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Mula ngayon, isa ka nang tunay na Windang Filipino!

Sunday, January 31, 2010

Dilang Maanghang

Bakit kaya hindi makuha sa pag inom ng tubig na pa-kalmahin ang dila pagkatapos maka-kain ng maanghang na pagkain?...
Ang mga pampa-anghang o spices sa na karaniwang nasa maanghang na pagkain ay ma-mantika o oily. At katulad noong mga bata tayo na pinagsasama ang tubig at langis eh, hindi talaga sila maghahalo. Dadaanan lang ng ininom nating tubig ang mga oily spices. Ngayon, paano mo na kakalmahin ang dila mong may anghang?... Kumain ng tinapay... Ang tinapay ang mag-absorb dun sa oily spices. Pwede din dyan ang gatas. Ang gatas ay may laman na "casein" na didikit dun sa mga oily spices para maalis sa dila. Ang alcohol din ay tumutunaw ng oily spices.

Yun naman pala eh. Kaya pala swabe ang maanghang na pulutan sa mga inuman. Ayos! Pero ingat din, dahil hindi kaya i-relaks ng tinapay, gatas, o alcohol ang mga maa-anghang na salita. Hehehe.

Sunday, January 17, 2010

Sablayers: Bilang 19

Kopyadora Da Explorer... Sitahin kaya siya ni Mr. Professor??!!...

Friday, January 8, 2010

Facebook Color Update sa mga Lalake?

Medyo may mga nawindang sa color status sa Facebook ngayon. Yun pala color ng bra. Ok lang. Astig naman dahil para daw ito sa breast cancer awareness.

So paano naman sa mga lalake? Color ng brief?! Hehehe. Baka lumabas na common ang color status na White, Black, o Gray. Abangan na lang sa mga friends nyo kung may kulay Pink at Yellow. =)

Monday, January 4, 2010

Trivia Ng 3 Kings

The Magi were astrologers and probably came from Persia or Southern Arabia. They are believed to be linked with the priesthood of Zoroastrianism, who practised astrology. The 5th Century BC historian Herodotus attested to the astrological prowess of the priests of Persia. Which star did the Magi follow?

In ancient astrology, the giant planet Jupiter was styled as the King's Planet, representing the highest god and ruler of the universe: Marduk to the Babylonians; Zeus to the Greeks; Jupiter to the Romans. The ringed planet Saturn was deemed the shield of Palestine, while the constellation of Pisces, which was also associated with Syria and Palestine, represented epochal events. Jupiter encountering Saturn in Pisces would have meant that a divine and cosmic ruler was to appear in Palestine.

The astronomer Kepler noted in the early 17th century that every 805 years, Jupiter and Saturn come into conjunction, with Mars joining the configuration a year later. Since Kepler, astronomers have computed that for ten months in 7BC, Jupiter and Saturn traveled very close to each other in the night sky, and in May, September, and December of that year, they were conjoined. Mars joined the configuration in February of 6BC.

The Chinese had more exact and more complete astronomical records than the astrologers of the Middle East, particularly in their tabulations of comets and novae. In 1871, astronomer John Williams published an authoritative list of comets derived from Chinese annuals. Over March and April 5BC, Comet No. 52 on the Williams list appeared for some 70 days near the constellation Capricorn, and would have been visible in both the Far and Middle East. As each night wore on, the comet would seem to have moved westward across the southern sky. This could have been the Magi's astral marker. Comet No. 53 on the Williams list is a tailless comet - which could have been a nova - that appeared over March and April in 4BC in constellation Aquila, which was also visible all over the East.

The star that the Magi followed - the Star of Bethlehem - could be any of the astral markers that appeared in 6, 5 and 4BC.