Cebu City Emergency Numbers

Cebu City Fire Departments Emergency Numbers

As our day becoming more and more prone to Technology, even cell phones have an internet connection, that give a big help to us .So I think that posting some important thing on the internet would be a great help in order for them to browse in case of emergency.

Connecting all department of Cebu City Fire team for quick assistance in case of emergency.

 

AGENCY	CONTACT NUMBERS
FIRE STATION
CEBU FIRE DEPARTMENT(Cebu City)	hotline -         160
	(63) 32-2560541
	(6332) 340-0252
EMERGENCY RESCUE UNIT FOUNDATION	hotline – 161
	(63) 32-3402994
AMBULANCE	161
RESCUE (hotline)	117
Argao	(6332) 367-7680
Mandaue	(6332) 344-4747 / 344 – 3364
Mandaue (hotline)	(6332) 344-3364
Minglanilla	(6332) 273-2830
Naga	(6332) 272-6410
Talamban	(6332) 344-9200
Talisay City	(6332) 272-8277
Lapu-Lapu City	(6332) 340-0252

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Cebu City Health Care Agency‘s

In case of health Emergency , one can call at the following health care centers, for quick assistance.

 

HOSPITALS
IN CASE OF HEALTH EMERGENCY , ONE CAN CALL AT THE FOLLOWING HEALTH CARE CENTERS , FOR QUICK ASSISTANCE
Agency	Contact Number	Location
CEBU DOCTORS HOSPITAL	(6332) 253-7511	Osmeña Blvd., Cebu City
	(6332) 253-7516
	(6332) 255-5555
ST. VINCENT GENERAL HOSPITAL	+032 254-4206 / 253-8296	210-D Jones Avenue, Cebu City
MACTAN COMMUNITY HOSPITAL	(6332) 340-3721 , (6332) 340-3728	Basak, 6015 Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu
SACRED HEART HOSPITAL-CEBU	254-1841 , 254-8821	Villa Asnar Urgello Private Rd. Cebu City
CEBU VELEZ GENERAL HOSPITAL	(6332) 253-1871 , (6332) 253-1879	F. Ramos St., Cebu City
VICENTE SOTTO MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER	(6332) 255-1591,253-9891	B Rodriguez Cebu City
CHONG HUA HOSPITAL	(6332) 254-1461	Fuente Osmeña, Cebu City
	(6332) 254-3228
	(6332) 353-9409
Doctors Specialty Reactive Medical & Diagnostic	(6332) 253-6865	2/F F Suarez Bldg. Osmena Blvd. Cor. Llorente St., Cebu City
Argao Rural Unit	(6332) 367-7500
Cebu City Medical Center	(6332) 255-7141	N Bacalso Avenue ,Cebu City
Lapu-lapu District Hospital	(6332) 340-0248	Cebu City
Mandaue City District Hospital	(6332) 345-9739 to 42	Don Andres Soriano Avenue , Cebu City
Pantinople Medical Clinic	(6332) 367-7342	MJ Cuenco St.Poblacion Argao Cebu City
Philippine National Red Cross	(6332) 253-4611	Cebu City
South General Hospital	(6332) 272-2020	Tuyan , Naga Cebu
Talisay City District Hospital	(6332) 273-8785	San Isidro , Talisay Cebu City
Mactan Doctor’s Hospital	(6332) 341-0000	Basak, Lapu-Lapu City, Mactan
Perpetual Soccour Hospital	+6332 232-2411; +6332 232-2418
	(6332) 233-8620	Gerordo Ave., Cebu City
Miller Sanitarium & Hospital	(6332) 261-2100,262-1974	400 Tres de Abril Street , San Nicolas
Vicente Gullas Memorial Hospital	(6332) 346-9293 – 92	Banilad, Mandaue City
Tojong Hospital	(6332) 340-8101	Mactan
Metro -cebu community Hospital	+6332 253-1901; +6332 253-1902	Jones Ave., Cebu City
Visayas Community Medical Center	+6332 253-6399; +6332 253-1901	Osmena Blvd., Cebu City
North General Hospital Inc.	(6332) 343-7777	Kauswagan Road, Talamban, Cebu City
Cortes General Hospital	(6332) 345 – 1486	C Ouano Mandaue City
Dr. Ignacio M. Cortes General Hospital Inc.	346 – 7850; 346 – 7859	Rizal Mandaue City

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Cebu City Police department Contact Numbers

I hope that all of these is helpful for us.

