Posted on February 29th, 2008 by Bone MD
Sounds like two different worlds, but “business” and “medicine” in reality, co-exist in a very subtle way. While economics have so much impact on the healthcare industry, not a subject is included in med school to prepare us for such very complex issues. Even simple “practice economics” and the art of “earning a living” as a physician, is shunned if not generally considered a taboo in our Filipino culture.
Which makes me feel kind of lost, as I begin my journey towards establishing a career as a physician. Well, broke as I am right now, I also couldn’t afford a financial planner or adviser. So I will take financial matters into my own hand (temporarily), read about it, learn by doing, ask authorities on such issues and then blog about it.
Yes, I’m blogging about it, in my new blog”to cut for living“. Maybe you and me will have a enlightening time discovering our road to financial freedom!
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Posted on February 28th, 2008 by bananas
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Posted on February 28th, 2008 by Drew
As an offshoot of the very successful (despite naysayers) Davao Food Trip, The Usual Suspects is now preparing for the Davao Food Appreciation Tour, fondly called Davao FAT!
The Davao FAT will be a three day tour of Davao City that will center on food and eating. This will be held from March 14 - 16, […]
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Posted on February 28th, 2008 by MANDAYA MOORE: Ang bayot sa bukid
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Posted on February 27th, 2008 by Davao's Food Huntress
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Posted on February 26th, 2008 by tina
A tag from Sis Francince and LivingSoul
Rule #1
Copy all the links below and replace a single link under the appropriate alphabet. If your domain name, or even the title of your blog, starts with an “A,” you’d replace the link under that alphabet and put the replaced link at the bottom. Also, don’t forget to credit the tagger, or where you got the list from, at the end of the list with a full URL of the post so that a pingback gets generated.
1. A. angelblush.blogspot.com
2. B. bloggingcents.com
3. C. chocmintgirl.blogspot.com
4. D. delusionsofgrandeur.com
5. E. enjoyingtheride-jenn.blogspot.com
6. F. forumfinder.net
7. G. gotic-peach.net
8. H. happykeg.com
9. I. ipentimento.com
10. J. julianarw.blogspot.com
11. K. kabalyero.com
12. L. ladylike4.com
13. M. macheriefrancine.com
14. N. notjustmama.net
15. O. originalmx5.net
16. P. patrickdevivo.com
17. Q. qweddings.com
18. R. rantingsofawoman.blogspot.com
19. S. shirleysdelight.com
20. T. thinking-outloud.com
21. U. utada-online.net
22. V. valmg.com
23. W. wickedbabylon.com
24. X. xaviermedia.com
25. Y. yimto.com
26. Z. zbudapest.com
Replaced link: acowboyswife.com
Previous tagger: macheriefrancine.com and marcroger
Rule #2
You now have to “tag” at least five people and encourage them to participate so that this thing spreads like a virus. Remember, though, that not everyone’s into these kinds of things, so don’t be upset if they don’t participate. Just simply replace your tag. Remember to tag blogs only and no pornographic ones as we do want to keep the integrity as a blogging community. TIP: Tag your frequent EntreCard droppers via its messaging system.
I’m tagging:
Ate Ghee, Weng, Pretty Life Online, and Meiyah.
Rule #3
Just like any other “meme” out there, ask a question for your taggees to answer along with your own answer to your previous question. This is optional.
~END HERE~
That’s it for now!
Visit Dance of Life. - if you’ve got the time. Be Blessed.
QOTD: “There is more to a true man than the strength of his physical self. The gifts of your mind remain powerful”. -Miki
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Posted on February 25th, 2008 by tina
http://www.westernshirts.com
Do you have a thing for cowboy boots and western hats?
Western Wear is one type of clothing that would never go out of style.
There’s a website just for you that lets you choose from a variety of western wear, western shirts or clothing for men, ladies and even kids.
You can check out that website - Aj’s Western Wear Outfitters.
Their line of western clothing includes but is not limited to embroidered western snap & denim shirts, cowboy shirts, western shirts and vintage western shirts. They also do matching western styles for men, women and kids which is great if you want to attend a party that requires you to wear matching outifts, or if you just want to have them and wear them for fun.
