...Ang Dapat Mabatid ng mga Filipino Itong Katagalugan, na pinamamahalaan nang unang panahon ng ating tunay na mga kababayan niyaong hindi pa tumutulong sa mga lupaing ito ang mga Kastila, ay nabubuhay sa lubos na kasaganaan, at kaginhawaaan. Kasundo niya ang mga kapit-bayan at lalung-lalo na ang mga taga-Japon, sila'y kabilihan at kapalitan ng mga kalakal, malabis ang pagyabong ng lahat ng pinagkakakitaan, kaya't dahil dito'y mayaman ang kaasalan ng lahat, bata't matanda at sampung mga babae ay marunong bumasa at sumulat ng talagang pagsulat nating mga Tagalog. Dumating ang mga Kastila at dumulog na nakipagkaibigan. Sa mabuti nilang hikayat na diumano, tayo'y aakayin sa lalong kagalingan at lalong imumulat ang ating kaisipan, ang nasabing nagsisipamahala ay nangyaring nalamuyot sa tamis ng kanilang dila sa paghibo. Gayon man sila'y ipinailalim sa talagang kaugaliang pinagkayarian sa pamamagitan ng isang panunumpa na kumuha ng kaunting dugo sa kani-kanilang mga ugat, at yao'y inihalo't ininom nila kapwa tanda ng tunay at lubos na pagtatapat na di magtataksil sa pinagkayarian. Ito'y siyang tinatawag na "Pacto de Sangre" ng haring Sikatuna at ni Legaspi na pinakakatawanan ng hari sa Espana. Buhat nang ito'y mangyari ay bumubilang na ngayon sa tatlong daang taon mahigit na ang lahi ni Legaspi ay ating binubuhay sa lubos na kasaganaan, ating pinagtatamasa at binubusog, kahit abutin natin ang kasalatan at kadayukdukan; iginugugol natin ang yaman, dugo at sampu ng tunay na mga kababayan...
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...Pre-Employment/Treatment Plan Sample Name: DW DORS Counselor: TR Address: Columbia MD Employment: History: Student Date: Employment Goal: Warehouse Worker This type of plan can be written soon after an individual program. Information gleaned from initial observations of program participant, any medical/ psychological reports and evaluations as well as feedback from family and program staff. Staff : (list all the program staff that contributed to the Plan) Dean, we know you are very eager to go to work and make money. You are unhappy with the first Phase of the DORS Employment Program because you feel it is as you say, “holding you back”. We understand how this step toward work can feel pointless, after all, you and your parents’ report that you have no difficulty finding a job. Our concern is that you have difficulty keeping a job. Your DORS counselor sent you here to get the help you need to not only get a good job, but to also keep that job so you can reach your goal of being independent and living on your own. To prepare you to work successfully we are going to focus on building upon the skills and strengths you have and that will be welcomed by any employer. Just as importantly we will help you to fix or learn to work around the problems or barriers caused by your injury. We believe if you learn to use different ways or strategies of doing things, you can take what you will learn here into a job. Let us talk about the strengths and...
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...A single parent is a parent with one or more children, who is/are not living with the child's/children's other parents. The definition of single parenthood may vary according to local laws of nations or provinces. Single parenthood may occur as a result of loss (death of spouse, separation, divorce, abandonment by one parent), or by choice (single parent adoption, donor insemination, egg donor/surrogate motherhood, choosing to carry to term an unexpected pregnancy and raise the child on one's own). More than 25% of children in the U.S. live with only one parent (U.S. Bureau of Census, 1997). Research about the welfare of children in single-parent families varies. Many factors influence the outcome of how children fare: parent's age, education level, and occupation, family income, family's support network from friends and extended family members (including the absent parent if available). Further, outcomes in families where single-parenthood is chosen is higher, as the single parent is typically older, has established employment and social supports, and has considered the pros and cons of raising a child alone. Statistically, children in single parent homes fare worse than those with two parents. In the United States, family structure contributes to five characteristics of a child's well being. These include lower birthrates and higher death rates among infants when there is just one parent. Also, the number of children ages 15-17 in school and in good health is much lower...
