When it comes to cardiovascular matters, modern medicine affirms that Low-Density Lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol (as opposed to HDL - the High-Density Lipoprotein - or the "good" cholesterol) causes clogged arteries that can subsequently lead to coronary heart disease (CHD.) As such, dietary and therapeutic measures aimed at reducing LDL cholesterol in the blood are at present already regarded as essential courses of action in our attempt to prevent CHD. While this precept is already widely accepted by health authorities and medical practitioners as a truism, numerous pockets of evidence are now raising questions as to LDL's reputation as purely the bad cholesterol.

Satiety, or the state of being satisfactory full and unable to take on more food, can be a wonderfully pleasant feeling an individual gets from eating. Normally, this satisfaction is reached after partaking of a full-course or a buffet-style breakfast, lunch or dinner setting. However, as difficult as this may be to believe  for some, there are people who continue to experience hunger even after a heavy meal. So bearing in mind that over-eating leads to undue weight gain, which turn is associated with a poor state of health, how can one achieve satiety without needing to eat again too soon afterwards?

He’s crouched over the screen, slack jawed, beady-eyed, and quick on the trigger. He guns down one enemy, another, dozens of others. He chats with his teammates, talks trash and lobs a couple of “Yo Mammas.” He’s the typical videogamer as we all seem to visualize him in our minds eye.

Isang dosenang klase lang ng high school students.
Clown, Hollow Man, Spice Girls, Da Gwapings, Celebrities, Guiness, Leather Goods, Weirdos, Mga Anak ni Rizal (Genius), Bob ongs, at Commoners.

Piliin nyo kung saan kayo Jan.. sana nasa mabuting asal at hindi mga pasway kayo na estudyante. Maraming salamat sa pagtangkilik sa salaysay na ito.
Maraming Salamat po.

ABS-CBN - Tuesday, October 20

MANILA - Facebook users beware. Psychologists are now probing a new kind of addiction called Facebook Addiction Disorder (FAD).

Psychologist Dr. Michael Fenichel, who has published numerous writings on FAD online, describes it as a situation in which Facebook usage "overtakes" daily activities like waking up, getting dressed, using the telephone, or checking e-mail.

German theologian Martin Luther publicly condemned the practice of buying indulgences on October 31, 1517. His Disputation on the Power and Efficacy of Indulgences, popularly called the Ninety-Five Theses, consisted of 95 propositions that established a theological basis for opposing indulgences. Luther’s manifesto was widely distributed, causing a public controversy, and he was eventually excommunicated (denied the services and benefits of the Roman Catholic Church) for what the Church regarded as his heretical teachings.

Whenever the bible makes a scientific, it is always proven correct after man has discovered all the relevant facts. In the library of the Louvre in the Paris there are 3.5 miles of obsolete science books on the shelves. In 1861 the French Academy of science publishes a list of 51 "scientific facts” which supposedly contradicted the bible. Today all 51 of these "facts” are unacceptable to modern scientists. Do other religion books contain scientifically accurate information? Consider the Vedas, the Hindu Scriptures of India, in the following quote. This shows them to be very unscientific, hence disproving Eastern religions and modern New Age thinking which are based on the Vedas.

"Words and ideas are more powerful than guns in the defense of human dignity. Treaties are stronger than armamented boundaries. The only impregnable line is that of human understanding.”