SO FRIKEN DAY!

FIND IT --------->

There is a hidden arrow in the FedEx logo, symbolizing speed and precision.

Can You Find It?

This (real !) headstone is on a cemetery in Montreal. The epitaph was ordered by John's ex-wife and mistress. After the engraver finished it, he had another look at it and suddenly realized there was something extremely unusual about the text. There is a hidden message in it. Can you find it ? Don't cheat - it's really there !

Did You Know That . . . . .

Rizal is practically part of our everyday life. Many streets in the Philippines are named after him and almost every town plaza has his statue wearing the familiar overcoat. His picture is also imprinted in the most circulated currency, the one-peso coin.

But do we really know Rizal that well?

Check out some interesting facts about him:

Jose Rizal could write and read at age two and mastered to speak 22 languages including Latin, Spanish, German, French, English, Chinese and Japanese, Catalan.

Jose Rizal wrote his very first poem entitled “Sa Aking Mga Kababata” (To My Childhood Friends) at age seven.

Jose Rizal is one of the few recognized “Renaissance Man” in the world. A Renaissance man is a well-educated person and one who excels in a wide variety of subjects or fields.

Rizal, a man of medium height and small built, was a great lover. He was romantically involved to numerous women of different nationalities, which include Gertrude Becket, Nelly Bousted, Usui Seiko, Segunda Katigbak, Leonor Rivera, Leonor Valenzuela, Consuelo Ortiga y Rey, Suzanna Jacoby, and Josephine Bracken.

Referred to as a versatile genius for his all-around knowledge and ability, his many-sided personality includes novelist, ophthalmic surgeon, architect, educator, artist/painter, sculptor, historian, economist, journalist, businessman, cartoonist, ethnologist, scientific farmer, inventor, musician, mythologist, nationalist, poet, propagandist, psychologist, scientist, sociologist, sportsman and theologian.

Among other numerous academic achievements, Rizal passed the Surveyor Licensure Examination on May 21, 1878, but because of his age, 17, he was not granted the license to practice the profession until Dec. 30, 1881.

Rizal was married to Josephine Bracken-even without church blessings (the priest wanted a retraction from Rizal as a precondition before marrying them). Josephine later gave birth prematurely to a stillborn baby.

A Swiss sculptor named Richard Kissling created the Rizal monument in Luneta. The site is guarded 24 hours a day 7 days a week by ceremonial soldiers known as Kabalyeros de Rizal.

On December 26, 1896, after a trial, Rizal was sentenced to die, he was convicted of rebellion, sedition, and of forming illegal association. On the eve of his execution while confined in Fort Santiago, Rizal wrote a poemMi Ultimo Adios (My Last Farewell) and hid it inside the gas burner and gave the gas burner to his sister Trinidad and his wife Josephine.

He was executed on December 30, 1896 at the age of 35 by a firing squad at Bagumbayan, now known as Luneta Park in Manila.

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Assignment #1

WORD CONNECTION


p. 136

1. Axes- displays/hides the primary axes of a chart.
2. Area- similar to line chart. Also emphasizes changes in values.
3. Chart- a graphical representation of data in a worksheet.
4. Chart Sheet- a separate sheet within a workbook that has it's own sheet name.
5. Data Marker- refer to the bars,areas, dots, slices, or other symbols in a chart that represent single data points or values that originate from a worksheet cell.
6. Data Series- includes related data points that are plotted on a chart.
7. Embedded Chart- is one placed in the same worksheet that contains the data used to create the chart.
8. Grid Lines- are lines added to chart for easier viewing and evaluation of data.
9. Legend- this ab adds adds a legend to the chart area and places the selected legend in the location you want.
10. Plot Area- in a 2-dimensional chart, this is the area bounded by axes, including all the data series. In a 3-dimensional chart, this is the area bounded by axes, including the data series, category names, thick-mark labels, and axis titles.
11. Tick Marks- are small lines of measurement.

p.140

1. Chart Sheet- is separate sheet within a workbook that has it's own sheet name.
2. Embedded Chart- is one placed in the same worksheet that contains the data used to create the chart.

p.149

1. Auto Shapes- is a group of ready-made shapes that includes basic shapes.
2. Clip Art- is a single piece of ready-made art, often appearing as a bitmap or a combination of drawn shapes.
3. Picture- is a file that represents an image.
4. Word Art- consists of text objects you create with ready-made effects to which you can apply additional formatting options.

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