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...question1 What are the remedies available under the Law of Contract? Remedy is where the inured party enforce their rights or get a reward for a loss. It also means to achieve justice where legal rights are involved. There are many types of remedies and some of them may be ordered by court, granted by judgement, by agreement between two parties and operation of law. The remedies depend on the nature of the breach. The remedies available under the Law Of Contract are Rescission, Restitution, Damages, Specific Performance, Injunction,Mareva Injunction, and Quantum Meruit. Rescission has been defined as the cancellation of contract between parties. It enables the innocent party to cancel off the contract when there is any misinterpretation by the other party. Misinterpretation is as the defence if the innocent party is sued for damages or specific performance by the other party. Under the Sale of Goods, the innocent party has the rights to cancel off the contract when there is a breach of implied condition as to title, correspondence with description, merchantable quality, fitness for purpose and sale by sample corresponding to those implied in contract of sale. Restitution is sometimes referred as quasi-contract. Quasi-contract is a contract created by courts. Quasi contract is actually not a legal contract but it is actually a legal substitute which is formed to impose equity between the two parties. It does not rely on the plaintiff, person who brings a case against another...
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...Coconut Conservation status: Secure | Coconut Palm | | Kingdom: | Plantae | Division: | Magnoliophyta | Class: | Liliopsida | Order: | Arecales | Family: | Arecaceae | Genus: | Cocos | Species: | C. nucifera | | Binomial name | Cocos nucifera L. | The Coconut Palm(Cocos nucifera), is a member of the familyArecaceae (palm family). It is the only species in the genus Cocos, and is a large palm, growing to 30 m tall, with pinnateleaves 4-6 m long, with pinnae 60-90 cm long; old leaves fall cleanly leaving the trunk smooth. The term coconut refers to the fruit of the coconut palm. Origins and Cultivation The origins of this plant are the subject of debate with some authorities claiming it is native to southeast Asia, while others claim its origin is in north-western South America. Fossil records from New Zealandindicate that small coconut-like plants grew there as far back 15 million years ago. Even older fossils have been uncovered in Rajasthan,India. Regardless of their origins, coconuts have spread across much of the tropics, in particular along tropical shorelines. Since its fruit is light and buoyant, the plant is readily spread by marine currents, which can carry coconuts significant distances. The Coconut palm thrives on sandy soils and is highly tolerant of salinity and prefers areas with abundant sunlight and regular rainfall (75-200 cm annually), which makes colonising the many shorelines of the tropics relatively straightforward. Coconuts...
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...up the counselor might have had a similar situation that causes a reaction. It is important for the counselor to understand that these emotions might come up and the appropriate way to address them. Seeking assistance in this profession is an important especially if they plan on continue counselor with the set clients. Often times even a therapist attends a counseling just to help sort out some emotions that might arise. 3.10 Gifts: This ethical code has to do with a therapist receive or giving gifts of substantial value, or a gift that might impair the integrity or efficacy of the therapeutic relationship (AAMFT). Often time’s clients want to show appreciation for the healings that they have experienced. Some of the time a simple thank you is not enough, in some cultures it is custom to give a gift. One suggestion that a therapist might try is to place the “no gift giving” in the informed consent. This way the client will have a hard copy of the understandings. Another options is to send out a kindly reminder during the holidays that gift are not needed, all though this practice might be presumptuous. 6.6 Pro Bono: Therapist participate in activities that contribute to society and the community, this might devote a portion of their professional activity to services for little or no financial return (AAMFT). The dilemma with this is determining which client might need a sliding scale. One way is to provide a screening process that...
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...TIPS TO PEOPLE DO BUSINESS IN THE UK 1. Exchanging business cards: • Timing: In the U.K, business cards are usually given at the end of a meeting or event. It is polite to offer your own business card in return as opposed to simply accepting the offered card. It is also acceptable to exchange business cards at the beginning of a meeting, although it is better practice to exchange cards when you have built up a rapport with the person involved. • Expected Information: They should contain your name and position title, contact number, email address and website address. If possible, your business name, logo and services or products also should be listed. it is common practice to have a double-sided card in the U.K. with the business details on the front and the personal contact details on the back 2. Shaking hands Shaking hands is a common form of greeting • A handshake is standard for business occasions and when visiting a home. • Women do not always shake hands. • In business, a light handshake is standard. • When visiting a home, a handshake is proper; however, a handshake is not always correct at social occasions. Observe what others do. • In the UK it is usually a single right hand that does the shaking. Very few people shake with their left hand and it is deemed rude to offer your hand without taking your glove off first. 3. Bowing 4. Kissing 5. Being formal...
