A Fiction Story in Filipino: Takas Last Part [The End]
Looks like I want to disappear. In another marriage the prayer does not end the night, to me it may be over. Guests threw rice and confetti. "Long live the newly weds!" In those instances I didn't know what to do. Since then I've learned to smile even when I don't need to.
The Rehas.
Gabby and I have been together for many years.
It's fun. It's sad. Different life dramas. Honey. We're not for each other. But that is the drawing of luck - maybe heaven has a different reason.
The long years we spent together were filled with envy. Envy my divisions. Repentance but disregard. Accepting the truth.
For a long time I lived inside the railing.
I lived in fear that I might be lost or lost. I was wrapped up in the fear of solitude. At least as I waited for the night when I felt the deep sadness inside the railing, all of my desire for release was thwarted. I crossed the darkness and looked for light.
I climb the steep locked gate that I have built… every day, every year. I clear the thorns around the railing. What I thought, if I fell down, was with the blessings of heaven.
3 o'clock in the afternoon: In my weary breath, I was assured, I would never return.
It's a fiction story; the names of the people in the fiction story are just imagination.
Tuna Pasta Alfredo
Course Main Dish
Cuisine Italian
Prep Time5 minutes
Cook Time20 minutes
Servings3 people
Calories866k cal
Ingredients
1 lb. linguine cooked
1 1/4 cups all-purpose cream
1 1/4 cups fresh milk
6 oz. tuna in can
1/4 cup butter
3 cloves garlic
2 tablespoons parsley chopped
1/4 cup Parmesan cheese
Salt and ground black pepper
Instructions
Melt butter in a pan. Add garlic. Cook while stirring until garlic starts to brown.
Add all-purpose cream. Cook for 30 seconds.
Pour-in fresh milk. Stir. Let boil.
Add tuna. Cook for 1 minute.
Put the Parmesan cheese into the pan. Cook for 30 to 40 seconds.
Season with salt and ground black pepper. Stir until all ingredients are well blended.
Add the cooked linguine. Toss until pasta is coated with sauce. Add chopped parsley if desired.
Transfer to a pasta bowl. Serve. Share and enjoy!
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A Filipino Folktale: The Turtle And The Monkey
Let me name the characters Turtly and Minky.
Here is the folktale.
Once upon a time, Turtly and the Minky went around the forest to find a banana plant, so they could have something to eat.
Minky chose to plant that part with leaves (upper part), while Turtly just got what was left available to him, the lower part with thick trunk.
A few weeks later, Minky’s plant dried and wilted, but Turtly’s plant had produced a lot of banana fruits.
Minky said to Turtly, “Since, you can't go up the tree, I'll harvest the bananas for you. Just share some to me. ”
"Okay," Turtly said. "We will divide the harvest equally."
But then, up the tree, Minky ate all the bananas. Proudly, he threw down Turtly, those yellow banana peelings so Turtly turned green with envy.
Turtly, didn't get mad. Instead, he put a lot of thorns around the banana trunk.
So when Minky went down, he cried, “Ouch, ouch, ouch! You, Turtly! I will cut you into pieces and drown you in the sea. You cannot go away from me; you will see! ”
Turtly came running. And because turtles were so slow, Minky found him soon.
"Please, please, just cut me into pieces and don't throw me into the water."
“Aha! And why would you like me to cut you into pieces? ”
“So, I can grow other turtles from my shells. Cut me! Cut me, now! ”
“No! I will throw you into the deep sea. "
“Please, Minky don't throw me into the sea. I will drown in the water. I beg! I beg!"
“Hahaha. There you go in the sea! ”
And so a stark splash! Then there was silence.
In a little while, Turtly floated up.
"Hey Minky, don't you know the water is my home?"
From that time on, in the village, monkeys and turtles were never friends.
Minky’s tribe learned a lesson.
Turtly roamed the sea, and down, he swam into the deep.
