Centro Sur‚ Culasi‚ Antique trasend_0592@yahoo.com 09264480662 July 4‚ 2011 MR. LESTER MARK E. YEE President Esprutingkle Group of Company Centillion Bldg.‚ San Jose‚ Antique ATTENTION: MS. APRIL JOY SADIO Accounting Head Ladies and Gentlemen: In relation to our subject in MAC III (Practicum 1)‚ I would like to apply as a trainee in your office. I am TRECIA MAY L. BLANCIA‚ fourth year of S. Anthony’s College‚ taking up Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
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PHILGOV Reaction Paper : 2011 State of the Nation Address of President Benigno Aquino III Last 25th of July this year‚ the State Of the Nation Address was held. As far as I remember‚ President Benigno Aquino III won last election maybe because of the help of the economic background of his parents contributed upon us. His advertisements were obviously all connected to his parents’ personal background. Way back 1970’s‚ that is‚ the deceased Benigno Aquino (Ninoy) had fight for
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Kiley Stackpole Kane World Literature 3 April 2017 Existential Themes In Camus’s The Stranger‚ Kafka’s The Metamorphosis‚ and Soborio’s The Nihilists‚ we see a parallels of existential themes. These three sources fall into many different terms under the broader theme of existentialism‚ however the most apparent among them is nihilism. Through these three works of art‚ some aspect of them address the concept that life is meaningless and that nothing in the world has real existence. In the story
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MOURINHO Anatomy of a Winner By Patrick Barclay Important quotes and citations 1) “´... we have to prepare coaches not just to teach youngsters about what happens on the pitch but about psychology‚ physiology‚ drugs‚ doping and social education. The coach of the future will have to be at different times a teacher‚ a buddy‚ a father‚ a friend‚ etc....He will need above all the ability to listen and pass on a message. He must be credible and able to defend his values`.” (Page 6-7) 2) “The modern
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that may have silenced them. In the beginning stanza‚ Rizal encourages the youth‚ by telling them to hold their heads high for they possess talents and skills and abilities that would make their country proud. The second verse can be rearranged in contemporary English to say: "Oh genius great‚ soar high; and fill their mind with noble thoughts. May their virgin mind fly and find the honor and glorious seat more rapidly than the wind." Here‚ Rizal calls to genius to fill young minds with noble thoughts
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1. What are the causes of Rizal’s deportation in Dapitan? In spite of the consideration extended to him by the Spanish government through which he enjoyed certain liberties within the confines of Dapitan‚ Rizal was not happy because he was not a freeman. Since Rizal was exiled in Dapitan‚ he is suffering of home sickness because he was far away from his family. The plan of revolt of his fellow Filipinos worry him so much because Filipinos are not ready for this and bloodshed will occur. (Follow
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José Martíwas born in Havana on Jan. 28‚ 1853‚ of Spanish parents. at 16 he published a Havana newspaper‚ La Patria Libre‚ and wrote a dramatic poem‚ Abdala. sentenced to prison as a teenager for expressing his support for the revolution (during the Ten-Year War) Martí is considered one of the great turn-of-the-century Latin American intellectuals. His written works consist of a series of poems‚ essays‚ letters‚ lectures‚ a novel‚ and even a children’s magazine Martí was the elder brother to
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Karina Amanda Prisylla / 20120259 Individual Reaction Paper At first‚ I was aware that a lot of us are wondering why do we have to study The Life and Works of Rizal‚ even for foreigners. We discussed about it being mandated by the Law and we questioned a lot of things. But we believe that it is necessary in an effort to inspire the nation of the idea of Nationalism. After studying about it for one semester‚ I can say that it helps us to recognize the importance of Rizal’s ideals and teachings in
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Skies are crying I am watching Catching teardrops in my hands Only silence as it’s ending‚ like we never had a chance Do you have to‚ make me feel like there is nothing left of me? [Chorus] You can take everything I have You can break everything I am Like I’m made of glass Like I’m made of paper Go on and try to tear me down I will be rising from the ground Like a skyscraper! Like a skyscraper! As the smoke clears I awaken‚ and untangle you from me Would it make you‚ feel better
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Serapio I. Serapio is a member of a federation of beggars. The Federation serves to collect all the alms gathered by its members and distribute an equal percentage to them and also a percentage to the founder. It all started when two prostitutes‚ both members of the federation reported to their founder that Serapio has a daughter. Both prostitutes served as witnesses that Serapio has been giving most his earnings from begging to his daughter instead of giving all 100% to their federation. And
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