Davao Blogspace

Its been 25 years since the DNS(Domain Name System) has been invented June 1983 that saved us from having to remember IP addresses for all our favorite sites.
 The inventor of the technology is Paul Mockapetris. DNS is now part of the underlying infrastructure of the Internet and provided an alternative to typing the numerical IP […]

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Well, hate it. But life’s fleeting. The first white hair in like eons and a few inches there. Jeez, hepi berfdey to me. Meanwhile, the life train chug-chugs, signaling for the next station. Gotta get on it.

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Well, hate it. But life’s fleeting. The first white hair in like eons and a few inches there. Jeez, hepi berfdey to me. Meanwhile, the life train chug-chugs, signaling for the next station. Gotta get on it.

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Bloggers in Davao — the most active ones anyway — are already aware of the Davao Food Trip, which we started last Decembe 2007. This time, I’d like to invite restaurant owners / managers to join the Food Trip as our hosts.
If you’re a restaurateur and you’d like for us to write about your place, […]

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For Part 6 of the famed Davao Bloggers’ Food Trip, our group visited Hanoi Vietnamese Restaurant.

First on our list of grubs for the night is the Cha Nuong. Cha Nuong is a combination of ground pork barbeque, served with lettuce, basil, rice noodles, wrapped in rice paper. You can have the Hanoi staff do […]

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Davao is dubbed as the Wi-Fi city. Coz many establishments have/offer free wi-fi access to its customers. You have free wi-fi access at NCCC Mall, fast food chains like Mcdonalds, of course at cafes.
Unfortunately, there’s no free wi-fi at the Davao City Airport.

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I have been to Baguio City several times now.  But my trips were mostly business related. So I don’t get to go to famous spots in the City. And you need at least 3 days to really go around the city.

Just recently, I visited the Summer Capital of the Philippines. This time, I wasn’t “on […]

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Bloggers in Davao — the most active ones anyway — are already aware of the Davao Food Trip, which we started last Decembe 2007. This time, I’d like to invite restaurant owners / managers to join the Food Trip as our hosts.
If you’re a restaurateur and you’d like for us to write about your place, […]

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My friend in the U.S. sent me an email today. His email recounted his craziest and coolest spring break ever. Attached, also, were photos taken during his wonderful Florida experience. Now, I don’t know if I should be ecstatic about this or a little pe…

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Mark 4: 21-25
2 Sm 7:18-19,24-29 / Ps 132:1-5,11-14
For whoever produces, to him shall more be given; and whoever does not produce, even what he has shall be taken away from him.
(Mark 4:25)
For those who seek to plumb God’s Word
All things hidden will be revealed;
Walk in the light and be assured
Our salvation will be fulfilled.
Jesus said […]

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Firefox for mobile phones is in the works…

They say there will be two versions, one for touchscreen phones and the other for non-touchscreen phones.

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According to tech.co.uk, an analyst predicts that Motorola will stop competing in the Mobile world.

Analyst Richard Windsor of Nomura International said that Motorola lost $388 million last year in […]

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by Ben Serrano - January 31, 2008
BUTUAN CITY- The Department of Social Welfare and Development Caraga Regional office today announces it allotted P14-M to fund pilot projects under the “Ahon Pamilya Pinoy” Program in two municipalities of Agusan del Sur.
DSWD Caraga Regional Director Mercedita Jabagat said the municipalities of Sibagat and Esperenza were chosen as […]

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I received a text message from GMA Davao News Director
Darios Relatado inquiring if chess genius Bobby
Fischer has a wife or a daughter in Davao City.
Alarmed by the text, I immediately called former
Philippine Chess Federation Regional Director Alex S.
Baruis.
Alex, a New York-based Davaoeño, said he read and
heard about the late Fischer having a wife or daughter
in […]

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Differently-abled athletes and the chief operating officer of Holiday Gym and Spa are the Davao Sportswriters Association (DSA) Forum guests on Thursday, January 31, 10:30 a.m., at the Tower Inn.

