...NARRA Uses Edibility - Young leaves and flowers are reportedly edible; the flowers, a source of honey. Folkloric - Infusion of the leaf used as shampoo. - Used for bladder ailments, diarrhea, headache, stones, sores and dropsy. - The young leaves applied to boils, prickly heat and ulcers. - Decoction of shredded bark taken orally for diarrhea and dysentery. - Decoction used as a gargle for sore throats; as an astringent; as a mouthwash for toothaches. - Decoction of wood used for dropsy and to dissolve bladder stones. - The resin "kino" has similar actions as tannin and catechu. It is taken for its astringent effect in chronic diarrhea, leucorrhea, blenorrhea and hemorrhages. Used as a solution for enemas for prolapse of the rectum and anal fissure. - Red latex used in folk medicine for tumors, cancers and warts. - Juice of root applied to syphilitic sores. - In Papua New Guinea, used for tuberculosis, headaches, sores, and as purgative. In the Solomon Islands, used to treat dysentery, menorrhagia, and gonorrhea. In Vanuatu, used for treat cuts and wounds, stomachache and diarrhea in infants. In Indonesia, young leaves used for boils, ulcers, and prickly heat rashes. (10) - In Java, decoction of the bark or kino used for thrush; kino used to arrest diarrhea. - Malays used the resin for buccal sores. Plant used as folk remedy for bladder ailments, diarrhea, dropsy, headache, stones, thrust, and tumors of the abdomen. Studies - Immune Enhancing / Anti-Asthma: The root...
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...potential of Narra (Pterocarpus indicus) and Madre de Cacao (Gliricidia sepium) bark extract as an alternative ink. Specifically, it will seek to answer the question: 1. Is there will be a significant difference between the experimental ink with different formulations and the commercial ink in terms of: 1.1 color; 1.2 clarity; 1.3 odor; and 1.4 water resistance? b. Null Hypotheses The researcher will hypothesize that: 1. There will be no significant difference between the experimental ink with different formulations and the commercial ink in terms of: 1.1 color; 1.2 clarity; 1.3 odor; and 1.4 water resistance. c. Procedure Making the Product The materials that will be needed are 400 grams of Narra and Madre de Cacao barks each, tray, recycled ballpen containers, 500ml and 100ml beaker, stiring rod, double beam balance, laboratory gloves, glycerin/glycerol, ferrous sulfate, gum Arabic, rubbing alcohol. First, four-hundred grams each of Narra and Madre de Cacao barks will be gathered to Poblacion Bansud, Oriental Mindoro. After gathering the barks, it will be washed using tap water in order to remove the unnecessary dirt on it that may affect the product. The washed barks will be placed on the tray and will be sundried for three days. When the barks are totally dried, it will be cutted into smaller pieces. Then extraction will be done by boiling four-hundred grams each of Narra and Madre...
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...The Insecticidal Property of Pterocarpus indicus (Narra) Against Termites A Science Investigatory Project Tristan Floyd Q. Rafa Researcher Ma’am Lorie Malaluan Research Adviser Bansud National High School Regional Science High School Pag-asa, Bansud, Oriental Mindoro Abstract Introduction A. Background of the Study It is a large deciduous tree growing to 30–40 m tall, with a trunk up to 2 m diameter. The leaves are 12–22 cm long, pinnate, with 5–11 leaflets, the girth is 12–34 m wide. The flowers are produced in panicles 6–13 cm long containing a few to numerous flowers; flowering is from February to May in the Philippines, Borneo and the Malay peninsula. They are slightly fragrant and have yellow or orange-yellow petals. The fruit is a semi orbicular pod 2–3 cm diameter, surrounded by a flat 4–6 cm diameter membraneous wing (wing-like structure) which aids dispersal by the wind. It contains one or two seeds, and does not split open at maturity; it ripens within 4–6 years, and becomes purple when dry. The central part of the pod can be smooth (f.indica), bristly (f. echinatus (Pers.) Rojo) or intermediate The termites are a group of eusocial insects usually classified at the taxonomic rank of order Isoptera (but see also taxonomy below). Along with ants and some bees and wasps which are all placed in the separate order Hymenoptera, termites divide labor among gender lines, produce overlapping generations and take care of young collectively...
