...Joaquin Anareta Rizal Today We all know that Dr. Jose Rizal did not only spark a revolution but also added a huge chunk of fuel to the flames of Filipino nationalism through his writings and his philosophic ideals. But to what extent is the question. It’s obvious that our national hero loved our country and believed in something greater for our country –a brighter tomorrow, a future of equality. He believed in our potential as should any other country-loving citizen. Indeed, there was no man of that time better qualified to inspire the people. He definitely did not fall short on his credentials, considering he studied medicine in Manila and travelled to Spain to finish his medical degree and later studying ophthalmology in Germany in high hopes of curing his mother’s slowly failing eyesight. While he was in Europe, he became part of the Propaganda Movement, cultivating his nationalistic views which would much later be manifested by his two greatest works, Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo, two novels that spoke of the dark aspects of the Philippines under Spanish colonial rule, focusing mainly on the abusive friars and the power hungry politics that plagued the local government. This gives rise to the common misconception is that Rizal yearned for independence from our Spanish colonizers. There is no doubt that Rizal loved his country which begs the question “Why wouldn’t he want independence?” Well Rizal was a well educated man who lived most of his adulthood in Spain...
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...plain sight, the men and women saw it.The trifles that the men found as “useless” clues, the women could find the truth. The trifles symbolized the strength and bond that only the women shared and understood. Miss Minnie Foster left a “nice mess” in her house when she left (6) . At least that's what the men see. Everything that was in the kitchen that they saw, that was a “mess” -- the exploded jars, the dirty towels, and the unfinished work --was a key part of the murder. While Mrs. Hales was sympathetic about Mrs. Foster's jars exploding the men laughed about how she's “held for murder, and worrying about her preserves” (6). The women understood the hard work and dedication that was...
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...The first Wednesday of September has been designated as the official kickoff for this year’s youth programs at New Life Reformed Church. So on the last week of August, Ryan called together my fellow volunteers and I for a sponsor meeting. At six o’clock, the six of us lounged around on the couches in the TIC room and engaged in casual conversation with Ryan. The meeting was officially initiated with a few rounds of icebreaker questions. Ryan pulled out this book called “Unfinished Sentences” and went around the circle asking each person a different question. I reported to the group what my morning routine was, what my favorite ice cream flavor is, and the kind of people that I like to be around. Certain questions caused the conversation to go down a few rabbit trails as we speculated what youth group would be like if we just took the kids out to get ice cream every single week....
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...Analysis of root cause of job dissatisfaction and high turnover - Management Leadership & Foreman Issues The root causes for job dissatisfaction and high turnover rates among foremen at the Lima tire plant is due to a lack of job training, high workload, and lack of communication and support from management. There is a severe lack of job training among the foremen. The foremen need training on how to manage, lead, and motivate the union linemen as well as training on union rules and standards. There are problems within the linemen and foremen relationship as a result of the lack of training. There is also distrust and resentment between the union workers and foremen. The union workers seem to be protected by union reps. There was one example where it seemed the disciplinary action taken by the foremen was reversed by the union rep in an attempt the protect the union lineman. This union protection takes authority away from the foremen and further increases the distrust and resentment between the workers and foremen. In addition to lack of training, the foremen are overworked. There are two 12-hour shifts with a 30-minute lunch and 2 breaks, one in the morning and the other in the afternoon. In addition to managing the linemen the foremen must maintain production forecasts, identify maintenance issues at start of shift, monitoring labor hours and production rates, safety and health standards, staff production team, scheduling hourly employees, approve vacation requests...
