.
Aloha - J.J. Reyes veganretirement@yahoo.com on Less Popular Fruits in the
Philippines
J.J.
Reyes
on
11/27/12
I got
20. What does that mean sir? on How
happy are you? A self-administered test.
Jaja
on
11/22/12
Hi Sir!
Do you know any fruits that can cure pimples? on Do you believe in the Doctrine
of Signatures?
Jaja
on
11/22/12
Can you
tell me how to get this tool, its look so easy to use. Please tell me how much
and how to buy this tool. my email: buyandgetfree@gmail.com on Wonderful
Pineapple - the only edible Bromeliad
Mr Shop
on
11/14/12
Can i
know how to buy this tool, and how much? on Wonderful Pineapple - the only
edible Bromeliad
Mr Shop
on
11/13/12
Very
nice and informative blog posting. Among all the fish, tilapia fish is Awesome!
Farming this fish is very profitable and easy. I like this fish very much for
it's unique taste and value. Tilapia Fish Farming on
Monika
Borua
on
11/13/12
Sir
Rotor, I saw you on Failon Ngayon! :) Good to see you! I miss studying. :( on Do you believe in the Doctrine of
Signatures?
charlene
mae poblete
on
11/10/12
Hi Sir,
I didn't know that you smoke. But this article helped me because sometimes I do
smoke in social gatherings. Thank you on Environment and Health: From cigarette
to pipe smoking – then I stopped. A personal saga
vi
on
11/5/12
Sir,
thank you for the wonderful semester in our Environmental Science class. I have
learned so much. I will do my share in taking care of Mother Nature. God bless
you sir! - Frederick Roy A. Manubay (UST High School Faculty member) on Live
Naturally in your Home
Professor
M
on
10/31/12
I never
thought these things can take a lot of help when it comes to sickness and
stuff. Especially this one Gulat ang gamut sa sinok. To stop hiccup, jolt the
person. Now and then anyone may fall into a pit of hiccup for reasons not well
understood even in the medical field. But as sudden and unpredictable it came,
just by jolting the person is enough to terminate hiccup. I only see this on tv
i thought this is not true. But now that you posted it on your blog and
considered as a remedy for 'sinok' might as well use this when a friend of mine
is suffering 'sinok'. Thank You. Aina Dawang on 10 Home Remedies
Aina
Dawang
on
10/18/12
This
statement caught me. Motorist: "Your honor, I was not drunk. I was only
drinking." Judge: "Well, in that case I an not going to send you to
jail for one month - only for 30 days." I am deeply amused how people
think of this witty tricks just to get out of a situation unfortunately he met
a person who thinks just like him. It is fun to live life to its fullest with
having people around you that are fun and witty to be with. AINA DAWANG on
Brighten your life with wit and humor
Aina
Dawang
on
10/18/12
Just
like the cat in the picture i encountered this fright when my dad came back
from dominican republic. He was an OFW. It took him 9 years before we get the
chance to see each other again and come home. The cat felt frightened with her
master due to a couple of days she didn't see her master. Like me i felt it too
with my father but despite that long years of not being together our bond of
love will never be withered. He is my father and i love him. As to the cat
"I love him he is my master" AINA DAWANG on Fright - Bond of Loving
Aina
Dawang
on
10/18/12
"Alam
mo kapag nasa kalagitnaan ka na ng pagsasgip hindi mo na maiisip na kabayanihan
iyon "-Marionito Tiempo The famous fire fighter who rescued many people
when 'habagat' came to our country. To these people may it be big or small help
we are all born heroes. We are incapable to help our fellow men in times of
crisis. So say a little prayer and thank everyone for being all out support in
every tragedy we face through. AINA DAWANG on Flood Heroes
