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Dear Crush,
Yes, this one’s for you!;)) I-tag kita dyan e:PYUN OH! Mayaman sa load pag pag-ibig na. :)))
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Last ko na ‘to. Eto kasi talaga yun e:/ :)))
#kunwaring to no one in particular. Heh.
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‘Hooray for Hollywood’ on Taal Volcano Island
by Jerome Balinton, Inquirer Southern LuzonIt was something only a movie star could have conceived.
Why not put up a towering “Batangas” sign on Taal Volcano island similar to the “Hollywood” sign in Los Angeles, California?
The provincial council approved on October 5 a resolution supporting the idea of Governor Vilma Santos-Recto, the award-winning actress, to erect a hard-to-miss landmark and potential tourism draw, according to Vice Governor Mark Leviste II.
Tagaytay City Mayor Abraham Tolentino, however, questioned the Hollywood-inspired design for the island, flatly saying: “Why put up a Batangas sign? It won’t help.”
“People, while sipping a cup of coffee, will just say that the view is more beautiful from Tagaytay without that sign,” Tolentino said with a hint of a warning.
*Taal image from the Office of the Vice Governor of Batangas
*Spoof concepts by Macky Pamintuan
*UPDATED: View otherspoofsmemes here(via helgaholic)
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Coure by Liviana Osti.
Drinking to your heart’s content, these two separate carafes can be put together to form a human heart. As Osti describes: “The heart is a reminder for the generally underestimated but essential role health plays in our lives.”
While I notice that there has been some artistic license done on the anatomy of the heart, I can appreciate the beauty and simplicity of the design. A pleasant piece.
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"When you begin third year, you are not a student anymore. To us, you are a clerk. You are part of the team but you are also at the bottom of the totem pole. But at least you are finally ON the totem pole!"Doctor explains the transition from pre-clinical to clinical education. (via medicalstate)
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Winged scapula
The long thoracic nerve innervates the serratus anterior muscle. The main function of this muscle is to protract the scapula and hold the scapula against the thoracic wall. If this nerve is damaged you can get the appearance of a winged scapula.