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...Ken Kizer MD. coined the term “never events” in 2001 referring to medical mistakes that should never occur (wrong surgery site). The National Quality Forum categorizes never events into six groups: surgical, product or device, patient protection, care management, environmental, and criminal. For a never event to fit into one of the categories never events must be serious in its result (death or significant disability), unambiguous (clearly identifiable and measurable), and usually preventable("AHRQ Patient Safety Network - Never Events," 2011). As of 2006 there are currently 28 “never events” which include unintended retention of a foreign object in a patient after surgery or other procedure, intra-operative or immediately post-operative death in an ASA Class I patient and surgery performed on the wrong body part ("AHRQ Patient Safety Network - Never Events," 2011). In most states there is no mandatory reporting of never events, event though some estimates put national incident rate as high 40 per week. This includes wrong patient and wrong site. Eight hospitals and ambulatory surgical centers in the United States recognized that never events are a critical part of patient safety issues a critical patient safety ("The Joint Commission Center for Transforming Healthcare |Newsroom," 2011). The healthcare facilities joined the Joint commission center for Transforming Healthcare to address the problem. There are currently 25 states and the District of Columbia have mandatory...
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...CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION “Technology... is a queer thing. It brings you great gifts with one hand, and it stabs you in the back with the other.” Carrie P. Snow With remarkable technological advancements in third world countries like the Philippines, modern electronic gadgets play a vital role in everyone’s lives. Virtually every day, we find ourselves in situations that require us to use gadgets and devices to boost up performance in tasks we ought to do. Because of the advent of modern technology, the incorporation of electronic gadgets in student’s education continuously remain as one of the “educational battlegrounds” that is fought over and over again. Ever since, the introduction of technology in the country has evidently improved our performances in the various facets of our lives, not to mention the improvements it has done in the Philippine economy. Thus, the country is placing a high priority in technological advancements, with the hope of bringing the name of the Philippines in the list of “developed” countries in the world. Background of the Study In the Ateneo de Zamboanga University which is known for its innovative culture of technological revolution, students relatively have the capacity to acquire and own modern electronic gadgets. Because of these technological advancements, college professors tend to make their requirements or projects technically “modern”. Thus, electronic gadgets essentially have an impact most especially to the students for these...
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...Forensics includes the analysis of proof for criminal examinations and experts in this field are essential in piecing together the intricate details of a crime which can be later used in court during testimony. From the crime scene, materials are collected that can potentially solve the case. Bodily fluids such as blood, saliva, and urine must be studied to gain information about what had occurred. Forensic assessments must be conducted in a beneficial way for the evidence to make sure it will not be damaged in any way. The traditional methods for doing this are usually harmful and unsuccessful due to the workers needing very particular skills for the process to work correctly. In addition, chemicals can possibly be hazardous which makes...
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...B-E-S-T (Be with Each Sweatest Time) By: Isn’t it lovely (SimplicityisLovely) Theme songs: * 7-days by Wheesung * Falling in love by Six part invension * I know (instrumental) saxophone * You belong to my heart by Jolina * Saranggateun geo by Brand new day * Captured by Christian and Sitti * Love song for no one by John Mayer * Oppa Nappa by Soshi’s Jessica, Tiffany and Seo Hyun * How do you heal a broken heart by Chris Walker * My Everything by Lee Min ho * Can I have this Dance by Troy and Gabriella Characters: Kaitherine Yancel Torrez Nickolo Alvarez Mico Gomez Sabrina Young Kaith’s Friends: Samantha “Sam” Ricks Dorothea “Dara” Sioson Christina “Tita Chiqui” Torrez (Kaith’s Aunt) Yolando Torrez (Kaith’s Father) Nick’s Friends: Marco Angeles Vince Quizon Other Characters: Miss Theresa Lopez Mr. Geraldo Cruz Mr. Vicente Reyes Louise Chen Kuya Rigs (Torrez’ Family Driver) Other PLEASE DON’T REDISTRIBUTE W/O THE AUTHOR’S PERMISSION OR CLAIM AS YOUR OWN PROLOGUE: There are different definitions of LOVE… kung genius ang tatanungin mo… sasabihin nila Love is an expression… love is a feeling… talagang according sa dictionary… yung mga nakaexperience naman at ineenjoy ang salitang LOVE…sabi nila, love conquers all, love moves in mysterious ways, love makes a lover blind, pero merong mga bitter about sa salitang iyon. Yung iba nga halos isumpa at halos kalimutan na ang ‘LOVE’ sa bokabularyo nila…...
