Nutrition Month Celebration 2014. ''Kalamidad Paghandaan, Gutom at Malnutrisyon Agapan"

          The Philippines suffered one of the strongest typhoons ever on the history of all time. The Typhoon’s name was Yolanda. Yolanda oblibrerate anything in its path that no one was able to store food for them to survive. Fellow Pilipino starved and got sick because of the absence of food during and after the storm.

        In this kind of situations we must be prepared. We Pilipino must be alert. Before typhoons we must store enough food for us to survive starve during and after the typhoon because Last time we were unprepared and got wreck badly and Pilipino who got devastated suffered not just starvation but also malnutrition.

        Only us can save ourselves. Your faith is on your hands of you don’t act no one will do. So at times of calamities be alert know everything to be prepared especially food. So keep on mind be alert at all times because you don’t know what is coming.

MY REFLECTION

ICT is all about computers. If you ask me if I love this subject I will reply you ‘’Hell Yeah I do. ’’ Computer is my companion whenever I’m alone and down. So this subject catches my interest a lot.

        The first grading of this subject was somewhat cool and old. Cool because we were studying about internet and all about it. And old because we have to start in the old days to know how did the internet become the internet we know now today. But I think it’s still cool but just old in a manner. At firsts I had trouble on understanding the whole topic because I didn't expect it to be that broad and complicated. And also because of an busy schedule due to some responsibilities as a student leader but thanks to my friends and some inspiration of someone special. I was able to caught up with the lessons and activities.

        This grading was a great even though it is challenging because of the tight schedule. Next grading I will do better whether it maybe activities, quizzes and notes. I will do it all thrice better than this grading.

Let us talk about everything PNOY version

President Benigno Aquino III successfully delivered his fifth State of the Nation Address (SONA) at the Batasang Pambansa Complex in Quezon. The talk was revolved around the country’s economy, public works, education, and many other concerned agendas.

        In his talk, he did not sink deeper into the controversial Disbursement Acceleration Program (DAP) but merely received a notable mention with slight defense on it. There was no admission of any major problems like corruption. All of the funds went to the places they are supposed to go. There are new fighter jets, helicopters and a landing ship, new weaponry and arsenal for soldiers and police officers alike.  Respondents were quick during unexpected situations. The education has been widespread all over the country. The country is now at its investment rate, the economy is under flowing, and there are no ominous happenings. Plans for road development and improvements, housing, schools, and other infrastructure are on its way of fulfillment. The president’s SONA is full of metaphors such as being the captain of a hip ferrying the Filipino people from an island of corruption to an island of flourishing beauty.

This SONA is the president’s fifth, the second to the last, and people are expecting him to discuss more about what is the country’s present dilemmas because most of his talk was only the improvements not what are the factors affecting the country.