| Did you do something this week to make someone smile? | | Did you do something this week to make someone smile? actually mine took place last Saturday when I took my younger sister to a concert she wanted to go too.. She was extreamly happy and It did make me feel good to see her so happy... So have you done anything?? | |
| | Sub Transistor Radios are outdated | | i was looking at the cam as i chat with a friend. then i asked what is that on your back? he picked up something and showed me. i said "speakers", believing it was what i said, because it was near the computer. it turned out to be a radio transistor. i was thinking how come he still keeps an outdated kind of appliance? but he said it receives the sound section of tv, has fm receiver too from radio stations around the world and those from the local tv stations. it only uses 4 penlight batteries but can also work using a battery eliminator. then i thought, wow!! it is then very useful especially during times when there is no power like in storms or brownouts. it is a very wise decision then to have one of those. How about you friends, do you still keep a transistor radio in your home? Did you think that such an appliance is outdated already? Can you comment on this? | |
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| Doctor slang is a dying art | | The inventive language created by doctors the world over to insult their patients - or each other - is in danger of becoming extinct.
So says a doctor who has spent four years charting more than 200 colourful examples.Medicine is a profession already overflowing with acronyms and technical terms, and doctors over the years have invented plenty of their own.However, Dr Adam Fox, who works at St Mary's Hospital in London as a specialist registrar in its child allergy unit, says that far fewer doctors now annotate notes with acronyms designed to spell out the unsayable truth about their patients. The increasing rate of litigation means that there is a far higher chance that doctors will be asked in court to explain the exact meaning of NFN (Normal for Norfolk), FLK (Funny looking kid) or GROLIES (Guardian Reader Of Low Intelligence in Ethnic Skirt).
Dr Fox recounts the tale of one doctor who had scribbled TTFO - an expletive expression roughly translated as "Told To Go Away" - on a patient's notes.He told BBC News Online: "This guy was asked by the judge what the acronym meant, and luckily for him he had the presence of mind to say: 'To take fluids... | |
| | i love cat | | There are people who hate cats. But for me, I do not know but I have a heart for cats. Just yesterday night on my way home with my mom, I heard a kitty crying. With the used of our penlight, I tried to spot and looked for it. Then when I saw it, i got the kitty, dirty and malnourished. I carry it and bring it at home.
The same thing, that is why I have lots of cat at home now. | |
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