Charmel

      Christmas is such a time of love, warmth, and togetherness at the house. It's a very nice season for company in the family. This year, my mom and I decided that we wanted our house to be even more special during Christmas so we wrapped several gifts for our family members and decorated the house with Christmas trees and twinkling lights. Preparing for the holiday closened us together, making the season much more meaningful.     As  Christmas  night   falls , we have a boodle fight first, and  then   we  prepare   ourselves  for the Christmas  celebrations . But before  this , we attend  midnight mass to  rejoice   in  the birth of Jesus.  Then  we  go   for  a  grand   feast   with  dishes   full of local flavor  and continue  merriment   through   stories  and  jokes  with family and friends. ...

A. Our coding lessons taught me a lot, particularly how to construct instructions that solve problems for computers. I've found it to be rather fascinating!  B. Since learning new concepts, correcting mistakes, and efficiently managing my time are all part of coding, I occasionally find it difficult.  C. I can practice more, get assistance from my peers, effectively manage my time, and maintain my good attitude to deal with coding obstacles.  D. Moving on, I will improve my skills by investigating more complex coding methods and using them in practical applications. Reference:  https://sl.bing.net/bi6Yw7Ci9oi

In Anti-Violence Against Women and their Children Act of 2004 was enacted on March 8 2004. This law tells that we need to protect women and children to different forms of abuse, such as, physical, emotional, sexual, and economic violence. This law penalizes by any act or series of acts '' committed by any person against women who is wife, former wife, or against a woman with whom the person has or had a sexual or dating relationship,or with whom he has a common child, or against her child whether legitimate or illegitimate, within or without the family abode.  The 18-day Campaign to End Violence Against Women is an annual event in the Philippines,observed from November 25 to December 12. It aims to raise awareness about violence against women and children and encourage action to stop. A Philippine law known as RA 11313, or the Safe Spaces Act of 2019, was created to shield people—particularly women and vulnerable groups—from sexual harassment in public places, workplaces, educa...

Climate change is now an immediate reality affecting the lives of many Filipinos, not just a future concern. The Philippines is among the countries most at risk from climate change, experiencing not only severe weather events such as typhoons and droughts but also significant disturbances to its ecosystems, economy, and communities. For Filipinos, climate change is not just about its environmental effects but also about their survival.  The geographic location of the Philippines poses a major challenge. The nation is located in the Pacific Ring of Fire,  which means it is at great risk for seismic and climate-related incidents like typhoons, floods, and landslides. Now, the country faced numerous destructive typhoons, like Typhoon Pepito, leading to significant damage, particularly places like Ilocos Sur. The severe events are made worse by higher sea levels, alterations in precipitation trends, and heightened temperatures, all connected to climate change. Many Filipinos have ...

      While celebrating the 2024 National Children's Month, the theme underscores the continuous necessity for a united front in defending the rights and well-being of Filipino children: "Stop the Prevalence, Prevent the Violence: Safeguarding Children, Building a Secure Philippines." This year's focus underscores a pressing need for action, stressing the importance of safeguarding children not only from physical harm, but also from emotional, psychological, and sexual abuse. The theme's focus on ending violence against children shows a greater acknowledgement of how common this issue is.     Recently, there have been several efforts in the Philippines to address the issue of child abuse and neglect. Nevertheless, even with these initiatives, the rates of violence against children continue to be troublingly elevated. Millions of Filipino children are still experiencing various forms of violence in their homes, schools, or communities, as reported by the Philippi...

Elpidio Quirino was the President of the Philippines from 1948 to 1953. He was engaged in politics during important periods in Philippine history, such as the aftermath of World War II and the start of the Cold War. Quirino was recognized for his focus on reconstructing the nation post-war, his role in advancing the economy, and his work in promoting political stability. Elpidio Quirino was born in Vigan, Ilocos Sur to a prominent family. His father, Don Mariano Quirino, worked as a lawyer and owned land, while his mother, Doña Gregoria Medina, was a teacher. Elpidio was highly influenced by the educated and politically connected Quirino family and their values of education and public service. Quirino started his schooling in Vigan before transferring to Manila for higher education at the University of the Philippines. He obtained a law degree in 1915, and subsequently cleared the bar exam. Following his bar exam, Quirino started his legal career in Manila. Nevertheless, his legal prof...