The Freudian Slip Of A Bacolodnon

The schedule is in and as of May 1, 2006 I will be starting my PGI-ship at Bacolod Our Lady of Mercy Specialty Hospital. From May to June, I will be rotating at the Dept of Surgery. July to August, I will be rotating at the Dept of Pediatrics. Sep't to October, I will be with the Dep't of OB-GYNE. November to December, I will be working with the City Health for my Community Exposure. January 2007 to February, I will be at the Dep't of Internal Medicine. March to April 2007 will be electives. So far, everything is okay. We have our own quarters, fully air-conditioned. I'm planning to bring my pc. I am teamed up with Con-Con and Melvin. I just actually came from the Fellowship dinner for the incoming interns and it was really a casual occasion. I was congratulated by my Pediatrician who happens to be my son's pediatrician too. Work is 24 hours a day every 3 days. The rest of the days are from 8 to 5, unless if it's a holiday which is only until 12. Weekends are h...

graduation day, april 9, 2006 Bayen Trademark being interviewed by a local TV network right after the graduation rites Bayen Trademark Me, Rien and Roann my wife Bayen Trademark Some of the Graduating Class of 2006 Bayen Trademark Doctor of Medicine Bayen Trademark Big Smile Bayen Trademark I never noticed how fast time went by until April 9, 2006 came and I went up the stage to get my diploma. I am now a graduate of the College of Medicine of the University of Saint La Salle and now I am a Doctor of Medicine. It was supposed to be a historical day. It was the day the pioneer batch of the College of Medicine graduated. It was the day I became technically a Doctor in Medicine. It was also the day when after 20 years, I finally graduated from my alma mater. I have been a Lasallian since Grade One and I am one of three who received the Alma Mater award, a loyalty award given to graduating students who have been a student of the University since the elementary years. We were 24 who graduat...

This Holy Thursday, I wanted to make a reflection on my sinful life and I came across this website where I am tested on how sinful I am. So I took the test and here are the results. "Bien, you're more sinful than the average person. And it's affecting your life in ways you might not realize. For one thing, if you aren't careful, your drive to excel at all costs may ultimately be your downfall. Feeling good about your successes might be a gratifying way to acknowledge your work and position in life. Still, you, in particular, should beware of prioritizing your achievements above other things and using them as a way to feel superior to others. If you continue to do so, you might find yourself jeopardizing the things that are most important to you." Oh well, It would be easy for me to admit that I am no angel but I aint going to Hell either. So I may either do a John Constantine and fight off the devils that possess others or better fight the demons that possess me. ...

Hmmm.... let me see.... Bayen Trademark Your true color is Brown! What's Your True Color? Brought to you by Tickle "Bien, your true color is Brown! You're brown, a credible, stable color that's reminiscent of fine wood, rich leather, and wistful melancholy. Most likely, you're a logical, practical person ruled more by your head than your heart. With your inquisitive mind and insatiable curiosity, you're probably a great problem solver. And you always gather all of the facts before coming to a timely, informed decision. Easily intrigued, you're constantly finding new ways to challenge your mind, whether it's by reading the newspaper, playing a trivia game, or composing a piece of music. Brown is an impartial, neutral color, which means you tend to see the difference between fact and opinion easily and are open to many points of view. Trustworthy and steady, you really are a brown at heart."

The Shroud of Turin Bayen Trademark Here is an excerpt from a website which analyzes the controversial Shroud of Turin. "If we want to believe that the Shroud is not genuine then we have to consider some basic questions. How did the faker of relics accomplish this and produce these pictures of Jesus. 1) How did a faker of relics alter the chemical properties of the carbohydrate coating to create the color and how did he do so with such artistic precision -- on both sides of the cloth? 2) The history of art is the story of the evolution of styles, techniques, methods and technology. Every work of art and fakery is no exception. Every form of art and craft has its precedents. When a new technique is discovered it is exploited. Over time every worthwhile technique is refined and improved. Where are the precedents for pictures such as those that we find on the Shroud? Where are the other works in this once-upon-a-time new-found technology? Are we to imagine that some genius invented a...

Boracay 2002 Bayen Trademark School is officially over and the road to the beaches are open! For some of you who may be wondering where to celebrate 2 months of sun, sand and fun, Here's a link to the best beaches and "sun" spots here in the Philippines Philippine Beaches! So get tanned and wade in the bluest waters and whitest sands in the summer destination of SouthEast Asia!