Ang Kulturang Iluko sa Pilosopiyang Bayan

The small community of Pikangikum in Northern Ontario, for whom we were raising money to provide half a house with drinkable water, is not served by the Ontario electric grid. It relies on diesel generators for its power. The provision of water is dependent on electric pumps and heaters.

Joaquin took a big risk when he chose to enlighten his readers with his viewpoints regarding the reason behind the Philippines’ lack of progress as a country. Through his article, he bluntly called out how Filipinos have already succumbed themselves to “small greatness”, and made meticulous observations on the nation’s culture (which he later compared to those of foreign countries). Being a Filipino writer and historian himself, Nick Joaquin presented trivialized issues of Philippine culture and mentality. He has seen and experienced the raw fruits of the so called, “heritage of smallness” at first-hand. Through years of explicit observation of the society needed to be able to write Philippine literature and historiography, he has developed a keen eye and understanding of his kababayan’s actions, decisions, and his own history. These conclusions were drawn from their earlier ancestors way back when they neglected to conquer neighboring lands, and pursue blind ventures far from their own. Most practices and skills from the olden times have remained stagnant up to this day that they have failed to advance and concur with modernity. An example

The article by A. Ka Tat Tsang, is compelling in so many ways. The article outlines the development of truth and lies and how people who lie get further in life. People in society tend to believe deception more than truth due to the fact that it sounds better to hear. The sad world we live in today continues to deceive each and every single one of us. At the end of the day people choose what they want to believe in and personally I have witnessed individuals believe lies over the truth just for their own personal benefit. The media continues to deceive people on so many different levels. For example, advertisements on weight loss continue to portray effective fast weight loss to individuals however, that is not the case. Many individuals choose to

A special class is a class consisting of students with disabilities who have been grouped together because of similar individual needs so that they can receive specially designed instruction. In special classes, the content, methodology, or delivery of instruction is adapted to ensure the student has access to the general curriculum and the opportunity to meet the educational standards that apply to all students. Special Class Services serve students with disabilities whose needs cannot be met within a general education class, even with the use of supplementary aids and services. Supplementary aids and services are aids, services and other supports that are provided in the general education classroom so that a student with a

Bumuo ng kalusugan,kaligtasan at patakaran sa pamamahala sa peligro, Pamamaraan at kasanayan sa kalusugan at panlipunang pag-aalaga, o sa mga bata at mga kabataan

Filipino club welcomes many new members each year and some of those members aren’t only new to the club, but the country as well.

highlights a dichotomy between what is supposed to be a “good” Filipino and a “bad” one.

Has it ever occurred to you that it’s slightly abnormal that all countries that exist today are growing, developing, and expanding at different rates and standards? Some until recently, were still living as if we were in the stone age? An excellent example for this is the Papua New Guineans. Throughout time at least each nation has advanced compared to what it was like thousands of years ago. The origin of maintaining an undeveloped lifestyle long left behind by the rest of their world all come down to their isolation from other cultures, specificities of their environment, and their lack of large settlements which comes down to geographic luck, and how you use it as an advantage.

Among findings in the oral cavity, oral leukoplakia is a relatively common encounter for dentists. Typically seen as a white smear in the oral cavity, oral leukoplakia may be the symptom for many potential outcomes. It could possibly be oral cancer, it could be pre-cancerous (called dysplasia), or conversely it could be completely harmless. Oral leukoplakia is usually not indicative of cancer, but in many cases it is still worth it for the dentist or practitioner to send a sample for a biopsy in order to determine conclusively if there is any cancer causing potential.

Tinanggap sa ngalan ng Kagawaran ng Filipino, University of Mindanao bilang isa sa mga pangangailangan sa asignaturang Filipino 2, Pagbasa, Pagsulat at Pananaliksik

This book is a compilation of amusing stories from Ong’s website, Bobong Pinoy. At the beginning, Bob Ong described his own experiences to show Filipinos’ way of life, culture and traditions. Several Filipino culture and traditions were portrayed such as town fiestas, All Souls and Saints’ Day, and superstitions. Filipinos has the longest celebration of Christmas in the world. We also perform things which are only in our country such as carolling, misa de gallo eating bibingka and puto bumbong and so much more. While in Lenten season, some does fastings, flagellation and avoiding taking a bath which is one of the superstitions of the Filipino. The world views that were formed about Filipinos are business – minded which is evident in their business or occupation such as convenient store, street selling of ballot and so on. Second, Filipinos are resilient; even in times of sorrow we still find time to laugh at our own misery. Lastly, Filipinos are creative and resourceful which is evident the self – made object like bamboo organ, and jeep. However, at the latter part Bob Ong’s

Karl Abraham was a man who studied medicine until 1901. During 1907, he met Freud and worked together with him in the publishing of ‘A psycho-Analytic Diaglogue: The letters of Sigmund Freud and Karl Abraham’ in 1965 (Stein, 2009). The relationship between Abraham and Freud dates back to Freud’s Secret Committee; in which Abraham was a part of, and was Freud’s favourite member (Stein,2009).

Many NGOs are associated with the use of international staff working in 'developing' countries, but there are many NGOs in both North and South who rely on local employees or volunteers.

Masyarakat majmuk sangat sinonim dengan Malaysia sebagai sebuah negara yang bercirikan pelbagai kaum serta identiti. Terdapat lebih 80 kaum di seluruh Malaysia. Daripada keseluruhan bangsa tersebut, terdapat tiga bangsa yang paling utama iaitu Melayu, India dan Cina. Menurut J. S. Furnivall dalam bukunya Natherlands India, masyarakat majmuk merupakan suatu masyarakat yang mengandungi berbagai komuniti yang tinggal bersebelahan tetapi berasingan dalam unit politik yang sama. Secara jelasnya, mereka yang berlainan budaya dan identiti hidup bersama dalam sesebuah kawasan.

”Mengungkap Ketidakadilan dalam Pelaksanaan Pembelajaran Agama di Sekolah Negeri Khususnya di Tingkat SMA Propinsi D.I Yogyakarta”