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  1. Good morning everyone! Double yellow for today 😀
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  2. I’m not telling DND how to do their jobs but, shouldn’t they be focusing on enforcing our rights in the Philippine Sea? It’s their mandate to protect the country from outside threats and inside threats. But this is just weird. Fighting UP students and teachers? On Social media? Like an old person? Saving the students from being recruited? The University develops great minds into greater minds, not mediocre minds into less mediocre. If a student got recruited by the rebels... by all means deal with them your way. Those easily manipulated students were destined to be printed as casualties in the newspapers anyways. Anong klaseng matalino ang galing sa hirap at pupunta pa din sa bundok para maghirap? Sinisira lang ng mga yan ang reputation ng UP. Ako galing sa mahirap, papunta sa parlor para magpaganda... to manipulate men, so that they may burn bright! Please click the heart —>
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  3. Meanwhile, on the other side of the planet... breakfast is served! My favorite sunny side up egg!
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  4. Major cities in Japan are in lockdown. No ramen this weekend. Another supermarket bento meal 😀
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  5. Late working lunch... I always work through lunch and sometimes dinner... Chicken adobo today
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  6. Tidtad babi (Dinuguan kapampangan)
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  8. Spicy Jin ramen. I can't finish it. I noticed, I'm eating less and less everyday.
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  9. i dont think i will eat this all! Sa totoo lng cravings lang pero after maluto wala nako gana😓 Time check 1:40am craving satisfied.. bakedsushi,veggie dumpling samyang spicy cheese flavor
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  10. I wonder why the admissions are questionable? Didn't they pass the UPCAT? What makes middle class or low income more deserving of a spot in UP? Everybody is treated equally. Their minds evaluated regardless of social status and financial standing. So if someone rich passed the UPCAT, then he/she deserves to be an isko/iska. If someone from the middle class or low income sector passed UPCAT, then they are also deserving. No bias. No prejudice. Just a community of young minds. I came from a middle class family and mingled with those from the rich ones. Our professors graded us based on performance and not by how much our families are worth. Also, yes the Filipino people paid for our tuition.. not the government as they seem to always forget. And like other universities, the youths are enriching their minds not only academically but socially and politically. The youth, not just those from UP, are voicing out injustices. They fight for freedom. Freedom from oppression. Freedom from corruption. They ask for good governance. Again, not just UP youth. Lastly, out of hundreds of thousands of students, how many ended up an NPA? This isn't about protecting the youth. This is now about silencing critics.
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  11. SPAM Tocino flavor - and the best way to eat it:
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  12. Half a bowl of lomi... Since I started my diet a week ago, I noticed that my capacity to eat is becoming less and less..
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  13. What is Your Favorite Sneaker Brand? Please don't forget to answer the survey, thanks ?
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  14. Is Bong Go significant in Philippine politics?
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  15. Internet trolls hate UP. Why? Is it just because they need a target of their hates? Is it social polarity? Did they not pass the UPCAT? Do these trolls even pay taxes which they claim are used to pay for tuitions? UP has produced a lot of good citizens that are the backbone of this country. The latest issue is the UP-DND Accord. Where are the big names who are products of UP? Cayetano? Pangilinan? Villar? Aquino? Gordon? Bondoc? (list cut short for brevity) What can they do about this? Help?
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  16. Please stay on topic. Babymaker can make a more appropriate topic if he wishes. Sad Flyer can follow Babymaker to the new thread to continue their discussions. Stay bright and open-minded gentlemen. Matalino tayo lahat dito. 🙂
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  17. Incompetence. In this age of information, publishing wrong information online is equivalent to throwing a grenade to a wrong place. I flip math test papers upside down and let my kids solve it. I tell them if you can't solve it upside down then you won't be able to solve it in a spaceship on the way to Mars. Can you see how far away the people in charge of posting the information is compared to my kids? There is just no words to describe the level of incompetence of these kind of people. I will stop now, my face has turned red from face palming myself. We sincerely apologize for those who were inadvertently affected by inconsistencies regarding the List of Students who joined the NPA (Died or Captured) that was posted in the AFP Information Exchange Facebook account. That article has since been immediately taken down or deleted from our social media accounts. The Office of the J7, AFP is already conducting an internal investigation as to how the list got published. Personnel who are responsible will be held to account. We want to assure the public that we are now reviewing our processes and procedures to ensure that similar incident will not happen again in the future. The Office of J7, AFP remains committed to providing and disseminating information on social media platforms that will contribute to a better Philippines for all.
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  18. He was made to be significant. He's being groomed for higher post. Endorsed by the president himself. Imagine the millions of folks who still trust this administration. Now if the leader said, I completely trust this guy... Wouldn't the herd trust him too? So yes, he is significant and more likely will run as president. Unless, someone more beloved by the masses runs, like Pacquiao. The "top" candidate is Sarah Du30, but based on recent articles she doesn't have her father's endorsement. So it is more likely to be Bong Go as a presidentiable. And yes, he has that power. He has the president wrapped around his finger. More like an evil first state councilor... The one who secretly wants to usurp the throne.
