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ito ay inilalahad bawat taon at may ibat ibang tema o mga gustong ipahayag ng ating pangulo isa na dito ay ang pondoThe President's speech had three main topics: 
1) Economic initiatives
2) Peace and welfare
3) Tackling corruption

The President touched on expansion on farming and fishing, which I will let pass without comment since I trust that there are improvements there. Ironically, for a rice producing country, the Philippines still imports rice. It is one of highest, if not the, highest importers of rice in the world. In 2010, it imported 2 million tons; in 2012 it was just 500,000 tons. In 2010, native rice production was 15.7 million tons and in 2012 18.5 million tons. I'm not worried about any inability to feed the people. 

Noynoy at least called out examples of the government's sheer incompetence and tendencies for local governments to pocket funds. For example, the Ternate-Nasugbu Road, that's supposed to connect Cavite, Batangas, and Metro Manila, is only six kilometers long but took 20 years to complete. President Noynoy promised not to let any more problems be inherited by the next generation.

Another interesting point raised is the lack of essential government manpower. There were 250,000 police and soldiers in 1986 to serve 55 million Filipinos. In 2013, there are still only around 250,000 to help deal with the problems of 96 million. Less than 1/4th of a million instruments of public order for close to a hundred million people. Why hasn't it been increased? Surely there's more than enough ready manpower for the task. Because government workers are naturally given pensions, and Social Security is hemorrhaging funds heavily. Both the government GSIS and private SSS lack funding because of unwillingness to raise contribution rates in the face of already low per capita incomes.

Peace in Mindanao? Well, that's still a 'we'll see' from me. 

Making corrupt politicians pay? As long as the Maguindanao massacre remains unresolved, I fear trust cannot be given. Among the dead were 34 journalists gunned accusedly down by the Ampatuan family in election-related violence. When the police cannot provide protection, perhaps the Magdadatu family hoped that journalists, being noted nationwide, would somehow shield them from being permanently harmed. That did not happen. The hue and cry has been raised, but how long before the wheels of justice can turn? 

2013 has been a good year for breaking traditional political dynasties, however. Yes, that's also funny, coming from a nation with the second such Presidential child.) 
Many government posts long predictably been traded off between members of the same influential family have been occuppied by new faces in free and electronically-authenticated elections. Tampering with vote machines is harder than messing with the counting of physical paper ballots, huh?

WIKA NATIN ANG DAANG MATUWID

The Department of Education (DepEd) and the Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino (KWF) lead the Celebration of "Buwan ng Wikang Pambansa" on August 1-31, 2013, highlighted by the "Linggo ng Wika" in the first week of August, to focus on the significance of "Filipino" as the national language, as provided in the Philippine Constitution.

This year's theme is "Wika Natin ang Daang Matuwid," with five sub-themes: Wika Natin ay Wika ng Katarungan at Kapayapaan; Wika Natin ay Laban sa Katiwalian; Wika Natin ay Sandata Laban sa Kahirapan; Wika Natin ay Wika ng Mabilisan, Inklusibo, at Sustenidong Kaunlaran; and Wika Natin ay Wika sa Pangangalaga sa Kapaligiran.

Every year, government agencies and institutions of learning hold varied activities such as essay writing contests, exhibits, and parades in celebration of Buwan ng Wikang Pambansa. The first "Pambansang Kongreso sa Wika" will be held on August 19-21, 2013, at the Ateneo de Manila University, by the DepEd and KWF, in coordination with Department of the Interior and Local Government, the Commission on Higher Education, the Civil Service Commission, and the Ateneo Department of Filipino. President Benigno S. Aquino III will address the conference on August 19, 2013, the Birth Anniversary of President Manuel L. Quezon, the "Father of National Language." The "2013 Dangal ng Wikang Filipino" will be conferred on individuals who have contributed to the enrichment of the national language and other Philippine languages, and the "Gawad KWF sa Sanaysay" on winners of the annual essay-writing contest.

Celebration of the national language started in 1946, when President Sergio S. Osmeña Sr. issued Proclamation No. 35 designating March 27 to April 2 each year as "National Language Week." On September 23, 1955, President Ramon F. Magsaysay changed the date of the celebration to August 13-19 of every year in honor of the Birth Anniversary of President Manuel L. Quezon. President Corazon C. Aquino issued Proclamation No. 19 on August 12, 1988 proclaiming National Language Week on August 13-19 every year. President Fidel V. Ramos issued Proclamation No. 1041 on January 15, 1997, declaring the whole of August as "National Language Month."

essay for the month of nutrition

                         "Gutom at Malnutrition Sama-sama natin Wakasan"

this month the month we are celebrating the month of july or it is well known " as the Month of nutrition" the theme is gutom at malnutrition sama sama natin wakasan" malnutrition is the main protagonist this year and Good nutritional value is noted when man or women, benefits from a well-balanced dietary intake,in a normal organ development and function, normal reproduction, growth and maintenance,and working efficiency, resistance to infection and ability to repair bodily damage or injury., a well-balanced diet, daily exercise, and practice of discipline reveals the necessary things one must have to attain good nutrition.Eating the right amount and kinds of food like green leafy vegetables,and other food vitamin supplament everyday is a tremendous contribution of nutrition to prevention of diseases and other well known risk to death. to much calorie intake has been demonstrated to bring about an impairment of physical efficiency, low production output and poor muscle strength and endurance. these causes lack of nutrition or else heart failure.Vitamin deficiency affects physical fitness and well-being. Protein deficiency results to muscular weakness, fatigue and overall work performance.Proper nutrition is the very thing we need now. Our existence will mean a lot as well as our goals if we can utilize this. some of the farms as of now are being manifested by harmful chemicals to the mixture of minerals added aas a supplament of plants.If only we can set aside every earthly distraction and pay close attention to health and life, then every man and women and even the future child  can wake up each day facing the new hope of the golden sun and providing the wellspring of progress in the world. the nuttrition month can be probihitted for, i'm happy to celibrate the nutrition month to be healthy in our body so let's enjoy this activities in our healthy life style.

LETTER FOR MR. PRESIDENT

Dear MR. PRESIDENT,

         Greetings to you SIR!

               MR. President i like to say that thank you for being a President of our country, it's a very challenging situation to you. but we can do for you are to pray and help by our discipline in our selves as a student and a citizen of our country i hope that the some poor man will be help by your projects.

                I"m Jerome Christopher Serapion from I locos Sur National High School a fourth year student once again MR. President THANK YOU. 

                                                                                                                     Respectfully your's

                                                                                                                     Jerome Christopher Serapion