The specialty of Aj’s Western Wear Outfitters is found in designing. They personalize your western clothing according to your barn, horse or etc. One good thing about them is that they brand or pretty much well known as monogram your shirts for free! Wow! That’s good service!
They also have available women sleepwear for ladies like moi! They also have impressive looking jackets and vest for the ranch or if you want to wear it out in your favorite country western bar.
Also, I like the collection of rhinestone belts they have and some of them are with swarovski’s and turquoise. I really like the Purple and Pink Embossed Belt, it’s like it’s really screaming my name for me to buy!
If you are a lady who has a thing for bags, your collection won’t be complete without choosing one of these cowboy women handbags. They use top pf the line leather and faux leather that would appeal to the cowgirl in you. I particulary like the Waywest Western Buckle Handbag Series. They also have this cute western wallets.
Very nice collection and lots of stuffs to choose from!
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Posted on February 25th, 2008 by Davao's Food Huntress
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Posted on February 25th, 2008 by mindanaw
The Central Mindanao Newswatch, Bukidon’s local newspaper, is launching this week its online journal Bukidnon Newswatch Online.
This is the paper’s second attempt to put up a blog for the community newspaper based in Malaybalay City.
This try was triggered by a recent mechanical problem, which delayed the release of the week’s issue. The paper received constant […]
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Posted on February 24th, 2008 by MANDAYA MOORE: Ang bayot sa bukid
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Posted on February 24th, 2008 by mindanaw
After months of planning and preparation, the proposed training on Basic Journalism with Iligan City-based Civil Society Organization - Forum for Peace (CSOFP) was finally done.
We conducted the training on February 22 to 23 at the Redemptorist Compound in Brgy. San Miguel, Iligan City.
It was conducted under the Grassroots Documentation and Reporting Training arm of […]
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Posted on February 24th, 2008 by Blogie
Nestled in one of Davao’s oldest residential areas, Juna Subdivision, Lispher Inn is a homey litle hotel that offers personalized customer service and good food.
Hotel guests and walk-in customers alike can enjoy home-cooked fare at Lispher Inn’s very own restaurant, Avenida. It’s on the ground floor of this 5-storey, 35-room hotel. (They also have 6 […]
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Posted on February 24th, 2008 by suddenserenity
In the beginning of the year, I came to know Avelino Razon, thru tv and newspapers, whom many news achors and morning shows addressed as “Mamang Pulis”. Razon changed the image of PNP as friendly, smiley, approachable and trustworthy. After the event where journalists were arested and handcuffed in Manila Peninsula siege, razon becomes […]
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Posted on February 24th, 2008 by jayclops
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Posted on February 23rd, 2008 by Mom-About-Town
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Posted on February 23rd, 2008 by pedroiho
Excited to do a mountain climb? or just any outdoor adventure? It should be a comfortable trip.
Comfortable trip is equals to correct loading of your packs. I know that all seasoned climbers has their own individual style for loading a pack but there are a few standard or shall I say universal guidelines on weight and gravity.
Choose a mountain gear pack that […]
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Posted on February 23rd, 2008 by Vulcan Classic Davao
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Posted on February 23rd, 2008 by Blogie
At first I didn’t want to react, but now I felt that I should shed some light on the whole purpose of this blog. You see, I’ve read a post on another blog, as well as some comments, that criticize Davao Delicious for being ‘too positive.’ That I’m being too nice with my food reviews […]
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Posted on February 22nd, 2008 by Davao's Food Huntress
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Posted on February 22nd, 2008 by Davao's Food Huntress
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Posted on February 22nd, 2008 by peterlavina
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Posted on February 22nd, 2008 by Jun
Just bought this FB rig last week friday - Feb. 15.
yaw mo panaway. 
