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Presenting to you the works of Grade 12-Ruby HumSS 1-A.

In the very important memories, Let us reminisce and explore the wondrous past of Anda, Pangasinan."Through vivid imagery, interviews, and archival footage, we will paint a vivid portrait of Anda's history, offering you a front-row seat to its enchanting narrative. Anda boasts a heritage that spans generations, and in this documentary film, we will uncover the hidden gems of its past. From its ancient traditions to its modern aspirations, Anda's history is a testament to the resilience and vibrant spirit of its people.

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Pushing the boundaries of aircraft design, Steve Wheeler introduces the 'Hawk' - a fighter plane that combines cutting-edge technology, aerodynamics, and modern warfare needs. Dive into a world where every detail matters.
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There are plenty of professions that require workers to complete dangerous tasks for our wellbeing, and many of those professions are recognized. But, one such profession that is frequently overlooked is that of a lineman. Electrical linemen are the first people on the scene during and directly after a storm when the power goes out. They are often required to work with live power lines in difficult and dangerous conditions to ensure that our power is up and running as quickly and effectively as possible.

Often referred to as unsung heroes, linemen work meticulously to help guarantee the reliability, comfort, safety, and convenience of the electricity that we have all come to rely on. They are usually the first to respond during catastrophic and hazardous weather conditions, and they work to ensure the safety of the general public. Linemen literally work with power lines containing thousands of volts of electricity on a regular basis. Not only does the electricity pose a direct threat, so does the at-height work.

Electricity is not only a public safety factor—particularly during unusually Summer or Rainy seasons—but it’s also a matter of the comfort and convenience we have come to expect over the past century. Linemen tend to work in hazardous conditions with very little recognition regarding the difficulty and danger of their work. In fact, line crews respond to all emergency calls, from downed power lines due to storms, accidents, or animals to electrical failures and fires.

Without electricity, we wouldn’t be protected from extreme temperatures, hospitals and other emergency services couldn’t run effectively, and those who rely on electric for life-saving medical devices would find themselves in a very dangerous situation. Because of their lack of recognition and the dangerous circumstances in which they work, the profession of a lineman tends to be immersed in tradition. Such tradition creates a close-knit community, where many linemen form a strong familial bond. For years, linemen have referred to themselves as a brotherhood of men (and women) who work together strenuously to meet the demands of a labor-intensive job.

Linemen know how to build, repair, and maintain power lines, but they also know how to prevent accidents and save lives. When working with electricity and hot lines, there’s no room for miscalculation. Safety is paramount. Linemen have to learn and practice the safety rules and regulations that cover every move they make while on the lines. Linemen protect one another on a daily basis, which truly bonds them together in a unique way. That’s because their top priority is to keep our electricity up and running—even in the worst conditions—and to maintain their own safety and the safety of their line crew.

Linemen are not only tasked with keeping us safe, but they are also tasked with maintaining the entire energy infrastructure in the Philippines. The next time you see a crew of linemen on the side of the road, stop and thank them for their hard work and public service. They deserve it!

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In Bolinao “Mangunguna” means a Fisherman.
Naimas mangan idtoy kabagyan! 🐟🦐🦀

The word Pedrito in spanish means “Little Pedro”.
This remarkable bakeshop and restaurant in Dagupan City, Pangasinan were established in 1980’s and has been in operations to this day.
Pedrito’s was firstly established as a bakeshop and it’s first bread offered in the market was Ensaymada. But now they have expanded ther product line into different kinds of breads.
And later on offered native cakes, Filipino Cuisenes, mexican-style dishes, grilled seafoods and maybe more in the future.

Have you tried Sate chicken yet?

The very essence of WHITE food 😋

Artificial intelligence is the simulation of human intelligence processes by machines, especially computer systems. Specific applications of AI include expert systems, natural language processing, speech recognition and machine vision. AI program was written in 1951 by Christopher Strachey, later director of the Programming Research Group at the University of Oxford.

A moment of VIP 👑

The Heart of Filipino Culture: Celebrating the Timeless Traditions and Values Passed Down Through Generations.

Ano ang pinag kaiba ng lasa nang "Baboy" sa "Romantikong Baboy" ? 🐷❤

Sa halagang 99 pesos lang, May ramen kana 😁 Nakakain ka pa sa japan. (interior design)

Cravings sa maki sushi rolls at ramen