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...CHAPTER 1 The Problem and Its Background Introduction Tobacco smoking or cigarette smoking is the practice of burning cigarette, taking the smoke into the mouth and then releasing it. This practice dates back as early as 5,000 – 3,000 B.C. but was introduced to Eurasia in the late 17th century where it has also been a commonly traded product. The practice received speculations and a lot of criticisms since it was first introduced but it somehow made its way inside the society and became widespread upon the invention of automated cigarette-rolling apparatus. The tobacco has been first introduced to other countries before reaching the Philippines. The idea of smoking tobacco first came from the Arawak Indians in 1492 that was noticed by Christopher Columbus. Seven years later, Amerigo Vespucci found out that the inhabitants in an island near Venezuela have already been practicing chewing dried leaves. In 1591, Mexico has already been growing tobacco at an increasing rate. It was believed that the tobacco was introduced by the Spaniards and Portuguese to mainland Europe, East Indies and Asia while they are on an expedition for searching for spices and spreading Christianity. Cigarette smoking became one of the highly sought after vice in the Philippines because of the affordable price of each stick ranging from seventy-five centavos to 2 pesos each, depending on its brand. The Philippine government came up with an idea of increasing the taxes imposed upon alcoholic...
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...Games Of 3rd Year Students in CGEAHS (III- Narra & III-Acacia) Judelyn M. Ocampo IV – Rizal Ms. Rosa Payumo English Teacher February 2013 Table of Contents Abstract Acknowledgement CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION Background of the Study Statement of the Problem Hypothesis Significance of the Study Scopes and Limitations Objectives Definition of terms CHAPTER 2: BODY OF THE PAPER Research Methodology Review of Related Literature CHAPTER 3: PRESENTATION, INTERPRETATION AND ANALYSIS OF DATA CHAPTER 4: CONCLUSION Summary Conclusion BIBLIOGRAPHY APPENDIX Survey Questionnaire ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I would like to express my deepest appreciation to all who contributed for the development of this paper. I acknowledged all the assistance that improves my research paper to be better. To God, who guides and lightens my path each day. To Ms. Rosa Payumo, who have been so patient and devoted her time. To my Family and Friends, who continue to support and understand me every step of the way. To the selected students of III-Narra and III-Acacia, who honestly gave their opinions and information and answered my prepared survey questionnaires. And to all the people who contributed in any way for the progress of this paper. CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION Abstract The researcher conducted a study about the addiction in computer games of 3rd year student (III-Narra & III-Acacia). This study will investigate...
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...Biographical Sketch The first researcher was born on January 5, 1993 and was named Eldon A. Zeta. He studied in San Isidro Elementary School in Princess Urduja, Narra, Palawan. He pursued his high school life in Princess Urduja National High School. He is now currently taking up Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship at PSU-Narra CCRD. He is a second year student and currently a Student Government Organization Senator. The second researcher’s born on January 7, 1994 and was named Carmelle Magbanua. She finished her elementary years in Gregorio Oquendo Memorial School and pursued her high school life in Narra National High School. She is now a second year student of Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship at PSU-Narra CCRD. The third researcher was born on May 19,1996 and was named Allain B. Tiosin. He finished his elementary years in Narra Pilot School. He pursued his high school years in Narra National High School. He is now a second year student of Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship at PSU-Narra CCRD. The fourth researcher’s born on April 21, 1993 and was given named Kristine Joy S. Dela Pena. She finished her elementary years in Malinao Elementary School and she pursued her high school in Narra National High School. She is now a second year student of Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship at PSU-Narra CCDRD. The fifth researcher was born on September 22, 1997 and was given named Merlyn Grace S. Licay. She finished her...
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...MANUAL FOR LAWYERS AND PARTIES Rules 22 and 24 Revised Rules of Civil Procedure (Pursuant to A.M. 14-03-02-SC, March 8, 2014) RULE 22: PRELIMINARY CONFERENCE I. BEFORE THE PRELIMINARY CONFERENCE A. Pleadings, motions and modes of discovery 1. Ensure that you have filed all the necessary pleadings in support of your cause of action. 2. Avail of the various modes of discovery under Rules 27 to 31 of the Revised Rules of Civil Procedure [Section 22.3]. 3. When discovery procedures are availed of, submit material portions of the discovery proceedings, previously undisclosed documents or facts, and judicial affidavits pertaining to the fruits of the discovery within sixty (60) days from the start of the discovery process [Section 22.3]. B. Judicial Dispute Resolution (“JDR”) 4. Exert efforts to settle the dispute amicably [Section 22.1(a)]. 5. If there is failure of JDR, discuss with the other party or counsel whether you intend the JDR judge to retain the case and preside over further proceedings [Section 22.2]. 6. File a joint written motion or manifestation requesting the court to retain the case, if mutually agreed upon by the parties [Section 22.2]. C. Judicial Affidavits 7. Request for the issuance of a subpoena ad testificandum or duces tecum if your intended witness, who is neither the witness of the adverse party nor a hostile witness, unjustifiably declines to execute...
