Pinoy Scientist presented Longivity,Immortality

Custer Deocaris a Filipino Balik Scientist presented a scientific break throughs and concepts,including practical tips to live longer and even the idea of being immortal, in his presentation in titled"Biology of Immortality and the Conquest of Aging" last January 21 at the University of St. Lasalle,Deocaris said that "society is close minded over the concept of longevity",that at this age,everybody is till in denial that people today will live longer than average life span. "longevity is here. We have to prepare the society because this is really coming".He added. Deocaris mentioned that people os the medical field now adays are doing researches and experiments to succeed in an ambitious project -manipulating aging itself.

"the first person to live to be 1000 years old is certainly alive today...whether they realize it or not. barring accidents and suicide , most people now 40 years or younger can expect to live for centuries",Deocaris said,citing University of Cambridge geneticst Aubrey de Grey.

Deocaris presented the immortals cells"with an infinite capacity to replicate and evolve trough eons,called "Pandorina morum" and "Volvox minor".However, he said that these immortal cells turn cancerous when in a renegade state. Because of that , a topic about the embryonic Stem(ES)cells entered the conversation. These ES cells are being taken trough the process called Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer(SCNT),which is also "similar to the paradigm of taking it out aborted embryos."Apparently,Deocaris said this procedure of longivity may irk different sectors in the society by saying that this idea is more likely a way of basatardizing human life and dignity."

Putting the topic in line with the discipline of religious groups,Deocaris presented various proposals,including the Blastomere,Parthenote and Cellular Reprogramming-all elaborated with scientific explanations.the Departments of Science and Technology( DOST)Balik Scientist concluded the forum by posting this question to the lasallian audience:"Are you ready to drink form the fountain of youth?"

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What do we know about pizzahut

What Do WE Know About PIZZA HUT ?
My first expression about pizza hut is that.. Pizza Hut are like,those other fastfood chain, "poor service easy money". Pizza Hut may look like as a fastfood chain,as i "thought". But!! I was wrong!!...now i prove that Pizza Hut is the worlds largest pizza restaurant chain that offers a 100 percent customer satisfaction. because of the C.H.A.M.P.S system(Cleanliness, Hosptality, Accuracy, Maintenance, Product Quality, Speed). As i observed working in pizzahut. management and crew are both happy working to each other.It maybe, bcoz of the existence of team work.and the HWWT(how we work together) that binds them together.in my opinion subordination in pizzahut does not exist. Why? Because of existence of" Respect". Our managers do not show us that we are his subordinates. he treat us like his brothers and sisters. an equal,and important part of the team.


Team Members :
At Pizza Hut, As teamember we are always looking for fun and friendly people to serve and provide our customers a 100 % satisfaction. We care obsessed to go the extra mile to make our customer happy.we are coach and support each other.
PizzaHut History
The chain was founded in 1958 by Frank Carney.The Original Pizza Hut building was later relocated to the Wichita State University campus.[Additional restaurants were opened, with the first franchise unit opening in 1959 in Topeka Kansas At the same time Pizza Hut was growing in and around Kansas, Shakeys Pizza was developing a stronghold along the West Coast. The competition provided Pizza Hut the impetus to evaluate its mission and direction. Dan and Frank Carney saw Shakey's expanding into their territory and realized that they needed to determine if Pizza Hut should be in the entertainment business or if it should be a neighborhood pizza restaurant. They decided to stick with the neighborhood business and realized that they needed to have a good standard image. The Carney brothers began to systematize operations and building designs to counter the competition from Shakey's. The franchise network continued to grow through friends and business associates, and by 1964 a unique standardized building appearance and layout was established for franchised and company-owned stores, creating a universal look that customers easily recognized.
PizzaHut Offers:
Pizza Hut offers pizzas in four different sizes: personal (an individual serving), small, medium and large, though most stores have done away with the small size. A variety of toppings are available, plus "specialty" styles, including Meat Lovers, Pepperoni Lovers, Cheese Lovers, Veggie Lovers, Double Cheeseburger, Supreme, Super Supreme and the newly introduced Pizza Mia. The pan pizza has a thicker crust than most other commercially available pizzas.Pizza Hut also offers Stuffed Crust pizza, with the outermost edge wrapped around a coil of mozzarella cheese; Hand-Tossed, more like traditional pizzeria crusts; Thin 'N Crispy, a thin, crispy dough which was Pizza Hut's original style; Dippin' Strips pizza, a pizza cut into small strips that can be dipped into a number of sauces. The Newly Lunch Pizza was VivaPizza. An I talian Flavored Not so thick not so thin pizza.