Connecting all department of police station in Cebu City

 

 

AGENCY	CONTACT NUMBERS
POLICE DEPARTMENT
POLICE MOBILE PATROL (CARBON CEBU CITY)	(63) 32-2548635;166
Lapu-Lapu Emergency Rescue Unit Foundation	(6332) 340-2994
lapu-Lapu City	(6332) 261-9788
MANDAUE CITY	(6332) 344-1200
NAGA	(6332) 272-6640
CONSOLACION	(6332) 346-2847
PARDO	(6332) 273- 3642
FUENTE OSMEÑA	(6332) 253-5636 / 255-7350
Guadalupe	(6332) 256-2193 / 254 -3214
Mambaling	(6332) 261-9804
Mandaue City	(6332) 344-1200
ACERT	(6332) 420-2868
Minglanilla	(6332) 272-6662
Naga	(6332) 489-8808
Pardo	(6332) 273-3642
Punta Princesa	(6332) 261-7507
San Nicolas	(6332) 261-9788 / 341 – 1311
Talamban	(6332) 244-7400
Talisay	(6332) 273-3636
Waterfront	(6332) 254-6968
Mabolo Police Station	(6332) 233-6793
Mobile Patrol Group	(6332) 233-2178
Theft & Robbery Section	(6332) 234-0361
Security & Service Group	(6332) 233-0202
SWAT	(6332) 235-9666
Mactan Police Station	(6332) 341-1311
Mobile Patrol Group	(6332) 341-4847
Theft & Robbery Section	(6332) 341-1311
SWAT	(6332) 341-1311

 

MOVIE, ANIME, MANGA and GAMING WEBSITES

 

Movie and Anime Websites	Gaming Browser Websites
http://www.anime6.org	http://www.officegamespot.com
http://www.free-tv-video-online.info/int…	http://www.thecontinuum.com
http://www.justvids.org/	http://www.ikariam.com
http://www.bedroommedia.com/	http://www.wardrome.com
http://www.movie6.net	http://www.travian.com
http://www.tv-links.co.uk	http://www.magicduel.com
http://www.torrentz.com	http://www.tribalwars.net
http://www.mininova.org	http://www.thewrestlinggame.com
http://www.animethunder.com	http://www.garena.com
http://www.megavideo.com	http://www.anime6.org
http://www.youtube.com	http://www.youranimenow.com
http://www.mangaviewer.com	http://www.chrunchyroll.com
http://www.crunchyroll.com
http://www.unrivaled.info
http://www.onemanga.com
http://www.youranimenow.com
http://www.watchnewfims.com
http://www.slyfoxtv.com/
http://www.vid-stream.com/movies/
http://mytheater.org/
http://www.movierumor.com/
http://movienetx.com/
http://www.plentyofvids.com/media/movies…
http://grabngovideo.com/
http://www.digaclip.com/
http://watch-movies.net/
http://www.movie-forumz.org/
http://www.movieforumz.com/
http://www.megavideo.com

FIRE DRILL IN CITE

Friday 7 , 2008 the Cebu City Fire Marshall officers implement a fire drill in CITE through sharing their experiences as a fireman , Share techniques on how to save life and how to secure yourself in times of emergency .They also shared some tips on how to make an area safe . They said that putting  metal braces to windows, padlocks to any exit doors can be  sources of entrapment , the officer said that as an individual we must be aware of this matter like being  concern on what is happening ,we should know what is safe or not “think first before doing” and don’t  panic during emergency, don’t let an irrational behavior eat you in times of emergency .

Very important Tips to Communicate well during emergency :

• Make sure you provide  complete details of what you are reporting to the authorities during emergency like questions that begins with : when , where , how , why , what :
• And you must know the appropriate Emergency numbers to be dialled  in case of emergency.

