...San Jose Pili National High School San Jose,Pili,Camarines Sur A Research paper in Fulfillment of the Requirements in English 10 Submitted to: JAEL P. OLAÑO Subject Teacher Submitted by: CHARISH JOY B. BAYOT 10-EINSTEIN March 2016 HISTORY OF VICES IN TEXAS The history of vice in the U.S. state of Texas has been an important part of the state's past and has greatly influenced its development. Vice activities, such as gambling and prostitution, have historically been a significant facet of both the state's culture and its economy. Law enforcement organizations have traditionally defined vice as including prostitution, gambling, alcohol and narcotics, and pornography. These activities, though always controversial, represented major influences in the state with some enterprises at times holding legendary status. The legal status of the individual activities has fluctuated substantially over time. Additionally during some periods individual communities and public officials have been accepting of many of these activities, even when they were illegal, because of corruption, because the activities were seen as inevitable, or often because the activities were economically important. Early Texas and the Republic of Texas Before the arrival of the European settlers in Texas, the plant peyote (peyotl in Nahuatl) had become a popular hallucinogenic among tribes in the Rio Grande Valley as well as parts of West Texas and Chihuahua. Tribes in the area included the Carrizo...
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...1. Kinunot | | Kinunot is a spicy appetizer which ingredients include shark meat or sting ray meat. Yes, shark meat and sting ray meat. Who would have thought that these scary fish creatures can be so tasty? Bicolanos found a way to turn them into a very delicious food. The shark or the sting ray is cooked with coconut cream and malunggay or moringa leaves. It is a common joke in Bicol that when travelling by sea, you should bring malunggay because the sharks are afraid of it.Kinunot is now commonly prepared using sting ray because catching sharks nowadays is being prohibited. 2. Laing or Pinangat | | There is also a Bicolano recipe for vegetarians: the very popular laing. Laing is made from local “gabi” or taro leaves. The leaves is simmered in coconut cream and then served with siling labuyo or chili pepper. The dish is very common since the Bicolanos plant taro near their houses. 3. Bicol Express | | Bicol Express is a dish which was named after a passenger train from Manila to Bicol. They named the dish Bicol Express because eating the dish will make you run like a train to look for water to drink. Bicol express is made up of pork cooked in coconut milk and spiced with lots and lots of red hot chili. 4. Guinataang Labong | | Labong refers to a bamboo shoot which can be bought in any Philippine market mostly during the rainy season. It is also the main ingredient of Guinataang Labong which is a popular dish from the Bicol region...
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...Cellular Structures and Pathogenicity Brittany McMahon ITT Technical College Cellular structures have different impacts on the ability for bacteria to cause disease. Mainly the cells external structures have the biggest effect to adhere to the cells to cause disease. One structure being the pili, a rigid, thin fiber made of protein that expands from the cell surface. The main function are to adhere specific bacterial cells to specific surfaces. There are typically only one or two pili per cell (Hartsock, Angela 2016). Pili that is coated with adhesins can determine the mucosal surface of the respiratory tract and will only adhere to that specific surface to infect those cells (Hartsock, Angela 2016). This bacteria is known as Bordetella. The fimbria is another external structure that is similar to the pili. They are short, filamentous structures that are in large numbers that help in attachment to surfaces (Hartsock, Angela 2016). Like pili the fimbria target tissues they believe will be the best host. Flagella has a completely different function from the pili and fimbria. The main function for flagellum is motility. They are long, tail like appendages attached to bacterial cells that allow the movement (Schuhmacher, J., Rossmann, F., Dempwolff, F., Knauer, C., Altegoer, F., Steinchen, W., Bange, G. 2015). Flagella is made of protein called flagellin. The proteins form a long chain that look like a helical shape. From the cell membrane the flagellum is wide and attaches...
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...Bicolanos | Total population | 5.9 million (6.9% of the Philippine population) | Regions with significant populations | Philippines (Bicolandia, Metro Manila)elsewhere | Languages | English, Bikol languages, Masbateño, Waray,Filipino | Religion | Predominantly Roman Catholic with someProtestants | Related ethnic groups | other Filipinos | The Bicolanos are the fifth-largest Filipino ethnolinguistic group ------------------------------------------------- Area Bicolanos live in the southeastern peninsula of Luzon, now containing the provinces of Albay, Camarines Sur,Camarines Norte, Catanduanes, Masbate, and Sorsogon. Many Bicolanos also live near in the province of Quezon. ------------------------------------------------- Demographics The Bicolanos number about 5,907,000.[citation needed] They are descended from the Austronesian-speaking immigrants who came from Southern China during the Iron Age. many of Bicolanos also haveChinese, Arab, and Spanish admixtures. most of the townsfolk have Spanish Mixtures and Their language is referred to as Bicol or Bicolano. The Bicolano language is very fragmented, and its dialects are mutually incomprehensible to speakers of other Bicolano dialects. The majority of the Bicolano people are devout Roman Catholics due to the Spanish conquering the country and converting them to their religion. Catholic Mass is celebrated daily in many churches in the Bicol Region. ------------------------------------------------- ...
