Strategy on how to beat Chicken Chase Level 50

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I've managed to come up with a strategy plan in order to beat Level 50 of Chicken Chase. It was after a few attempts in trying to win the game of course! You know, I was able to beat it a couple of times before. But recently, just when I tried it once more, I couldn't pass the last level. And so it suddenly gave me an idea on how about making a way on how to beat the game. I've tried and tried until I came up with a solution. And here it is.

The first thing I've bought was the grey hen, the one that enables eggs to hatch after sitting on them. Gather some coins until you can purchase the pink elephant that helps you against ravens and wolves. However, even though you have the elephant, you'll still encounter ravens trying to scoop up your chickens and wolves eating them so better enhance your gun.

Hatch some eggs. I've hatched the black ones (roosters) especially the light blue ones. The more you have them and the earlier you can have them the better. Don't hatch the pink ones yet. Sell them for $ 500 early in the game. The light blue chickens are the ones that eat eggs so you can have blue gems. Blue gems sell for $ 300 each.

You can buy the mouse which helps you to collect money. When you have sufficient funds, buy a lot of egg-laying hens. Yes, I'm referring to the yellow ones. You could also buy grey hens. You could aso purchase the feed enhancing food and the amount-you-throw food.

Just when you have at least gathered around 200+ number of blue gems (the game requires you to collect 80 blue gems), start hatching the pink ones. The pink chickens will convert the blue chickens into red gems in which you have to collect at least 50 of it. Prices of red gems vary depending on the age of the chicken. When a blue chicken is due, I think you can sell it for $ 5,000 if I'm not mistaken. But if it is converted to a red gem, it sells for a whooping $ 12,000! But how will you know if the chicken is due? Simple. Notice the font is blue when you're in the selling mode.
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Pure Beauty Antioxidant Essence

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I was asked by my mom to pay the electricity bill at the main office when I suddenly felt the mood to stroll around the mall. And so off I went to SM after paying the bill since it was one ride away from our house. Originally, I was planning to buy a Pure Beauty eye cream at Watsons. The store attendant, however, told me that they have no more available stocks. (Aww..) After taking some time, I bought Pure Beauty Antioxidant Essence instead which costs at around 268 pesos.

Although I haven't got what I wanted to buy in the first place, I'm still happy because I've been meaning to purchase and use an essence. I was hoping and wishing way back when I was still studying that there will be an essence that will be inexpensive. It was a bit frustrating because serums/essences would normally cost 1000 plus or higher and I think those were a total rip-off! Thank God, another wish on my wishlist was granted. I was super excited and was so eager that I used it immediately after I went back home. I could say, this essence smells great. But let me try this one if it will turn out good.
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Network Prefixes for Globe, Touch Mobile, Smart, Talk n Text and Sun Cellular

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Below are the prefixes of different networks.

Those numbers that starts with
0905
0906
0915
0916
0917
0925
0926
0927
0935
0936
0937
0996
0997
are Globe or Touch Mobile subscribers.

Those numbers that starts with
0907
0908
0909
0910
0912
0918
0919
0920
0921
0928
0929
0930
0938
0939
0989
0999
0948
0949
are Smart or Talk 'n Text subscribers.

Those numbers that starts with
0922
0923
0932
0933
are Sun Cellular subscribers.
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Chicken Chase Tips and Hints on Level 46: how to beat the game

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I've finally beat Chicken Chase Level 46! Hooray! hooray! Hephep Hooray! Let's do the Chicken Dance! Haha.

The objective of this level is to gather 20 black eggs for 5 minutes? I'm not quite sure.

Ace time is 4 minutes and I've managed to finished it at around 3:22 minutes.

At first I was really getting frustrated on how to pass this level. So I went to search here in the cyberworld of Internet but to no avail. So I've decided to once again try to beat the game on my own.

After some time and after some tries, I was able to succeed and get the technique on how to pass Chicken Chase level 46. How? It's simple. Here are some tips and hints on how to beat the game:

1. Upgrade your weapon. Ravens attack at almost anytime which can be super duper annoying but can also be helpful since a raven will give you 50/hit and wolf/500/hits. You can use the money to buy chickens or to upgrade.

2. Try to get as much Chicken as you can as early as possible. I'm referring to the chickens which costs 100 each. I've discovered that the more chickens that you have, the more frequent they lay black eggs. You can still hatch eggs but once you have bought a lot of chickens, I encourage you to click the eggs so that other chickens can lay their eggs too.

3. Upgrade the quality and quantity of your chicken feeds. But of course, the more chickens that you have, the more you have to feed them.

Hope that helps!




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Maxell DVD-R 1-16x

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The Maxell DVD-R 1-16x from CD-R King costs around 9.00 php. Though it says 4.7 GB, it actually allows you to burn files up to 4.38 GB only.
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On Diabetes: Type I and Type II

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Diabetes? Once you've got it, you'll have to deal with it for the rest of your life. But this may or may not apply to the third type.

To begin with, there are 3 kinds of diabetes: Diabetes mellitus type I, Diabetes mellitus type II and Gestational diabetes. But I'll focus more on the first two.