Here are some common trap areas during fire :

Comfort room the comfort room is probably the unsafest area during fire because it is  enclosed properly where once you get in you can’t get out.

Solution : I suggest to make a window that allows a  person to exit on it easily in case of fire.

Dead – end “ grilled windows and fire exits that are lock.

Some Tips on How to save yours and others life

• Assuming that your house is on fire and you are inside. It is  full of smoke and you could not  see anything, one thing that you need to do is to crawl , so you are not going to collapse due to reduce oxygen level, crawling is done to acquire  oxygen in order to survive: remember that the smoke is one foot away from the floor : so if want to rescue your relatives or people inside, you must crawl in order to survive.
• You must have an active mind  or have a presence of mind
• You must know how to apply  first aid to your patient when doctor is not yet around.
• Tying a rope when rescuing a patient that is in a high place is a great technique that you should practice and know.
• Know the behavior of fire, classes of fires and how to put off different classes o fire.
• As a student or employee or any other people must know where is the exit in times of emergency , they must know the routes and passages of the building where they live or work.
• You must know where to find the fire fighting equipments.
• You must know the kind of  fire extinguisher should be used in different kinds of fire :
  
• Knowledge on how to use fire extinguisher is a must.

Follow the steps below :

• • Pull the pin.
  • Aim the nozzle at the based of the fire and keep a distance of 3 feet away from the fire and that you are in the same direction with the wind , you can determine it through the smoke.
  • Squeeze the lever slowly : This will release the extinguishing agent in the extinguisher. If the handle is released, the discharging  stops.
  • Sweep from side to side. Using a sweeping motion, move the fire extinguisher back and forth until the fire is completely out. Operate the extinguisher from a safe distance, several feet away, and then move towards the fire once it starts to diminish. Be sure to read the instructions on your fire extinguisher label – different fire extinguishers recommends operating certain distances. Remember: Aim at the base of the fire, not on the flame!

Note : We are the one responsible during emergency.

 

Pictures for fun

Unbelievable Pictures

my school and my friends

Posted by Ramel Mayormita 

Labels: my school and my friends

 

Wednesday, July 2, 2008

magellan’s cross

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WEBSITE HEADER

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BECAUSE YOUR A FRIEND

Posted by Ramel Mayormita

Labels: A TRUE FRIEND

 

About Me

Ramel Mayormita

Center for Industrial Technology Enterprise – Industrial Electronics “”"”<<>>>I am a simple guy that live in a simple world that also need a simple love to someone that is very important to me….>>><<<>>>>

 

Interlock Circuit S7-200 Series Statement List Programming

PLC PROGRAMMING

Interlock Circuit

 S7-200 Series Statement List Programming

 

NETWORK 1    

LD     Set_1                                                    

S       Interlock, 1                

 

NETWORK 2     

LD     Reset_1                 

                                                        

R       Interlock, 1                

 

NETWORK 3      

LD     Interlock

LD     Set_button1                   

                                   

AN     Button2_start

AN     Button3_start                 

O       Button1_start                                                    

ALD                                                                    

=       Button1_start

                 

NETWORK 4      

LD     Interlock

LD     Set_button2                   

                                   

AN     Button1_start

AN     Button3_start                 

O       Button2_start                                                   

ALD                                                                   

=       Button2_start

                 

NETWORK 5                      

LD     Interlock

LD     Set_button3                   

                                   

AN     Button2_start

AN     Button1_start                 

O       Button3_start                                                    

ALD                                                                   

=       Button3_start

                                                                       

NETWORK 6     

// End the main program.

// MEND                              

 

 

               

Start@AND – STOP @OR FUNCTION

Computer Technician Toolset

Technicians Toolset

Most tools used in the computer assembly process are small hand tools. They are available individually, or included as part of PC toolkits that can be purchased at computer stores. If a technician is working on laptops, then a small Torx screwdriver will be necessary. This tool does not come in all PC toolkits. The figure shows a typical tool set used by a technician.