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...PSY 487: Final Paper Lisa Maiorana Spring 2014 What is terrorism and why is it a part of our global society? Terrorism is often the result of some type of social or economic injustice, such as poverty, the unemployment rate, government-imposed restrictions on individual freedoms, and a lack of order or morality. For most Americans, the words “terrorist” or “terrorism,” instantly triggers a flashbulb memory of where they were when the Twin Towers fell on that fateful day, September 11, 2001. Many people continue to struggle with the notion that there are groups out there, brought together by their unanimous hatred for Americans. The 9/11 attack on the World Trade Center and Pentagon is arguably the most disastrous act of terrorism of all time, forcing Americans and the rest of the world to see the threat of terrorism in a new light (Borum, 2003). The 20th and 21st centuries saw new developments in technology that may have changed the game of terrorism, however, extremist ideology and justification of violence, is not a new political strategy (“Terrorism in the,”). Rebel groups have been establishing roots and sprouting up all over the world since the beginning of human history (*CITE #3). The formation of such groups has occurred across centuries, but the term “terrorism” wasn’t coined until the 18th century, during the French Revolution’s Reign of Terror. Revolutionary officials—referred to as terrorists—and their subordinates, enforced the policies of “The Terror...
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...The text Chariots of Fire promotes the achievement of victory and overcoming personal restrictions through sacrifices, hard work and determination through the athletic runners of Eric Liddell and Harold Abraham as the story switches between their two lives on their journey towards the 1924 Paris Olympics. Eric Liddell helps promote the idea of victory by overcoming his religious restrictions Harold Abraham promotes the achievement of victory by overcoming his religious restrictions and winning the gold medal at the Olympics despite being the underdog and being Jewish. He achieves this through through sacrifices and hard work. The audience follows his journey throughout this film, the audience sees his problems, they see his obstacles and they see him beat them. He is an amateur runner who seems no different to anyone else except this man has a point to prove. When he finally races against Eric Liddell he looses that disappoints him to such an extent that makes him almost want to quit the sport but thankfully a brilliant coach called Sam Mussabini feels like he can help create a champion out of this man. Through months of hard and intensive training and brilliant coaching tips Abraham qualifies for the Olympics. His university teachers think otherwise though, they believe that he should stay an amateur as they say it will get in the way of his marks when really they are actually being anti-semitic and don’t want him to be victorius. Harold ignores their advice and goes on to...
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...Title The title that I gave these chapters is “Unfinished Business”. The highlight of these chapters was undoubtedly the part where Assef reveals himself to Amir and how he is the one who has Sohrab. As Assef mentions “We have some unfinished business, you and I” (Hosseini 300) when referring to Amir and himself. This title not only applies to the part where Assef and Amir had a fight, but also how Amir grew as a person. Amir had a lot of unfinished business that he had to finish, such as repenting for the sins that he committed in the past. That is what Amir did, for the first time he fights Assef rather than hiding away like he used to. The fact that Sohrab ends up hitting Assef with his slingshot and partially blinds him shows how he settles his father’s, Hassan’s unfinished matters. In a way, we see Sohrab gaining his vengeance for his father’s rape even though he may be unaware of that fact. Therefore, these are the reasons...
