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IgCo Natural Colostrum Milk

noreply@blogger.com (Chillhut) — Mon, 22 Nov 2010 08:58:00 +0000

"The first colostrum food in the Philippines"

What is colostrum?

- IgCo Natural Colostrum is a natural health product extracted from the colostrum of New Zealand cows. It is a highly nutritious functional food that not only possesses all the goodness of milk but contains immune factors, growth factors and other health promoting substances. These substances work synergistically to help regulate our body system and keep us in good health.

Health benefits?

Boosts the immune system
Helps prevent colds, cough and flu
Maintains a healthy intestinal tract
Helps reduce recovery time from injury
Builds muscle
Helps lower blood pressure

Taking Colostrum daily improves the health and hastens recovery of an individual who suffers/suffered from any of the ff:

Acne
Hepatitis
Diarrhea
Arthritis
Psoriasis
Infertility
Influenza
Lupus
AIDS
Dengue
Diabetes
Depression and Stress
Hypertension
Stroke

And lots more!

All these have been proven to be cured and/or improved without any side effects.

Our Product

High quality natural health food from New Zealand
The FIRST colostrum food in the Philippines registered with BFAD
Faithfully follows the Good Manufacturing Process (GMP) guidelines of New Zealand and fully compliant with the Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP), indicating that IgCo Natural Colostrum is clean and safe in accordance with the strictest international standards.
Halal certified
Recommended by most physicians from St. Luke's Medical Center

Prices: P2250 per box (contains 30 sachets. Good for 1 month)

P80 per sachet (minimum of 10 sachets per order)

For inquiries on how to order and other infos about the product, send me a private message or send me a text message.

For those who are interested to start a business with IgCo, send me a text message to make an appointment.

Seminars are held at Shangrila Mall at lunch hour. Doctors and distributors are there to help you understand more.

Contacts:

09152143149 (Look for Martin)

www.snionline.com.ph

The King of POP

noreply@blogger.com (Chillhut) — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 02:57:00 +0000

I turned the radio on this morning as usual, and heard that the Michael Jackson just passed away. I ran for the television and watched CNN and TMZ to confirm it. The King of Pop was declared dead at UCLA Medical Center. It was believed that he died of cardiac arrest, but it is not yet confirmed until results of the autopsy are known.

Some say that he was taking prescription drugs that may have had something to do with his untimely death. The press has not confirmed this. However, investigations will be done. He died at the age of 50.

Obviously, a lot of people were surprised by this sudden news. Fans, who have supported Michael throughout his career, have gathered to the said hospital and sang some of the celebrity's memorable hits.

As for the music industry, this is probably one, if not, the most disastrous thing that has ever happened. Not only that they lost the best performer they have, they also lost a "king".

Michael Jackson influenced musicians, dancers and the like with his heart pumping beats, the water-like dance movements and his heart-breaking love songs. Probably his big hits "She's out of my life" and "Man in the mirror" are the songs I won't forget in my lifetime.

Despite having numerous scandals and issues he faced, he stood his ground and made huge comebacks that dispersed those negative things and brought fans back to the "dance floor".

According to CNN, Michael said on his last interview, that "he just wanted to be immortal. He wanted to live forever, not physically, but through his music". It's a sad and joyous thing, because you'll never see him again dancing or making brand new tracks, but it's good to know that even though he left, his art will continue it's mission to inspire musical artists and of course, touch our hearts.

May the King of Pop rest in peace. May you live the second life with the love from your fans.

Here's a song from Michael. Enjoy.

Do you love it fast?

noreply@blogger.com (Chillhut) — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 07:51:00 +0000

I love high speed cars. In fact, a lot of us do. But after you've watched this, I do hope that you would realize that the streets is not our playground. This is just terrible.

Drive safely everyone!

When I become a dad/mom.. what?

noreply@blogger.com (Chillhut) — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 10:35:00 +0000

As a child, I grew up with sooo much "house rules". Some of which is "no t.v during dinner!", "go to bed at 9", "no playing of computers on weekdays", you can't go to a party alone!" <-- Yes. `Til I turned 14! Imagine having your grandpa waiting outside the house of your friend, which happens to be your crush.. hehe. Love you grandpa. :D

I surpassed my teenage days, and I can say that I've done what's needed to be done, even those things that would freak my folks out. (don't tell my mom.)

