...and the interpretation of the data gathered. RESEARCH DESIGN To know how the students in St. Paul College San Rafael behave in the classroom and the effects of happy go lucky attitude to the grades of the lazy students, the descriptive and quantitative research design was employed. The reason why the researcher used these research designs is because it is easier to analyze yet it is simple. RESPONDENTS OF THE STUDY The respondents of this study are the students of St. Paul College San Rafael. Specifically, 50 students each year level. GROUP | Number of Respondents | St. James | 25 | St. Jude | 25 | St. Agatha | 25 | St. Agnes | 25 | St. Bernadette | 25 | St. Catherine | 25 | St. Aloysius | 25 | St. John of Bosco | 25 | TOTAL | 200 | RESEARCH INSTRUMENT In gathering the data needed in the study, the researcher used the questionnaire method. The possible effects of happy go lucky attitude to the grades of lazy students are: 1. Students feel lazy when they are inside the classroom. 2. The students who are doing happy go lucky attitude has a line of 7 grades or failing grades. The questionnaire contains questions which are answerable by 5 choices and yes or no. The questions are involving the behavioral styles of students inside the classroom and the effects of happy go lucky attitude to the grades of lazy students. STATISTICAL TREATMENT OF DATA The researcher made use of the following statistical tools in order to summarize, analyze...
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...promoted consumers to spend money on material goods and update household appliances in order to maintain their desired social status. After the Depression ended wages more than doubled in 1950 compared to 1935, making consumers eager to spend (The Boom Years, 2012 p 274). Americans wanted to live “the good life” which meant having the latest household appliances like washing machines and refrigerators, a cookie-cutter house in the suburbs, a driveway for the family car, and small yard for the children to play on with all their new toys (American Experience: TV's most-watched history series, n.d. & The Boom Years, 2012 p 274). Americans during the post WWII era chose to buy their happiness. A husband bringing home a new refrigerator meant a happy wife although achieving happiness was not the only outcome of increased spending. A true patriotic...
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...afternoon. During our visit, we saw quite a bit of gorgeous scenery, ate some scrumptious food, and drank some tasty wine. All in all, it was a fun, relaxing, and memorable vacation. But the reason the getaway was truly memorable is because I lucky to spend such an amazing time where I got to enjoy an awesome weather visit some unforgettable places, and best of all, try new kinds of food, which is my favorite. “Cool Weather for a Vacation Pleasure” When it comes to San Francisco’s weather, all I can say is “Gorgeous.” I mean that many great aspects of our vacation that were beyond our control just happened to go in our favor. In San Francisco, for instance, the weather was absolutely beautiful, with sunshine, very few clouds, and mild temperatures. The city has a reputation for being foggy, chilly, and windy, so we were fortunate to experience the lovely weather while we were there. In addition, my friend and I went to Pier 51, which is “home” to some sea lions during certain times of the year. Though there are many times throughout the year that the sea lions are not present, we visited when there were literally hundreds of them on and around platforms just off the pier. “Food Sensation on a Happy Vacation” Our trip to San Francisco was lucky for reasons other than weather and seasonal factors. During our first night in the city, we had no idea where to have dinner. So we sought the advice of our hotel concierge knowing fully well that he might direct us to an...
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...Running head: Computer Systems Architectures Computer Systems Architectures Kaplan University Abstract Computer architecture is a set of rules that say how software and hardware interact to create a network or platform. In other words computer architecture is the design of the network base on the needs of the user, the system if it is there or needs to be built, and the technology that needs to go into the project. System design is all how all the hardware is set up while the instruction set architecture is the program language. Table of Contents Introduction What OS file system should we use? What types of processors? Cluster Architecture? Data Backup LAN or WAN Web-based diagram Introduction to Coast to Coast computing We can get in a plane and be across the country in a few hours but what if we need to work together faster than a few hours? Is it possible? How hard is it to have users in California work with users in Washington, New York, and Florida? What has to be done to make this happen? How secure will it be to have such a network? This and many other questions come up when a company starts thinking of expansion beyond the building or city they headquartered at. When looking at a network a business wants to be sure it is using the most cost effective form for the network. The base of a network is the architecture. For small businesses a peer to peer architecture would be best. There are three types of peer-to-peer architecture: collaborative computing...
