Tech-Wri: Letters for Submission

LETTER OF INQUIRY

December 2, 2011

Rey T. Sibayan

News Anchor

DZRH

MBC Building

Pasay City

Philippines 1301

Subject: Inquiry about Out of Body Experience

Sir:

Greetings of Peace!

19th Century: The Rise of Philippine Nationalism

I agree to most writers who are saying that the rise of Filipino Nationalism began in the 19th Century for in this century specifically in the year 1872 the three Fathers Mariano Gomez, Jose Burgos and Jacinto Zamora showed their Martyrdom. It is because of their martyrdom that the Filipinos created a strong fervor to put a stop to oppression and liberate the country from the Spaniards.

READING LOG 1: Left Behind 2 (The Kids) Second Chance

First Entry              December 15, 2011

Part 1:

1. Reflect - It is really difficult for people, specifically for teens, to make a decision right away when something so upsetting happened to them. In the book, Judd, Vicki, Lionel, and Ryan were being left behind after the Rapture. I felt their loneliness having to stay on earth in the following 7 years of tribulation without their families. But, it was good that at least, they found each other in a church with Pastor Bruce Barnes who was reaching them out. 

Jose Rizal's Family

The Mercado - Rizal Family

The Rizals is considered one of the biggest families during their time. Domingo Lam-co, the family's paternal ascendant was a full-blooded Chinese who came to the Philippines from Amoy, China in the closing years of the 17th century and married a Chinese half-breed by the name of Ines de la Rosa. Researchers revealed that the Mercado-Rizal family had also traces of Japanese, Spanish,

19th Century: The Rise of Filipino Nationalism

I agree to most writers who are saying that the rise of Filipino Nationalism began in the 19th Century for in this century specifically in the year 1872 the three Fathers Mariano Gomez, Jose Burgos and Jacinto Zamora showed their Martyrdom. It is because of their martyrdom that the Filipinos created a strong fervor to put a stop to oppression and liberate the country from the Spaniards.

KCC's Veranza Mall (Let's Go Green!)

Generals!

KCC Malls brings you their newest addition of 2012 ... the Veranza Mall!

[click the photo to enlarge]

This very "First GREEN Shopping Mall in the South" will be located in front of the existing KCC Mall and will be connected from it by a skybridge. 

The Man and Woman of the Crowd

A Comparative Essay of Mahatma Gandhi and Sojourner Truth

Men are not the same with regard to color, gender, culture, and reasoning. But, equality needs to be distinguished from identity and similarity. Man is created by God, although not with similar features, but with equal functions: To love, to respect, and to treat each other fairly.

Indian Nationalist Mahatma Gandhi and American Abolitionist Sojourner Truth both spoke for equality. –The reality of equality amidst diversity.

Ang Unggoy nga Nagbilin sa Iyang Kasing-Kasing sa Usa ka Kahoy

(A Visayan Version of "The Monkey Who Left His Heart On a Tree")

Adunay usa ka unggoy nga gapuyo sa usa ka mabungahong kahoy. Naa siya'y amigo nga iho, ug kada-adlaw, ginabisita siya ni-ini ug ginahatagan pud niya kini sa mga bunga. 

Letter of Response (Assignment)

November 18, 2011

Harlem Jude Ferolino
2nd year AB English Student
Mindanao State University
General Santos City

Mr. Ferolino:

Jose Rizal, the National Hero

Jose Rizal is unquestionably a great hero and the greatest among the Filipinos.

Whether or not the Americans supported Rizal to be selected as the Philippine National Hero, he himself was already acclaimed as the most significant leader of his people before his dramatic death in Luneta on December 30, 1896 . He have already possessed in himself the greatness and courage a hero must have.