Well anyway, I've asked several friends of mine about this kind of topic. About, what kind of parents would they be? Will they be as strict or not? At what point?

So here's the top ten things they would propose as "rules":

1. No suitors, gf/bf until they finish high school.

2. No secrets should be hidden. It would be lovely to have open conversations once in a while.

3. Smoking and drinking is allowed. So long as they use their own money. But if it has to come from our wallets, a big NO!

4. "Barkadas"/peers should be introduced so it will be a lot easier for us to trust his/her friends.

5. Bad words are a big NO NO!

6. Hear mass every sunday. That day is considered as "family day". It's very important!

7. If they think they can decide own their own, then do it. But if a mistake is committed, they should at least learn instead of pointing fingers.

8. If they want something, gadgets or anything, they should earn it.

9. Fighting is definitely prohibited. So long as they don't start the fight, we'll back `em up and join the riot!

10. Respect is the 1st thing that should be practiced at home. Every day, every hour, every minute, every second.

As one of my friends would put it, "I want my child to grow as an independent individual, learn from how we've brought them up especially the values that they can pass on to the next generation that reflects what kind of parents we had been to them."

So, what would you do?

Thanks to: Mario, JV, FiFi, Erwin V., Manu, and Long
Picture courtesy of: www.prosperouspeasant.com

Children see, children do

noreply@blogger.com (Chillhut) — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 06:41:00 +0000

I'm back again with my commercial addictions. Hehe.

This is probably the most disturbing thing. Although we do see this happen everyday, we can't do a thing about it.
I have a baby sister, and she really do imitate everything I do. From changing the t.v channels,
from combing my hair, even the way our father snores!

Imagine if she saw someone cursing the world for no reason, you can bet your life on it, she will try to imitate it.
Kids do these things, because they see adults do it and they think it's right.
And then, when these kids grow up like their ill-mannered parents,
they point their finger at their kid's friends.
Yeah, like, LOL.

Hate lizards? Don't!

noreply@blogger.com (Chillhut) — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 08:52:00 +0000

The Commercial freak is back!

I must admit, this is one sad, yet funny commercial.

Two loving zards, and a bunch of folks. There's a love story in between, but can't help but laugh at the end. Check it out. :D

Video courtesy of Youtube and ryoga316

Formatting your drive?

noreply@blogger.com (Chillhut) — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 07:29:00 +0000

Alright. Before anything else, make sure you have these things prepared before the setup:

*windows xp/vista cd and it's cd key.
*your video and sound drivers. (it's the cd that came in with your motherboard.)
*USB drive or a blank cd for backing up important files before format.
*iced tea. The setup's gonna take quite a while so... you might get thirsty.

Aryt. Now that you've got everything you need, start backing up them files.

~When that's done, insert you windows xp/vista cd and restart your system.
~Wait for the "press any key" sign, and well, press any key. LOL
~Wait until the loading process is done and follow the instructions.

   *You will be asked if you want to setup windows xp. Just press enter.
   *Press F8 (agree) to move on.
   *Choose the drive you want to format and press D to delete partition.
   *A confirmation will appear, just press L.
   *After that, you'll see an "unpartitioned space" and it's details. You have to create a partition if you plan on having dual drives. (Note: you can choose to install windows on a single drive using the whole hard disk space. But having two drives is more convenient.)
   *If you want to install windows using the whole HD space, just press ENTER.
   *From there, you will be asked if what kind of format you'd like to process. Choose "NTFS" only. Not the QUICK one. (Note: it's much slower, but it's much safer.)
   *It will then start to format the drive and install the necessary files. When it's done, it will restart on it's own. The "press any key" sign will appear again. Don't do anything. Just let it boot on it's own.
   *Wait until the Windows Xp logo comes up.
   *You will be then instructed by the cd. Things will get easier from there. All you have to do is click next and next.. until it's done with the installation.
   *Congratulations! You have just completed installing a fresh copy of windows.