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...then very soon your pockets will be empty. The other level of desire, however is more reasonable, and that is the “level of desire based on one’s essential needs of food, clothing, and shelter,” this level of desire will not get you into problems (Lama and Cutler). However, “if a desire is excessive or negative also depends on the circumstances or society in which you live in,” says the Dali Lama. For example, if you live in a town where people can barely afford to buy food but you have money and you go buy a car, that desire would be negative. It would be negative because while your neighbors are hungry you just went and bought a new car in a town where you probably do not even need a car you just wanted it and where people do not have much to eat. It is things like that, that can cause problems between you and your neighbors all because your desire or greed got the best of you. Even if you live in a nice town, where people do not go hungry and have food and shelter, and you go and keep buying new cars just because you want them will cause problems. Not because your neighbors do not have any money, but because they probably cannot afford to buy a new car every year just because they want it and this can cause a sort of tension in your town. Howard C. Cutler, however, does not see how buying a new car just because you want it can be a bad thing if you can afford it, he says that “having a new car would give you a feeling of satisfaction and enjoyment,” but the Dali Lama does...
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... Paul and Tessie similarities Paul and Tessie differences Setting A. Paul 1. Rocking Horse Race Track B. Tessie 1. Village Town Square C. Privacy verses publicly 1. Paul and his room Tessie in the middle of the square Conclusion A. Types of gambling- win or lose B. Gambling, Plot, Setting C. Not everyone is a winner someone has to lose * * * * * * * Let us just imagine; we get up in the morning, have a cup of coffee with a simple breakfast. Meanwhile, flipping through the local Newspaper we run across the lottery numbers right next to the horse races. You quickly scan the Lottery numbers and suddenly realize you are once again the loser. However, still feeling “lucky” you think to yourself maybe if I stop by the bookings office to place a bet on that beautiful three-year-old thoroughbred for one hundred dollars. Then, within seconds, you realize; “You are a winner!” Looking into two very different short stories between characters, plots, and settings a person certainly will agree not everyone is a winner. * * * * * * * To know how to gamble a person must first understand the two types of gambling discussed. The first type of gambling requires a bet to be placed upon a certain individual thing like a certain racecar driver, hand of cards, or even a type of animal like a racehorse. The second type of gambling can be found in the form of a lottery. Lottery is a betting...
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...Essay about ’’How Lucky You Are’’ How Lucky You Are is a short story written by Debi Alper, and were published in 2010. The story takes place in Britain, in Croydon, a large town in south London. The story is about a boy called Max, and is told by an omniscient third person narrator. In the start of the story, we get a flashback in Max’s younger childhood. It is told that his father left Max and his mother, when Max was younger – and that made Max careless about his future, and the resources that he gets offered. He does not care about his school, his homework or his exams, and the story is describing how he just bunks off in school. But then Max meets a girl named Ishraqi, an immigrant from Iran, and she really turned his point of view. Both of Isharqi’s parents are arrested in Iran at an anti-government demonstration. Ishraqi do not even know if they are still alive. Ishraqi has a friend named Alexsa, who works in the refugee center in Croydon, and tries to keep Ishraqi in the country, but Ishraqi get determined, and has to go back to her country, Iran. The widest theme in the short story is about appreciation. In the beginning of the story, Max does not really appreciate anything, and is pretty unconcerned about everything. But when he meets the girl Ishraqi, he realises that he should be happy about the resources he gets. When Ishraqi is send back to Iran, Max understands how lucky he is, and he really should appreciate that he has a mother who cares about him. Max...
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...Who knew that so much could change in so little time? Who knew that all your hopes and dreams you had for yourselves could completely vanish from sight, seemingly lost for good? Who knew a person could feel so, utterly alone? Because I didn’t. Until I did. I will forever know now. The days where I distanced myself from everyone and the week I didn’t show up to school won’t go away. The nights of tears and desperate attempts to make anyone, anyone, notice that things weren’t okay will always be remembered. They are just memories now, but will forever be a part of me. It was these days and nights where I learned just how strong I was. Without them, I would not be the same person because sadness changes you. It makes you understand the world in a new, unexplainable way....
