...A COMMUNITY DIAGNOSIS OF DILANG I AND II NAGPAYONG BARANGAY PINAGBUHATAN, PASIG CITY Presented to the Faculty of the College of Nursing Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Pasig Kapasigan, Pasig City In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements in Related Learning Experience 107 BSN IV – OREM BATCH 2012 Clinical Instructors Kenneth E. Librea, RN Zussette O. Villar, RN, MAN Lawrence Ignatius M. Pamintuan, RN February 2012 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT This study would not be possible without the help and support of the following people to whom the researchers would like to extend their sincerest appreciation and deepest gratitude: The Almighty God, for the knowledge, wisdom, strength and love that He unconditionally bestowed on the group. This community diagnosis has been done according to His will. Professor Maria Luisa H. Lopez, for the patience and efforts she has exerted in planning this study; for the motivation and words of wisdom that pushed the students into working hard; for the assistance, knowledge and information that guided the actions of the group; and lastly, for her professional and motherly approaches which both disciplined and encouraged the students. Prof. Zussette O. Villar, Prof. Lawrence O. Pamintuan, and Prof. Kenneth E. Librea, for their diligence and hard work in guiding the students throughout the span of the community immersion; for the friendship and seniority that they offered to the students; and for extending their time and efforts in criticizing...
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...HYGEIA INTERNATIONAL Expansion in Nigeria is the issue. Henry Livingstone, vice president of the Africa/Middle East Region of Hygeia International, has just received a proposal from his Nigerian managing director for a major move into poultry production. This would extend hygeia’s profitable agricultural activities even more in that West African country. CORPORATE BASE HYGEIA International is pseudonym for one of the 10 leading pharmaceutical companies of the world. Based in the United States, hygeia also has laboratories and plants in many countries. Over a third of its net income is earned outside the U.S., and because of growing federal regulation, Hygeia looks abroad for a rising percentage of its future income. Like other large pharmaceutical films, Hygeia has converted drugs designed for humans to use in farm animals. This opens up a large market with relatively low R & D expense. In addition to veterinary products for the control and treatment of disease, hygeia produces a variety of feed supplements. Currently, about 15 percent of Hygeia’s total sales of over a billion dollars come from agricultural activities! Hygeia’s agricultural business includes active participation in mass production of poultry. Today, frying chickens are raised in 100,000-chick batches. Thanks to genetic selection. Scientific feeding, and a strictly controlled environment, fries can be ready for market in 10 weeks. Egg production is similarly engineered. Significantly, these mass...
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...PGC | Philippine Government & Constitution Prelims Reviewer THE CONCEPT OF STATE State o o Community of persons more or less numerous in number occupying the definite territory with government free of external control Elements: People A state can’t be a state without rational beings World is governed by laws of men People determines the law that can be applied Laws in this context: Laws of men ; not laws of nature Law: Law is ordinance of reason promulgated by the authority for the common good o 4 elements Reason Rule of action Anything that governs us is of reason Promulgated/Promulgation o Act of making o Informing others of the law o Congress is mandated/required to publish laws By the authority Congress makes the law Everything that we do is provided by the congress National in scope Local scope: mini-congress o Ordinance: available only to the place where official is elected Ordinance For the common good Majority: 50%+1 Territory Not limited to the land Pertains to the land, water, sea and air Countr has exclusive power and right If you’ll go to the other country, you’ll pay You have to know your territory o As a sovereign people, you are free to go to your territory without asking permission Government Agent of state ; not the actual state Forms of government o Monarchial Run by royalties Saudi, Brunei, Bahrain, UAE The King and Queen has actual powers Note: England is not a monarchial country ; the establishment...
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...Problem Set 1 (Presentation of Data) 1. General Instruction: 1. Prepare an MS Word Document containing your answer in each of the following numbers: 2. Submit online on or before the due date. Presentation of Data 1. The following are the number of customers a restaurant served for lunch on 50 weekdays: 50 64 55 51 60 41 71 53 63 64 55 61 60 55 53 57 58 66 53 56 59 62 56 63 61 68 57 51 61 51 64 46 59 49 64 60 58 64 42 47 49 59 66 45 61 57 65 62 58 65 a. Construct a FDT of the following data set and write a brief report about it. 2. A manufacturer of jeans has plants in California (CA), Arizona (AZ), and Texas(TX). A group of 25 pairs of jeans is randomly selected from the computerized database, and the state in which each is produced is recorded: |CA |AZ |AZ |TX |CA | |CA |CA |TX ...