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...Social Media Using three quantified examples, define and explain what is meant by the term social media. Social media is a variety of websites and applications that give people the opportunity to create and share images, videos and messages, which can be sent to people all over the world. Businesses are given the opportunity to increase brand awareness, make new contacts, create new ideas and strengthen existing products. Social media easily gives any business interaction with their chosen target market, including answering customer’s questions, and carrying out market research. Instagram is an application that allows people to create a profile where they can share images and videos online, to anyone in the world. This multimedia-sharing app is used widely for businesses such as retailers and restaurants, and it is becoming more vital for a business to use Instagram for advertising and promoting themselves. From September 2015, Instagram currently has over 400 million users, and 80 million posts on average are made every day. One of the main and most important features of Instagram is the hashtag. When someone makes a post on Instagram they can use hashtags to dramatically increase how many people are viewing their post, which will lead to masses of people liking photos and then letting their friends (or followers) see as well. Businesses can use hashtags to promote their products/services through simple keywords, and at the same time potential customers can search for exactly...
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...I am a Christian going on to become a counselor and Psychologist. Here is my philosophy that I began writing. It is not complete but will be soon. Introduction: The Need for Biblical Counseling The need for Biblical counseling has always been a need ever since the beginning of sin. When Adam and Eve chose to disobey God in the garden of Eden, a terrible thing happened. Sin had entered into the world, and through sin, sickness, pain, addiction, and hardships also came with it. and it is growing, because Christian and secular culture have changed. The practice of studying and understanding Gods Word has been neglected as people drift away from books and memorization, to electronics and reminders on their devices. People do not think for themselves anymore because there is always an article or some made-up doctrine that fits ones agenda instead of Gods Holy Word. Defining Biblical Counseling – Biblical counseling is selflessly helping people with using a God centered, Biblically immersed, use of language and fellowship to help a person bring glory to God in and through their life using Gods Words Truths. Contrary to secular counseling where the counselor is focused on fixing the problem at hand and nothing more, Biblical counseling has a relational aspect to it meaning that it involves a relationship between two people. It also involves going to and using Gods Holy Word for answers and applying it to one’s life by taking steps to change. One must believe Scripture is...
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...In this assignment I will be talking about the different types of communication that are used in care settings with factors that support and inhibit them. Communication is very important as it means sharing, giving and retaining information, and without daily interactions with other people, either orally or verbally, it would be extremely hard to get information that may be needed. In care settings, communication is vital to help with patients and clients. Communication is important in health and social care is it helps to build a relationship between the client/ service user and carer. There are four types of communication used in care settings, and these are; oral, written, computerised and special methods. Oral Oral communication is the process by which information is given verbally from one person or group of people to another. This includes consultations between a Doctor and a patient within the Doctors surgery. Oral communication can either be informal or formal. The purpose of oral communication is to build a relationship with the service user, therefore building up their self-esteem and making them more confident with talking to the practitioner. Also providing empathy when needed helps to support the service user and therefore gain more trust, that the practitioner will not tell anyone what they have just said and discussed, and that they will keep all their information confidential so no one can access it. It is also used to develop mutual understanding between the...
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...Abby Ortega Dr. Ross-Nazzal Hist 1301 May 9, 2016 Describe the “new birth of freedom” Lincoln called for in 1863 for that happened during Reconstruction. This essay will examine the new birth of freedom. On December 8, 1863, President Lincoln offered a preliminary plan to reunite Confederate states with the Union. The Civil War, in the words of President Abraham Lincoln, brought to America "a new birth of freedom." President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation on January 1, 1863, as the nation approached its third year of bloody civil war. The proclamation declared "that all persons held as slaves" within the rebellious states "are, and henceforward shall be free."By the war's end it was already clear that Reconstruction would bring far-reaching changes in Southern society and a redefinition of the place of blacks in American life. This is important because the expansive wording, the Emancipation Proclamation was limited in many ways. It applied only to states that had seceded from the Union, leaving slavery untouched in the loyal Border States. It also expressly exempted parts of the Confederacy that had already come under Northern control. Most important, the freedom it promised depended upon Union military victory. Although the Emancipation Proclamation did not end slavery in the nation, it captured the hearts and imagination of millions of Americans and fundamentally transformed the character of the war. After January 1, 1863, every advance of federal troops...
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