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...of panic I have to endure before I appear on the stage, fresh faced, happy and always beaming about something or other. To be perfectly honest the pre showtime panic really takes it out of me. It'd have to be one of the things I would fault about being in the music world. "Is this good, Ms Street?" The makeup artist said, stepping out of the way so I could look in the mirror...
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...father(adam, suha) (X(Y father(X,Y) ( mother(X,Y) ( parent(X,Y) (X(Y(Z parent(X,Y) ( parent(X,Z) ( brother(Y,Z) In this example we use the predicate mother and father to define a set of other relationships such as parent and brother. Predicate calculus semantics : provide a formal basis for determining the truth value of Well Formed Formula (WFF) . The truth of expressions depends on the mapping of constants, variables and functions into objects and relation in the domain of discourse. First order predicate Calculus : It is a language allows quantified variables to refer to objects in the domain of discourse and not to predicates or functions. Ex3 : if it doesn't rain tomorrow . Tom will go to the mountains. ~weather(rain, tomorrow) ( go (tom, mountains) Ex4 : All person play football are tall (X(Y (person(X) ^ play(X,Y) ^ football(Y) ( tall(X) Ex5 : some person like anchovies. (X (person(X) ^ like (X, anchovies)). Ex6 : No body likes taxes. ~ (X likes(X, taxes) or (X ~likes(X, taxes). Ex7 : Suppose we want to model the blocks world of figure below to design a control algorithm for a robot arm : on (c, a). on (b, d). on-table ( a ) on-table ( d ) clear ( b ) % nothing above b clear ( c ) % nothing above c hand-empty. % free hand A block world with it is predicate calculus description. - To pick up a block and stack it on another block, both...
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...2012 Mga Nilalaman Pasasalamat | | Paghahandog | | Ang Kanilang Mga Sugat | ———————————— | Genoveva Edroza-Matute | Camille D. Bugayong | Ang Mga Kaibigan ni Mama Susan | ——————————————— | Bob Ong | Kathy Noreen T. Alcover | Bakit Nagtatawa Si Satanas? | | Ruben R. Marcelino | Maria Carenina C. Marquez | Fan Girl | ———————————————————————— | Marla Miniano | Dara Louise Adrienne G. Lopez | From Freedom to Prison Again | | Ed Lapiz | June Angela V. Mangulabnan | Ikaw Habang May Buhay | ————————————————— | Gilda Olvidado | May Ann Palqueza | Memories of an Angel | —————————————————— | April Gonzaga | Myra Nacional | Mga Ako | ——————————————————————— | Amalia Salamat | Ivy Rose C. Garcia | Ms. Happy-go-lucky and Mr. Serious | | Liff Gonzales | Charisma Cadorna | My Pretty Sweet Serenade | ———————————————— | Juris Angela | Romuelle Irah Lyn C. Grefalde | Paradise in His Arms | —————————————————— | Kayla Caliente | Lienyl Mati-ong | The Geeks Place: Macky’s Seagull Manager | ———————— | Gypsy Esguerra | Jem Billones | Bibliograpiya | | Pasasalamat Paghahandog Ang librong ito na inihanda at isinaayos ng mga kalipunan ng mag-aaral sa BSA 1-4N ng Politeknikong Unibersidad ng Pilipinas. Inihahandog ang aklat na ito sa mga kapwa mag-aaral na mahilig at may interes sa pagbabasa ng mga akdang Pilipino. Layunin din nito na mabigyang katugunan ang pangangailangan… iRAH.panget :> Bibliograpiya Angela, Juris,...
