...Jun, Seong min Aug 14. 2015 BIO 1333 Prof. Amadzadeh Dinoflagellate Kingdom: Chromalveolata Phylum: Dinoflagellata Vegetative structure: flagellate protist Habitat: marine, fresh water Chloroplastid: chloroplast Cell wall: cell covering (theca) Domain pigment: photosynthetic pigment Food resource: photosynthesis Mode of reproduction: binary fission Chlorophyta Kingdom: Viridiplantae Phylum: Chlorophyta Vegetative structure: green algae Habitat: marine, fresh water Chloroplastid: chloroplast Cell wall: glucosamine Domain pigment: photosynthetic pigment Food resource: photosynthesis Mode of reproduction: both sexual and asexual Volvox Kingdom: Plantae Phylum: Chlorophyta Class: Chlorophyceae Order: Volvocales Family: Volvocaceae Genus: Volvox Species: Volvox sp. Vegetative structure: single-celled green algae Habitat: freshwater Chloroplastid: chloroplast Cell wall: cellulose Domain pigment: photosynthetic pigment Food resource: photosynthesis Mode of reproduction: both sexual and asexual Chlorella Kingdom: Viridiplantae Phylum: Chlorophyta Class: Trebouxiophyceae Order: Chlorellales Family: Chlorellaceae Genus: Chlorella Species: Chlorella sp. Vegetative...
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...PROJECT IN ENGLISH Submitted By: Lyka Mae B. Ayad 8-Fleming Submitted To: Mrs. Marenissa Asensi Why do we need to protect the environment? By: Lyka Mae B. Ayad The rise in temperature of the Earth may seem nothing to you, however they have devastating impacts on all of our lives. I daresay, our lives are threatened! Natural disasters such as heat waves will happened often due to the increase in temperature. All of us should be very thankful because we are blessed with such a beautiful environment to live in. Even so, the environment we are granted with may not last for a long period if we do not take necessary actions to save it. We must realize that each one of us is responsible and plays a role in saving the environment. Many people tend to question the reasons for saving the environment. There are several reasons why we need to save the environment; that is to prevent the extinction of living organism, to prevent global warming, and to preserve Mother Nature. Firstly, saving the environment will help to prevent the extinction of living organism. Living organism refers mainly to the wildlife and also the plants which is the source of oxygen.. For example, wildlife needs certain habitats to survive or will become extinct if their habitats are destroyed. Before we even damage the environment, we should question ourselves, wouldn’t it hurt our eyes to see those cute bears, birds or insects become extinct? Plus...
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...CONTRACT OF LEASE CONTRACT OF LEASE KNOWN ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: BATANGAS STATE UNIVERSITY (BSU) is an institutions of higher learning of Republic of the Philippines, situated in Batangas City and Represented by the partners herein after the lessor, And The LESEE DIL Manuacturing Company, a partnership duly organized and existing under and by the virtue of the laws of the Philippines, with its principal place of business at Balagtas, Batangas City. WITHNESSETH The LESSEE desires to lease from the LESSOR and the latter agrees to lease a space in a building located in Balagtas, Batangas City. NOW THEREFORE considering the foregoing premises the LESSOR and the LESSEE hereby agree as follows: 1. TERM OF LEASE- the term of this lease shall be five years beginning from 1st day of January until December 2019. This may be annually renewed by the contracting parties through the execution of the instrument provided that they agree with the same other stated stipulations. A letter of intent to renew this agreement must be submitted by the LESSEE to the LESSOR at least one (1) month before the term of the lease expires. 2. RENTAL- the monthly rental for the leased premises shall be PESOS: 10,000 payable every last day of the month. 3. USE OF THE PREMISE: the premise shall be used by the LESSEE for the plant site and main office. a. The LESSEE hereby acknowledges the leased premises in a good and tenantable condition and undertakes to keep...
