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Showing posts with label Amazing Facts. Show all posts

Monday, September 19, 2011

Hill 120, 1944 - 2011



10:42 am. October 20, 1944 the American forces of liberation had landed.

1st Lt. Clifford W. Mills raised the American flag in the Philippine soil.

Atop of the Hill 120 Blue Beach, Dulag, Leyte.

My friends and I have been here in September 16, 2011 and taken some pictures.


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Thursday, September 8, 2011

Tattoo Broadband

Ok din naman pala 'tong Globe Tattoo broadband prepaid. I bought one capsule sa Ortigas outlet sa halagang Php 995 at may free 7 days load huh.

Very convenient nga palang gamitin, anywhere I can access the internet...

Hummnn.. sana more free load to come to my capsule..hehehe..


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Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Bulkan Mayon: Noon at Ngayon

Ang Mayon Volcano na matatagpuan sa South East Luzon ang pinaka-aktibong Bulkan sa Pilipinas. May taas na humigit-kumulang sa 2462 m, na nasa area ng Albay Gulf. Ayon sa historical record (batay sa nakuha ko sa Smithsonian: National Museum of Natural History), ang Dambuhalang Bulkang Mayon ay nagbuga na ng halos 40 beses ng mga nagbabagang bato O "lava" magmula noong 1616.


At ngayon ang panganib na muling pagsambulat nito ay nararamdaman na naman.

Sa mga residenteng naninirahan sa paligid nito marahil ay aware na sila tungkol sa panganib at mabuti na lang at maagap ang ating awtoridad sa pag-alarma sa bagay na ito.


Ang larawan ng Bulkang Mayon na nakikita n'yo dito ay kuha pa noong 1968 ni Kurt Fredrickson (Smithsonian Institute)


Mapapansin ang katiwasayan at katahimikan ng paligid nito kung nasa ganitong sitwasyon. Siya ay natutulog, ngunit nananatiling aktibo sa habang panahon.
Source: Smithsonian
National Museum of Natural History
Global Volcanism Program
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Saturday, May 23, 2009

About: Periodic Time 2

Names Of Months

The names of the months in English come from Latin words. The traditional concept arose with the cycle of moon phases; such as months last - 29.53 days. From excavated tally sticks, researchers have deduced that people counted days in relation to the Moon's phases as early as the Paleolithic age.

-JANUARY-
Januarius - this month is dedicated to Janus, the Roman god of doors. Janus has two faces, one looking back at the old year and the other looking forward to the next year.

-FEBRUARY-
Februarius - Februa was the Roman purification festival, which took place at this time of the year.

-MARCH-
Martius - from Mars, the Roman god of war.

-APRIL-
Aprilis - from aperire, latin for open, because plants begin to open this during month.

-MAY-
Maius - probably comes from Maia, the Roman Goddes of growth and increase.

-JUNE-
Junius - either from a Roman family name Junius, means young, or perhaps after the goddess Juno.

-JULY-
Julius - after Julius Ceasar. This month was named in Ceasar's honour by Mark Anthony in 44BC.
Previously this month was called Quintilis from the word Quintus, five, as it was the fifth month in the Roman calendar.

-AUGUST-
Augustus - named in 8 BC in honour of Emperor Augustus.

-SEPTEMBER-
September - from septem, seven, because it was the seventh month in the Roman calendar.

-OCTOBER-
October - from octo, eight, (as in octopus, which has eight legs), the eight month in the Roman calendar.

-NOVEMBER-
November - from novem, nine, the ninth month in the Roman calendar.

-DECEMBER-
December - from decem, ten, the tenth month in the Roman calendar.

So that was how they named the months in the Roman calendar.

And Hey! Just a second...

A second does not sound very long, but by the time you have read this sentence, almost five of them will have gone by.

Watch an average film and more than 5,000 seconds wil tick away.

In a lifetime of 80 years, there are more than 2.5 billion seconds - but you will spend more than 800 miliion of them asleep.

Period Seconds

1 minute 60

1 hour 3,600

1 day 86,400

1 week 604,800

1 year 31,536,000

So, from this time table of seconds you can calculate how many seconds you have lived from the time you was born up to this time...


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Thursday, May 21, 2009

About: Periodic Time

Hey! mga Bro's and Sis's, lahat tayo'y marunong tumingin at bumasa sa kalendaryo, pero karamihan pa rin sa atin ay hindi pa alam (tulad ko, pero parang alam ko na dati, nakalimutan ko na lang, hehehe) kung paano nila (ng mga dalubhasang siyentipiko) ginawa at saan kinuha ang mga pangalan ng araw sa kalendaryo tulad ng monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday at sunday. I-share ko sa inyo ang nahalungkat ko sa mga lumang artikulo sa diyaryo.

Naming The Days Of The Week

From the ancient Babylonians, then the Romans, named the days of the week after planets and other bodies they saw in the sky.

-Monday-
Moon's Day

-Tuesday-
Tiu's Day: Mars, the Roman god of war, was adopted in Scandinavian mythology as the warrior Tiu or Tiw.

-Wednesday-
Woden's Day: the Roman god Mercury became the Scandinavian god Woden.

-Thursday-
Thor's Day: like the Roman god Jupiter, Thor was a thunder god.

-Friday-
Freyja's Day: like Venus, Freyja or Frigg was the goddess of love.

-Saturday-
Saturn's Day

-Sunday-
Sun's Day

Sa susunod saan galing ang mga pangalan ng buwan sa kalendaryo...


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