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...Santiago Torres Dr. Billie Jones English 1101-23 1/20/14 Misleading 100 As usual, I sauntered in the hallway, dreading getting to my American literature class. Mrs. Fisher announced to the class, “Your next assignment is a research paper on an individual that had a great impact on Black History.” As soon as I heard the announcement, my heart beat increased and my palms began to sweat. Literally, I dropped my face on my desk and whispered, “God help us all; I’m about to fail this class.” I had a gut feeling that the assignment was going to be difficult and time consuming. Immediately I imagined the many hours that I would have to assert on the assignment, and the thought depressed me. Little did I know that doing the assignment would bring me one of the greatest surprises of my academic life and taught me that the writing process can’t be rushed. Mrs. Fisher paced back and forth in front of the class room as she explained how someone inspired her to become a teacher. At some point I stopped listing and was on the verge of dozing off. Suddenlty my attention snapped back to her as her words “I get to assign you the person to do this essay on” pushed themselves into my consciousness. Up this point I had thought that we can pick our own person and had settle on Martin Luther King, Jr. Mrs. Fisher proceed to assing different historical figures to different students while the fear of not getting MLK creeped over me. Finally, Mrs. Fisher said,”Santiago Torres, MLK.” For the first...
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...MNGT360--Elina Ibrayeva Individual Learning Assignment 4/29/2014 Optimism Can you image how to live without all four limbs? You cannot eat with your hands, you cannot hug with your arms, you cannot jump with your legs, and you cannot walk with your feet! That is horrible! With the absence of all four limbs, it seems that you can do nothing except waiting to die. Actually, this awful thing is happened to a boy named Nick Vujicic, and if you think his life sucks then you are totally wrong! Nick was an Australian Christian evangelist who born with the absence of all four limbs. When Nick was born, the doctors who delivered him were shocked, the nurses were cried, and even his mother felt very hard to accept him. Although life is extremely unfair to him, he still has a wonderful life with his spirits of optimism. When Nick was a child, he always got laughed at other children because of his defects. Thanks to his parents, they taught Nick using an optimism, positive attitude to face everything, and he did it. He has tried everything he could to experience a normal life, he plays sports, like swimming, surfing, diving, playing golf and so on. Furthermore, Nick graduated from Griffith University with double majors when was 21 years old. He also married a beautiful woman. Moreover, he has given speeches around the world to encourage people live with optimistic, positive, passion, and enthusiasm. Nick has such a wonderful life which beyonds everyone’s...
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...Are you superstitious?? 1 Do you have a lucky color or a lucky number or a lucky gem stone? Before an exam do you perform the same rituals so that the exam goes well or a lucky t-shirt which you wear on the day of the exam? How many of us read our horoscope in the newspaper daily and believe it word by word? „Friday the 13th‟ is it really true? The origin of “superstitions” 2 The term superstition is thought to derive from the Latin superstitio, meaning "to stand over in awe. The term is ("outliving" remains of long after forgotten. related to the Latin word superstes or "surviving"), referring to the ideas and beliefs that continued their original meaning had been 3 Superstitions are considered as relics of outmoded ways of thinking. Superstitions are often passed down through generations; often, the origin of a superstition is lost to history. "Superstitions are habits rather than beliefs." - Marlene Dietrich 4 Superstition-Definition 5 A superstition is the irrational belief that future events can be influenced or foretold by specific, unrelated behaviors or occurrences. Superstitious beliefs are more common among certain groups of people than others, and vary from culture to culture: For example, the number thirteen is considered by many in western society to be inherently unlucky whereas in Japan the number four is often considered unlucky. The number 13 ?? 6 Reality...
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...did all that struggle not for himself, but only for me and my family. One day I met my school friend, who left school at 6th standard. It was after 7 years that we both met. It was nice talking to him. However, he also told me something that I was not aware of. I was bit depressed after knowing that. It was hardly a 15 minute conversation that actually changed my entire view of life. He told me that his father could not afford him to study, therefore he left school and joined his father in his small business. That was the day I realized how lucky and blessed I am. From that day I decided to compromise on my leisure time, because it is never fruitful to waste time. From that day I started to find a job. I was lucky enough to find one in just few days. Soon I started with my job, I found out that my parents were not happy with my decision. They thought I am going to compromise over my studies, but I convinced them that I would never let go of my studies. Soon I realized that I have chosen a very tough...
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