Samaraknya Bahasa 4L4Y (Ciyus-Miapah) Di Indonesia !

Limit Komputer | Akhir-akhir ini kita pasti sering mendengar bahasa-bahasa alay yang sering di gunakan oleh anak-anak muda zaman sekarang. itu semua di dapatkan dari berbagai sumber salah satunya OVJ (Opera van Java) dan Iklan XL. kata-kata alay terebut sering di lontarkan pada saat keadaan bercanda sesama teman maupun pacar. namun kalau kita cermati kata-kata alay tersebut, semua lucu dan menarik untuk di gunakan.

Saya pun mempunyai beberapa kata-kata alay yang menarik dan tren saat ini, di antaranya

Ciyus : Serius 
Miapah : Demi Apa
Cungguh : Sungguh
Binun : Bingung
Akoh : Aku
Cemungudh : Semangat
Gudnyus : Good News
Masya : Masak
Lahacia : Rahasia
Amaca : Ah masa
Kiyim : Kirim
Ca oong ciih : Masa bohong sih
Ma capah : Sama Siapa
Maacih : Makasih
Macama : Sama-sama
Enelan : Beneran

Thanks For Blog Sendana Sendunu

Candy at the Cash Register

Last week, the New England Journal of Medicine published an interesting editorial titled "Candy at the Cash Register-- a Risk Factor for Obesity and Chronic Disease."  This fits in well with our discussion of non-homeostatic eating, or eating in the absence of calorie need.

There are a few quotes in this article that I find really perceptive.

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More Diabetes - A Disease by Any Other Name?

This post is somewhat a followup on a post of mine from over a year ago entitled  Diabetes - A Disease by Any Other Name?  The post was mostly inspired by a comment Jenny Ruhl of the Blood Sugar 101 site made in her first podcast interview with Jimmy Moore - to paraphrase:

Diabetes is no more a disease than to say "cough" is a disease.

I tend to agree with the above in the current context of the term diabetes being synonymous with hyperglycemia, as opposed to defining it as pancreatic dysfunction.   This is because many diseases/disorders are called diabetes that just so happen to be characterized by, among other things, the symptom (manifestation) of hyperglycemia (fasting and/or postprandial).  Indeed Jenny herself is a MODY (Maturity Onset Diabetes of the Young), a relatively rare genetic form of diabetes with an underlying defect that has been identified.  Jenny cannot be cured with current treatments because her disease is inherent.    Thus her hyperglycemia (symptom/manifestation) can be likened to a cough, but her diabetes (genetic anomaly) cannot.  I hope that makes sense.  

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