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...Bacteria are one of two types of Prokaryotic cells; the other being Archaea. The term “Prokaryotic” is Greek for “before nucleus”; therefore, bacteria are types of cells with no official nucleus. Cells with a nucleus came later on as life progressed, those being the Eukaryotes. Archaea and Bacteria are often confused together as they have very similar physical characteristics. They both have the same shape, size, and appearance, along with no membrane-bound organelles, but they have different ancestral origins and Archaea have more complex RNA polymerases. Each bacterial cell contains a capsule, cell wall, plasma membrane, cytoplasm, flagella, pili, ribosomes, and plasmids. The capsule is the outer layer of the cell and is composed of polysaccharides,...
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...Species: Francisella tularensis Cell Structure and Morphology: Tiny, pleomorphic, poorly staining gram-ve coccobacillus of 0.2 - 0.5 by 0.7 - 1.0 micron in size. Intracellular in clinical specimen Shape: Coccobacillus Arrangement: solitary (singles) Glycocalyx: capsule & biofilm Cell Wall: Gram negative Chemical composition: lipopolysaccharide Outer membrane, if present Periplasmic space present Appendages Flagella: amphitrichous Pili: present Fimbriae: None Other Structures: plasmids, granules Reproduction: Binary fission Metabolism Carbon source: carbon dioxide, organic compounds (Hexoses e.g. glucose, fructose 3-phosphoglycerate acetyl-CoA) Energy source: organic compounds Nutritional Type: chemoheterotroph Physical Requirements Temperature: mesophile Oxygen: facultative anaerobe Osmotic Pressure: halophile Habitat/Niche Aquatic, soil, animal, sewage/waste Ecosystem Role: consumer Interactions w/ other species: parasitism Disease Dynamics Source: exogenous Virulence Factors: capsule, biofilm, pili, enzymes (keratinase, hyaluronidase, collagenase, streptokinase, coagulase), toxins (leukocidin, hemolysin, endotoxin, exotoxin) Target Tissue: Epithelial Type of Infection: acute, latent, local, focal, systemic, bacteremia, toxemia Symptoms or signs: Depending on site of infection, tularemia has the following characteristic clinical signs and symptoms: Ulceroglandular (75% of all forms), Oropharyngeal, Glandular, Pneumonic, Typhoidal, Oculoglandular...
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...things the same? To keep our body at a constant temperature we need three things: receptors, a processing centre and effectors. Thermoreceptors in the skin detect changes in external temperature. They pass this information on to the processing centre in the brain called the hypothalamus which is a tiny gland in the brain. An important job of the hypothalamus is to regulate body temperature. Your body’s reaction to heat loss is involuntary and controlled by the hypothalamus. When it receives the message from the thermoreceptors it automatically triggers changes to effectors. The effectors are tiny muscles called arrector pili found attached to the hair follicles. When stimulated, these muscles will contract and cause the...
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...The Integumentary System The integumentary system consists of the skin, hair, nails, glands, and nerves. Its main function is to act as a barrier to protect the body from the outside world. It also functions to retain body fluids, protect against disease, eliminate waste products, and regulate body temperature. In order to do these things, the integumentary system works with all the other systems of your body, each of which has a role to play in maintaining the internal conditions that a human body needs to function properly. Parts of the Integumentary System Skin The skin is the most important organ of the body, as it protects the delicate organs of the body. The skin is divided into three separate layers as follows: * Epidermis: This is the outermost layer of the skin that contains four separate layers of epithelial tissue. The outer most layer is the stratum corneum that is about 2 to 30 cells thick. These are keratinized and dead cells that make the skin waterproof! The second and third layer consists of the stratum granulosum and stratum lucidum, which contain cells that are not keratinised as yet. As these skin grows, the cells are pushed outward and come towards the surface. The last and the deepest layer of the epidermis is the stratum germinativum. These cells are active mitotically and have the ability to reproduce, as these cells are living, thus, making them the manufacturing center for growing skin. * Dermis: The dermis lies immediately after the...