John Henry Lopez, gold medalist in the recent Southeast Asian Para Games in Thailand, and table tennis bronze medalist Billy Cartera will talk about their experiences in […]

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I’ve just woke up and read my feeds. Well, this news definitely stands up.
http://blog.wired.com/games/2008/01/man-convicted-o.html
Darn those evil Microsofties! They have indeed created an evil machine (together with their evil OS)! I guess Sony is rejoicing over this…

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I miss you Pop… I’m sad that you never got the chance to meet your daughter-in-law and the grandchild we named after you.

Tags: Seven, 7

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Between Google Maps (Gmaps) and Nokia Maps (so NMaps?) which is better?
First, you have establish a connection. Either GPRS or Wi-Fi.
Lets start with Nokia Maps.

As you can see, it doesn’t have a detailed view of Manila.

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by Ben Serrano - January 31, 2008
SURIGAO CITY- Dinagat Islands Governor Geraldine “Jade” Villaroman ordered confiscation of more than 3, 300 board feet of illegally cut lumbers composed of endangered hard wood species like “Magkono” or “iron wood”, yakal, red lawaan, doyok-doyok in Barangay Boa, Cagdianao, Dinagat Islands on Sunday, Dinagat Provincial Information Office said.
Earlier, […]

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by Ben Serrano - January 31, 2008
SURIGAO CITY- Dinagat Islands Governor Geraldine “Jade” Villaroman ordered confiscation of more than 3, 300 board feet of illegally cut lumbers composed of endangered hard wood species like “Magkono” or “iron wood”, yakal, red lawaan, doyok-doyok in Barangay Boa, Cagdianao, Dinagat Islands on Sunday, Dinagat Provincial Information Office said.
Earlier, […]

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Kudos to two of my friends, truly outstanding Pinoys:
Walden Bello who is this year’s Outstanding Public Scholar named by the International Studies Association for his achievements in combining his academic work and activism.
Walden teaches at UP and writes on his many advocacies as a global activist for social justice, peace, human rights and the environment. […]

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Anak: Tay unsay English sa otot?
Tatay: Wind of Change
Anak: Ug Otot nga wa tingog?
Tatay: Sound of Silence
Anak: Ug Otot nga dalang tae tay?
Tatay: Dust in the wind
Anak: Pag ka bright dyod ning tatay, Liwat dyod ko nimo!

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BOTYOK: Pre, ngano ingon ka nawong kog unggoy?
BRUNO: Wa ko ga-ingon nawong kag unggoy, akong giingon ang unggoy parihag nawong nimo.
BOTYOK: aw lagi, klaroha!
bisaya joke, bisaya jokes
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TATAY: Nak,imo ng gpainom ang kabaw?
ANAK: Oo tay pro dli mn muinom..
TATAY: Ha?Asa mn diay nmo gpainum?
ANAK: sa baso.. TATAY: buang! sa sunod butangig straw!

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Studyante nsakpan may kodigo…

Teacher: unsa ni?
Student: prayer nakomam!
Teacher: unya nganong answers man ang nakasulat?
Student: hala, gitubag ang akong prayers!!

ehehhehehehehe

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Anak: Tay unsay English sa otot?
Tatay: Wind of Change
Anak: Ug Otot nga wa tingog?
Tatay: Sound of Silence
Anak: Ug Otot nga dalang tae tay?
Tatay: Dust in the wind
Anak: Pag ka bright dyod ning tatay, Liwat dyod ko nimo!

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BOTYOK: Pre, ngano ingon ka nawong kog unggoy?
BRUNO: Wa ko ga-ingon nawong kag unggoy, akong giingon ang unggoy parihag nawong nimo.
BOTYOK: aw lagi, klaroha!
bisaya joke, bisaya jokes
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TATAY: Nak,imo ng gpainom ang kabaw?
ANAK: Oo tay pro dli mn muinom..
TATAY: Ha?Asa mn diay nmo gpainum?
ANAK: sa baso.. TATAY: buang! sa sunod butangig straw!

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Studyante nsakpan may kodigo…

Teacher: unsa ni?
Student: prayer nakomam!
Teacher: unya nganong answers man ang nakasulat?
Student: hala, gitubag ang akong prayers!!

ehehhehehehehe

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My door mate sent me a very inspiring speech transcript of JG’s boss from his 20th Ad Congress Speech. Its quite a long email.
I googled around and I found the transcript was also posted at URC’s official website. Read the full transcript here.