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...building, the NARRA Residence Hall. It's an exclusive dormitory for male students of UP Diliman. Anyways, I was with Leo yesterday and he told me that he will go to UP Diliman to bring something for Kiko. Because of not having been there for a long time, I decided to join him and went there from Las Pinas. It was really a tiring ride from the almost southernmost part of Manila to the northernmost part of the region. Leo and I were able to get a cab from Las Pinas and it cost me a lot for the fare... Well, we arrived in UP Diliman at around 8:30 in the evening. We waited for Kiko at Philcoa Jollibee Branch. Just after 15 minutes, I guess, we saw Kiko outside waiving at us with Anton. I felt happy seeing them again after a long time. They told me that Narra is having their OPEN HOUSE that night. Leo told me that he informed me about it but I cant really remember him telling me that. Anyways, I felt a bit bad because I didnt bring my camera with me...and I was only holding my very cheap Nokia 1110i and left my phone camera in my condo. So it was a little frustrating though...I kept on blaming Leo and Leo kept on telling me that he infomed me about it. I guess it was my fault...I'm so damn deaf! Moving on...Leo, Kiko, Anton and I went to a nearby Jeepney Station from Philcoa. While walking towards the station, we saw Christian who's a former dormmate of ours too. I think Kiko informed him about the activity in Narra so he decided to come too. So we all went straight to Narra and arrived...
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...limitations. Usually, it is a problem for artists and calligraphers to supplyink for the markers they are using.Typically, the inks used in most markers are made from synthetic materials like the petroleum and chemical solvents. These kinds of materials are hazardous especially to thehealth of the users and to the environment as well.As been made into dyes, the Narra ( Pterocarpus indicus ) can be an alternativeingredient for ink instead of petroleum. The Narra ( Pterocarpus indicus ) is native toSoutheastern Asia and found all over in the Philippine archipelago. It is a large deciduoustree which is very easily propagated from seeds or large cuttings. It is known for its ability totake high polish, which is derived from the trees and its alcoholic tincture that produces dark red color dye in wood and can be used for tanning. In today’s modern world, almost every product has been commercialized and peoplesought for products that are more natural and cheaper instead.The creation of ink with alternative ingredient to be commercialized is a demand for the artists, calligraphers as well as for the people. The researcher thinks that Narra has great potentials in having an alternative permanent marker ink due to its strong tanning...
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...Justice is the corner stone of any human civilization, across all nations, all languages, all historical development, all cultural background, and all social groups. Even though human exercises of justice always involve subjective judgment, most people believe that there would be ultimate objective justice in this world. In fact, in any human society, people always ascribe the absoluteness of justice which is free of subjective relativity to divine authority, even if the society is dominated by atheist materialist culture. This is because mankind could only acquire absolute authority from supernatural or divine power superior to all human power. As a result, divine justice has been the foundation of all human justice in this world. Besides the divine justice, there are another two general categories of justice: natural justice and social justice. By natural justice I am referring to the application of natural logic or knowledge when exercising justice. For example, we all know that forcing people to work under dangerous environment or poor conditions could be harmful to them, or cutting a person with knife could kill him. This kind of common knowledge could be accepted among people without any modern scientific education when making judgment about justice. The last major category of justice is the social justice, i.e. the exercise of justice based on various cultural values, human experiences and personal interests. In reality, the process of exercising justice would normally...
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...The current documented experiences of Asian Indians who either recently immigrated from India or were born and raised in America raise an important question as to whether generational status impacts perceived experiences of discrimination among Asian Indians (Inman et al., 2015; Kaduvettoor-Davidson & Inman, 2013; Tummala-Narra et al., 2011). Kaduvettoor-Davidson and Inman (2013) define first-generation South Asians as “those who immigrated to the United States as adults, whereas second-generation South Asians are those who are either born in the United States or immigrated prior to age 18” (p. 157). The historical significance of Asian Indians’ immigration to the United States begins in understanding the experiences of Indians still living in India. India was colonized and under British imperial rule for 400 years, and this resulted in the internalization of cultural norms and values of British individuals,...
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...“En Arturo la estrella más brillante se narra la historia de un homosexual cubano, que sufre toda clase de humillaciones durante su injusta permanencia en los campos de concentración homosexual, que surgieron en Cuba, durante la Revolución, a mediados de los años sesenta”. En Arturo la estrella más brillante se narra la historia de un homosexual cubano, que sufre toda clase de humillaciones durante su injusta permanencia en los campos de concentración homosexual, que surgieron en Cuba, durante la Revolución, a mediados de los años sesenta. Este es un texto, cuya escritura es verdaderamente impactante debido a la crudeza con la cual narrador cuenta los hechos por él vividos, durante la dura época en que tuvo que sufrir las humillaciones de la persecución bajo un gobierno opresor; cuya promesa para el pueblo era la de igualdad y libertad, supuestamente. Pero este proyecto de igualdad para el pueblo fue sólo una promesa más sin cumplir por el régimen castrista. El mismo Castro consideró que, en este caso, los homosexuales ó la conducta de estos seres humanos, considerada una desviación; no era digna de un verdadero revolucionario. Así mismo, las personas con este tipo de inclinación sexual eran víctimas de la homofobia y tampoco les era permitido obtener cargos donde la población joven se viera influenciada por ellos. De esta forma, no sólo los homosexuales, sino también aquellos disidentes quienes eran catalogados de antisociales, eran arrestados por los militares...