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...Oral Law: Oral Law is law that is not written down but is spoken Kinship : The act or fact of being in a relationship. Terra Nullius: Land owned by no one. Native Title: Native title is land given to the indigenous community by the government. Who is Eddie Marbo: Dispute Resolution If the law is broken or a dispute arises family and community is involved in resolution. * Discussions are held at ceremonial times * Elders use discussion between parties to resolve the dispute * Mediation is the key to dispute resolution * There are two major types of wrong: Public and private. * * International Law * * State sovereignty and domestic law * * There are 4 key criteria for recognizing a new county Define physical territory Permanent population Government that exercises control over physical (Effective Government) Capacity to relate to other governments (Compacity to enter international negotiations) Domestic law is a part of a country to govern * Defining international law * International law is the law between nations * * International law: * The general principles on the law as recognized by other nations. * * Jus cogens, * Overisdes laws that a county may have * * International disadvantages * * The united nations and international law * International criminal court * : * International community must respond when a county is in terror for...
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...Parts of a Thesis Prelims Main body of thesis End matter The diagram above shows the basic layout of a thesis. The thesis is made up of three major elements: Prelims: Everything that comes before the first page of the Introduction. Main body of the thesis: Begins with the first page of the Introduction and continues to the last page of the Conclusions/Recommendations. End matter: The reference list and the appendices. (Note that these titles— Prelims, Main Body and End matter— are used here for convenience only. You are not to use them as labels for these parts of your thesis.) You can see from the diagram that the parts get progressively bigger. The prelims are just a few pages. There is a lot of built-in repetition in the way a thesis or report is set out, particularly in the prelims. They provide an outline or road-map of the thesis, and explain to the reader how it is structured. The Prelims include: Title page Abstract Acknowledgements Table of Contents List of Tables List of Figures Glossary (if needed) List of Abbreviations (if needed) The main body of the thesis is made up of the thesis chapters. For theses based on primary research, the chapter titles are as follows: Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Literature Review Chapter 3: Methodology Chapter 4: Results and Discussion Chapter 5: Conclusions (and Recommendations if required) Theses based on desk research will include: ...
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...Get Set Go IAS Prepare for IAS the RIGHT Way! By Lazylord © IAS Kracker 2011. All Rights Reserved. Get Set Go IAS iaskracker.com While there are many IAS exam related sites and blogs out there this ebook provides you tips to get an edge in your civil services preparation over your competition. This e-book is not about the civil services syllabus or examination plan but goes much beyond this. For the syllabus and details of the IAS examination you can refer the UPSC website itself. So I have covered these only in passing. Which begs the question, what can you get from this e-book? You will Begin your preparation without any false starts and thus save valuable time and effort Know exactly which books to refer for IAS Select the right optionals within a short time Save time and money by reading the right books and notes Decide whether you require coaching and if you do then which one Learn how to read newspapers for current affairs and GK Gain inspiration from success stories of previous IAS toppers Page 1 Get Set Go IAS iaskracker.com How to read this e-Book? While the chapters are arranged logically and in sequence, articles that are relevant from this e-Book’s point of view but which have been published on IAS Kracker or some other site are not included here to avoid repetition. Instead I have included them as links or under the tag of ‘Additional Reading’ at the bottom of each page. I suggest you go through these articles included under...
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...Institute Logo FAR EASTERN UNIVERSITY Institute of ______________ NOTE: use Font 12, Times New Roman, SHOULD BE LEARNER-CENTERED Course Title | | Course Code | | Credits | | Course Prerequisite | | Course Description: (2-3 sentences indicating the number of units, can be based from CHED prototype) It is a three-unit course covering ... | Course Outcomes | At the end of this course, the learner will be able to:(Note: minimum of 3 - cognitive, affective, psychomotor, use only HOTS, start with behavioral verb in small letter) 1. Cognitive; 2. Affective common to all syllabi as TATAK TAMARAW –“Exemplify fortitude, excellence and uprightness through ……(cite particular activity in the course that demonstrate FEU core values)” ; and 3. Psychomotor. (use proper punctuations) | Time FrameWeek/Day | Learning Outcomes | Topics | Methodology | Resources | Assessment | 1 | At the end of this lesson, the learner will be able to: * Note: combination of HOTS AND LOTS. All topics should have cognitive. But not all should have affective and psychomotor. For science subjects wherein the lecture and laboratory are integrated, all topics should have psychomotor. Preamble should be stated in all lesson. | Note: Use bullet for subtopics | Note: activity to be done by the learners to achieve the learning outcomes. DOES NOT INCLUDE TEACHING STRATEGY. Not all methodology has corresponding assessment BUT all assessment has corresponding...