INSTALLING THE DRIVERS.

Don't expect to have a fast frame rate and hear sounds after the windows setup.

Now you have to insert the Video and sound driver cds. Let it run on it's own. But if it doesn't have an Auto-Run, you could just open it manually. Open the Cd folders and double click SETUP.EXE. Instructions will be given from the setup window of your driver's cd.

After installing both drivers, restart your system and that's it!
I'm sorry I couldn't post pictures for this one. But I've got a video tutorial on YT. For more infos, send me an e-mail at: sleepy_me7@yahoo.com.ph

Video courtesy of Youtube and videotuner.

Funny one!

noreply@blogger.com (Chillhut) — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 07:33:00 +0000

I'm sorry I wasn't able to post lately. I'm quite busy at the moment, see?
Anyway, here's a video for you to laugh about. Have fun!

Computer problems??

noreply@blogger.com (Chillhut) — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 06:59:00 +0000

Having some troubles with your pc? Slowdowns maybe? Read on.

Here are some of the obvious reasons that makes your computer drag a lot and basic troubleshooting you can do.

~ Virus/Trojans/Malware ~

What to do?

- Download an anti-virus that you trust and update it. Make a scan on your pc and delete the viruses that'll appear. I recommend using AVAST! and Spybot which are free for home use. You can download them at http://www.download.com.

Note: Some viruses are almost impossible to delete by such anti-virus softwares and formatting your system is sometimes the best option.

~ Registry overload ~

- After some years of using your computer, including installation of softwares, can slow down your system. This is because of registry overload. Every time you install, download softwares, it creates a registry for easier process the next time you open or reinstall a certain file. But too much of this can clog up your hard drive space and create traffic. Some of these registries can be safely deleted. I recommend using CCleaner. You can download it HERE or visit http://download.com and search "ccleaner".

Note: Make sure before you delete your registries, you're familiar with them and that you make backups of it. Ccleaner can also do that for you.

~ Too much start-up processes ~

- Okay, this might be a little bit to confusing. Just hang in there. Hehe

Whenever you turn on your computer, several softwares that are installed in your system automatically starts up and run in background for easy access. Maybe it's your firewall, printer, camera softwares, etc.. If you rarely use some of these, you can disable them and just open them manually when needed.

To do this: Click START, then click RUN. Type in "msconfig" (without quotations) and press enter. Click the tab "startup" on top and uncheck the things you don't want to run on start-up. Click OK then restart your pc.

Note: Before doing this, make sure that you are familiar with the installed softwares or have someone who is. Unchecking things randomly might harm your system.

Hi honey! I'm bored.. plans?

noreply@blogger.com (Chillhut) — Sat, 30 May 2009 08:07:00 +0000

Bring that excitement back!

Admit it. You felt it at least once, right? That "we've done it all" feeling that makes you *sigh*. Wouldn't it be fun if you could just read his/her mind so you'll know what to do next? Don't you just wish you were like the old days, the courting, teasing , everything. That thrill that makes you jump from floor to ceiling. Having smiles that you just can't seem to erase. Lying in bed but you can't sleep, `cause you can't stop thinking about that special moment you just had. That first kiss you can't get over with. Rewind time? Sorry, you can't. But you can relive everything or do other stuff and give your relationship another boost.

When it comes to love, small thinking is the way to go.

~ Get wet ~

Have you tried jogging with him/her first thing in the morning? How about yoga? Hehe. Dancing. Yeah that's it. Oh, you can't dance? No problem. The point is to feel each other's heart. Just relax, close your eyes, and let the music take you guys away.

~ Meet for a midnight snack ~

Having some grub late at night can give a more romantic feeling than you canever imagine. It's like as if you're both free from everything. The cold breeze'll make you feel like hugging each other. Doing this also gives you a better good night's sleep.

~ Mini dates ~

This is always taken for granted. Most couples hang out longer than they should, and in the longrun, they tend to get bored. That's because, they feel that everything's been said and that things are getting repetitive. They ran out of things to say, or to do on their date. "Mini dates" are limited, say 15 or 30 minutes and then you part ways. Not only that it gives you a bit more limitation, it also gives you both a chance to feel "hanging" or "bitin". (I don't know the right translation for that, so sorry.)