The moral lesson:
don't be too greedy and be selfish not everything you already know
Historical Guide [Philippines]
Historical Area of the Philippines
(in charge of National Historical Survey)
Teodoro Brillantes' Anesthesiology
(Tayum, Abra)
The Serpent Dwelling at Tanauan
(Tanauan City, Batangas)
President Ramon Magsaysay's address
(Castillejos, Zambales)
Area History Marcelo H. Del Pilar
(Bulacan, Bulacan)
Celebrate the Battle of the Resistance
(San Juan, Greater Manila)
Doubtful Baldomero Aguinaldo
(For Sale, Kawit, Cavite)
Browse the Real House
(Malolos, Bulacan)
Quezon Memorial Monument
(Quezon City)
Jacinto Zamora Historical Site
(Pandacan, Manila)
Historical Pool Casa Comunidad De Tayabas
(Tayabas, Quezon)
The Great Riza Of Santiago
(Donut Santiago, Intramuros, Manila)
Area Historical Weceslao Vinzons
(Vinzons, Camarines Norte)
Area Historical Miguel Malvar
(Saint Thomas, Batangas)
Gregorio Aglipay was born
(Batac, Ilocos Norte)
Calamba Rizal In Calamba
(Calamba City, Laguna)
Watch by Jorge Barlin
(Baao, Camarines Sur)
Area Historical Church of Barasoain
(Malolos, Bulacan)
Emilio Aguinaldo starred
(Kawit, Cavite)
Area Historical Leon Apacible
(Taal, Batangas)
Area History Marcella Agoncillo
(Taal, Batagas)
Area Historical Vicente Manansala
(Binangonan, Rizal)
The Battle of the Red Land Memorial
(Torrijos, Marinduque)
Philippine Political History Museum
(Ermita, Manila)
Dangerous Mabini In Pandacan
(Pandacan, Manila)
Juan Luna was killed
(Badoc, Ilocos Norte)
Historic Area Beneath the Land of the Traveler
(Nagcarlan, Laguna)
Dalangang Rizal Sa Dapitan
(Dapitan City, Zamboanga del Norte)
Bonifacio House
(Maragondon, Cavite)
Area History Rosendo Mejica
(Baluarte, Molo, Iloilo City)
A Fiction Story in Filipino: Takas Part V
At the church.
It's my second time at church. The first is baptism. Second is marriage.
At my wedding I do not know why I did not veil my face with a veil on the altar. I was introduced to Uncle Waldo, Mom's sister's lawyer. Uncle Waldo's face was as pale as he had been when he lost a case.
Gabby's cousin said I would cover my face with the veil because it was a Filipino tradition. The veil was special for the occasion, symbolizing that the bride was a virgin.
"What kind of cover is needed?" I will ask. That's why we are getting married because we have a responsibility. Can the veil answer true love? It's like I want to shout. I know, I'm a virgin so Gabby will marry me. I bet myself.
“Let's be kidding,” I teased Gabby's cousin. It's modern. I really want to drive. In this marriage I will follow. Heavens make my smile seem so happy.
When I arrived at the altar, and holding hands and exchanging our rings darkened the sky. At the same time our Yes thunders loud!
Let's go. Many visitors. Things happen fast.
A Fiction Story in Filipino: Takas Part IV
As the days passed, I became fascinated with artists. I needed the "wedding rush." The Levis jeans couldn't resist the change in my body, nor could the girdle handle my wolf balloon. Aunt Patria and Mom said I'd check up again, insisting I wasn't pregnant.
Gabby and I were in a hurry. We both like to run away from the people around us. We have been very naive about many of the why and how of our young people. I'm looking for dad. In turn, he is charged with the responsibilities of their business.
No one was happy with our wedding. Not his family, not my family. The yellow motif, Filipino mass and Tagalog bar for our bridesmaids held a wedding at a large church and a banquet at a famous restaurant. It was fun and sad, because at the same time many questions came to my mind - doubts, and uncertainties.
I can't paint the picture of the two of us at the altar. Aren't we both forced to just cover gaming embarrassment? I have anxiety. Maybe gabby, too. We are probably both. She arrived 30 minutes late to the wedding. I waited in the car for 30 minutes. It's funny. It's embarrassing
Philippines Country in South Asia Last Part
The Philippines is an original member of the United Nations, the World Trade Organization, the Southeast Asian Nations Organization, the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, and the East Asian Presidency. The Asian Development Bank headquarters is also here. The Philippines is considered a new industrialized country, where there is an economy changing from an agricultural one to a more services-based one. The Philippines is one of the only two countries in Southeast Asia where Christianity is the main faith. That one is East Timor.