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...Literatura Ms.Dacunto 2~O3~12 Janet Sosa Preguntas de El Lazarillo de Tormes 1. Comenta estas líneas del primer tratado: “Verdad dice este que cumple aviar el ojo y avisar, pues solo soy, pensar como me sepa valer.” ¿Por qué marcan un momento importante en el desarrollo y la educación de Lázaro? Este es un momento importante para el desarrollo, la educación y los valores de Lázaro porqué el empieza a valerse por si mismo, sin ayuda de nadie después de que su mama se lo diera al ciego para que el fuera su guía, sin pensar que seria de él. El ciego que era una persona audaz y con mucha astucia. Con este amo Lázaro se dio cuenta que tenia que dejar de ser un niño de ocho años para convertirse en todo un hombre maduro porque así la sociedad lo requería para sobrevivir. El ciego le enseño a Lázaro como pedir limosna en las iglesias y en las calles, como dar lastima con las demás personas. También el ciego era cruel con el porque no le daba de comer a Lázaro pero él se las ingeniaba para poder comer. Lázaro aprendió con el ciego como era la vida en realidad que tenia que tener bien puestos los pies sobre la tierra y ahí empiezo la educación de él, quien con golpes del ciego aprendió y desarrollo una gran astucia como el ciego que fue posible que Lázaro se vengara de todo lo que le hizo el. 2. Describe en detalle la personalidad de Lázaro. Mencionas los sucesos que provocan cambios en su personalidad...
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...1. How can we account for life’s dual nature of unity and diversity? All forms of life have common unifying features yet are amazingly diverse. Both of these facts are a result of our DNA. All life has commonalities, while still being unique. For example insects all have a hard exoskeleton and numerous legs, but they all have different rolls to play on earth, as well as different shapes and sizes. Another good example is humans. We're all built with the same general composition, but each of us are unique within those boundaries. 2. While waiting at an airport, Neil Campbell once overheard this claim: "It's paranoid and ignorant to worry about industry or agriculture contaminating the environment with their chemical wastes. After all, this stuff is just made ofthe same atoms that were already present in our environment~How would you counter this argument? While waiting at an airport, Neil Campbell once overheard this claim: "It's paranoid and ignorant to worry about industry or agriculture contaminating the environment with their chemical wastes. After all, this stuff is just made ofthe same atoms that were already present in our environment. How would you counter this argument? Yes, that’s right cause the chemicals present in our environment every now and then are the same chemicals that are present in the industrial and agricultural wastes that are contaminating our environment Put in mind first that chemicals is used in large amount may leads or brings us to toxicity or...
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...La Ilíada una controversia como hecho histórico La Ilíada es un antiguo poema épico dividida en veinticuatro cantos. A través de ellos se narran los últimos tiempos del ataque de Troya. Se dice que la guerra de Troya se originó cuando el príncipe de Troya, Paris, raptó a la esposa de Agamenón, rey de Esparta. Esta guerra duro diez años. Desde la época clásica de Grecia hasta las generaciones de hoy día, se considera la Ilíada como una de las composiciones literarias mas importante de la Antigua Grecia. Esta poesía se le atribuye al poeta griego Homero. La Ilíada es un tema de constante debate ya que muchos historiadores, filósofos, antropólogos, en fin, muchos intelectos creen que este poema no narra algo verdadero y se preguntan si esta guerra de Troya verdaderamente ocurrió o si simplemente es un mito, una fantasía o pura ficción El debate comienza desde el propio autor Homero. Hoy día no se sabe a ciencia cierta si fue un autor o varios autores los creadores de la Ilíada. Juan Carlos Rodríguez en su libro “El desarme de la cultura. Una lectura de la Ilíada” alega que debido al determinante peso de esta tradición oral épica la Ilíada no pudo ser obra de un solo autor (Rodríguez, 2010, p.21) . Marco S. De Veri comenta que Homero ha sido el compositor, o al menos, el recopilador de la Ilíada y que no solo multiplicó esas tradiciones trasmitidas oralmente, si no que fue quien las organizó (Veri, 2004, p.21). Friedrich August Wolf argumenta que la épica homérica es una...
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