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The UP-CMC study categorizes the Filipino Facebook users into six types: THE (FACE)BOOKWORM. These are users who are always updated on the people on their Facebook network, incessantly checking and reading status updates. PAIMPORTANTE. These are users with a constant stream of status updates on their lives, utilizing the site like an online diary or planner. IKAW NA ANG BAD TRIP. These are users who use their status messages as a venue to vent and rage about their everyday life. APPDATED. These are users who only log in to engage in Mafia Wars, harvest crops in Farmville, and serve customers on Café World. NAG FACEBOOK KA PA. These are users who use the site only to connect with friends and do not utilize Facebook’s unique features like applications and chatting. PAPANSIN. These are users who post status messages – whether positive or negative – directed at other people, without explicitly naming who these people are. The study says these six types are not only reflective of the...

Where:             r = correlation between X and Y        ∑X = Sum of test X ∑Y = Sum of test Y ∑XY = Sum of the product of X and Y N = Number of cases ∑ X2  = Sum of squared X scores ∑ Y2  = Sum of squared Y scores The steps in computing Pearson Product-Moment Correlation Coefficient (r) are as follows: 1.      1.  Find the sum of X and Y 2.      2.   Square all X and Y values. 3.       3.  Sum X2  and Y2 . 4.      4.   Multiply X and Y. 5.       5.  Get the sum of the product XY. 6.       6.  Apply Formula

A graduate from the University of the Philippines (UP) campus in Manila topped the list of 251 new dentists released by the Professional Regulation Commission on Wednesday. [Click here for complete list]

According to   Proclamation No. 84 , the following regular holidays and special days for the year 2011 shall be observed in the country: A. Regular Holidays New Year’s Day – January 1 (Saturday) Araw ng Kagitingan – April 9 (Saturday) Maundy Thursday – April 21 Good Friday – April 22 Labor Day – May 1 (Sunday) Independence Day – June 12 (Sunday) National Heroes Day – August 29 (Last Monday of August) Bonifacio Day – November 30 (Wednesday) Christmas Day – December 25 (Sunday) Rizal Day – December 30 (Friday) B. Special (Non-Working) Days Ninoy Aquino Day – August 21 (Sunday) All Saints Day – November 1 (Tuesday) Last Day of the Year – December 31 (Saturday) C. Special Holiday (for all schools) EDSA Revolution Anniversary – February 25 (Friday) "Proclamations declaring national holidays for the observance of Eid’l Fitr and Eidul AdhaHijra, or the lunar calendar, or upon Islamic astronomical calculations, whichever is possible or convenient, will ...

I am lovers of all quietness unechoed songs within a silent heart, a silver pond, a statued loveness where words can take no part. i love the quiet ways of memory the quiet looks to give you loving praise, the quite secrets of my misery through quiet nights and days. The quiet mountains of the earth i love, the moving clouds the sun, the dewy leaf my quiet questioning of god above, my quite, tearless grief. 

Sweet the hours in the native country, where friendly shines the sun above! Life is the breeze that sweeps the meadows; tranquil is death; most tender, love. Warm kisses on the lips are playing as we awake to mother's face: the arms are seeking to embrace her, the eyes are smiling as they gaze. How sweet to die for the native country, where friendly shines the sun above! Death is the breeze for him who has no country, no mother, and no love!

K - number of items p - proportion of the examinees who got the item right q - proportion of the examinees who got the item wrong σ 2 X -  variance or the square of the standard deviation

WHERE: K - number of items p - proportion of the examinees who got the item right q - proportion of the examinees who got the item wrong σ 2 X - variance or the square of the standard deviation

WHERE: X - scores in a test Y - scores in a retest N - number of examinees

                              

The night was dark, for the moon was young And the stars were asleep and rare; The clouds were thick, yet Youth went out To see his Maiden fair. "Dear One,"  he pleaded as he knelt Before her feet, in tears, "My love is true; why have you kept Me waiting all these years?" The maiden looked at him unmoved, It seemed, and whispered low: "Persistent Youth, you have to prove  By deeds your love is true." "There's not a thing I would not do For you, Beloved,"  said he. "Then go,"  said she,  "to your mother dear  And bring her heart to me." Without another word, Youth left and went to his mother dear. And opened her breast and took her heart. He did not shed a tear! Then back to his Maiden fair he ran, Unmindful of the rain; But his feet slipped and he fell down And loud he groaned with pain! Still in his hand he held the prize That would win his Maiden's hand; And he thought of his mother dear So kind, so swe...

Why does the sea laugh, Mother, As it glints beneath the sun? It is thinking of the joys, my child, That it wishes every one. Why does the sea sob so, Mother, As it breaks on the rocky shore? It recalls the sorrows of the world. And weeps forevermore. Why is the sea so peaceful, Mother, As if it were fast asleep? It would give our tired hearts, dearest child, The comfort of the deep.