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In less than 30 minutes, I was able to install and configure my Linksys Broadband Router powered by Smart Bro!
The other day I managed to convinced my doormate to share with us his internet. It was really funny because we are four living in this floor, 4 doors in this house and we have separate […]

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I’m Back in Davao from my supposed to be 2 weeks vacation!
I got a call from boss yesterday and he said that I have to go back immediately. So i did. Rebooked my flight and now I’m here. =p
When i came in today I saw a lot of police and traffic officers on the streets. […]

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Ok, did you know that in 2007 around 1.39 billion text messages were sent in the Philippines alone? Because of that, our country once again (yeah we won last year) gets bragging rights as the world’s text messaging capital. The number of mobile subscribers grew a nice 30% to 55 million, or […]

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Fr. Fernando Suarez of the Companions of the Cross, the priest most sought after in the country today, can draw throngs of thousands at every appearance. It is said that he has the gift of healing. With a touch he can cure cancer, make the dumb speak, make the deaf hear. He can even make the dead rise, as zealously covered in a national daily (though reports of the man’s resurrection had been

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Umuwi ng maaga si Red. Hindi raw maganda ang pakiramdam niya. Pero hindi sya sa kanila dumiretso. Sa bahay namin ang uwi nya.

“Ang aga naman? May boom-boom pa a,” sabi ko.

“Pagod ako,” sagot niya.

“Ang mga bading?” tanong ko.

“Ayun, nasa disco pa,” sagot niya.

Pero di ako naniwala na pagod nga si Red. Basa sya ng pawis– ibig sabihin nagpakasawa ito sa pagsayaw.

“Maraming tao?” tanong ko.

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But Butuan  City Government stays mum
by Ben Serrano - January 30, 2008
SURIGAO CITY- This Port City of Caraga Region slowly but surely earning its name as the Gateway to Mindanao is now joining clamor of other cities especially those members of the League of Cities of the Philippines (LCP) after Surigao City Mayor Alfonso Casurra […]

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by Ben Serrano - January 30, 2008
SURIGAO CITY- Province of Dinagat Islands Governor Geraldine “Jade” Villaroman today revealed she and the Ecleo Family were allegedly getting death threats for her administration’s pro-environment policies.
Last year, Dinagat Provincial Board passed resolution to declare some areas under the Mineral Reservation Act declaring almost all of Dinagat Islands as […]

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Kon ikaw kalibangon
Dagan lang sa baybayon
Kon ikaw walay ilo
Inudnud sa dakong bato

Ang bato nga gisisi
Ang lubot nagangisi
Tambalan ug merkrukrum
Ang lubot nagalagum

Ako kini si Anggi
Ang bisyo koy panahi
Adlaw ug gabii
Kanunay akong gapanahi

Bisan nakog unsaun
Walay kwartang matigum
Kay ang pagpanahi
Igu lang panginabuhi

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I have been contemplating on moving out to a new blog platform this last few weeks. I already asked Jehz and a couple of bloggers if I should or should not move to a new platform. My desires of leaving blogger for a newer platform increases everyday. I find a lot of […]

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I have been contemplating on moving out to a new blog platform this last few weeks. I already asked Jehz and a couple of bloggers if I should or should not move to a new platform. My desires of leaving blogger for a newer platform increases everyday. I find a lot of needs which my existing platform can not provide.

I’m eyeing on migrating my BatangYagit.com to wordpress. Most of my non-blogger blogs are using Wordpress. I find wordpress more robust as compared to Blogger. Back-end design is also easier using wordpress, so as front-end design and blog aesthetics.

The cons of moving to wordpress are the following:

• It needs more maintenance. I have to make sure that my blog uses the most up-to-date version of wordpress. And sometimes, upgrading is a pain in the neck specially on a major version change.
• High risk of losing traffic. Since I’ll be moving out to a new platform, there is a risk of losing traffic since the URL of my posts will be changed. A large number of my previous posts are optimized for search engine traffic.
• Paid bandwidth. Since it is self hosted, I’d be spending money for my bandwidth. My blog will have limited amount of resources. There is no assurance that my blog will be up forever.
• Need for a hosting provider. I have an existing web host but I don’t think it can manage to have another load of traffic. My idea is to get a new hosting account from Gossimer.com. I’ve been looking into their services and find them ok. They have a few selection of hosting plans I can choose from. I’m deciding if I’d go for their Starter Plan or go big time with their Business Plan.