Intel Q6600 2.4GHz Quad Core 8mb Cache 1066Hhz (GO Step)
ABIT IX38 QuadGT
2x 2GB DDR2 800MHz GEIL w/ heatsink (4GB Total)
2x 500GB Samsung SATA2 16MB cache (Spinpoint series)
1x 160 IDE Seagate (OS: Slackware Linux)
16x Sony DVD Writer (IDE based)
20x Samsung DVD Writer w/ […]
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Posted on February 22nd, 2008 by Jun
Tambisan sa Sining (Interaction in the Arts~Philippines) is a cultural group whose members primarily composed of workers, urban poor youth & women & individual artists and affiliate cultural groups & organizations in the Philippines. This is their version of the video ‘Maling Akala’, criticizing the GMA administration’s campaign to promote Charter Change.
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Posted on February 21st, 2008 by MANDAYA MOORE: Ang bayot sa bukid
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Posted on February 20th, 2008 by tina
Hello everyone!
I’m creating a new hang-out as of the moment.
When I say new hang-out it means a new blog.
I’m not leaving this precious blog of mine, although most of the updates will go to the new blog from now on.
You’ll be seeing your awards, tags, article tips and some stuff here though.
and without further ado… you can now visit my new blog “Dance of Life” courtesy of Dwinny of Aidwebhost.com. Thank you so much!
Dance of Life - http://angelblush.net
See you there!
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Posted on February 20th, 2008 by suddenserenity
My recent trip to Manila has been unforgettable, not for the reasons that I enjoyed it but for the bad experiences and “suffering” we had waiting for the first flight next day.
Alright it was our fault that we’re late, and this just proves that trip to manila from batangas has always been unpredictable. I know, […]
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Posted on February 20th, 2008 by gwing
Which Animated Show Are You?
My Result: The Simpsons
It’s hard to improve when you’re pretty much it, right? You’re an original, a trend-setter, and, well, completely hilarious. Always a pioneer, you know what you’re good at and go with it, no matter what the critics think. At times controversial, you know that you have to make […]
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Posted on February 19th, 2008 by pedroiho
Grand Mount Apo as seen on our way to Camp Sabros, Kapatagan.
Rain poured early morning of Sunday but that doesn’t stop me from packing the things that I would bring for Camp Sabros and Virgin Falls adventure.
It was 4am when I got to Ecoland terminal with my outdoor buddies and some invited friends of friends gathered which […]
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Posted on February 18th, 2008 by raine
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Posted on February 18th, 2008 by Gypsy
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Posted on February 17th, 2008 by gwing
Days before the dinner at Aseya Bistro Orientale, I was so excited. It was just my second time to be part of the Davao Blogger’s Food Trip and only a few went during my first time (Belly’s Grill).
On February 1, we were finally there to try Aseya. When ate Ria and I arrived […]
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Posted on February 17th, 2008 by mindanaw
The provincial board of Bukidnon has approved a resolution seeking more funds for the rehabilitation and reforestation of the Mt. Kitanglad Range Natural Park. Read full report here.
In a resolution approved on January 30, the provincial board “significantly and zealously” requested Senator Juan Miguel Zubiri, Gov. Jose Ma. R. Zubiri Jr., Second district Rep. Teofisto […]
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Posted on February 16th, 2008 by pedroiho
How long can I handle this outdoor trip itch in my mind? hmmm… grrr… This is all I was thinking this weekend while I am in the office is to visit mother nature.
My climbing buddies have dicided to visit Camp Sabros, Kapatagan, Davao del Sur and nearby falls called “virgin falls” lets see if it is […]
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Posted on February 16th, 2008 by Mom-About-Town
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Posted on February 16th, 2008 by gwing
In my previous post about the book that was borrowed from me, I replied to a comment that when someone borrows something from a person, he/she should be responsible enough to return it to the person in good condition.
I recently borrowed a book for a minor subject. It has been with me for about 4 […]
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Posted on February 15th, 2008 by bananas
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Posted on February 15th, 2008 by tina
Kuya Denz just had a dream last Monday. He said he dreamed of seeing our car (sorrento) with a Red Cross at the back.
And just like some peculiar event, a dream and it is suddenly real we spent two days in and out of two hospitals.
Feb.13: We went to visit our relative who gave birth to a not-fully-developed child who died after childbirth. It was the daughter-in-law of my Mom’s Aunt who sent her to school and so we owe as much to her and right now they need all the support they can get. With us, was my Aunt Emee, Uncle Boy and Ate Precious, my nurse cousin who took a 3day leave and just in time to help out. It’s amazing how God plans the support team and everything is done with smooth perfection.