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... This free-time play can say a lot about where her gifts lie. 2. Expose your child to a broad spectrum of experiences. They may activate latent talents. Don't assume that he isn't gifted in an area because he hasn't shown an interest. 3. Give your child permission to make mistakes. If she has to do things perfectly, she'll never take the risks necessary to discover and develop a gift. 4. Ask questions. Help your child open up to he wonders of the world by asking intriguing questions: Why is the sky blue? Find the answers together. 5. Plan special family projects. Shared creativity can awaken and develop new talents. 6. Don't pressure your child to learn. If children are sent to special lessons every day in the hope of developing their gifts, they may become too stressed or exhausted to shine. Encourage, but don't push. 7. Have high expectations. But make them realistic. 8. Share your work life. Expose your child to images of success by taking him to work. Let him see you engaged in meaningful activities and allow him to become involved. 9. Provide a sensory-rich environment. Have materials around the home that will stimulate the senses: finger paints, percussion instruments, and puppets. 10. Keep your own passion for learning alive. Your child will be influenced by your example. 11. Don't limit your child with labels. They may saddle her with a reputation that doesn't match her inner gifts. 12. Play games together as a family. 13. Have a...
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...Factors ✦ Danes like to charm people (hygge). Enter into the spirit. ✦ Humor is an important factor. ✦ Pleasant follow-up is always advisable. ✦ They insist on tolerance of views and flexibility. ✦ Stick to facts and analyze them intelligently. ✦ Make all proposals seem reasonable. Avoid ✦ Any form of boasting. ✦ Showing you think you are cleverer than they are. ✦ Laughing at them or at things Danish. ✦ Patronizing them in any way. ✦ Showing too much interest in materialism or bottom-line focus. ✦ Infringing on anybody ’s rights. ✦ Being overly serious; Danes think Swedes are so Gift Giving Etiquette . If invited to a Danish home for dinner, bring flowers, good quality chocolates or good quality wine. A bouquet of mixed wildflowers makes an excellent gift. . If you are invited to dinner or a party, it is polite to send flowers in advance of the event. . Gifts are opened when received. Dining Etiquette If invited to a Danish home: . Arrive on time. Danes are punctual in both business and social situations. . Check to see if you should remove your shoes before entering the house. . Contact the hostess ahead of time to see if she would like you to bring a dish. . Offer to help the hostess with the preparation or clearing up after a meal is served. . Do not discuss business. Watch your table manners! . Wait to be told where to sit. There may be a seating plan. . Table manners are Continental -- hold the fork in the left hand and...
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...Holiday Gift Card Analysis | | | | Gift cards are becoming a popular alternative to traditional physical gift giving. They offer the gift giver the ability to provide an option that not only satisfies their desire to donate to another person’s wellbeing, but also as a way of providing the recipient with the ability to choose their own gift. Christmas is an especially opportune time to increase the marketing of gift cards by retailers. With the knowledge that many people will be shopping for gifts; there is an abundance of opportunities to market the low-involvement purchase. Retailers use motivated reasoning, such as time and best-fit gifts, to convince consumers that gift cards are the perfect alternative to a traditional gift. Statistics show that gift card purchases are on the rise. Retailers realize that consumer decision processes concerning gift cards can be very beneficial. Many consumers tend to spend more than the actual amount on the card. They also benefit the retailers by being available in a multitude of mediums and locations. Though, there are also many detriments to gift cards. They often are unused and must be accounted for as unearned revenue rather than profits. It seems that gift cards offer the least amount of involvement when compared to other gift options. The approach-avoidance conflict consists of wanting to give a gift, but not wanting to exert the time/energy that is required to obtain it. The felt involvement required to select a gift can be...
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...A gift registry site where people who have a special day or needs can make up a list of product that they would like to receive as gifts or open a cash fund to collect money to buy a product. There are some options for user in order to have a product by using our web site: 1) User can make up a gift list for a special situation. These situations such as birthday gifts, new home gifts, new child gifts, wedding gifts etc. will be varied under a title. User will add these gifts from shopping web sites like Amazon.com. Friends of user can reach to the list and purchase one of the gifts by letting the user know or not as a surprise. Gift will be sent to the shipping address of user. 2) User can open a cash gift fund that includes information about gift with his Paypal account. Fund will be limited by an amount. Moreover, most active gift requests, lists and cash gift funds will be shared on main page, thus interactivity between users and some mainstream situations will leverage the reputation of web site such as getting together of people to collect money for a guy that needs money to marry with his childhood love etc. on social media as well. Gift requests may be shared on social media pages and other personal pages that buyers can reach to lists. Web site will have a sorting speciality of gifts according to prices and importance level that user decide...