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...EXERCISE C.1 You are a Sales Analyst for an export company called “Bicol Food Corporation.” As part of your work, you are tasked to prepare a Daily Shipment Summary Report based on the sales data faxed to you by the Sales Managers. To start preparing your report, do the following: 1. Type the company name in cell B2 using all caps. 2. Type the report name in cell B3 using all caps again. In this case, the report name should be “Daily Shipment Summary Report – Pili Cake.” Make the report name more obvious by changing the font to bold, font 16. 3. Type the report coverage in cell B4. The report you are preparing is for January 6, 2013. 4. Type the following headers from B7 to I7. Distributor Name Distributor Country Quantity Shipped Unit of Measure Unit Cost (Php) FC Unit Unit Price in FC Exchange Rate 5. Fix the column headers by highlighting/selecting cell B7:I7. Do not deselect cells unless mentioned below. * Under Home > Alignment, select “wrap text” to make all words fit in one box. Change also the cell alignment to “center.” * Change the font to bold. * Under Home > Font, click the border icon. Select the one that shows bottom border to insert a border after the headers. * Deselect the rows. 6. From B9 to B15, encode the following distributors: James Company Pte. Ltd. Lim Enterprises Hodge Wholesale Goods Alison Retail Dealer Tanaka Distributors Fang Lau Company Ah Kong Goods ...
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...Tubod Sugilanon ni Jona Branzuela Bering Tuburan, Cebu (Mananaog sa Unang Ganti sa Don Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature 2013 – Cebuano Short Story Category. Mga maghuhukom: Dr. Teresita G. Maceda, tagsiya; Dr. Resil B. Mojares, sakop; Dr. Jaime An Lim, sakop.) IBALIGYA man kuno ang baboy ni Mina aron kuno makapalit og laptop?” segun ni Gina samtang nagkusukuso sa iyang puti. “Yamat ra. Laptop gyod! Nangutang man gani tog ginamos sa ilang Nang Linda para sud-an!” sagbat ni Lisa nga nangwaswas sa iyang linabhan sa may baba sa nagtubod nga tubig. “Lagi! Kay ingon kunos Lucio. Aron naay kalingawan ang mga bata!” Ang katawa ni Gina miduyog sa iyang pagkusukuso sa uran sa uma sa iyang bana. Nagtingsi usab si Lisa samtang nangwaswas. “Day Rose, sa siyudad man gyod ka nag-eskuyla, pila man nang laptop ba? Igo ra nag usa ka baboy, Day?” “Mga pito tingali na ka baboy, Te Gina,” tubag ni Rose samtang gikusukuso niyag maayo ang liogan sa polo sa iyang amahan. Sa duha ka semana niyang pag-estar sa ilang gamayng barangay, iyang namatikdan nga tulo ka adlaw sa usa ka semana magtapok ang mga babaye sa tinubdan, ilawom sa landong sa punoan sa kiyakiya. Kaniadto, igo ra niyang i-washing machine ang ilang mga bulingon, ug ang iyang mama o lalaking manghod ra ang mangwaswas sa tinubdan. Apan karon, siya na ang nangunay paglaba. Iyang gilukot ang buktonan sa dako niyang t-shirt ug gisipitan sa iyang paa ang sidsid sa iyang bukad nga saya. “Tiaw...
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...Cellular Structures and Pathogenicity All the various surface components of a bacterial cell are important in the ecology because they mediate the contact of the bacterium possesses result from immediate contact with its environment. Its must use its surface components to assess the environment and respond in a way that supports its own existence and survival in that environment. The surface properties of a membrane and cell envelope, including capsules, glycocalyx, slayers, peptidoglycan and lps, and the other surface structures, such as flagella and pili or fimbriae. Bacterial surface components may have a primary biological function that has nothing to do with path ogenicity. However, there are endless examples wherein a bacterial surface component plays an indispensable role in the pathogenesis of infectious disease. Bacterial structures may act as permeability barriers that allow selective passage of nutrients and exclusion of harmful substances; adhesions used to attach or adhere to specific surfaces or tissues; enzymes to mediate specific reactions on the cell surface important in the survival of the organism; protective structures against phagocytic engulfment or killing; antigenic disguises to bypass activation oh host immune defenses; endotoxins, generally cell wall components, that cause an inflammatory response in the host; “sensing proteins” that can respond to temperature, osmolality, salinity, light, oxygen, genome of the cell that will cause expression of some...