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  19. Not yet...Still waiting to have more data on long-term results. Jus simply doing all necessary precautions and wearing PPE's for safety.
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  20. Toss up among Adidas, Tiger Asics, New Balance but after seeing my rotation, it's the Nike Air series for me - AirMax 1, AirMax 90 and Vapormax.
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  21. century tuna, ligo and 555 sardines + reno liver spread
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  22. H2o,chia,fresh mint,lemon... try it guys..
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  23. 1. Spaghetti 2. Sinangag, tuyo at fried egg 3. Nilagang baka
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  26. In terms of sneakers, New Balance is coming out with some awesome pairs. 574 327 Vision Racer
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  28. kapag nasabahay ako quick food ko tinapay or crackers kapag sa labas bag ko may lamang candy and bubblegum?
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  29. Can anyone DM me a possible vaccination schedule or site? and cost estimates? Thanks!
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  30. Adidas makes really comfy shoes. Nike makes cool looking shoes but not as comfy as Adidas.
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  31. Pares Buy 1 take 1 burgers Shawarma
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  32. He he he ... If I'm not mistaken, no vaccines have been authorized for use in the Philippines as of this writing. Sat. 02 Jan. If anyone answers "yes" now, he / she may be investigated by the government in reference to unauthorized use of vaccines.
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  33. AstraZeneca is a British-Swedish multinational pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical company that focuses on the development and commercialization of prescription medicine. Their medicines are targeted for the treatment of cardiovascular, metabolic, respiratory, inflammation, autoimmune, oncology, infection, and neuroscience diseases. AstraZeneca collaborated with the University of Oxford to create a COVID-19 vaccine. How their vaccine works: Like Russia’s Sputnik V, AstraZeneca’s vaccines use a genetically altered virus called adenovirus. This virus, which is not harmful to recipients, will carry spike protein (like the “crowns” in coronavirus). Injecting this, in theory, will help the immune system to recognize and attack coronavirus. AstraZeneca’s vaccine requires a regular fridge temperature for storage. Status development: AstraZeneca and the University of Oxford announced on December 8 that it finished the Phase 3 interim analysis for the vaccine. The researchers noted that the efficacy rate for two doses – with the first dose at half strength – reached 90 percent. While a combination of two full-strength doses only resulted in 62 percent efficacy. Issues and concerns: Scientists questioned the vaccine efficacy rate after the reported error in dosage. In a report published by the New York Times on November 25, experts inquired how the combination of half dosage for the first shot and full dosage for the second shot resulted in a 90 percent efficacy rate.
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  34. COVAX Facility, also known as the COVID-19 Vaccines Global Acces Facility, is a global mechanism designed to guarantee rapid, fair, and equitable access to COVID-19 vaccines worldwide. It is co-led by Gavi, an international organization created to improve access to new and underused vaccines, along with the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations and the World Health Organization. The Philippines joined COVAX Facility in July. How does COVAX Facility work? “The COVAX Facility will make investments across a broad portfolio of promising vaccine candidates (including those being supported by CEPI) to make sure at-risk investment in manufacturing happens now,” Gavi explained. Since it follows a pooling process, COVAX can ensure rapid access to vaccines. Status about COVID-19 vaccine: According to the Philippines’ vaccine czar Galvez, about 80 percent of the vaccines in the global market were already taken by rich countries. The COVAX Facility, on the other hand, was able to acquire 2 percent. This means that the country is “fighting” to secure the other 18 percent of the vaccine supply.
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  35. Sinovac is a Beijing-based biopharmaceutical company founded in 2001. Their focus is on the research, development, and manufacture of vaccines against infectious diseases such as H1N1 influenza and COVID-19. How their vaccine works: Unlike Moderna, which uses RNA in its vaccines, Sinovac’s CoronaVac relies on inactivated pathogens that are grown and killed in laboratories. Similar to the inactivated vaccines used for polio, this vaccine uses the killed viruses to produce antigens which signal the immune system to attack the virus causing COVID-19. CoronaVac can be stored in a standard refrigerator at 2-8 degrees Celsius. Status development: In October, Sinovac submitted its application to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) of the Philippines to conduct Phase 3 clinical trials for CoronaVac in the country. COVID-19 policy chief implementer and vaccine czar Carlito Galvez, Jr. earlier said that the vaccine may be the first to be rolled out in the country, probably by the first quarter of 2021. Sinovac has yet to report the efficacy rate of CoronaVac. Issues and concerns: Sinovac has been recently reported to be involved in a bribery scandal. However, the company cleared out its CEO, Yin Weidong, of the accusations. Roll-out: According to Galvez, they are already finalizing negotiations with Sinovac. He said the pharmaceutical firm vowed to supply vaccines in the country by April 2021. However, Galvez negotiated to get it by March.
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