The correct tools can save time and help the technician avoid causing damage to the equipment. Tool kits range widely in size, quality, and price. PC Technicians typically have these tools:

? An ESD wrist strap

? Straight head screwdriver, large and small

? Phillips head screwdriver, large and small

? Tweezers or part retriever

? Long-nosed pliers

? Wire cutters

? Chip extractor

? Hex wrench set

? Torx screwdriver

? Nut driver, large and small

? Three-claw component holder

? Digital multimeter

? Wrap plugs

? Small mirror

? Small dust brush

? Soft, lint-free cloth

? Cable ties

? Scissors

? Small flashlight

? Electric tape

? Notebook-size pencil or pen

These materials should also be readily available:

? Additional screws

? Expansion card inserts

? Drive faceplates

? Mounting kits

? Extra cables

Organizational Aids

These items are workspace organizational aids:

? A parts organizer for small parts, such as screws and connectors

? Adhesive or masking tape to make labels that identify parts

? A small notebook to keep track of assembly or troubleshooting steps

? A place to keep quick references and detailed troubleshooting guides

? A clipboard for paperwork

Diagnostic Software for System Repair and Maintenance

Once a computer system has been assembled, it is necessary to load the software that allows it to boot. If there are any problems in booting up a new system, testing software is available on floppy disk.

These software tools are commonly used in PC computing:

? Partition Magic ? Advanced drive partitioning software

? CheckIt ? Fault isolation software

? Spinrite ? Hard drive scanning tool

? AmiDiag ? Hardware fault isolation software

? DiskSuite ? Hard drive defrag software

? SecureCRT ? Feature filled terminal software

? VNC ? Remote access software

? Norton Antivirus ? Prominent virus protection software

Information on each of these software tools can be downloaded from the respective manufacturer sites. Always find out what a particular software tool can do before purchasing it to ensure that it meets the job requirements.

LABVIEW 8.5 PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL

LABVIEW 8.5

 

Getting Started

When you start LabView 8, you will see the Getting Started screen. Earlier versions may not have this screen and may automatically come up with a blank program. To get started trying things on your own, you will want to click “Blank VI” under the “New” Section on the left. “Empty Project” would start a new project. LabView Projects are a relatively new feature and not necessary to learn at this point. VI from Template is an advanced LabView feature which allows you to create templates as starting points for your development. Again, this is an advanced feature so we will skip it for now. You will start a “Blank VI” and in the future, you can open recently created LabView programs from the “Open” section.

A “VI” is a LabView program which is contained in a file with a .vi extension. Every time you create a LabView program you will end up saving a .vi file. This file is binary in nature so opening it in a text editor such as notepad will be of limited use.

When you start, you will typically see a “Front Panel” which is a window with a grey background:

This is the graphical user interface (GUI) for your program, where you (and others) will interact with it while it is running. It is definitely not much to look at yet, but it can be, and you will be surprised at how easy it is to build a nice interface quickly in LabView.

The “Block Diagram” appears to be similar to the “Front Panel” to a novice user , other than the fact that it has a white background instead of grey. In fact, this window is where the program will actually be written. When you develop the block diagram, you are actually writing the program that makes the front panel operate as you desire. It is here that you will make the computer perform calculations, write files, communicate with hardware, etc. This view of the VI is what most programmers would call a “program” or “source code”.

Block Diagram:

You will notice that if you select one window or the other in LabView 8.5, you will see a context sensitive menu appear. There are menus associated with the Front Panel and Block Diagram that allow you to do everything you need to do to design your user interface and implement the logic that makes it work.

Block Diagram Menu

Front Panel Menu

To see how easy it is to design user interfaces, lets first go to the front panel. Once you do that, click on the menu where it says “Num Ctrls” and notice that you have navigated deeper in the menu system:

All the items at this level in the menu are “Controls”. Controls are user interface elements that you can place on the Front Panel. There are also “Indicators” which are not shown in this menu. Controls allow you to input something into your program. That means you get to change the value and affect the program while it is running. Indicators output results from the program. You cannot change their value. They are your way of seeing what has happened.

If you click on “Num Ctrl” in the menu, you can then drop a control on the front panel that will allow you to enter a number. Its as easy as that.