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...Year 10 Communications Technology Unit: Animation Task Title: Stop Motion Name: Teacher: Mr Rogers Year: 2012 Term: 3 Date Given: 3/08/2012 Prelim Date: 4/09/2012 Due Date: 14/09/2012 Context for Learning The moving pictures that we see on our television or at the movies are made up of many thousands of still pictures that, when played back reasonably quick, trick our brains into thinking there is movement. Modern video is composed of up to 30 frames per second and seems smooth when viewed. This same effect can be achieved at much lower frame rates and clever use of camera and editing techniques can create the illusion of movement when none really exists. Through these methods animated reality can be achieved, avoiding the need to draw 20-30 frames for every second of video. Assessment Task Design and produce a stop motion animation video. This will involve: 1. Writing a proposal outlining your planned story and how you intend to produce your animation (hand drawn, clay models, Lego/action figures/teddy bears, furniture, etc.) Also explain what equipment and software you plan to use (ask for assistance if uncertain). Follow the format on the next page. 2. Creating a storyboard with enough panels to demonstrate the shooting and editing plan. Follow the format on the next page. 3. Shoot and edit your video sequence using available equipment and software. Add sound effects, dialogue and music. Export as an AVI, WMV or MP4 file format at a high quality resolution saved...
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...serving as a final output for Math 110 which has to be submitted during the final period and orally presented by the students in the classroom. Goal of the Final Output: As required in the course syllabus , the final output is for the students to acquire knowledge and apply the concepts learned in algebra to come up with a mathematical model in their chosen topic. PRELIM PERIOD: (Output: Project proposal) Students are grouped, each group with 3-5 members. The group will choose a topic that interests them. With the topic in mind, students are to think of a problem that is in the area of their interest. Write a Project Proposal: Write a paragraph about the chosen topic and what made the group choose the topic. (10-15 sentences). Indicate also the references used. 3. Identify the problem you want to investigate. Indicate the proposed sources of data to be used in the problem and how this data will be collected. 5. Use short bond papers, font: Times New Roman 12. Submit the project proposal before the prelim examination schedule to your teacher. This output is 10% of the students' Prelim Grade. MIDTERM PERIOD: (Output: Collected Data) Represent the collected data using pie chart, tables or histograms. Give a short description of each pictorial representation of the collected data. Give in detail when, how and where the data was collected. Incorporate the data with the project proposal and submit this before the midterm exam. This output...
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...I. COURSE TITLE: CRUISE SALES AND MANAGEMENT II. COURSE DESRIPTION: This course explores the travel industry by developing an understanding of the reference materials used to market cruise for domestic and international destinations. Course Credit: 3 units lecture Contact Hours: 3 hours lecture/week 54 hours of lecture/term III. COURSE RATIONALE Cruising has been considered a global phenomenon; statistic shows the growing popularity of the cruise industry. This course aims to study the essential feature of cruises and how it contributes to the Tourism Industry. IV. COURSE OBJECTIVES By the end of the course, students should be able to: 1. Analyze the past, present and future of the cruise industry; 2. Analyze the services of the cruise industry from a traveler’s perspective. Identify routes, schedules, fare specials, and vacation packages; 3. Reflect on the issues affecting the cruise line industry and explain the psychology of selling cruises to prospective clients; 4. Observe the importance of capitalizing in the sale of cruise vacation packages to a much wider audience; and 5. Exert effort in producing cruise brochures in relation to the travel. V. COURSE CONTENT UNIT 1. Contemporary Cruise Operations 3 hours – June 16-17, 2011 A. Specific Learning Objectives: At the end of the unit, the students should be able to: 1. Define elements of cruising. 2. Identify the history of cruising. ...