Government corruption, environmental degradation, waste, unemployment, high numbers of people and extra-judicial killings or killings of people who criticize or oppose the government are major problems in the Philippines. Terrorist groups such as the Abu Sayyaf and the BIFF in Mindanao and the New People's Army are also causing problems in the country.
Philippines Country in South Asia Part V
The Spanish conquest (from 1565 to 1898) and the United States (from 1898 to 1946) greatly influenced or changed the language and customs of the Philippines. The Catholic faith or Catholicism was the greatest influence the Spaniards had on the Filipino tradition.
The Philippine nation is well-known for its goods and services and its Filipino Overseas Workers (OFWs). The country is currently experiencing growth in remittances sent by OFWs. One of the most important components of technology is the knowledge of the Philippine economy. Many foreigners are also investing in the country because of high dollar and peso exchanges. The portion of service provided by call centers serving the country is also rising.
Philippines Country in South Asia Part IV
The Philippines has been a part of the Spanish Empire for over 300 years. This paved the way for Catholicism to become a major faith. In the midst of this age, Manila became the center of the western Pacific trade that linked Asia to Acapulco to the Capital using the galleons of Manila.
As the 19th century paved the way for the 20th, the outbreak and victory of the Philippine Revolution followed, establishing only the very existence of the First Philippine Republic, followed by the bloody Philippine-American War of the tyranny of the army armed with the United States. Despite the Japanese occupation, the supreme power remained in the United States until the end of World War II, when the Philippines was recognized as a free nation. Since then, the Philippines has had a turbulent experience in democracy, which includes the overthrow of dictatorship in a non-violent revolution.
A Fiction Story in Filipino: Takas Part III
We ate at Aristocrat several times. Many times I have forgotten my hopes. My sadness with Dad made me forget. Maybe I thought Gabby was Dad because he was the only guy in the world I was dating. Fun and rainbow, the next few days, it was full of hope that Michelle would notice my strange actions.
“You always seem to be out of your mind, Ate. What do you feel? Love hurts? Huhuhu… ”I could not lie. With the force of my breast pump, I vomited my chocolate cake and barbecue.
“What Are You? Why can't you control yourself? You're just going to vomit before you run. ”
I was embarrassed. But even more so there was fear in the eyes of Aunt patria. I quickly ran to get a rag to clean up my messy mess. When it was clean, I went up to the room. I feel like flying. But it doesn't matter, I'm just happy to be with Gabby. I'm still in the clouds. Gabby says she loves me so much. He says he won't leave me. I was her only love. His promises are my hope.
A Fiction Story in Filipino: Takas Part II
That night, the moon gave up. The sky is dark but colorful. I came home humiliated but with hope of offering love. I thought, love is endless. I thought, it can't be cracked. Not at all. Anything can change. Like love, which can only be absorbed by the warmth of the water and the temporary need for nourishment.
That night my stomach hurt. But never mind - I love Gabby. I had a fever and had to take it to a doctor. I try to hide my feelings from my housemates. Auntie will kill me and will attack my heart. I waited for tomorrow.
The next morning I was taken to Gabby's doctor, at a clinic in Pasay.
The infection can be obtained by swimming in the swimming pool or by using the public toilet, ”the doctor said.
The doctor gave me the medicine. Antibiotics and supporitories. How I use it I don't know.
“A suppository every night. In one week you'll be fine! ”
Then the injection into my buttocks. When I got home I covered the ice in the freezer with the suppositiories. Surely no one can handle it.
This is probably what they call love. The giving of all, of confidence, of self. Challenge everyone with dreams. Forgotten as well as clan. All we can see is the picture of the beloved, the only thing we can think of is the love.
Philippines Country in South Asia Part III
They were followed by the arrival of Australians. Trade took place in Chinese, Malay, Indian, and Muslim countries. Many competing countries or towns such as Tondo, Manila (town), Ma-i, Madyaas and the Sulu Sultanate were established under the leadership of the Datu, Raha, Sultan, and Lakan.