Pizza Hut Mission:To be the 1st choice for every pizza occasion by providing our customers the best times around.the best pizzas through people who are highly motivated dedicated and empowered to increasing employees and shareholders value.

Vision:To be no.1 casual dining and delivery restaurant chain.

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10 Most Expensive Hotel Suites

10 Most Expensive Hotel Suites
Number 10
The Royal Suite

Nightly Rate: $14,658

Hotel: The Lanesborough, London

Perks: Floor-to-ceiling windows overlook the Constitutional Arch and the grounds of Buckingham Palace, while the three bedrooms are outfitted with lush linens and four-poster beds. The master bath includes a hand-painted cast iron bath and an inlaid marble floor. A dining area, study, and drawing room round out the public areas; a kitchen and discreet staff await any requests. The suite includes a butler-on-demand, 24-hours a day.

Number 9
The Royal Suite

Nightly Rate: $14,976

Hotel: The Burj al Arab, Dubai, UAE

Perks: The two-story, 8,400-square-foot suite overlooks the Arabian sea, features mahogany furniture, marble flooring, and both dining and lounge areas. Luxuriate in the rotating four-poster bed in the master bedroom or perhaps chill out before sleep time in the suite's private cinema. The marble bath comes fully stocked with full-sized products from Hermes, and an always-on butler stands at the ready to fulfill every wish.

Number 8
The Royal Suite

Nightly Rate: $17,500

Hotel: Intercontinental London Park Lane

Perks: When combined with the adjacent London Suite, the Royal Suite at the InterContinental London Park Lane turns into something purely palatial, with a floating staircase, five bedrooms, a full office, dining room for eight, and three separate living areas to entertain guests. The suite's master bedroom has a ginormous bed that sleeps 10, comfortably, kitted out in lustrous blue and gold bedding. With on-demand butler service, one can only imagine the requests that come out of this suite.

Number 7
The Imperial Suite

Nightly Rate: $17,556

Hotel: Hotel Ritz Paris, Paris , France

Perks: The luxurious indulgence and splendor that was the era of Louis XIV is recreated in this 2,000-square-foot suite, from the salon's 18th century-inspired furnishings to the master bedroom, a replica of Marie Antoinette's digs at Versailles, complete with a canopied four-poster bed and gold leaf moldings on the walls. Modern conveniences are not absent, however; the two bathrooms feature oversized soaking tubs with plasma televisions!

Number 6
The Penthouse Suite

Nightly Rate: $18,000

Hotel: The Martinez Hotel, Cannes

Perks: Eight thousand square feet of luxury and the only terraced penthouse suite on the Cote d'Azur are the hallmarks of the two penthouse suites at The Martinez Hotel. Each suite has a 2,000 square-foot wraparound terrace with views of the entire Bay of Cannes; each terrace accommodates 100 guests comfortably. With a Turkish bath, private butler on call 24/7 (ditto for a limousine), and an open bar, there's no limit to the luxury. Très magnifique!

Number 5
The Presidential Suite

Nightly Rate: $20,000

Hotel: The Plaza, New York City

Perks: Take over the entire 18th floor of the most divine hotel in NYC, and friends are sure to follow. Two living rooms, a well-stocked library, six bedrooms and seven (count 'em) bathrooms are just the start of the luxe amenities; add in four balconies, a private chef on-call 24 hours a day, a staff of maids, a butler and a chauffer with a - you guessed Rolls Royce - at your service.