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...pa nakakabasa ng ikatlong nobelang ito. Ako mismo ay nagulat nang malaman kong may kasunod pala ang pagkahaba-habang nobelang Noli Me Tangere at El Filibusterismo. Ang setting ng mga pangyayari sa nobelang ito ay sa bayan ng Pili kung saan sinasabing ang mga tao roon ay mahirap pasunurin. Naganap ang mga pangyayari sa panahon ng mga Kastila sa Pilipinas kung saan ang mga namumuno nang ganap ay ang mga prayle. Gaya ng ibang mga nobela ni Duktor Jose Rizal, ginawa niya ito para maipakita sa mamamayan ang mga tunay na nangyayari sa bayan ng Pilipinas. Kung ikokompara ang Etikang Tagalog sa ibang mga gawa ni Duktor Jose Rizal, makikitang hindi ito tapos. Bitin ang mga pangyayari pero masasabing mas nakakatawa ang mga pangyayari at hindi gaano madrama. Dahil dito mas nakakaenganyo at mas magugustuhan ito ng mga mambabasa. Sinimulang isulat ni Duktor Jose Rizal ang nobelang ito sa salitang Tagalog ngunit banadang huli ay tinuloy ang istorya sa wikang Espanyol at kinulang na ng oras para matapos ito. Hindi gaanong kaklaro kung sino-sino ang mga main karakter bilang hindi tapos ang nobela pero kita naman sa nobela na kasali sa mga major na karakter sina Padre Agaton, pamilya ni Kapitan Panchong, at pamilya ni Don Crispin. Si Padre Agaton ang kura ng bayan ng Pili na may gusto sa anak ni Kapitan Panchong na si Cecilia na tumitibok ang puso para sa pamangkin ng koadhutor na si Isagani. Magkaaway sa pulitika sina Kapitan Panchong at Don Crispin. Si Don Crispin ay may anak na mayabang at...
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...linked lipids in bacteria. 6. Describe the habitats of the two above mentioned groups. Eubacteria are the commonly encountered bacteria in soil, water, and living on or in larger organisms. Archaebacteria grow in unusual environments such as salt brines, hot springs and in the ocean depts. 7. Archaebacteria are divided into three major groups. List all three and describe. 1. Methane producers - live without oxygen 2. Extreme Halophiles - live in areas with high salt concentration 3. Extreme Thermophiles - live in hot, acidic waters such as those found in sulfur springs. 8. Define the following: nucleoid, capsule, and pili. Nucleoid- an irregularly-shaped region within the cell of a prokaryote that contains all or most of the genetic material. Capsule- Biology a gelatinous layer forming the outer surface of some bacterial cells. pili- is a cellular organelle 9. Bacteria generally have one of three shapes. Name and describe all three. Coccus - Spherical Bacillus - Rod-shaped spiral - twisted 10....
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...VELOSO, Monica C. 2-ELM 20 examples of festivals in the Philippines a.) History of the each festivals 1.) Panagbenga Festival in Baguio - History of the Panagbenga The Panagbenga started with just an idea that Baguio City should, like other towns and cities in the Philippines, have it's own "fiesta" or festival celebration. Having been created a city by the Americans during their occupation of the Philippines, Baguio did not start as a town during the Spanish colonial period that had a patron saint with a feast day.Its charter day anniversary is on September 1, which falls right in the middle of the country's rainy season, which does not allow for parades and other outdoor activities that usually are the highlight of such celebrations. In 1995 when Atty. Damaso E. Bangaoet, Jr., proposed the idea of organizing a flower festival to be held in February to the directors of the John Hay Poro Point Development Corporation, his suggestion received their immediate approval.Thereafter the idea was presented to the different sectors of Baguio society and their response, also warm and immediate, eventually grew as a wellspring of community support. The Panagbenga has always received huge media coverage because of the instaneous popularity it has enjoyed from the very beginning. Every year, visitors are treated to a display of the strength of the local community sprit as the residents stage the hottest show in the coolest city in the Philippines. 2.) Sinulog Festival in...
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...CHAPTER 4: A TOUR OF THE CELL I. CELLS ARE THE SMALLEST UNITS OF LIFE A. The study of cells began with the microscope. • Robert Hooke was the first to describe cells in 1665. • Micrographs are photos taken with microscopes • Light microscope (LM) has magnification up to 1000x o For viewing living cells • Electron microscope (EM) has magnification up to 1,000,000x o Scanning EM (SEM) for viewing surface features o Transmission EM (TEM) for viewing internal structures [pic][pic][pic] B. Why are cells small? • A cell’s surface area-to-volume ratio limits its size • Volume increases faster than Surface Area • Larger cells do not have enough Surface Area to support their Volume • Organisms get larger by becoming multicellular [pic] C. There are two major categories of cells. [pic] D. All cells are surrounded by a plasma membrane. • Prokaryotic AND eukaryotic cells are surrounded by a plasma membrane • Eukaryotic cells also have internal membranes • All membranes act as selective barriers • All membranes are built from proteins and phospholipids • Form phospholipid bilayer when exposed to water o Hydrophilic on outside, hydrophobic on inside • Membranes are described by the fluid mosaic model o Fluid because...
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