Fernando de Magallanes's arrival in Homonhon, Eastern Samar in 1521 was the beginning of the Spanish conquest, but it was dropped when he died in the Battle of Mactan against Lapu-Lapu, the Datu of Mactan. In 1543, a Spanish explorer named Ruy López de Villalobos named the Las Islas Filipinas (Philippine Islands) in honor of Philip II of Spain. With the arrival of Miguel López de Legazpi from the City of Mexico in 1565, the first Spanish settlement was established in the archipelago
Philippines Country in South Asia Part II
The Philippines' location in the Pacific Rim and near the equator is why storms and earthquakes are frequent, but it contains abundant natural resources and some of the most beautiful wildlife that exists. The area of the Philippines is 300,000 square kilometers (115,831 square miles), and is estimated at 103 million people. The Philippines is the eighth most populous country in Asia and the 12th most populous country in the world. Since 2013, an estimated 10 million Filipinos live overseas, making up one of the largest diaspora in the world. Different ethnic and cultural groups can be found anywhere in the country. In ancient times, the Natives were some of the first settlers in the archipelago.
A Fiction Story in Filipino: Takas Part I
I tried to leave several times. I tried to forget several times. I prayed for several times. Several times…
It took me a long time to kill myself and live up to the fact that I was trying to squeeze into my consciousness. I will never come back…
Yesterday, I worshiped Gabby. Yesterday, Gabby was my life.
Yesterday.
"What's wrong with you Michelle, you look so pale?" Aiko asked.
“Nothing. I have mestruation now. ”
“Is that so? 'I think you're sick.'
If only Michelle knew the real reason I was just a doctor with Gabby. I had just injected a fat butt needle. The doctor said I had an infection. I just got to the swimming pool. How did that happen? E…
Last week was Gabby's birthday. I gave everything to me to Gabby for her birthday. My Yes, my love, my confidence, my laughter, my hands, my kisses ...
In the parking lot of the Aristocrat Restaurant on Dewey Boulevard we dated, August 22. Then
we roamed the Cultural Center and ate. We ordered chicken barbecue and Java rice.
I was fascinated by food at the Aristocrat.
In my desire to please Gabby, I gave her the gift she had requested. Gifts like a glittering glass box, lotto-like gifts. Nor in the dream did I expect all that to happen with the Datsun pick up. At Gabby's fancy pick up tinted in black. It took awhile and I first screamed my femininity.
Philippines Country in South Asia Part I
The Philippines, the official Republic of the Philippines, is an independent state and archipelago in Southeast Asia located in the western Pacific Ocean. It comprises 7,641 islands divided into three clusters of islands: Central, Visayas (also known as Visayas) and Mindanao. Its capital city is Manila and the oldest city is Quezon City; all part of Greater Manila.
It lies between 116 ° 40 'and 126 ° 34' S. longitude, and 4 ° 40 'and 21 ° 10' H. latitude is the Philippines. It is surrounded by the Philippine Sea to the east, the Central Sea to the west, and the Celebes Sea to the south. Indonesia is in the southern part of the country while Malaysia is in the southwest. To the east is the country of Palau and to the north is the country of Taiwan.
History of the battle in Manila Bay
An important event eventually began with the American-Spanish War. It was to blast the MAINE ship of the USA, off the coast of Havana to Cuba, on February 15,1898. It killed about 246 people. declaration of US war on Spain on April 25,1898.
At the command of Secretary John D.Long of Us, Commodore George Dewey sailed from Mirs Bay near Hong Kong, to the Philippines. Using the Battle cry "Remember the Maine" They defeated the Spanish Navy under Admiral Patricio Montojo in Manila Bay on May 1,1898. This event is known as the Battle Of Manila Bay.
After Dewey won the Battle of Manila Bay, Emilio Aguinaldo returned to the Philippines on May 19 to lead the rebellion against the Spaniards. Using the money received from the treaty, Emilio Aguinaldo purchased weapons and ammunition to continue the fight. .
The support of Emilio Aguinaldo was warmly supported by Filipinos. Many revolutionaries came to him to swear allegiance to the movement. Many Filipino soldiers who served in the Spanish Army also returned to the revolutionary side.
May 24, when he established a dictatorial government to lead the Philippine Revolutionaries. He intended to keep this government only temporarily until the Philippines gained independence from Spain.
By the end of June 1898, Emilio Aguinaldo's group had captured around 5000 Spaniards and had recovered almost all of Central Luzon except the ports of Cavite and Manila.
