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Basketball Championships And Parenting
Tweet After church, I tagged my two kids and off we go to Araneta Coliseum to watch the championship match between SMC-Pilipinas and Lebanon, and the game 5 of the Alaska and Talk n Text tussle at the Philippine Basketball Association.Our national team won the title with Lebanon 2nd and Syria 3rd by virtue of…
TweetThe Philippine National Basketball Team, SMC-Pilipinas, had another sorry setback in its conquest for an Olympics slot. A heart breaking loss to China added to the sorry losses of the Philippine team from Japan (a lightweight), Kazakhstan (another lightweight), Jordan (tough nut) and Lebanon (another tough nut). All these losses happened at the recent Jones…
TweetOf late , we are busy organizing the 1st National Convention of an e-group, we are progressing substantially, we have resource people who agreed to speak for the event both on the plenary as well as the break out sessions. We have substantial list members who signified their intention to participate on the event. We…
TweetMy daughter teased me and her kuya the other day because our “tummy” is getting bigger. I normally dismiss such comment because I always thought I can manage. Well, not when I noticed that I’m a little uncomfortable now with my pants. My wasteline is 32, and normally, my pants have an allowance of 1…
TweetThanks Angel for the tag. Though am not sure how this will add value, here’s my fair share…. Food I hate– “Pinaksiw” Na Isda (anykind of fish boiled in vinigar, yayy!) Fruits I hate– Durian Veggies I hate Least Liked– Eggplants when steamed or boiled. People I hate Least Liked– Those who don’t have the…
TweetA few more years, ASEAN countries will open their labor market to Accountants, Architects, and Engineers. This, if previous agreement will be implemented, is bad news for Philippine companies. Competing for the best talents in the market against companies based in Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand will be tough. This early, we have difficulty keeping our…
TweetPerhaps because of my HR orientation, I became an advocate of Corporate Social Responsibility. And as an individual, I do my small share to make our world a little nice to live on. I rubbed elbows both with labor and management people who are doing their share to comply with basic labor standards as well…
TweetOn 8/14/05, I blogged about the importance of our physical appearance– proper hygiene, good grooming and a sense of fashion, as several ingredients for career growth. However, because of a discriminating and highly competitive society, I have observed that people can take this a little farther. For example, I had my haircut last week and…
Tweet Wow! This blog made it to the “finals” of the Philippine Blog Awards. What could be the price? A Ferrari? Oh, a condo unit? Or perhaps a trip to the USA? It would be fun to visit Florida– stroll along Cape Coral then check Fort Myers rhinoplasty. They might be able to fix the…
Tweet“Is it OK to go under the knife to alter ones figure?” This question has bugged several people who, with the advent of technology, have found liposuction as unethical. Medical science exist, according to its proponents, to correct a disease laden human body and not to alter heaven’s gift– a voluptuous figure is a result…
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