Front Panel with Numeric Control dropped on it from the menu:

Now you will notice something automatically happened on the Block Diagram. A “terminal” appeared corresponding to the Control that was dropped. In your LabView code, this terminal represents the number entered on the front panel control. If you type in 3.2 in the control, then this terminal in your code is a representing that number. You will soon see that you can wire the terminal to other elements in the Block Diagram to create a picture that looks like a flowchart, schematic, or blueprint, which defines what the program should do. This terminal serves as a starting point for the value you have entered and you will be able to connect it to the input of another element.

Before we go further, lets look at how the menus operate so you know how to interact with it and explore the possibilities. You have seen the default menu for the front panel and block diagram, and you have used the front panel menu to place a numeric control. Lets start with this front panel menu. First, try right clicking on the front panel. You will see that the same menu appears as a pop up. Left click somewhere else to make it go away.

At the bottom of the menu you will see a strip like this:
If you click it, you will see that the menu expands providing you with a large number of submenus. The default menu gives you the options that National Instruments believes will be most common or make the program easiest to use for beginners. Many of these are “Express” menus which provide some built-in functionality. We are going to dig into classic LabView programming to make sure you get a solid foundation first. To do this, you will need to become familiar with expanding and navigating the menu as time goes on. You may find that it is easier to right click on the LabView windows to pop up menus as you need them rather than using the windowed ones.

Now try navigating to the full featured numeric control and indicator menu on the front panel. You should be able to use what you’ve learned to do that. Here is a picture that shows exactly how you navigate there in LabView 8.5. (Hint: Expand the menu)

You see the numeric indicator highlighted by the mouse cursor in the above screen capture. Remember, an indicator provides a value to the user rather than allowing the user to enter the value. Place an indicator in much the same way as you did the control. Select it from the menu and drop it on the user interface. You will see that an indicator terminal appears on the block diagram. You can distinguish the two by the thickness of the border around the terminal on the block diagram and by the color of the default background on the front panel (white for controls, grey for indicators).

Indicator Placed on Front Panel:

Both terminals visible on the Block Diagram:

I have run out of time for today, to continue this lesson just visit this URL : www.learnlabview.blogspot.com

water damage : Cellphone Repair Tips

WATER DAMAGE

 

TIPS :

 

1. DO NOT SWITCH ON THE UNIT
2. REMOVE THE BATTERY
3. DO NOT TRY TO CHARGE THE UNIT
4. CLEAN THE BOARD USING BOARD CLEANER
5. DIP THE BOARD INTO THE ULTRASONIC SOLUTION
6. TROUBLESHOOT
7. TEST THE BATTERY TERMINAL ON THE BOARD
   •   IF IT IS SHORTAGE.

Introduction to C Programming

Computer Programming – a set of detailed instruction direction telling the computer exactly what to do , one step at a time .

Computer

– composed of hardware , software , people ware.

Program

– A series of instruction .

Computer language

- composed of 0 and 1

1. Machines language
2. Assembly Language
3. High Level
4. Very High Level
5. Natural

Compilers : 

1. Borland C
2. Microsoft C
3. Turbo C 

GUI– Graphical User Interfaces

Program Development

 

1. Set / review goals
2. Design
3. Coding
4. Testing
5. Documentation

Basic C structure 

Compiler #include<stdio.h>

Main Heading main()

Begin {

Statement Printf(“hello phil.”)

End

Basic C element

Identifiers

– variable Declaration

Keywords

– If , goto

Operators

- Arithmetic

Separators

– Semicolon ;

Comments

– Describe

Steps in Program Development

 

Requirement gathering

Design – Procedure Techniques

a) algorithm b) Flow charting

Coding Stage

Testing

Documentation

Main ()– the component that is required in very C program .

#include

– instruct the C compiler to add the contents of an include file into the program during compilation .

Variable

– is a name assigned to a data storage location.

Function Type

– provides the C compiler with the name and arguments of the functions contained in the program.

Printf()-

is a library function that displays information on the screen .

Scan ()

– it reads data from the keyboard and assign that data to one or more program variables .
return - it calculates the products of the filename.c variables and returns the result to the program statement that called product().