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A Personal Concept of Heroism in the Everyday Life

A Personal Concept of Heroism  in the Everyday Lif e           Sometimes  heroes  don’t certainly do something that’s big, sometimes even the small practices of doing good we call it as  a hero  and one does not have to save the world or win a gold medal just to call him or her a “hero”. Sometimes the greatest acts of heroism are the result of thousands of small acts that ripple out to affect millions. Example is when our neighbor who is a taxi driver, got a bag that is full of money, it is from the foreigner who is his passenger last night. Instead of keeping and using it for his own needs ,  he returned the money that the foreigner left and he went to the nearest police station and asked if someone complained that he lost his bag ,  then there it is ,  the foreigner cried because that’s his savings ,  the foreigner thank our neighbor and offered him a work in the other country. As you can see and observed, the taxi driver just returned the money of the  foreigner, bu
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RIZAL MONUMENT IN PLAZA DIVISORIA, CAGAYAN DE ORO 1. How is this monument different from other monuments of a neighboring town? Even though there are also Rizal Monuments located in Cagayan De Oro but this one in Plaza Divisoria, Cagayan de Oro is different from other monuments of neighboring town because Rizal doesn’t hold anything unlike the other monuments who were holding things like book and he is just standing there while doing gesture. Overall, the Rizal Monument in Plaza Divisoria is similar to the Rizal Monument in other neighboring town whom we reflect as our national hero. 2. What is the relationship of these monuments to the surrounding space and other structures within that space? Do they dominate the space? Or are they overshadowed just like in Luneta? For me the monument is overshadowed because if you will visit the place where it is located there are a lot of buildings was built and constructed around the area and it is higher or bigger than the Ri
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Capitol University , Museum of Three Cultures

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Capitol University  Museum of Three Cultures Reflect about an aspect of art history that it shows.                                                                 -One of the things that I can reflect is that we need to take care of the art collections made by our ancestors and retain its beauty because we can pass it to the next generations, we can educate them and share what our ancestors are and what does the art they made symbolizes because not all people are given this such talent so we really need to keep it eternally.                                                                                                                       How art relate to the institution and the collection of art it houses?                                     -It relates to the institution and the collection of art it houses because back before the President (Madam) was a teacher in Marawi, and all of the art collection that you saw was from Marawi, and then she brought that art coll
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Word of the Lourd (WOTL)

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 Word of the Lourd (WOTL) Is a short television segment which airs daily on  TV5 's news channel Aksyon TV 41 and formerly on TV5. Hosted by award-winning writer and musician  Lourd de Veyra , the segment shows the host's social and political commentaries delivered in deadpan humor. This Luminary finalist is best known for his caustic humor that takes off from national issues and Filipino pop culture. He is Lourd De Veyra , a broadcaster, talk show host, news anchor, author, poet and musician. Lourd is also a member of the Filipino jazz rock band Radioactive Sago Project. He hosts various programs on TV5 including Wasak and Word of the Lourd. He is also a weatherman and broadcaster for Aksyon, TV5’s 24-hour news and sports network. Lourd says the Word of the Lourd shows so many things about Filipinos. He takes his favorite episode on Candy Crush as an example. “That’s where we see the very curious nature of Filipinos. We go with the trend to the point that
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Contemporary Philippine Arts

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Contemporary  Philippine  Arts Contemporary Art: Art produced at the present period in time. Contemporary art includes, and develops from, Postmodern art, which is itself a successor to Modern art.                                  In vernacular English, “modern” and “contemporary” are synonyms, resulting in some conflation of the terms “modern art” and “contemporary art” by non-specialists. Contemporary art forms are the following: 1.Choreography 2.Musical instrument 3.Literary and music composition 4.Visual design 5,Theatrical performance Contemporary Philippine Arts from Different Regions: CAR (Cordillera Administrative Region) Kalaleng  or  Tongali (nose flute) -A  kalaleng  is a nose flute made from bamboo from the Philippines -Usually around two feet in length a kalaleng has holes cut in the side, to be stopped by the fingers producing the notes. The player closes one nostril with a bit of cotton, then f
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