"My Dream, My Future"

     Everyone has a dream. A dream that becomes their guide through to their success. I realize that our dream are unique, no other than individual can have your personal background, your emotions, or your experience. Thus, your own dreams can only be connected to your own reality. With this in mind, it is important to draw from personal life ang experiences.
     Once you have an understanding of your dreams it has power to unity the body, mind and spirit. It provides you with insights into your own self and a means for further self exploration. You will gain a better understanding and discovery or your true self.
     Once you started dreaming, be confident to fullfill your dreams and make it areal one.

"Change It Start's With Me"

     Every change starts in an individual. Everyone commits mistake. No one's perfect except god. He make us to take care to one another and to multiply.
     To begin with, you should start first to yourself. Trash all the nasty and bad attitudes you have and make a new you in the future.Be responsible enough to the decitions you want to do. Think first if it is good or bad.  Don't lose hope when you make a mistake, instead make it as an inspiration to go on and continued the life that god has given to us. Be blessed enough because you given the life you are in to, the family who loves you and accept you're mistakes, a friend that never give up on you and continued understanding you.
     To attain your goal, each and everyone should cooperate and be a good citizen for the next generation.
    

Kannawidan: The Ylocos Festival

           Ilocos Sur especially Vigan is branded as the Heart of Ilocandia by the Philippine Historical Committee. It’s a province very rich in culture and heritage. Kannawidan means traditions and this province got to showcase all what she has. On January 31 to February 6, 2011 several activities were lined up for the celebration.

           There was the tribal performance of the cultural communities of Ilocos Sur which is so fascinating. They displayed their talents as well as their indigenous costumes. Partuat ken Patanor Trade Fair showcased the products of the province such as longanisa, bagnet, garlic, bibingka, tinubong and many other foods including handicrafts. There was even eating contests of these delicacies of Ilocos Sur as well as basi drinking contest. Traditional games were played and bingo as well. There were Sarsuela and Komedya Ilocana which were shown. Choir competition was also held.

New Year, New Me

   New year is the time at which a new calendar year begins and the calendar's year is incremented.

     New year means new life because all the bad things we have will be trown and make ourselves new. According to the catholic tradition, 1 January is the of the circumcision of our Jesus Christ.

    Way back year 2011,  we should forgive all our enemies, the heartaches and hatred to them. Because it is new year and it is time to change and make the 2012 new and fresh.

"Keeping in Mind our Mother Tongue"

     Nowadays, we are using many language to communicate to people.
     Mother tongue means lamguage. A person learned from birth or that person speaks the best. From birth,  our mother teaches us how to speak.
     Mother language or mother tongue is a language and our language is Filipino. We taught this since were child and have enough knowledge. This language is used until yhe last breathe of our lives.
     Acknowledge everyone to use our own language and to hate it.

"Equal Right Equal Oppurtunity"

          Discrimination towards women and girls, or what is known as gender-based discrimination, is one of the most pervasive human rights violation. It servely limits the ability of women, girls and the communities they live in to protect and promote their healt.
          The essence of the equality of the opportunity is a stipulation that all people should be treated similarly. The aim is that important jobs should go to those deserving people. Not to go to persons for arbitary or irrelevant reasons, such as circumstances of birth, upbringing, friendship ties to whoever is in power, religion, sex, ethnicity, race, caste or involuntary personal attributes.

Responding To Climate Change

     At a time when responding to our changing climate is one of the nation's most complex endeavors, reports from the National Academies provide thoughtful analysis and helpful direction to policymakers and stakeholders. 
     Nowadays, we are suffering a very hot world. The ozone layer is getting  thinner and thinner. The world  is becoming worst and will end if we cannot do a solution. 
     We need to act quickly and take advantage of existing solutions to prevent irreversible damage to our planet. Natural ecosystems provide significant opportunities to cut emissions dramatically and to preserve the adaptive potential of our biosphere.
       Scientists have estimated that lowering concentrations to 350 ppm may enable us to avert tipping points of ocean acidification and the melting of permafrost and arctic ice. Stabilization at 450 ppm is thought to be the threshold to avoid dangerous warming of more than 2 degrees Celsius, which would bring potentially catastrophic impacts for natural and human communities alike.
       For example, the burning and clearing of tropical forests is a major – though often unrecognized – source of greenhouse gas emissions. It accounts for roughly 16 percent of total global emissions, more than all of the world's cars, trucks, ships, trains and planes combined. It is now generally recognized that it will be impossible to achieve any of the needed targets for mitigating climate change without significantly curbing the clearing and burning of tropical forests. In fact, reducing global deforestation by 50 percent by 2020 offers nearly one-third of the cost-effective, technologically available options to meet 450 ppm stabilization targets.