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...without a sound. 11. the lawyer rushed to his aid. The judge pounded his gravel. 12. CASE DISSMISSED CAST OF CHARACTERS POOR MAN . . . . . . . . Rhian Joseph Polaron RICH MAN. . . . . . . . . . . Ralph Yvan Sabornizo POOR MAN’s WIFE. . . . RICH MAN’s WIFE. . . . . Ellain Grace Bellin POOR MAN’s SON. . . . Glenn Elix Bernardo POOR MAN’s Daughters. . . . . Rodesa flor Baldemor Ivy Joy Espada Kenneth Talaron Khizna Mae Castroverde Mary Lord Molina RICH MAN’s SON. . . . . . . . . . . Ivan John Pinuela RICH MAN’S DAUGHTERS. . . . . Catlene Abellon Shila Mae Oliverio Rachel Ann Viejon Allen Joy Segovia POLICE. . . . . . . Alfrane Rose Rodriguez LAWYER. . . . . . Lyka Celestial JUDGE . . . . . . . Jea...
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...I. Point of View The group will use the point of view of an operations manager. II. Time Frame The case happen during the growth of Wegman’s Food Market. III. SWOT Analysis A. Strength 1. They offer high product quality and excellent service 2. They have strict control over supplies, insisting on product quality and on-time deliveries. 3. They provide a good benefits and trainings to their employees 4. There is a proper segregation of duties to serve the customers effectively and efficiently 5. Each store has various special features that offer different products and services which makes it unique over the other 6. The company provides employment for it employs over 37,000 people and has annual sales of over $3 billion. 7. They are well known in the business since they gain the trust of their customers 8. Wegman’s uses the farm to market system believing themselves as fresh produce 9. They uses a companywide system to keep track of the inventory 10. Quality and customer satisfaction is a priority of Wegman’s management and its employees 11. They were able to adopt new technologies B. Weakness 1. It has a high maintenance cost and will be paying large amount of taxes 2. They have a giant stores , 100,000 square foot superstores, that may be a burden to consumer to roam around and it will be time consuming for them to look for products if they are in a rush. C. Opportunities 1. Wegman’s Food Market...
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...powerful ally for our business. ✓ Superior Customer Service: Knowledgeable, friendly service will be of the utmost importance. ✓ Location: Provide an easily accessible location for customer convenience, including walk-by And drive-by traffic. ✓ Product/Environment: Offer a variety of high quality foods with domestic and international themes, sold at a fair price in a clean, authentic, comfortable environment. ✓ Convenience: Our customers will know that they can get what they need at our market for fair price. ✓ No direct competition: We are the only milktea store/ tea house along Regalado Highway. THE COMPANY Form of Business Ownership The Cha-karaoke is a privately help partnership. These partners, Lyka Benaro, John Gelano, Pam Lopez, Kat Napao, and Rica Reyes, each control 20% of the business. The Partnership is grouping of two or more…….( Definition) Start-up summary Equipment and Inventory will make up 75% of start-up requirements. Leasehold improvements ans general expenses comprise the remaining 25%. The owners are contributing...
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...A PROPOSED ONLINE GRADES MONITORING SYSTEM FOR AMA COMPUTER LEARNING CENTER – NORTHBAY Presented to the Faculty of AMA Computer Learning Center – Northbay 2nd – 3rd Flr MTSC Bldg. Juan Luna Street Tondo, Manila In Partial Fulfillment Of the Requirements for the Course Web Application and Development Acosta, George Benedict Balles, Shella M. Evangelista, Lyka A. Oblepias, Jerick Sison, Azell APPROVAL SHEET The System and Design entitled ACLC Online Grades Monitoring System, prepared and presented by the WAD22B Group II Web Application and Development students to the Administration of AMA Computer Learning Center – Northbay as partial fulfillment for the course of Web Application and Development, of the School Year 2013-2014 is hereby approved. _________________ ________________________________ Mr. Jackson C. Salas Mr. Macario Roberto D. Delos Santos Jr. Instructor School Director ACLC - Northbay Panel of Examiners Approved by the committee on oral examination with a grade of ______% _______________ ________________________________ _________________ Mrs. Jocelyn Isidro ...