History of Edsa People Power Revolution 1986
The People's Revolution (People Power Revolution), also called the EDSA Revolution of 1986, was a peaceful demonstration that lasted four days in the Philippines, from February 22 to February 25 of that year. The revolution was rooted in a series of people's protests against Ferdinand Marcos's dictatorship, especially when Ninoy Aquino was assassinated in 1983. Many people participated in it — civilians, military and church members such as by Jaime Cardinal Sin. This led to the overthrow of dictatorial government by President Ferdinand Marcos and Corazon Aquino's successor to Marcos' position. Demonstrations took place at EDSA (Avenue of Epifanio de los Santos), an important road in Greater Manila.
 Revolutionary People's RebellionFebruary 22-25, 1986Post Manila People in the EDSCheck out of the Marcos regime and take on a new government led by Corazon AquinoFighting the Armed Forces of the Philippines to withdraw troops
people opposedCommandFerdinand Marcos
Imelda Marcos |
Fabian VerCorazon Aquino
Juan Ponce Enrile
Fidel Ramos |
Jaime Cardinal Sin
Meaning and importance of Economy
Economics is the study of the ways in which citizens and nations share their limited resources to meet their endless needs. Economics is also a study of how people and society use limited resources. resources to produce and distribute different products and services to people and different social groups for present and future.
You will learn the right decision in the right situation. You will learn the importance of fulfilling and performing one's duties because economic development depends on our own hands. Economics is the brainchild of young people thinking about the day-to-day events of human life and how people's lives are affected by the events in our society. Economic, political, and moral considerations are explained by economics that can help to develop the proper human behavior, behavior and behavior in society.
History of Intramuros
Intramuros is the oldest district in Manila located near the Pasig River. This area is historic because it was the first city of Luzon to be built. Prior to the arrival of the Spaniards, this area was part of the kingdom of Manila (Islamic Kingdom of Manila) ruled by the Datu, Rajahs, and Sultans. It also became part of the Magapahit Empire in the 14th century. Its location is great for Chinese, Arab and Indian traders as it is located on the banks of the Pasig River and Manila Bay to exchange products.
In 1570, there was a war between the Filipinos and the Spaniards to defend the city of Manila until an agreement was reached between Miguel Lopez de Legazpi and Raha Sulayman, Raha Matanda and Raha Lakandula to make Manila a city. So on June 24, 1571, Manila officially became a city. Intramuros became a center of politics, military and religion.
It is known as "The Walled City" because it comes from the Spanish word "intra" which means inside and "muros" which means "wall". In other words, Intramuros is the town surrounded by walls.
The town of Intramuros is also a witness to Philippine history. Some places like Fort Santiago (where Dr. Jose Rizal was imprisoned before being taken to Bagumbayan), Manila Cathedral (one of the old churches that served as Prime Basilica in the Philippines), Palacio del Governor (the government house of the governor general before the Malacañang Palace was built), San Agustin Church (one of the Baroque churches that became the UNESCO World Heritage Site), Manila City Hall, Post Office Building, and some old buildings built in the Spanish period.
Love our Nature
Nature is everything that is natural and indigenous from the phenomena taking place in the physical world, and even in life. Human things and human interaction are not considered part of nature unless they are defined as human nature,
nature is our home if nature is near to destroy every human in this world is like a bubble everything is gone.
When nature is revenge to all people no one can stop because in nature no one can control.
if all tree is gone our oxygen is near to destroy anyone is hard to enhale.
Tips For Limited Gardening Space- Urban Gardening
Do you have a limited space to bring your dream garden to life? Try urban gardening. Find out how.
Gardening or gardening is a work — the art of growing plants — that is often done outdoors or indoors, in a space called a garden. It is nice to plant in the garden or in the wide area of the house intended for plants. This also does not mean that if you do not have a garden in your home you can no longer grow or care for the plant. Although gardens can often be found on the ground inside, around or adjacent to a house, they can also be found elsewhere such as a roof, a porch, in container plants, atrium and patios.
There are ways we can do this even if our home space is limited. An example of this is Urban Gardening. What is urban gardening?
Urban gardening is a way of planting in a limited and small space of your home. It uses burners and hanging pots made of recycled materials such as magazines, cut PVC types, plastic containers from used softdrinks bottles and other liquid plastic containers.