Number 4
The Royal Suite

Nightly Rate: $23,000

Hotel: President Wilson Hotel, Geneva

Perks: In a country as tiny as Switzerland, big things stand out, namely a 17,000+ square foot hotel suite. The Royal Suite at the President Wilson Hotel is actually an entire floor, and it is a sleek and chic escape for an entire entourage: Four bedrooms, six bathrooms, even a cocktail lounge for après-dinner socializing. Add in a private elevator and a terrace offering views of the city, Lake Geneva and Mont Blanc, and what's not to swoon over?

Number 3
Sky Villa 2

Nightly Rate: $25,000

Hotel: The Palms, Las Vegas

Perks: Everything screams S-E-X-Y at The Palms, and the chic hotel's Sky Villa 2 Suite is no exception: there's a cantilevered Jacuzzi, an outdoor terrace with pool which seemingly hangs into space and has a killer view of the strip, and a rotating bed in the largest of the suite's three bedrooms. Add in a media room, personal butler, work-out room and poker table, and call this 9,000 square-foot fantasy yours for the night

Number 2
Bridge Suite

Nightly Rate: $25,000

Hotel: Atlantis, Paradise Hotel, Bahamas

Perks: Floating in air between the two Royal towers of the lush Atlantis, the Bridge Suite has been a home away from home for the likes of Oprah and Bill Gates. Not together, of course - but there surely is room for both Bill and Oprah's peeps in this 10 room suite which features marble floors, a 1,250-square foot living room with grand piano, a 22-karat gold chandelier in the dining room, an 800-foot terrace overlooking the island, and a 10-foot tall four-poster bed in the master.

Number 1
Villa Cupola

Nightly Rate: $29,254.96

Hotel: Westin Excelsior, Rome

Perks: Pre-arrival, guests provide their preferences in flowers and cigars for custom arrangements and post-dinner relaxing. A stay begins with a welcome massage in the privacy of the suite, which features Italian frescoes, stained glass windows, a private kitchen and wine cabinet with over 150 wines to choose from. There's a walnut-paneled library, a fitness area and Jacuzzi with vaulted ceilings, a private cinema with surround sound and almost 2,000 feet of balcony space, including a sun deck, overlooking the Via Veneto district.

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What's Blog?

Well this is my 1st time to wrote a blog. when we say blog! what are the things that pop up in our mind? well maybe we think for written things like book or collection of memories written.The meaning or the definition of blog is a written journal. made by any individual who wants to share their stories,their experience in life,individual create blog because of profit sometime.A blog is a personal diary. A daily pulpit. A collaborative space. A political soapbox. A breaking-news outlet. A collection of links. Your own private thoughts. Memos to the world.
Your blog is whatever you want it to be. There are millions of them, in all shapes and sizes, and there are no real rules.
In simple terms, a blog is a web site, where you write stuff on an ongoing basis. New stuff shows up at the top, so your visitors can read what's new. Then they comment on it or link to it or email you. Or not.What is hte history of Blog?Like with the start of many things, early bloggers did not have a name for what they were doing. While it took some time for the genre and the name to develop, blogging has been around since the begining of the internet. Below is a history of early blogs in timeline form.

Dawn of Internet Time:

Tim Berners-Lee at CERN begins keeping a list of all new sites as they come online.June 1993: NCSA's oldest archived What's New list of sites.June 1993: Netscape begins running it's What's New! list of sites.Jan 1994: Justin Hall launches Justin's Home Page which would become Links from the Underground.April 1997: Dave Winer launches Scripting News. His company, Userland, will release Frontier, Manila and Radio Userland, all website and blog content software.Sept 1997 Slashdot launches their news for nerds.Dec 1997: Jorn Barger coins the term web log.November 1998: Cameron Barrett publishes the first list of blog sites on Camworld.Early 1999: Peter Merholz coins the term blog after announcing he was going to pronouce web blogs as "wee-blog". This was then shortened to blog.Early 1999: Brigitte Eaton starts the first portal devoted to blogs with about 50 listings.July 1999: Metafilter's earliest archives.July 1999: Pitas launches the first free build your own blog web tool.August 1999: Pyra releases Blogger which becomes the most popular web based blogging tool to date, and popularizes blogging with mainstream internet users.Well. i think u already know about blog.