By this time you have heard not only hurricane Ike but also of the financial tsunami, hurricane and tornadoes that had be sweeping the country and finally came to roost in Wall Street. For some financial advisors like myself we knew all about these but could not get enough interest in the media to give […]
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All my phones ringing awakened me yesterday morning: the home phone, my cell phone and even the fax line were ringing. As if that was not enough, doorbell ringing was ringing too. It was too early thus the business office and phones were not answering. And it made some very nervous people […]
In my previous post I was advocating for the serious need for parents to be on the look out for signs that their children might be feeling isolated. I also mentioned that there are many kids who appear jubilant and content when they can actually be troubled and screaming inside for the world to hear […]
It was not so long ago when a middle age woman decided she did NOT want to wake up to another day of extreme pain that no one fully understood and could do something about. She did not think any day would arrive to mark the progress of her condition. She was so fortunate […]
Hello and Thank you for following the steps all the way here.
Before I share the homework submitted by Jimmy to, let’s review the contest again:
For $50K a Social Studies ran a high school wide contest where every student from freshmen to graduating class was eligible to submit an entry:
Contest was to submit a summary of […]
Around 40 years ago …
I lived 3 months every year in the convent with the Belgian nuns who were first missionaries who managed to reach the northern most part of the Philippines.
At that time any one with fair skin, long nose and blue eyes were called by us, the natives as: “Americanos” - the americans. […]
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