Up ’til now, I haven’t decided yet. I’m still on the process of thinking whether my advantages outweighs the cons that I have mentioned.

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Thursday, January 24, 2008 12:43 PM.Someone from the my former university’s yahoogroup forwarded to the loop a message that contained the supposed pork and perks of our dear, dear congressmen. The message apparently was reeking in disgust as the sender…

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There appears to be an intense techwar, particularly in telecommunications, in the UK today that might interest the monarchy or the hotties called William and Harry and their not-so-hottie girls. Sorry, I’m bitter. The clash has now, as expected, bee…

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These Filipino docs may have a very busy clinic or duty days, but blogging is part of their routines. Blogging may be after all, one of their stress reduction prescription- Pinoy style!

Em Dy of Pulse have compiled blogs of Filipino MDs in the blogosphere including some (Martin B. of On My Way Home, Doc Emer of Parallel Universes, Prudence MD by Tess R. and yes Em Dy’s Pulse ) of the well known personalities in the medical blogosphere, and some ‘Juan-came-lately” newbie blogger doc (like me).

So perhaps, Pinoy MDs are taking more active “utilization” of this form of social media after all!Blogs may not be medically related, but they are as interesting as the docs themselves!

Here is the list and the complete descriptions of the blogs by Em Dy of Pulse. I can’t think of better descriptions of the blogs than what Em Dy has wrote. So I’m lifting it here verbatim!

• On My Way Home. This is the blog of Dr. Martin Bautista who is perhaps the most popular among the Filipino doctor bloggers. His fame is not so much due to his blogging but because of his attempt to run for a Senate seat. Although unsuccessful in his bid, the votes that he garnered is testament that the Filipinos are ready for change.
• Prudence and Madness. Tess Termulo is a well-known figure in the Philippine blogosphere. She talks about medicine, personal and socially relevant issues and even shares her dreams.
• Parallel Universes. Also well-known among Pinoy bloggers, Doc Emer writes mostly about medicine but occasionally ventures into posts very distinct from medicine.
• Finestkind Clinic and Fish Market. Retired physician Dr. Nancy Reyes dispenses her thoughts on medicine, culture and the joys of cooking pancit.
• No Special Effects. The doctor who runs this blog, Manggy, is addicted to dessert.
• Feeding the Boys. A dermatologist now living in Canada, CTL shares her adventures in the kitchen.
• My Little Space. This is Dr. Gita Asuncion’s home on the web. Here, she shares her life, what she’s seen, felt and heard, where she’s been and more.
• Super Dok. Amelyn R. Rafael, MD wears many hats, those of a mom, practicing physician, teacher, wife, etc. With all that multi-tasking, she’s definitely super.
• Shouting My Whispers to the Universe. This is the personal blog of a female Filipino doctor who calls herself Midnight Rainbow.
• MegaLife. Written by MegaMom, this blog is a collection of posts about food, wine, coffee, books, music, art, movies, health, family, altruism, everything but bowling. Now blogging at Pinay MegaMom.
• Notes of an Anesthesioboist. I found Dr. T. Legarda from a comment in MarketManila. She was born in Manila and now engages in anesthesiology (private practice) in Boston since the move to the US in 1981.
• My Life and My Scrapbooking. Dr. Rita Marie S. Vergara is a pediatric pulmonologist and is a certified scrapaholic.
• The Doctor is a Photographer. Dr. Antonio C. Comia shows us that his photographic eye is as good as his clinical eye.
• Ripples from the River of my Thoughts. A physician from Cebu, JA also likes to dabble in creative writing.
• Payb-Pifty Lang Po. This is Doc Broks’ funny blog.
• Samu’t Sari. A personal blog with interesting takes on theater, dance and travel, Samu’t Sari is all that and much more.
• Differentials. Another personal blog, this time by a female physician on her way to becoming an internist.
• Sympathomimesis. Dr. Rosseau, another would be internist, channels his thoughts in this site.
• Aloyloy. Probably, the strangest name among the blogs listed, this one focuses on politics and pop.
• Lifeline. Reeza is a doctor from Lipa who has only recently started blogging.
• So Far, So Good. Dr. Christian Gomez describes himself as multi-faceted. His blog is similarly so.
• Life Journal of an Integrative Medical Doctor. A geriatrician who calls himself XyberDoc talks about his life and medical practice.
• Pepper Says. A newly licensed doctor in transition from school to work blogs about her universe.
• It’s Me! Raphael. This doctor from Cebu talks about family, medicine, technology and religion.
• Mah Lyf. Norwin Detalla is another doctor blogger from Cebu.
• The Last Frontier. This is the blog of Raul Espinoza Ramos, a doctor who’s also a nurse.
• Chronicles from the Middle of Nowhere. Dr. Clairebear describes herself as a young doctor in quarter-life crisis, wandering through life for the first time without a map.
• My Sanctuary. Doc Mai is a Filipino doctor based in Mindanao who once dreamed of a Palance award. She rekindles her love for writing in this blog.
• Merry Cherry. Merry Cherry is a doctor to the barrios who blog about her adventures both in the city and in the country.
• Checking In. This is the blog of Dr. Geena Macalua, an internist-oncologist. Here she talks about medicine and life in general.
• Sison of Love. It’s obvious that Doc Cristina loves two things: music and love.
• www.thekid.tk. TK is an internist/medical officer whose mission in life is to make good memories with his children.
• Doralicious. Another doctor who wears many hats, Dorothy is a psychologist turned physician turned public servant.
• At Random Ness. Based in Dumaguete, Ness blogs about medicine, family and friends.
• The Orthopedic Logbook. Bone MD writes about issues affecting his daily medical and orthopedic practice.
• Okasaneko Chronicles. This is the blog of KittyMama, a doctor whose passions in life include autism and Hello Kitty.