Aina
Dawang
on
10/18/12
Just
like in the picture where these kids play without hesitation. The beauty of
nature can be compared to an old woman. When she was young she was loved by
all. Taken care by the ones she loves. But through the years of endless battles
through the fast changing world our woman aged up and now is suffering through
loneliness and sickness. Only few people are taking care of her, only few are
playing with her. Is it because she's not young enough and beautiful just like
before? What happened to the people who loves her? Where are they now? Where
are we now for our mother nature? Where the children who will play alongside
her and enjoy her beauty. Poor children they will not make it in time to see
grandma at its beauty. Soon these rivers and trees we loved and played with
before will be gone and decay just like our old woman resting back under the
grave. AINA DAWANG on Frolic
Aina
Dawang
on
10/17/12
Longing
for someone even though it will never be there. Keeps on appearing and haunting
ourselves. Memories it makes ourselves even stronger. It keeps us to move on
forward. When at times we feel like to quit and end these powerful apparitions
keep on reminding us of how beautiful it is to live and continue to have faith
on whats yet to come. Life is a splendid thing we cannot fully define. AINA
DAWANG on Apparition
Aina
Dawang
on
10/17/12
It has
been an endless battle for humanity to think of a solution against these
plastics. Ways to segregate, the 3Rs and the like. But the truth is
practicality and discipline is the only answer. The 3r's wont be that of
effective if we, users doesn't have the discipline to do so and the guided
information on how to do it. Many municipalities are doing a 'no plastic city
drive'and in fact even teaches its citizens on how to recycle plastics. This
blog is a good eye opener to all that could help people realize how it would
greatly effect our future if we recycle things in our home. AINA DAWANG on Recycle plastic for good reasons
Aina
Dawang
on
10/17/12
It is
very disappointing to see children nowadays for they didn't experience life
outside. Their playgrounds are now the social networking sites. Their robots
and barbies are the ipods, cellphone and dslrs. I hope there are still kids out
there and parents too who still give their kids time to explore outside and
learn what it is to live on our world AINA DAWANG on Scenarios of our children
living in a Postmodern World
Aina
Dawang
on
10/17/12
As to
what Albert Schweitzer said about happiness. "Success is not the key to
happiness. Happiness is the key to success . if you love what you are doing,
you will be successful." I begin to fully grasp what happiness is.
Nowadays, people especially in my generation wants to be happy. If you ask them
want they want they'll answer "I want to be happy". We try to search
for it, ask for it or even try to have it but we don't succeed. Maybe because
we don't know how. We don't know what happiness really is or we don't get
contented anymore. We expect high of ourselves to the point that we cannot even
attain it. We live in a society wherein people work their butts off just to be
successful because they think that in order to be happy you must attain success
well in fact happiness is just around the corner. Learn to be contented of what
we have and try to learn and find what we truly love to do. Then success will
come in, along with happiness. Before i thought that in order to be happy on
Aina
Dawang
on
10/17/12
As to
what Albert Schweitzer said about happiness. "Success is not the key to
happiness. Happiness is the key to success . if you love what you are doing,
you will be successful." I begin to fully grasp what happiness is.