Here are ways to make recycled burns.
Magazine Pot
For magazine pots, you will need:
Page from old magazines
Cut into PVC pipe
Packaging tape or masking tape
To do this, simply follow the following:
First, prepare the pages of magazines, PVC pipes and tape
Second, flip the two pages of the magazine into the pvc pipe
Third, cover the magazine on the other end of the pvc pipe and seal it with packaging tape or masking tape
Fourth, tighten the paper to fit the container. Make sure it is solid and durable.
Fifth, give it a fertile soil for seed germination
Plastic Container
For plastic containers, here are the requirements:
Old gallon of water or any liquid plastic container
Scissors
Paint
paint brush
Here's how to do it:
First, collect the gallon discs and other liquid containers
Second, remove the top portion of the gallon to the same area throughout its appearance with scissors
Third, cut from the height down to the middle and look like strips the rest of the gallon surface
Fourth, adjust the strips and start painting according to your desired color. You can also decorate it with flowers or whatever design you want for your plastic burner
Fifth, put in fertile soil for the seed to be planted here.
Once the plastic containers and magazine pots are ready for you, we can start gardening.
Here are some reminders:
Prepare the seeds you want to plant in the recycled pots you create. The soil also needs to be moist or moist when planting. It can't be too dry and so too wet. The soil must be absorbed only in the looseness and humidity of the soil for the soil to breathe and cling. When the soil is dry, it needs to be watered for several days. When wet, the water must be lowered, otherwise the seed will drown or drift.
Each seed or seed has its own depth of pit when planted. There is a crop that requires only half an inch. There is a seed that is six inches deep. They have unique needs for growth and sustainability. If the cultivation is too shallow, the seedlings may be harvested only by passing birds and chickens. When it gets too deep, it may take a month for them to escape.
Regular watering should also be noted. The frequency of watering and the amount of water sprinkled depends on the crop. There are herbs that need to be watered daily. There is also something to be missed. It is available only twice a week if it is well watered and lively. Only once a week is required.
Weeding or weeding out weeds around the plant. This work is important because if weeds are not treated, they can defeat the vegetation.
Applying fertilizer to crops should also not be overlooked. It is best to use organic because it is also a natural and less harmful chemical.
There are also different types of plants You can plant at your own pace. Some of these are horseradish that is still nutritious. The pandan scent when combined with the herbs, chili leaves helps lower blood pressure, and oregano is another herbal medicine. You can also grow tomatoes and peppers.
But if your trip is home decorating, swap out mini roses, cactus or other flowering plants.
Indeed in a song, the planter is no joke. There is much to be done and under way to grow, care for and properly grow vegetables. This work cannot be played simply or practiced only when one thinks or loves. Once started, planting should be continuous and the plants should not be neglected. In exchange for perseverance and effort to till the soil and grow the crops is the certainty that at the end, the planter has healthy fruit and roots to harvest.
Planting Vegetables
Benefits From Fine Seeds
**To set a harvest day.
**Damage to bugs, pain, wind, strong
rain or dryness will be avoided.
**The farm is available on a larger scale
benefit.
** High quality and equal growth
seedling.
**The number of seeds will be reduced.
**Serve chemicals and fertilizers.
Seed Seeds by Method of
Planting
**Direct Planting
Radish, Carrot, Sitao, Petsay, Corn
**Current commonly
Pumpkin, Watermelon, Cucumber, Lettuce, Chinese
Cabbage, Tomato
Only
Cabbage, Cauliflower, Eggplant, Pepper
About Science
cience is both the process of acquiring knowledge and the organized part of knowledge gained through its methodology. Scientific process is the systematic acquisition of new knowledge about a system. Generally, the scientific method is systematic acquisition, and nature and its various components are the system. Science is also regarded as the scientific knowledge systematically acquired by science.
In a broad sense, science existed even before modern times and in many historical civilizations, but modern science is unique in its scientific method and has been successful in determining what science is in the best sense of the word.
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Beautiful Nature in Asia
Plain - a place where there is no increase or decrease in soil, the soil is flat and level. This can be planted with wheat, corn, and vegetables.
Mountain - an earthly rise, with steep terrain and steep slopes above the hills. e.g. Mount Banahaw, Mount Apo.