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...is designed for Commerce and Accountancy students which deals with the basic algebraic expressions, linear equations and inequalities, solving problems in a linear programming involving graphical method, simplex method, transportation method and assignment method, the break even analysis, the decision theory, business forecasting and inventory. GRADING SYSTEM: To obtain a passing mark, students should at least master 75% of the lesson. Computations of grades are shown below: For Prelim, Midterm and Final: |Class Standing (70%) |Examination (30%) | |Quizzes (20%) |Assignment (10%) |Project(20%) |Participation(20%) | | |Tentative Grade = Class standing + Examination | |Final Grade = Prelim (30%) + Midterm (30%) + Final (40%) | COURSE CONTENT: |Time Allotment |Unit Content |Specific Objectives |Teaching Methods |Activities / Projects / |Mode of Assessment | | |...
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...The Passenger Facility Charge Program: An Overview and an Examination of Increasing or Removing the Program’s Current Limits Submitted by Jim Halley March 10, 2013 Presented in Partial Fulfillment of the Course Requirements for MGMT 533 Federal Regulations, Ethics, and the Legal System Table of Contents | Executive Summary | ii | An Overview and History of the Passenger Facility Charge Program | 1 | Passenger Facility Charge Limits and the Arguments For and Against Raising the Limits | 2 | The Statutory and Regulatory Aspects of the PFC Program | 5 | A Recommendation Regarding PFC Limits | 6 | Works Cited | 7 | Executive Summary As established by the Aviation Safety and Capacity Expansion Act of 1990, the Passenger Facility Charge (PFC) program – codified at 49 U.S.C. §40117 and regulated by 14 C.F.R. Part 158 – allows airports enplaning more than 2,500 passengers per year to charge passengers up to $4.50 per each flight segment but not more than $18.00 per round trip ticket (Price & Forrest, 2012). PFC funds are collected by the airlines, forwarded to the airports by the collecting airlines, and must be expended by airports for projects directly related to safety, security, capacity, noise reduction, and carrier competition enhancement (Price & Forrest, 2012). This paper will provide an overview of the PFC program and examine the program’s history, detail the arguments for and against an increase in current PFC limits, examine the potential...
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...HD 1170 Prelim 2 Study Guide Spring 2014 You should know all of the material covered in lectures through March 25th, and all of the information in the assigned readings from Steinberg’s chapters 9, 10, 11, & 12. Strategies for Studying Start early: It takes many hours over a period of days to learn the material You might wish to check the completion of your notes by comparing them to those provided by TakeNote, which are on reserve in Mann Library. Study in groups if you find that helpful. Do not simply memorize the material; be able to apply it to practical situations. Know the format of Prelim 2 is the same as Prelim 1: 50 questions, all multiple choice. Autonomy: Steinberg, chapter 9 What is autonomy? Define emotional autonomy, behavioral autonomy, and cognitive (value) autonomy. Explain how psychoanalytical theorists view the development of emotional autonomy as detachment. What is individuation and who is the theorist who proposed it? Is the healthy development of emotional autonomy related to close or distant family relations? How are different parenting styles related to the development of emotional autonomy? What are three areas in which we see changes in behavioral autonomy in adolescence? How does the development of the ability to reason logically compare to the development of impulse control in adolescents? In what areas do parents have more influence on adolescents and in what areas are peers more influential? The development of behavioral autonomy...
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...Charles River Investment Management System U.S. Equity User’s Guide Charles River Development Version 7.2 Series Document Version 1.2 April 25, 2004 Document Version 1.2 Charles River Development 7 New England Executive Park Burlington, MA 01803 +1 781 238 0099 telephone +1 781 238 0088 fax www.crd.com U.S. Equity User’s Guide, Version 7.2 Charles River Development, All Rights Reserved. Document Version 1.2 Copyright © 1993-2003 Charles River Systems, Inc. (d/b/a Charles River Development) All Rights Reserved This document is the copyrighted product of Charles River Systems, Inc. and constitutes confidential and proprietary information of Charles River Systems, Inc. No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, recording, or any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from Charles River Systems, Inc. The information in this document is subject to change without notice. The software referred to in this document is furnished under a license and may be used only in accordance with the terms of such a license. The products and companies mentioned herein are for the purpose of identification or example. They may be trademarks and/or registered trademarks of their respective manufacturers. Adobe® Acrobat® Distiller® and Adobe® Acrobat® Reader® are registered trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or...
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