Showing posts with label summer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label summer. Show all posts

Saturday, March 6, 2010

Ang Babaeng Idinenay ni Aljur!

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Naging malaking isyu rin ang paglalabas namin ng litrato ng isang babae na naghahabol umano kay Aljur Abrenica. Siya ang idinenay umano ni Aljur na naka-date sa Puerto Galera noong nakaraang summer. Ang very intriguing sa kuwento, minolestiya umano ni Aljur ang girl na lumalabas na isa palang menor de edad! Ang lahat naman ng kuwento ng babae ay marring pinabulaanan ng kampo ni Aljur.

Malayo na ang itinakbo ng usaping ito. Nasa korte na ang kasong isinampa ng girl laban kay Aljur, at nagbigay na rin ng counter affidavit ang kampo ni Aljur. Patuloy pa rin tayong susubaybay sa magiging takbo ng usaping ito.

Taken from Pinoy Parazzi



Monday, January 18, 2010

Land And Sea Breezes

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air circulation along coasts during summer, developed when the overall pressure gradient is at its lowest. During the day, the Sun warms the land more than the adjacent sea and so the air above the land becomes warmer and thus rises. This produces a convective motion with the cooler air for the sea moving onto the land. At night the situation is reversed because the sea is warmer than the land.

Taken from Dictionary of Science

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A sea-breeze (or onshore breeze) is a wind from the sea that develops over land near coasts. It is formed by increasing temperature differences between the land and water which create a pressure minimum over the land due to its relative warmth and forces higher pressure, cooler air from the sea to move inland. Generally, air temperature gets cooler relative to nearby locations as one moves closer to a large body of water.

At night, the land cools off quicker than the ocean due to differences in their specific heat values, which forces the dying of the daytime sea breeze. If the land cools below that of the adjacent sea surface temperature, the pressure over the water will be lower than that of the land, setting up a land breeze as long as the environmental surface wind pattern is not strong enough to oppose it. If there is sufficient moisture and instability available, the land breeze can cause showers or even thunderstorms, over the water. Overnight thunderstorm development offshore due to the land breeze can be a good predictor for the activity on land the following day, as long as there are no expected changes to the weather pattern over the following 12–24 hours. This is mainly because the strength of the land breeze is weaker than the sea breeze. The land breeze will die once the land warms up again the next morning.

Taken from Wikipedia



Thursday, December 24, 2009

Making Life Work: Summer at Last!


You thought it would never arrive. Summer!* It's a time to relax, let down and just plain goof off--or is it?

Summer vacation is a time to be refreshed from the hectic school pace. Yet it is also a time of opportunity.

Ah, summer! Time to relax, have fun and do nothing. Or is it?

Read this timely proverb: "He who gathers in summer is a wise son, but he who sleeps in harvest is a son who causes shame" (Proverbs 10:5, New King James Version).

Sure, you can sleep in and rest up for a few days. But don't just while away your time. Summer will be over before you know it. Remember the story about the grasshopper who fiddled away the summer, while making fun of diligent ants? He was left out in the cold when the snow fell. Here are a few tips toward a sensational summer:

Have fun! Enjoy pursuits you've been wishing you had time for.

Broaden your experience. Expand your education through new and challenging adventures. Watch for worthwhile chances to travel. See some local sights you have missed.

Spend time with your family. With schoolwork and activities out of the way, you can suggest and plan outings to build closer family relationships.

Make some money. If you want to save for college, but that microcomputer or take that trip, now is your chance to prepare. A summer job can also add to your education and help you get ready for future employment.

Prepare for next term. Get a jump on the coming semester by reading ahead for book reports, or by starting extra credit projects.

Above all, don't waste those precious weeks. Really use the time, taking care to avoid anything you will look back on with regret.

- By Jim Roberts

* Sorry. Those of you in the Southern Hemisphere will have to wait a bit longer!

Taken from Youth 90 magazine