Volcanoes - a type of mountain in the world where molten rock can appear here from the depths of the earth. There are two types of volcanoes, the first of which is called the silent one for which it has not long erupted, such as the Makiling Volcano located in the province of Laguna; and the second type is active which can explode at any time. This volcano is dangerous. It can explode and emit boiling mud and ash. An example of this is the Growing Volcano.
Hill - it is much lower than the mountain and the example of this is the famous Chocolate Hills of Bohol in the Philippines. It is circular in shape and is dominated by green herbs during the rainy season and in the summer turns brown.
Valley - a plateau but surrounded by mountains. Many products such as vegetables, tobacco, nuts, corn, and rice can be grown here.
Plateau - flat surface of high ground. Good for planting for the soil is healthy. It is cold and windy in this area.
Coast - part of the land near the beach
Mountains - high and steep mountains adjoining and in succession.
Island - lands surrounded by water.
Cave - natural holes of sufficient size and extent to which humans and animals can enter.
Penetration - longitudinal and convex shape of soil surrounded by water.
Tangos - smaller in the peninsula.
Desert - hot soil shape
Climate Types In Asia:
It's winter
Rainy season
It's summer
Autumn
Spring
The Difference between Weather and Climate:
Time is longer than climate. Whereas KLIMA is the daily changing atmosphere. And in short the weather is longer than the climate.
Tagaytay City
Hi guys share ko lang nung nag byahe kami sa tagaytay noong kumuha kami ng lisensya nasa cavite pa ako noong time na yun ang saya ng byahe namin kasi madami kaming kumuha nang lisensya tapos nadaanan namin ung magagandang tanawin sa cavite una madadaanan muna namin ung Alingaro tapos amadeo tapos tagaytay na namasyal din kami sa tagaytay ang ganda ng tanawin lalo na nung nasa taas kame ang ganda ng view ang taas kasi ng tagaytay City compare sa ibang lugar kaya mandalas hindi binabaha ayun ang ganda ng byahe namin shinare ko lang sa inyo guys yung byahe namin salamat pohhh
Recipe of Firing Tilapia
Firing Tilapia
components or components
60 servings
10 kg Tilapia
20 tomatoes
10 onions
5 cups of ginger
5 lemons
5 onion chives
5 cucumbers
5 stalks
2 cups cilantro
4 tablespoons oil
salt
pepper
12 packs of tamarind powder
1. Clean the fish outdoors and inside with a tamarind powder
2. Prepare Onion, Garlic, oil, salt, Cilantro, cocomber, ginger, Tomatoes and 1/2 Tamarind powder
3. Slit the top portion of the fish. Stuff the fish with the filling.
4. Cover with Foil and Broil for 30 minutes or Grilled For 25 Minutes.
Hi guys I Hope You Understand my Tutorial Of how To Cook Firing Tilapia This Recipe is So Delicious ❤️😍 I hope u enjoy.
History of Thirteen Marty's of Cavite
Thirteen Martyrs in the City of Trece Martires adopted the name in remembrance of them.
The Thirteen Martyrs of Cavite (Spanish: Trece mártires de Cavite) were the Filipino rebels in Cavite during the massacre of the town of Cavite on September 12, 1896, because of their involvement in the Katipunan during the Philippines' rebellion against Spain. The city of Trece Martires in Cavite province is remembered in their memory.
Before the Katipunan was revealed, Emilio Aguinaldo had planned to invade the Spanish arsenal at the San Felipe Tower in the city of Cavite, and he had ordered other Katipuneros to persuade enough men to invade the fort. Their meeting was held at the house of Feliciano Cabuco.
Aguinaldo and the Katipuneras agreed that they would give arms to the prison in the province where he works in the tower. The task of persuading the prisoners was given to Severino Lapidario, the prison guard. Luís Aguado will give Lapidario money to buy weapons.
Based on their plan, Maximo Inocencio will fire from the warehouse as a signal of the start of the strike. Other striking leaders are Victoriano Luciano III, Agapito Conchu, Hugo Perez, Pablo Jose, Marcos Jose, and Juan Castañeda. The rebellion is set to begin on September 1.
