Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Gueco: Black Shadow Power
"Why are you calling me up?" I sleepily and grouchily asked.
Arroyo Watch: Sun.Star blog on President Arroyo
Her voice shaking with fury, she replied, "I just blew my top this morning. My assistant Anna simply could not implement my simple instructions... I asked her to encode my article for the We Care magazine, which is printed at Loyola Heights, Quezon City. Imagine when I saw the printed copy, it was full of mistakes and spelling errors."
Shooting up like the heat of the summer sizzle, my temper blasted across the ceiling, I wanted to throw an ashtray at her and my voice quavered in violent tones...
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Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Martial arts instructor highlights Career Day
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Monday, May 26, 2008
Supercharge Your New Year's Exercise Program
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Sunday, May 25, 2008
Be loving, not legalistic, with divorcing prof
There are many great things going on at Wheaton College all the time. For instance, a senior and defensive end on the Thunder football team, Andy Studebaker, on Sunday became the first Wheaton player ever taken in the NFL draft. He's heading to the Philadelphia Eagles.
But the story that made Monday's front page was about Kent Gramm, a professor for 20 years in Wheaton's English department, who has lost his job because his 30-year marriage is ending in divorce.
More specifically, Gramm resigned (rather than be fired) after he declined to discuss the details of his divorce with Wheaton administration. While divorce is not automatic ground for dismissal, school policy requires the divorce to fall within acceptable parameters, based on Scripture, i.e., adultery, abandonment and the like.
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Saturday, May 24, 2008
Change of mindset key to Africa`s progress
He made the remarks in Dar es Salaam yesterday during an audience with a 25-man delegation from the Armed Forces Command and Staff College, Jaji, in Nigeria when they toured the IPP media houses.
Mengi said Africans had to make a breakthrough and shake off the negative attitude that poverty was here to stay.
``For many years Africa was classified as the poorest continent, irrespective of continued exploitation of its resources, and these resources could add to people�s efforts towards mental liberty, economic success and total eradication of poverty,`` Mengi said.
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Friday, May 23, 2008
Ask Amy: Waiting for marriage
The thing is, I'm Catholic and promised myself I wouldn't have sex until marriage, but I really want to share that experience with my boyfriend.
I feel so conflicted. I know my family would be so disappointed if I had sex before marriage. I know I should feel that God wants me to wait and that I should follow this rule without complaint. It is just hard because sex is so prevalent.
My boyfriend has been great and says he can wait, but sometimes we both have a weak moment and have come close. I don't know what to do. — Conflicted Catholic
Thursday, May 22, 2008
How Successful Companies Develop Their Sales Teams
The salespeople who work for those companies are motivated, stay in their jobs longer and are proud to help in recruiting their friends who have been successful selling for other companies. That improves the "bloodline" and saves on recruiting fees.
Quite often, sales managers and executives don't have the time and experience to train correctly. Companies with internal training departments often provide guidance, but sales training is quite different from designing and delivering training to other areas within an organization, such as customer care, engineering, or human resources.
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