Thanks again Em Dy. And to those interested we can form a blog carnival of Filipino MDs. Please don’t hesitate to contact me (email) or leave a comment here!

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Parents feared dengue may have caused their kids ill but claim no money for Doctor
by Ben Serrano - January 29, 2008
BUTUAN CITY- Three pupils of Butuan City Central Elementary School have fallen ill and was found to have suffered from on and off high fever for three days now, parents complained.
One of them is a […]

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36  crates of plywood cargoes worth millions had to be thrown off sea
by Ben Serrano - January 29, 2008
BUTUAN CITY- Cebu-based cargo ship M/V Free Star who figured in near sea mishap off Surigao del Sur coast Friday has already returned to Cebu City, the Caraga Police Information Office said.
Last January 25, M/V Free Star […]

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I have installed a lot of applications in the Nokia N95.
Encountered errors. Some didn’t run.. while some wasn’t responsive.
Here is a list of the programs that i retained.
Google Maps
I like using Google Maps. I have proven that its working and its useful. I am able to find my location using its GPS feature. Some […]

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Stockpiles of used tires feared breeding ground of daylight biting dengue mosquitoes
by Ben Serrano - January 29, 2008
BUTUAN CITY- Deadly dengue is now threatening more than 5,000 public school students of Butuan City Central Elementary School after stockpiles of used tires feared to be breeding ground of striped Aedes aegypti mosquitoes were found near school […]

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Mark 4: 1-20
2 Sm 7: 4-17 / Ps 89:4-5,27-30
Others, like seed sown on good soil, hear the word, accept it, and produce a crop—thirty, sixty and even a hundredfold.
(Mark 4: 20)
Lord, in my heart may your Word take root,
In my life Your kingdom unfold,
Nothing prevent it from bearing fruit,
May it produce a hundredfold.
“Listen!” Jesus told […]

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Perhaps the best thing that ever happened to surgery in the blogosphere, SurgExperience is cut throat “operation”. Imagine the razor sharp wits and stories of the surgeons, anesthesiologists and the whole surgical team, brought into life via the blogosphere and compiled into one for everyones’ reading feast. And you don’t need to scrub yourself nor don an OR suit. Just your wit dude, just your zanny wit…

A compilation of the best surgical (and anyone else proud enough to keep one) blogs in the net today, SurgExperience was originally conceived by Jeffrey Leow of Monash Medical Student Blog and is on its 14th edition now. This will be hosted on “Notes of an Anesthesiologist” come Feb 3. Previous compilations as well as the upcoming schedule can be seen here.