The first type of diabetes calls for an insulin. Hence, they are insulin-dependent. This type is usually inherited. The body cannot produce enough insulin or there is no insulin at all so they have to administer insulin for the rest of their life.

The second one is more related on lifestyle. This type of diabetes is actually preventable. In this type of diabetes, the body (particularly the pancreas) is producing insulin but there is a resistance to it. The people who are vulnerable and are most likely to be at risk are those who are obese or overweight and more often than not, those that lead a sedentary lifestyle. Do you know that it doesn't mean that if you look a little chubby, you are already considered overweight? You can be slim-looking but remember that looks can be deceiving. In order to check if you have a normal weight, you have to compute for your body mass index (BMI) and check what category do you belong. Normal? Underweight? Overweight? Obese? I remember my professor telling the class that her BMI was normal in the United States but was overweight in the Philippines. So I guess, the BMI range for each country/race differs.

As we age, our body's ability to produce insulin decreases. Insulin makes energy and glucose metabolism possible. In simple words, insulin enables the body to use glucose. Now, how do these connect with the development of Diabetes mellitus type II? For every carbohydrate that we consume, there is a corresponding insulin necessary in order for the body to utilize it.

There is a saying that goes "Anything more or less is bad." If we eat carbohydrates that goes beyond the amount of insulin produced, the first thing that the pancreas will do is to compensate. It will try to produce more insulin. And more and more insulin until such time that the pancreas will be exhausted. When that happens, there will be no glucose metabolism. Afterwards, there will be a lot of glucose in the blood. If there is a lot of glucose in the blood and this goes on for a long period of time, then... taadah! Congratulations, you may have acquired diabetes.

But of course, diabetes does not happen overnight. Diabetes type II is lifestyle-related. So before you have it, take it to heart that prevention of diseases is always way better than cure.



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How to get to Rotary Center from Manila

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From Manila: Take a jeep or fx bound to SM Fairview or SM North/Trinoma or Project 6. Do not ride on a jeepney bound to Project 2, 3 or 8. Drop off at Pantranco Overpass. Landmark is Jollibee. You will not take the overpass. On the other side of the street, you will see a 7-11 store. When you walk on the street nearest to the overpass, you will see a dunkin donuts and a sogo hotel. Walk straight ahead until you find a barangay hall. The rotary center is just beside that barangay hall.
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How to Apply for the Nursing Licensure Exam (Philippines)

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Atlas, you've finished your degree in Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Probably your next stop would be taking the nursing licensure examination. But wait, where do you start?

Of course you may check and accomplish first the important requirements needed which includes:

* 3 pieces of colored passport size picture with name tag in white background (scanned or photocopied picture is not allowed)
* Transcript of Records (TOR) and NSO birth certificate (Bring the original & produce a photocopy of these two which will be the one submitted to PRC)
* Summary of Related Learning Experience (Original & Notarized)
* Cases (Original & Notarized)
* Fee of 900 php
* Metered documentary stamp and envelope (it cost me 83 php. You should buy only at PRC since they don't accept those that were bought outside -->fake)
* Notary fee of 50 php (for NAF)
* if married, Marriage Certificate

Bring the following aside:
* Paste/ Glue
* Pen
* Long plastic envelope

Bring these just in case:
* Any valid identification card (too bad SCHOOL ID is not considered valid)
* Latest cedula (Community Tax Certificate)



I didn't go to the PRC in Paredes Street but instead went to their Service Center located at Ever Gotesco Mall 2nd floor. The PRC Service Center is just across the Gapuz Review Center and beside CD-R King.

Okay. Now you're at the entrance of the Service Center, you may get your Nurse Application Form (NAF) at the guard provided that you present your original transcript of records and birth certificate.

Get your metered documentary stamp and envelope first. You will be given 3 documentary stamps in which you will be the one to paste it to your documents. One is glued on the NAF, the second on the summary of RLE and the third on the cases. Be sure to fill-up the application form. Application number will be given by a PRC officer/staff. Paste 1 picture on your form, get your rururban codes, PRC board code, School code, etc. Then proceed to PROCESSING.

When it is your turn, present your TOR and Birth Certificate (Original & Photocopy) and Summary of RLE & Cases (both original and notarized) to the officer. He/She will check them. If there is no problem, 2 forms will be given. The PERRC and the NOA. Fill-up those two forms, paste another piece of picture on NOA and on PERRC. Afterwards, proceed to the CASHIER. After receiving the official receipt issued by the cashier, put the amount, official number and date on the middle right portion of the NOA.

Next, move to the NOTARY where you will pay 50 php. They will sign under the PRC Administering Officer and then you put your right thumbmark on your NAF and PERRC. Be sure to recheck your forms. All forms must be filled up without mistake.

Here comes the sweetest and (at last!) the last part: ISSUANCE. Give NAF, photocopy of TOR & Birth Certificate, original summary of RLE & Cases, NOA, PERRC and Official Receipt to the officer. The NOA and the Official Receipt will be returned back to you.

You are now done filing. Brace yourself for this coming NLE! Good luck and God bless!

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