On August 26, Aguinaldo received a letter from Andres Bonifacio stating that the Katipuneros who had met in Balintawak on August 24 had decided to start a revolt on August 30, with the signal being the darkening of Bagumbayan (now Luneta). On the same day, Bonifacio and his men attacked the Spanish gunpowder store in San Juan del Monte. The same day, the Spanish government declared martial law throughout the province of Manila and neighboring provinces of Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Bulacan, Pampanga, Tarlac and Nueva Ecija.
Aguinaldo learned of declaring martial law at a meeting with the governor of the province Fernando Pargas on the morning of August 31, 1896. Aguinaldo briefly went to Eugenio Cabezas' office to tell Lapidario that he was gone. they are time and they need to be able to strike. Cabeza was the one who brought Lapidario into the plan of attack.
But Cabezas declined to start the rebellion on August 31, because he wanted to discuss it more closely. They decided to postpone the start on September 3. However, the Spaniards learned of the plan from a seaman Victoriana Sayat and immediately arrested Lapidario, de Ocampo and Aguado. The three were incommunicado on the Ulloa railway and were interrogated. They are suspected of being tortured.
While awaiting trial, de Ocampo attempted to commit suicide by slashing his stomach with broken glass. However, he is still being arraigned in a lawsuit in a military court that issued a verdict on September 11 that they had pleaded guilty after only four-hour trial.
At 12:45 a.m. the next day, thirteen rebels were released from their concentration camps and taken to the Plaza de Armas outside the San Felipe Tower and shot dead. Their bodies were buried in the same cemetery at the Catholic cemetery in the town of Caridad (now part of the city of Cavite).
Later, the bodies of Maximo Inocencio, Victorino Luciano, Francisco Osorio, Luis Aguado, Hugo Perez, Jose Lallana and Antonio San Agustin were dug up and buried again. While no one took the bodies of Agapito Conchu, Maximo Gregorio, Alfonso de Ocampo, Eugenio Cabezas, Feliciano Cabuco and Severino Lapidario remained in the pit.
History of Philippines 🇵🇭
Philippine history began when ancient peoples arrived in the Philippines by land bridges 67,000 years ago. The first recorded visit from the West was the arrival of Ferdinand Magellan on the island of Homonhon, southeast of Samar on 16 March 1521. He established permanent settlements in Cebu with the expedition of Miguel López de Legazpi in 1565, and many more settlements were established northward until the colonialists reached the Look of Manila on the island of Luzon. It established a city in Manila and began the Spanish colonization period which lasted for more than three centuries.
The revolution against Spain began in April of 1896, which two years later led to the proclamation of independence and the establishment of the First Philippine Republic. But the Paris Agreement, which came into effect at the end of the Spanish-American War, shifted the Philippines' control over the United States. Colonial rule of the United States began in the Philippines in December of 1899, with limited local rule in 1905. Partial independence was granted in 1935, in preparation for a full independence from the United States in 1945. But the 10- years of transition from the Commonwealth to a sovereign nation were delayed by the Japanese occupation of the Philippines during World War II. The Japanese were then defeated in 1945. And the return of Filipino and American soldiers to the Philippine Liberation Campaign from 1944 to 1945. Thus complete independence was granted to the Philippines only in July 1946.
The Philippine economy flourished in the 1950s and 1960s, but there was turmoil in the late 1960s and early 1970s against the oppressive dictatorship of President Ferdinand Marcos who proclaimed martial law in 1972. Because of the close United States President Ronald Reagan's relationship with President Marcos, the United States still supported him despite his administration's widespread corruption and abuse of people. The peaceful EDSA Revolution in 1986 ousted Marcos (who escaped to Hawaii aboard a United States military-owned helicopter, where he remained until his death) and restored democracy to the country. But when that time began, there was a political misunderstanding and the country's economy was weakening.
What Happen (Read.cash)
it's been dissapointed 7AM when I woke up I saw my point was 465 I worked hard then its value in dollars is 3.3 $ done close to 8 am here in the Philippines 8 AM because the reset time of read.cash 8AM I'm so happy because this is my firstime to have 3$ value, my first time reading this in a read.cash full effort I would make my own stories to read history just to make money,
my last check was 7:59 AM and the value of 465 points was 3.3 $ after 8 AM and reset 2.4$ I'm shock because only 2.4$ i got, what happened so why would anyone explain me 😔😞
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