So maybe, there is “cutting and nailing and implants” in the blogs after all. Not the literal type, but just as visual, and glorious (or worse) moments in our surgical life! Read on their posts, the operating theater is as open as you can squeeze in!

(Note: The Orthopedic Logbook, together with other Bone heads in the blogosphere, has recently been added to the roll. Hope I can contribute soonest or host the SurgExperience!)

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I have just learned that Microsoft has just released a site in which developers can search examples posted by other users. Which I think can be pretty helpful if your still starting out on a certain language or a feature. But you might be thinking, what about CodePlex? Well, this is entirely different from codeplex, […]

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Attention Manila Bloggers!
You are invited to join My Davao City’s Araw ng Dabaw SEO Davao Keyword Campaign. Kuya Andrew and Ate Ria of Alleba Productions will be sponsoring one round trip plane ticket from Manila to Davao and back to Manila. The contest/campaign will run from January 16, 2008 to February 16, 2008.
If […]

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Attention Manila Bloggers!

You are invited to join My Davao City’s Araw ng Dabaw SEO Davao Keyword Campaign. Kuya Andrew and Ate Ria of Alleba Productions will be sponsoring one round trip plane ticket from Manila to Davao and back to Manila. The contest/campaign will run from January 16, 2008 to February 16, 2008.

If you are interested, all you have to do is write a post of not less than 200 words. Your post may your experience when you were in Davao, the places you have visited in Davao, the sights you want to see in Davao and all other Davao related stories.

For your entry to qualify in the contest, you must meet the following criteria:

1. Contest entry must not be less than 200 words
2. It must be related to Davao
3. Must contain a link to http://www.mydavaocity.com with the anchor text of “Davao”
4. The post should not contain any other links other than the contest keyword
5. The link should not contain a “nofollow” tag.
6. Only one entry for every blogger

All entries must be submitted by posting comments on this post.

Non-Manila bloggers may also join the contest and get a chance to win yet another exciting prize. For more information about the contest, please visit the MDC contest page.

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Tata Benito’s A Whole Latte Love is celebrating the Valentine’s Season with a special menu that will be available from February 13 - 26, 2008 at their cafe.
For PhP 175, you can avail one of these set meals:
Menu 1
Chicken Cordon Bleu
Veggies
Rice / Mashed Potatoes
Iced Tea or Italian Soda
Dessert
Menu 2
Shrimps with Garlic Sauce
Veggies
Rice / Mashed Potatoes
Iced […]

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Big Day Out Melbourne was a blast. I couldn’t say more but be at awe with the acts. Rage Against the Machine, Silverchair, Grinspoon and Bjork have been amazing and standing there the whole time, getting burnt, wet and bashed, was all worth it. This experience has changed me the way I see concerts on DVDs. Being there at the Blue Stage for Rage Against the Machine was totally crazy. I did

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Association of Barangay Captains (ABC) President Paolo Z. Duterte rewarded Smith Billy Cartera P30,000 for winning three bronze medals in the recent Para Games in Thailand.
Cartera presented his three bronze medals he won in table tennis on wheels to members of the City Council, Tuesday.
Other Councilors followed the young Duterte’s gesture and chipped in P18,000 […]

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Roll of Successful Examinees in the CIVIL ENGINEER LICENSURE EXAMINATION - JEDDAH, K.S.A.
DOLORES, ROGELIO BAUTISTA
DUMAT-OL, EUGENIO IRLANDA
GERMATA, ROMMEL JABAGAT
IBARRA, LOURDES DAYAO
MACENAS, JAIME JR PLACINO
SALIPOT, DANDY DELA BAJAN
TAN, RONALD RAÑOLA
Roll of Successful Examinees in the CIVIL ENGINEER LICENSURE EXAMINATION - ALKHOBAR, K.S.A.
ANGULUAN, NOVIETO SIBAL
AYUNON, CARMELO PERDON
BURGOS, RICHARD IRINGAN

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