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“If you are living out of a sense of obligation you are slave.” – Dr. Wayne Dyer
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Written by Richard Reynolds Commentary from Richard Reynolds At birth every person has a clean slate with the ability to do something great. Some people would say that there are social and economic factors that prevent a person from achieving great things. I believe just the opposite that one can add value to their name [...]
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The Department of Education reports that between 1994 and 2004, the number of English language learners (ELLs) increased in the United States by 65 percent. With the U.S. Census projecting the country’s population to swell to over 415 million by 2050, the number of ELLs will rise.
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Tips for Completing an Employment Application
Gone are the days that you clean yourself up, make a trip to the downtown corporate office and complete the employment application with paper and pen, hoping to make a great impression on the receptionist so she will tell the recruiter how sharp you looked and how wonderful you sounded. [...]
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Gradually Increase Your Confidence
by Hani Al-Qasem
Many of us generally feel great, relieved and grateful when we leave the past behind, where we gladly and happily approach and enter a new year.
We tend to look at the beginning of a new year as a new era, as an opportunity for us to recoup and regenerate, an [...]
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Leadership Networking: Relate, Collaborate, and Get Things Done- Second in a series…
Relationship Skills Can Be Learned
Effective relationships allow leaders to accomplish more than they can alone. So what can you do to build and improve relationships at work? Here are ten behaviors that will make a difference.
Choose the positive. Good relationships are based on handling [...]
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Young Son Of Birmingham Radio Host Drowns In Swimming Pool
Sunday, Jan 20, 2008 – 07:32 PM
By Associated Press
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) – The 2-year-old son of a popular Birmingham radio personality has drowned in a residential swimming pool in Shelby County.In a statement, Sheriff Chris Curry says the child, William Bronner Burgess, the youngest son of [...]
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Young Son Of Birmingham Radio Host Drowns In Swimming Pool
Sunday, Jan 20, 2008 – 07:32 PM
By Associated Press
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) – The 2-year-old son of a popular Birmingham radio personality has drowned in a residential swimming pool in Shelby County.
In a statement, Sheriff Chris Curry says the child, William Bronner Burgess, the youngest son of [...]
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We use words and phrases without realizing what we saying many times…how many cliches do you use? Or how many “buzz” words do you use which have long ago lost their effectiveness and meaning? Today’s post is short with the point of allowing the words to penetrate the grey matter between our ears. Notice that [...]
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