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...there with some of the kids is like celebrating Christmas emphasizing the joy of loving and giving. The Christmas is in my heart; the nursing of those little kids, the playing with them, and the giving of gifts to them are just some of the affirmation of the true spirit of Christmas I felt while doing the service. Second, all that we have is indeed a great gift from our Loving Father. Through this activity, I’ve come to realized how lucky we are to have our loving parents with us in our lives. The kids made me more love my parents and appreciate every single thing they’re doing for us, their children. Third, these kids are not sinister instead they are so lucky. They are lucky for they have been saved from experiencing a more hurtful one and are now being taken cared of those people who are all so warm and caring. They are lucky for they have bunch of sisters and brothers who will heed them every time they needed them the most and unlike their parents, will never leave their side. Fourth, the true essence of love. Even if we just had a short time bonding with them, I had learned the true essence of love. That you can give your love even to those who you just met and make friends with. And that love is the best thing you can give to someone unconditionally. It is the greatest gift you can share with especially to those who is in need of it. Lastly, I’ve learned how intelligent...
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...Tessa Moody Per.1 sociology 5/23/13 Volunteer reflection vol·un·teer [vol-uhn-teer] noun 1. A person who voluntarily offers himself or herself for a service or undertaking. 2. A person who performs a service willingly and without pay. Volunteering is that act of commencement free services that one does in order to help an organization or simply an average person. Volunteer work is described in the simplest of words as, “kind”. Many people do volunteer work for many different reasons. People can also volunteer in a number of different places and ways. South Africa, Tanzia, Liberia, Uganda, Haiti and the United States are just a few of common countries that are frequently holding volunteer projects. The tasks volunteers could partake in are countless, but a couple would be education children and adults, preparing meals and ensuring food security, making sure the sick is aided to and taken care of, and help provide shelter to those in need. The common qualities that volunteers usually portray would be a recent college graduate, a student who needs to do field work in order to gain credits to graduate or someone who is looking to change fields in their career. Older middle aged people also may volunteer of course, their reasoning might be that they are retired and are looking for something to do while they are still “young”. Choosing the right place is not very hard; all you need to do is choose a place based on your interests, skills, and background. The place you choose...
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...Allan Ritch CHMN 201-D01 LUO March 31, 2014 Spiritual Gifts Paper PART ONE: What are your top two spiritual gifts? Do you agree with the results? Why or why not? My two dominate spiritual gifts as determined by taking the “Spiritual Gifts Analysis” on www.churchgrowth.org are (1) Administration and (2) Exhortation. I completely agree with this assessment. Having been in the administration field most of my adult life, in one capacity or another, I see that this gift has had an influence upon me. I am definitely a take-charge type of person when it comes to something that I am enthusiastic and passionate. The analyses pointed out that people with this gift tend to count on others to take care of the small details and are gifted delegator. I am definitely that type of person in most situations. I do not like to micro-manage others or be micro-managed. I tend to take on many tasks myself just so I can control the outcome and results. I tend to lack patience at times when a detailed explanation is required and expect that others already know how and what the goals are. The gift exhortation is a direct complement to administration. While administration directs and organizes, exhortation teaches, counsels, and encourages. I have not always seen this gift within my character, although as I look back I can see that this gift has been in the development stage for quite some time. The analysis advises against interrupting people and allowing pride to be the primary motivator...
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...a man, she should extend her hand first. Women friends greet with a kiss on each cheek, starting with the left and alternating cheeks. Married women kiss twice, while a single woman receives a third kiss. 1 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT First names should normally be used, but titles are important. In business, men are addressed as "senhor" plus their surname, while women as "senhora" plus the surname. Business cards (either in your language or Portuguese) are a necessity when greeting in business meeting. But Brazilians need to know who they are doing business with before they can work effectively. Gift giving Giving a gift is not necessary during a first meeting. A relaxed social situation is the best time to present a gift. If invited to a Brazilian's house, bring the hostess flowers or a small gift. If you did not...
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