Nowadays, people especially in my generation wants to be happy. If you ask them
want they want they'll answer "I want to be happy". We try to search
for it, ask for it or even try to have it but we don't succeed. Maybe because
we don't know how. We don't know what happiness really is or we don't get
contented anymore. We expect high of ourselves to the point that we cannot even
attain it. We live in a society wherein people work their butts off just to be
successful because they think that in order to be happy you must attain success
well in fact happiness is just around the corner. Learn to be contented of what
we have and try to learn and find what we truly love to do. Then success will
come in, along with happiness. Before i thought that in order to be happy on
Aina
Dawang
on
10/17/12
This
post is very timely for children nowadays tend to lock themselves with their
own social sites. This is a great way to remind them of what they really are in
essence. on Scenarios of our children living in a Postmodern World
Cay
Cabotage
on
10/11/12
Let us
now praise not so famous men, the unsung wet heroes of this week’s torrential
flooding. We refer to the rescue teams and hospital workers who logged long
hours and went beyond the call of duty to come to the aid of those trapped in
the worst flooding since “Ondoy.” We especially refer to the ordinary citizens
who set aside their own comforts and even their own safety in order to come to
the help of others. on Flood Heroes
Cay
Cabotage
on
10/11/12
Recycling
is one of the best ways for you to have a positive impact on the world in which
we live. Recycling is important to both the natural environment and us. We must
act fast as the amount of waste we create is increasing all the time. Recycling
is very important as waste has a huge negative impact on the natural
environment. Recycling is essential to cities around the world and to the
people living in them. on Recycle plastic for good reasons
Cay
Cabotage
on
10/11/12
i
rememebered when i was a child we usually played touching,, we used a laruan o
tao tauhan as panaya,, other binabalot ng alambre na made sa tanso o nilalagyan
turnilyo yung pamato para madulas at magalin makata.. the game is usually meron
kayung firsan kung may linya at magpapalapitan kayo kung sinung malapit sia
unang titira sa nakatayang laruan n nsa loob ng nakaguhit na square sa kalsada
using chalk o uling o bato.. on Part 3: Indigenous
Games and Sports (pabitin, palo de sebo) sankaunyo on 9/26/12
Thank
you for using my photo sir! :) on Whose shoes are these?
Alyssa
Beltran
on
9/21/12
Hi sir!
Alyssa Beltran of 4ca5 po! xD Wow, you found this video on youtube! I uploaded
it since last year i think? xD Please play the violin for the class again!
please? We'd love to hear you play it for 4ca5! :D on Violin Demo: Gavotte and
Ma-ala-ala Mo Kaya
Alyssa
Beltran
on
9/21/12
Wow!~
xD Sir nakita niyo po yung youtube upload ko sa net! xD Hehehe! xD Last year pa
po ito ah. Play the violin again for our class please? 4ca5 would love to hear
you play again! :D on Violin Demo: Gavotte and Ma-ala-ala Mo Kaya
Alyssa
Beltran
on
9/21/12
I wanna
learn how to play violin too...but i guess, it's so hard :( on Violin Demo:
Gavotte and Ma-ala-ala Mo Kaya
Jaja
on
9/13/12
Very
nice poem Sir. Thanks for sharing my photo. :), on Our ancestors were
vegetarians and were much healthier than us.
Jaja
on
9/13/12
masarap
and considered a heavy meal po yung Patupat. It makes me miss the province on Rice cake: Suman et al
micah
pascual
on
8/29/12
Very
Nice!!!!!!!!!! This is very useful information regarding of making of
antifungal cream from Calamansi fruit.Thanks for sharing such
information.Pharmacy Wholesaler on Make your own antifungal cream from
Calamansi fruit pulp
Jessica
Dark
on
7/3/12
This is
good info, Thanks! To learn more info on how to survive a food crisis visit my
blog at ; http://www.SurviveSHTF.blogspot.com on Environment and Agriculture:
People's Green Revolution in the seventies saved us from Food Crisis
Russ
on
5/18/12
Dear
Jacky, Receiving such an inspiring comment makes me feel more of the need to
write, to paint and to compose, above all, to share - but how little is time
left in my golden years. I begin to realize though, of the meaning of life's
last bend with the setting sun - golden before it sleeps on the horizon of rest
and peace. Be then my disciple, I request, and touch more lives, with this
blog, a little companion. AVR on Environment: Global trends that are changing
the way we live
Abe V.
Rotor
on 4/18/12
I'm
with you all the way. We should not be taking animals and killing them so we
can sell their shells to tourists as souvenirs. It is very sad. No different
than killing animals to make fur coats. I volunteer at the Monterey Bay
Aquarium where we have lots of beautiful live animals, and the shops right
across the street sell shells and dead sea stars (starfish) that don't even
come from this area; I think that many come from the Phillipines. on Endangered Seashells
Robi
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