We also visited a relative who stayed one month in the hospital and was in a motorcyle accident.
It was Heart’s Day. And early in the morning I rushed out to go to the hospital and assist our relative whose child just died. The Red Cross at our car’s back was prolly meant for the dead child, because the child was placed there when the body was released.
Later in the night we also visited our cute cousin Luis at Mission Hospital. He was also confined there last night because he kept vomiting whenever he gets to eat something. I think they were released yesterday.
and so I guess that just summed up my birthday and Valentine’s.
Have a great Weekend!
Image Source: Clubs MQ
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Posted on February 13th, 2008 by morofilm
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Posted on February 13th, 2008 by Kim Loraine Castillo
A couple of nights ago I caught on to the 50th anniversary of the Grammy Awards, and amidst jeers on Kanye West who is, as usual, perpetually pompous (sneered at the organizers for playing the music on him while he was still making his speech), it was meant to be a respectable event. The […]
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Posted on February 13th, 2008 by MANDAYA MOORE: Ang bayot sa bukid
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Posted on February 13th, 2008 by Davao's Food Huntress
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Posted on February 12th, 2008 by gwing
During New Year’s, my family and I gather and celebrate it together. My nieces usually come home and I, along with some of my cousins, become their “dakilang yaya.” Still, I love them so much.:D
Miss you na.. […]
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Posted on February 12th, 2008 by morofilm
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Posted on February 12th, 2008 by peterlavina
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Posted on February 12th, 2008 by Blogie
http://www.aethen.com/
The Stolen Child
Name: Mark Aethen Agana
Location: City of Koronadal
When did you start blogging in earnest? Which blog platform did you use 1st?
February 2004 and Blogger.com
Why do you blog? What/who gave you that 1st push?
Advocacy and for self-expression
Tell us about this featured blog. Purpose? Target audience?
This blog is created to influence and empower the young people […]
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Posted on February 12th, 2008 by Gypsy
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Posted on February 11th, 2008 by bananas
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Posted on February 11th, 2008 by suddenserenity
As part of my checklist in my recent trip to Manila is an application for new cedula or CTC. Its been quite long time since I get one, as far as i remember that was three years ago when I started working in my first company. I was surprised when I was asked if I […]
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Posted on February 11th, 2008 by tina
There are so many questions in life that needs to be answered and so many “why’s?” and “what if’s?”. But, we often disregard those questions all because we feared questioning or we feared the answers themselves.
I don’t like to ask “Why?”. It’s something I got from school. Asking somehow makes someone look dumb. Asking, means you did not make your homework. I know, I know we don’t all think that “asking” is dumb. In fact my mom always reminds me that “If you question a lot of things, you get many answers. Maraming tanong, Maraming alam“. But, you see during those times I couldn’t get the drift. I learned to just sit still and listen to the teacher drone on and on about History, Science, Math, Religion, you name all the subjects.
But, of course there is a point in your life where you get to undo those habits. And that habit of just sitting back and not to question about anything that involves life are one of those habits.
All questions have their own answers. And no one question are unanswered. “But those answers are not constant”, Einstein would say to you. Just like “humans”, Answers have a tendency to change as we go along.
And so, if you have a question always “ASK” and never dismiss it like I used to do. Ask. Ask. Ask like a kid. The answers may not come right away. The answers might come to different forms, like a book you are reading, a line from the movie you just watched, a friend you bumped into, a billboard sign, and even from nature itself.
“Be patient toward all that is unsolved in your heart and try to love the questions themselves.” - Rainer Maria Rilke.
Wait. Live your questions. Then ask. Be open to the changes that the answers would bring forth. Answers to our questions will come. It won’t always come from one person, because no one person has all the answers.
Remember: The only stupid question is the one you don’t ask.
Ask and it shall be given, Seek and you shall find, Knock and it shall be opened.
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Happy Birthday: Kath and Nico C.
Image Credit: Narabia
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Posted on February 11th, 2008 by jayclops
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