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...Bataan Peninsula State University Balanga Campus Don Manuel Banzon Ave. City of Balanga 2100 College of Education STORY TELLING: AN APPROACH TO INCREASE STUDENTS’ UNDERSTANDING OF THE ATOMIC STRUCTURE An educational research Presented to: Kimberly C. Rivera, MS Chemistry In partial fulfillment of the requirements in PHYS-420 Research in Physical Science Presented by: Evalle, Leslie Joy P. Bugarin, Lyka A. STORY TELLING: AN APPROACH TO INCREASE STUDENTS’ UNDERSTANDING OF THE ATOMIC STRUCTURE Acknowledgements Foremost, we would like to thank the Almighty God for giving us enough strength and knowledge to come up with this study. We would also like to express our sincerest thanks to Ms. Catherine R. Tolero for helping us all throughout the process of our data gathering in Bataan National High School. Also, our deepest sense of gratitude to Mr. and Mrs. Ocampo for letting us stay in their home and use their computer unit and access the internet all day. To our research adviser, Ms. Kimberly Cabrera, a lot of thanks for guiding us all throughout the process of conducting this study. Lastly, to our parents to whom we wholeheartedly dedicate all our efforts and hardwork, a lot of thanks to them. Abstract This study focuses on determining the effectivity of storytelling in teaching Atomic Structure. The goal of this study is to show that storytelling greatly helps in the teaching-learning process. This study also aims to test the...
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...Members: * Marco, Geno S. * Quidayan, Aedrian H. * Rabisanto, Lyka B. * Taclan, Aira Mae M. * Veridiano, John Paulo D. (Chapter I) INTRODUCTION: Rationale and importance. Learning is very important. As human beings we are expected to learn to be able to cope with the new generation. To be able to learn effectively, one must have a good study habits. Study habits are the ways that you study- the habits that you have formed during your school years. Study habits include being organized, keeping good notes, reading your textbook, listening in class, and working everyday. However, there are factors that can hinder students to have a good study habits, which are the learning environment; socioeconomic status; the teacher; nutrition and students’ motivation to study. Study habits are learning tendencies that enable students to work privately. Azikiwe (1998) describes the study habit as “the adopted way and manner a student plans his private readings, after classroom learning so as to attain mastery of the subject”. According to her, “good study habits are good assets to learners because they (habits) assist students to attain mastery in areas of specialization and consequent excellent performance, while opposite constitute constraints to learning and achievement leading to failure”. Good (1998) define the term study habits as: The student’s way of study whether systematic, efficient or inefficient...
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...CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION Background of the study Wind is the most economical and safest means of energy generation. Wind can supply energy without emitting harmful substances and chemical compounds that contribute to the rampant acceleration of the destruction of our environment that lead to global warming. Furthermore, wind power is the best option other than any other means of electricity generations such as fossil fuels and other harmful energy resources which cause damage not only danger to the human health but as well as to the environment. The multiplication of the usage of wind energy as a power source for electricity is worldly outgrowing. An estimation of 45,000 megawatts were installed in 2012 and ten percent increase in installation was recorded, a large difference if we compare the data gathered in 2011 and in 2012. The unbalanced heating of the atmosphere due to the sun’s energy results to the formation of winds, the untypical surface and the rotation of the earth around the sun causes winds. Wind directions are interrupted by the mountainous structure of the earth, its hydrologic state and its land plains. When winds pass turbines, it can generate electricity. From kinetic energy, wind propellers...
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...EFFECTS OF FACEBOOK USAGE TO STUDY HABITS AMONG NCM 105 NURSING STUDENTS OF OUR LADY OF FATIMA UNIVERSITY A Research Proposal Presented to: FACULTY OF THE COLLEGE OF NURSING OUR LADY OF FATIMA UNIVERSITY QUEZON CITY CAMPUS By: Carlo A. Silvestre Lyka Vain T. Jacinto Dyan Elenita C. Rafael Christian G. Casuncad Vina C. Custorio Sarah S. Cali (January 2011) CHAPTER 1 THE PROBLEM: ITS RATIONALE AND BACKGROUND Introduction Social networking websites are currently being used regularly by millions of people. The use of social networking sites has been widespread that they have not only caught the attention of academic and industry researchers worldwide but also us, in particular. Social networking sites are now being investigated by numerous social science researchers and an increasing number of academic commentators are becoming more and more interested in studying facebook, twitter, and other social networking services because of their probable impact on the society. While the social networking sites have the same key aspects, the cultures and responses around them that become apparent are varied. Most sites help strangers connect with others based on shares personal interest, political and economic views, or simple recreational activities. Some sites accommodate distinct viewers, while others attract people based on similarities, such as common languages or shared race, sexual, religious or nationality-based identities. Nonetheless, social networking sites...