~ Go see a fortune teller ~

I got this one from a magazine. I think it's a fun idea. But if one of you is a strong believer of such things, then maybe it's a bad idea. Ask things like, "what's `gonna happen after this and that, or will I be a rock star or something? "It's just something for you guys to laugh about. `Ya know, just for kicks. :D

~ Act like jerks ~

Here's an idea. Go get yourselves some fries or burger from McDonalds and eat it at Jollibee. Or drop some coins in some kiddie ride and just leave it. Or ask a security guard the time... 10 times. Hehe. Yeah, well I always wanted to that.

The older we get, the boring we become. The trick is to act like kids. Just don't get carried away too much though.

Have fun!

(photo downloaded from http://www.free-stockphotos.com.)

Piano and Narra Round Table For SALE (antiques)

noreply@blogger.com (Chillhut) — Tue, 26 May 2009 12:23:00 +0000

This is a Minorreto Piano made in U.S.A.

Narra round dining table with 4 chairs.

For more infos, contact Mrs. Leila Alegre only, at (02)7248286

For Real Estate, please do visit http://failoom.sulit.com.ph

Love..

noreply@blogger.com (Chillhut) — Sat, 23 May 2009 10:01:00 +0000

How far can you go?

This video shows a woman who suffers from a serious illness and has lost all hope. Her boyfriend tries to make her the happiest woman in anyway he can, even if it means he'll hurt himself in the long run.

Yes, it's a common story. But after I watched it -- well, during actually -- I did felt sad and a bit envious. The guy was so inlove that I.. o gosh.. I wish I could do that. :') Well anyway, I do hope that a lot of commercial industries make more of these type of ads. Not only that it gives a short entertainment, it does affect the lives of some.

To check out more of these videos, just log on to youtube and search "thai life insurance". I don't know why it was named liked that and what it's relation to the video, but hey, still a fantastic job. Ciao.

How fast or how slow can you learn?

noreply@blogger.com (Chillhut) — Sat, 23 May 2009 02:00:00 +0000

This topic I found at our local papers caught my eye. It's rather interesting to find out if our brain is a good knowledge absorber or something that gets wasted every time. Some people will find this easy to answer. Some would actually say that it's a choice. In my lifetime, I've seen two types of these learners. People who learn fast but forget fast, and people who learn slow but "gets it" quickly.

Whether it's academic, life wisdom, or something that heightens up your reflexes, it is your basis if you are a fast or a slow catcher. Here are some of the things I learned in my 20+ years:

1. At the end of the day, all that matters is self-respect. (Rocky movie)
2. A tomato is a fruit.
3. Unprepared events are the best parties around.
4. I.Q tests looks very easy, but you'll never get a perfect score.
5. You really can identify one's personality through music.
6. Paranoia hurts you even before the real thing happens.
7. Real friends don't just listen and understand your problems. They scold at you.
8. Negative thinkers really do end up poor, financially or emotionally.
9. Hugs are better than kisses. Anyone can fake a kiss.
10. It's not embarrassing to ask. (This is very important)

Well, that's that. Got something new lately?

Dreams

noreply@blogger.com (Chillhut) — Fri, 22 May 2009 07:33:00 +0000

Okay, here's a sample of my weirdest dream ever.

"I was riding the train to a destination that I don't even know where. I got down to a stop that I thought I was familiar of, I thought it was a mall. The entrance was filled with ice that looked like snow from a cliff, as if it were made for skiing. As I ventured this humongous mall, I saw the longest escalator. Connecting the 1st floor up to the 7th. Then, I saw someone, I don' know who, but I got so scared and ran away from it and ended up at the beach! Woah, that was fast. And then I swam the ocean, and then..."

I could go on really. But it's quite long and it's fascanating that I remembered most of it. Well, that's because I've dreamt about it a couple of times, consecutively! For me, I considered that dream as some sort of premonition. That maybe someday, I'll get to own a mall of my own (without those weird things of course).

