"Adapting to Diverse Science Culture for Development"

The question is, "how can I adapt myself to varied science cultures for a developed nation?

I can adapt myself to varied science cultures for the development of our nation by doing the 3R's (reuse, recycle, reduce), by helping the government and supporting their activities regarding in protecting our Mother Earth, by planting trees and by projecting that our nature is important for us because we can be easily recommended in international events concerning in natural resources. An example of these is "New 7 Natural Wonders of the World." Many of our natural resources are nominated to it. This is just one of the example we can be proud of. But what are we doing? We are damaging or even destroying our ecosystem. Can't we think of what will be the product of the activities which are bad? Think of it and realize that our environment is really important and in danger.

Plant a tree.

Feel the heartbeat of our Mother Earth.

Don't let it die because we will be the one who will suffer.
Protecting our nature from flash floods, mudslide, landslide, soil erosion and mostly from global warming is everyone's role in preserving our environment and let us do it for our ALMIGHTY GOD.

"Filipino Dialect: From Baler to the Entire Philippines"

Do you have any experiences in going to other places with another language? How did you communicate well? What did you learn on that situation? What comes to your mind of that experience? Yes, I know what your thinking.That Filipino language is important in communicating to others.That's true! but do you know where this came from?

Ilocano, Cebuano, Pangasinense, Ilonggo, Bicolano, Waray, Capangpangan are some of the many languages in the Philippines. But all of these are united with only one language. It is the Filipino language which we have as our own and this is the national language of our country.

During Spanish period, Dr. Jose Rizal wants that Philippines must have an own language because he don't want for the Filipinos to have unity and freedom.