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...PAMANTASAN NG CABUYAO Cabuyao, Laguna COLLEGE OF COMPUTER STUDIES Course Code: Course Title: Number of Units: Description: CS102a Computer Programming 1 4 units (3 hours lecture with 3 hours laboratory per week) This course introduces the students to the fundamentals of logic formulation together with their implementation in the C++ Programming language. This course should serve as a foundation for students in the Computer Science, Information Technology, and Computer Technology Program. None BSIT/BSCS/ACT Prerequisite: Department/Program: GENERAL OBJECTIVES: At the end of this course, the students should be able to: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. To learn the components in problem solving Explore the strategies in problem solving in relation to procedural programming Analyze problems Design algorithms to solve problems Implement algorithms in a programming language Test programming solutions to problems Preliminary Grading Period Time Table Specific Objectives 1stand 2ndWeek Introduction in Programming Learn how to analyze and design a program To understand the basic of Programming Topic Algorithms Programming Language Levels Steps in writing a Program Programming Techniques Pseudocode Flowchart Teaching-Learning Strategies Lecture with Hands-On Exercises Tools/Aid Blackboard Handouts Multimedia Presentation Evaluation Assignment Recitation Seatwork Quizzes Machine Problem or Case Study 3rdWeek Introducing C++ Determine how C++ originate Remarks about...
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...Lesson Plan Values II I. Objectives At the end of a 40-minute discussion, the Grade IV pupils were able to do the following with 75% proficiency level: a. to define respect; b. to identify some actions that shows respect; and c. to have a short role play showing respect II. Subject Matter Topic -------------------------- Respect Them All Book -------------------------- Character Education Pages -------------------------- 144-156 Materials -------------------------- Visual Aids, Pictures and Posters. Value Integration ---------------------- Respect III. Procedure | | | |Teachers Activity |Students Activity | | | | | | | |Preparatory Activity | | | ...
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...TITLE: PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED AMONG TRICYCLE DRIVERS AS PERCEIVED BY FRESHMEN COLLEGE OF EDUCATION STUDENTS INTODUCTION: The tricycles are the form of transportation of the local population. It is the most affordable means of transportation in the Philippines. Automobiles enable individual to transport and move goods from place to place. It brings about proximity to places where education, recreation and employment are available. It is the vital ingredient in the overall system of economic development. Without automobile transport and other activities would be paralyzed, thus progress would be difficult to achieve. Here in our school, NEUST Sumacab Main Campus, tricycle is one of the common means of transportation in order us to go in our respective department. That is we have an organization called “ NEUST- toda”. According to some students, they had experience problems such as misbehavior of the drivers, improper hygiene and poor quality of service. However there is no sufficient evidence or details regarding this claim. Researcher believed that this study is deemed necessary as supporting evidences and details in making appropriate action for the problems encountered by college students among tricycle drivers. RATIONALE: This researched hoped that the result of this study would help in the improvement of the behavior; personal hygiene and quality of the service rendered of the tricycle drivers especially the tricycle drivers of NEUST Sumacab Campus. This researched...
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...CASE ANALYSIS OF WEGMANS FOOD MARKET Balmes, Jennylyn C. De Guzman, Marlene A. Endozo, Lyka M. Esguerra, Michelle Carmel B. Espiritu, Janelle Rajen S. Fajiculay, Joanna Marie T. Lopez, Evangeline Porto, Maria Lyn Sarmiento, Kris Jeine Laizl Kaez Tobeo, Baby Jane I. Point of View The group used the point of view of Wegmans Food Market’s management. II. Time Frame The case happened during the maturity of Wegmans Food Market. III. SWOT (Strength, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) Analysis Strengths 1. Wegmans Food Market is a well-known premier grocery chain as it offers high product quality and excellent service to customers. 2. It is positioned in good locations in United States where it does its business. 3. It offers variety of products and extended additional features wherein customers can choose from. 4. The company's produce department employs specialized way of transferring produce to reduce bruising 5. It maintains a strict control on its suppliers considering the quality and timeliness of deliveries. 6. It involves the coordination of departments in verification of inventory count. 7. It has good people who are well-trained, knowledgeable, and committed to the organization. 8. It continues to adopt technological processes and systems to maintain its competitiveness. Weaknesses 1. Because of too much emphasis on satisfying customers, high cost of improving the products and service is somehow...
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