On the other hand, I find it really interesting that I can't help but tell this to my friends and wait for their opinions. They all thought it was rather funny, and for some, they told me that I've been watching too much tv. (it's true..) So.. I told this story to some of the folks at home, most of them are quite old, and from where I grew up, people are superstitious and they do believe that dreams have meanings. I remember when I asked my grandmother for her opinion, she said "have you seen any numbers? `cause if you did, they could be the winning lottery numbers". Also, a woman from our neighborhood (yes, I admit. I kinda like gossiping with these kind of topics) told me that if there were people there that I knew, especially the person that I ran from, could be some enemy or something that I feared the most and that I should be on the look out for something suspicious. That's a laugh. Although it did made some sense, why in the world would I heighten up my Alert for something that I'm not certain of?

Anyway, based on my statistics (hehe), a lot of people do believe that when you dream about numbers, they could be the lottery winning numbers. I don't know where they got their "facts", but I think it's very irrational. Maybe because the pot money is getting higher everyday and these people are so desparate to have instant cash. My opinion? Get more sleep, less work, more fun. That's all you need. If you need more money, don't invest to something that gives you 0.0000001% ROI. Instead, invest it to something more profitable. Business perhaps? Or just save your bettings and put it to good use. Saving 20 bucks a day can give you 600 at the end of the month. Not bad. Ciao!

Waiting for the uncertain

noreply@blogger.com (Chillhut) — Thu, 21 May 2009 10:20:00 +0000

I grew up like everybody else. Simple, nothing that special.
Everyday I wake up and get to kiss good morning
the people that took care of me even
before I knew how to spell my first name.
People who I believed to be my real parents.

They’re my grandparents. I called them Mom and Dad.
My real mom said she needed some time, maybe to find
her inner self, and with confidence, left me to stay with her parents.
I never complained about her decision because I know, I’m in good hands.
My uncle, who also lived with us, took the job of being my brother.
He also took part in shaping my personality as I grew older which I am proud of.
As a child, having an uncle for a brother was quite rewarding.
My life was complete.

Living in a family who earned the respect of many, forced me to be sociable
and gave me the chance to know a lot of different people
of different ages. Having introduced as their grandson,
made me feel a bit embarrassed.
Although I have a lot to be proud of, not having your real
parents beside you, made me feel envious of other kids.
Nonetheless, I’m very much happy and satisfied.

My mom came back. I’m glad she did. But now,
she has a new husband. It was rather awkward being
with someone new who is willing to accept me to be his own son.
By God’s grace, I learned to accept him as well.
He has three children with my mom, and I’m very happy to have siblings to love and lead.
Thanks to him, I now have a family. A complete one.

As time pass and my mind matures, questions about my biological father
was beginning to surface. I asked my mom and my grandparents
about the truth. Why did he leave? Will he come back?
They could not answer the latter. Instead, they convinced me
that I should just take advantage that I still have them and concentrate
on my studies and someday, be proud that I made
it through life without a father.
There were no space for arguments. It was suffer or move on.

I continued my life as I struggle to get out of high school.
Thinking that things will be much better as soon as I finish my studies.
I’ve set goals, doing each step necessary to accomplish my dreams.
Get a degree, move on to business and live the life I’ve always wanted.
Being wealthy was in fact, the center of my inspiration.
I’ve always known that being financially secured was a big source of happiness.
Until one day,
I received an instant message on my social network account
that made me think otherwise.

It was a man who carries the same name like I do.
He asked me about my parents, and ended his message with a hint,
“we could be close relatives”.
I was stunned. I couldn’t breathe.
I saw his picture, and I was dead certain that he is my father.
After twenty long years, this is the first time that I’m having a conversation with my real father.

Other than excitement, I also felt anger. I wanted to ask him tons of questions. Hard questions that only starts with “what” and “why”. It took me sometime to think things over. I pictured possible scenes that might happen depending on various decisions. But clearly, I did felt some sort of relief. Because right now, my biological father’s just an e-mail away.
Considering that, I hope things will be okay and it will only bring out something for me to be happy about.