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Bioremediation Of Wastewater, Factors and Treatment

Bioremediation Of Wastewater, Factors and Treatment

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In terms of wastewater treatment or bioremediation, it is the biosurfactant that initiates rapid decomposition of FOG, long chain fatty acids, paraffins, waxes, and other more complex hydrocarbons.(More…)

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In general, from about 1900 to early 1970s, treatment objectives were concerned with: (i) the removal of suspended and floatable material from waste…

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RANT

Okay. So, this term will have a bitter ending for me.

Unfortunately, I think I will flunk 1 subject this term. It's a major subject. and it is very crucial since it is a design subject.

And another unfortunate event: Our professor SUCKS. HE. REALLY. FUCKING. SUCKS. BIG TIME.

He keeps on giving us sermons and he degrades us. He said that we are all failures since we are not regular students. What we are doing right now is not important. We are not deserving to be called engineers. Students from other provinces are better than us. Computer softwares are bullshit. 

In short, attending his class is so boring at the same time irritating. It's like you paid someone to degrade you. His class is composed of 85% Sermons and 15% lecture.

And I flunked his class, so I had to take his Removals Exam. I studied hard last night and gladly, I got the exam. I got a perfect score. We were all happy and hoping that everything will be fine now. So he asked us to wait for a while. We patiently waited for 5 hours. He did nothing at that five hours, he just roamed around the school. 

After 5 hours, we have decided that we will talk to him and ask about our grades. So, we approached him. He said that the exam was 5% and I still did not pass the course. So, I asked him if he could give us another exam. But he said he HAS LOTS OF THINGS TO DO. WOW. 

Well, he said we will take another test TOMORROW. But it is our PICE Outing tomorrow and we asked if he could give us one today, but he still insisted. 

What made me furious is that IN THAT 5 HOURS OF DOING NOTHING BUT SHIT, HE COULD HAVE GIVEN US ANOTHER EXAM. I MEAN, WTF MAN. YOU HAD 5 FUCKING HOURS TO DO AN EXAM. BUT YOU DID NOTHING. YOU WERE JUST ROAMING AROUND THE SCHOOL. WHAT KIND OF FUCKERY IS THAT?

My classmate and I decided that we will not take the exam and go to our respective outings. We looked at the brighter side and we realized that we should instead enjoy the rest of the break. We had enough. I wil not rant about him anymore. He's done. 

Well, I am still hoping for a miracle. I know something good is going to happen

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CEGE NIGHT 2013 TEASER *CITRUS, ORTIGAS (NEAR SM MEGAMALL)

CEGE Night 2013: Cloud Nine to Nostalgia

November 23, 2013

Citrus, Ortigas (Near SM Megamall)

See you! :D

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Welcome to Mapua!!

First of all, I would like to congratulate sa lahat ng frosh na enrolled na and sa mga mag-eenroll pa lang!! Welcome sa Mapua! :D

A Big shoutout to all CE, EnSE, CESE, Geo, GSE, and CEM students!! Welcome to the SCEGE Family!

I took the MSAE and passed the EnSE course, then I shifted to CE before my Frosh Enrollment, and then took CESE, then back to CE again. Lol.

My frosh year in Mapua was a roller coaster ride, I had my ups and downs and yes, it wasn't that easy. But I managed to surpass my frosh year without failing any subjects (yeaah!! \m/)

All you need to do is to listen, learn to manage your time, study harder, practice, and be friendly and resourceful. :) That's what I learned from my orgmates when I was still an applicant of our organization.

Sa unang part ng iyong journey, makikita mo ang mga blockmates mo. You all get close with each other, go to the mall, eat lunch together, go to parties, etc.. Then you'll say that you will be Friends/Classmates "Forever". 

Then after two-three terms, some fail, many transfer to other universities, or some migrate to other countries, or worse, some dies... there's your "forever" lol.

Throughout your whole stay in Mapua, you'll encounter different classmates. And you become friends with some of them, some, enemies.

So another advice is to join different organizations and be active. Your orgmates will be there to help you especially in your studies.

Just enjoy your college life. Masaya siya promise :) Some say High School was the best stage of your life. I beg to Disagree. College IS the BEST stage of my life. :)

Mapua is not always hell. 

It is a living hell with a slight great taste of heaven. :)

To all CE, EnSE, GEO, GSE, CEM, CESE students out there!

Join our org, the CEGE Thinkers!! :D We will help you be it academically, socially, basta wag lang FINANCIALLY!! :D Tambay at Sign Phase lang ang kailangan :D

and to all CE students out there, syempre join din kayo sa PICE :D pero I think they are not accepting Frosh. (I don't know yet :D) But you have to be of 2nd year standing to become an official member of the org. Kaya Thinkers muna then PICE!! :))))

PS: Sa simula lang masaya ang enrollment. Trust me, haha! after the first term, you will experience the REAL Enrollment! :))))))

Also, spoiler alert: Frosh Week will be AWESOMEEE. We (CSC-COO-COP) are still planning the Frosh Week and I am sure this will be Awesome-r!! :D \m/

*Message me if you have any questions about Mapua and other things :D I would be more than happy to help!*