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Sunday, September 25, 2011

Emergency KIt

Bottled water. Bring enough clean drinking water to last you and your family for at least 3 days. People can survive without food, but not without water.

Food. Don't stock up on salty food items as these will require you to drink more water. Look for food that can be eaten with minimal preparation or without having to cook them. (For more tips on preparing storm-ready food, click here.)

First aid kit. This should contain the following, at the very least: Band-Aids, alcohol, antibiotics, antacids, anti-allergy meds, mosquito repellent, sunscreen, and other prescription drugs that you may need.

A Swiss Army knife. This is a handy tool for anyone who's not in the comfort of his/her home. With this, you don't have to bring a separate knife, can opener, bottle opener, screwdriver, and a pair of scissors.

Clothes. Getting wet in the rain will require you to change your clothes or else you'll get sick. Make it a point to bring thermal wear, including socks, to keep you warm during the storm.

Flashlight and batteries. This will help you get around during the night, especially since the power's out. Try bringing candles and waterproof matches too, just in case you run out of batteries.

Toiletries. This is particularly important for women and children. Aside from the usual soap, toothpaste and tissue paper, bring a lot of sanitary napkins and diapers.

Large garbage bags. This is where you can place all of your items. Bring extra ones for trash and for emergency situations.

Umbrella. If you're stuck in your rooftop or any open ground, this will shield you from the rain.

Fully-charged mobile phone. It's a very useful tool in asking for help from the media and the authorities, although network problems are expected during typhoons.

Whistle. This is effective in calling attention to yourself, making it easier for rescuers to find you. If you don't have one, just bring anything that can create a lot of noise.

Battery-powered radio. Listening to the news will give you updates about the rescue operations, and will help you find safe ground. Make sure that you bring a lot of batteries, though.

Cash. You'll never know when you'll get access to a commercial establishment, so it's best to keep a few bucks with you.

EMERGENCY HOTLINES

Keep these contact numbers in case of typhoon emergencies:

1. Philippine Coast Guard: 527-8481 local 6290 and 6292; 328-1098

2. Philippine National Red Cross: 527-0000

3. National Disaster Coordinating Council: 734-2120; 911-5061; 912-5668. For contact numbers of NDCC directors, click here.

4. Manila Electric Co. (Meralco): 16210

5. Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA): 136 (hotline); 0920-947-2503 (towing concerns); 0920-947-1632 or 0917-561-8709 (duty officer)


LED FLASHLIGHTS THAT NEEDS NO BATTERY

* LED HEADLIGHT (IDEAL FOR KIDS AND GRANDPARENTS)

* BODY WRAP/BLANKET (FOIL)

*SWISS KNIFE (11 FACES)

* ARMY UTENSIL

* MEDICINE KIT with CONTENT

* GROOMING KIT with CONTENT

* MAGIC TOWELS

* WHISTLE

* LIGHTER

* TUMBLER with DETAILS

* ROPE and CARABINER

AND THE MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL

SURVIVAL MANUAL

INCLUDES:

EMERGENCY NUMBERS

SURVIVAL TIPS

THINGS TO DO DURING EMERGENGY

FOOD PROCUREMENT

BASIC SURVIAL MEDICINE

SIGNALING TECHNIQUES

ROPES AND KNOTS

Thursday, April 7, 2011

Lion&Fox Blog Redux


The blog is back! After more than a year of absence. Well, thanks to Linkedin. My profile the needs to have a website, which I don't have but I remembered I do have a blog. Last entry was 2009. It's been a while. After several attempts, this blog comes alive. Welcome back DemonEyesYo!

Saturday, December 12, 2009

Coffee is for Closers

No sleep. Busy at work for the past few months. Getting old. I forgot my password here. Anyways, got lot of things to put here: from work, marketing, business, advertising, recipe, new ideas, book reviews, personal twangs, music, anime reviews, personal finance, philippine business and atbp. atbp. atbp. ? now, back to my laundry...

Monday, November 10, 2008

THE LION AND THE FOX (2)

A Lion that had grown old, and had no more strength to forage for food, saw that he must [96] get it by cunning. He went into his den and crept into a corner, and made believe that he was very sick.

Al the animals about came in to take a look at him, and as they came, he snapped them up. When a good many beasts had been caught in this way, the Fox, who guessed his trick, came along. He took his stand a little way from the den, and asked the Lion how he did.

The Lion said he was very sick, and begged him to come into the den to see him.

"So I would," said the Fox, "but I notice that all the footprints point into the den, and none point out."

Thursday, September 11, 2008

The Fable of Fox & the Lion


When first the Fox saw the Lion he was terribly frightened, and
ran away and hid himself in the wood. Next time he came near
the King of Beasts, however, he stopped at a safe distance, and
watched him pass by. The third time they came near one
another, the Fox went straight up to the Lion, and passed the
time of day with him, asking him how his family were, and
when he should have the pleasure of seeing him again. Then
turning his tail, he parted from the Lion without much ceremony.

Moral:

Familiarity breeds contempt.
Acquaintance softens prejudices.

Parable Of The Pipeline

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Monday, September 1, 2008

How to make Kesong Puti

Mga Sangkap:

3 litrong gatas
1/2 tasang suka
1/2 tasang asin (tinunaw sa tubig)

Paraan ng pagluluto

Iluto ang gatas sa 85'(hanggang bumula sa gilid ng kaserola)
Ilagay ang Suka
Alisin ang kalahati ng dilaw na likido (whey) Ilagay ang tinunaw na asin
Patagalin ng 5 minuto at ilagay sa hulmahan.

Shelf life - 3 weeks
200 gram- 60-50
1 litro = cups

Friday, August 15, 2008

Inspection


King penguin Nils Olav walks past soldiers from the Norwegian King's Guard after he was given a Knighthood at Edinburgh zoo , Scotland August 15, 2008. Edinburgh Zoo penguin Olav has been an honorary member and mascot of the Norwegian King's Guard since the 1980s and was made Honorary Colonel-in-Chief in 2005.

Knighthood


King penguin Nils Olav receives a Knighthood from the Norwegian King's Guard during a ceremony at Edinburgh zoo , Scotland August 15, 2008. Edinburgh Zoo penguin Olav has been an honorary member and mascot of the Norwegian King's Guard since the 1980s and was made Honorary Colonel-in-Chief in 2005.

Saturday, August 2, 2008

Chocolait

Mga Sangkap:

2 litrong gatas
1/2 tasa cocoa
1 1 kutsaritang vanilla flavor
1/2 litro tubig
1 tasang asukal

Paraan ng pagluluto:

Pagsamasamahin ang asukal at cocoa.
Idagdag ang vanila ang vanilla flavor at tubig.
Pakuluan at ihalo sa nilutong gatas (pasturized milk)
Dagliang palamigin