...you take my breath away," or so says a cheesy Pinoy pick-up line. Conrado de Quiros once described asthma as, "drowning on dry land." Nothing else best describes my present ordeal. Like breathing through a tiny drinking straw, one wheezes and gasps for a singular chance to inhale.What is Chronic Asthmatic Bronchitis?
Chronic asthmatic bronchitis refers to an underlying asthmatic problem in patients in whom the asthma
has become so persistent that clinically significant chronic airflow
obstruction is present despite anti-asthmatic therapy. The symptoms of
chronic bronchitis are generally also present.1. CIPROBAY 500 tablet contains 582 mg ciprofloxacin hydrochloride monohydrate, equivalent to 500 mg ciprofloxacin. (this is the same drug used for anthrax)2. VENTOLIN NEBULES 5 mg of salbutamol sulphate in 2.5 ml of liquid per ampoule.3. TOCLASE and PARACETAMOLSymptoms manifested friday night, right after I skipped my Legal Profession class (was taking care of my dengue-fied ...

AUGUST 19-20 GATEWAY CINEPLEX 10, CUBAO

"All
photographs taken in a Buddhist temple in Luang Prabang, Laos as a
photo essay on Eastern tradition, the Western influence and the change
we all face in modern society as our constant search for meaning
continues." -Jake VerzosaLast night, I looked at photographs, guzzled beer (and other fermented liquor variants), partied with blocmates at a nearby condo, walked around Malate w/ a college friend, got lost around San Lazaro en route to Katipunan, my friend got a traffic violation, entered a discussion on gadget-ownership versus "The Eye" for creating images, had a midnight snack of my favorite gulay (steamed pechay, yumyum) and basically just had fun, fun, fun.

1. igniting that four-inch thick book entitled, "The 1987 Constitution of the Republic of the Philippines: A Commentary," by Joaquin G. Bernas, S.J.2. a large, hot vanilla soy latte at The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf3. newly downloaded KittyPrint TrueType fonts4. bumping into old friends from UPLB 5. knowing that there's this guy who loves me and gave up His life for me

Mythology and Law  By  Dr. Nim Batchelor
Elon University
Elon, North Carolina   May 23, 2001
Mythology and Law   Greeks lived in a world that included Titans, Olympians, and assorted heroes.  Their natural and social world was constituted, made intelligible and coherent, and given a point by narratives that were passed on orally and in dramas or epic poems.  Christians live in a world constituted by narratives about God, Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, Christ, the disciples, Paul and many others. These stories are told in sacred texts, rituals, songs, and various traditional practices.  These stories describe the creation of the world, the human condition, and the struggles of heroic figures.  They extol certain values and virtues.  Collectively they function  to connect individual human lives with ultimate values and purposes.  American law is also a normative world--a nomos--...