From myPaper, My Say
Wednesday, 21-January-2009
If you are or have been out of work, here's some tips for you. May work, may not work. Or what works for you may be a totally different set of actions and disciplines...
From myPaper, My Say
Tuesday, 20-January-2009
What do I say? It's as if parents can always help in all things about their children, so is the case with those experiencing cyber-bullying...
From myPaper, My Lifestyle
Tuesday, 20-January-2009
Did you forget something today? How old are you actually? Can't remember also?
From TODAY, Health
Tuesday, 20-January-2009
Eating may curb hunger, but some food combinations are more lethal than beneficial.
From TODAY, Voices
Tuesday, 20-January-2009
As in almost all cases, the measures, plans and finally the benefits are directed towards the citizens of the land... the rest are reaping the indirect effects... let us not expect too much...
From TODAY, News
Tuesday, 20-January-2009
Think about the recession, and it also has its impact not only on the low-income group. The mid- to high-income groups are making a move to save some amount as well...
From Today, Voices
Monday, 19-January-2009
I cannot exactly put it in words, but how would you describe such plight, a woman being pregnant, and not knowing it? Even after, don't know who the father is? It is even more sad for the baby...
From Today, Voices
Monday, 19-January-2009
It was a very good news for expectant moms when the announcement was aired. But then again, read the fine print...
From myPaper, My Say
Monday, 19-January-2009
So they say. With all the layoffs and downsizing going on, be thankful for your job. While more workload is not desirable, no work because you have no job is even worse.
From myPaper, My Money
Friday, 16-January-2009
Amidst all the bad news, we hear something different: Yoshinoya grows!
From myPaper, My Say
Thursday, 15-January-2009
I haven't heard of this, as I always encash my cheques, depositing into my back account, so this is a surprise. Why, we can encash cheques over the counter. Maybe, back then, in my home country, it was allowed. Nowadays, the proliferation of cheats and frauds may have caused the bank rules to change, tougher, stricter, less friendly...
From myPaper, My Money
Thursday, 15-January-2009
How bad is the economic recession 2008, 2009? 2 more companies laying off workers... Yahoo! and Pfizer.
From myPaper, My News, HOME
Thursday, 15-January-2009
With the current economic recession, having more means having less, so this man is saying. Read on...
From myPaper, My Sport
Wednesday, 14-January-2009
Ferrari's changes up ahead... speed bumps, or speed boosters?
From my paper, World News
Monday, 12-January-2009
A lobster, believed to be so, so old, was caught, momentarily taken as a mascot, and is now freed back to the ocean - think about being back to where you belong!
From TODAY paper
Wednesday, 14-January-2009
This is one ad that caught, or should I say, almost missed, my eyes. But given the artistic rendition, the different touch applied to this piece of ad is something to be captured...
From TODAY, Voices
Wednesday, 14-January-2009
This is what I have been waiting for, and the wait is over. Glad that necessary measures are in place to safeguard my private info...
From TODAY, News
Wednesday, 14-January-2009
With the recession going on, this news of a 4,500-strong job vacancies is a promise of hope, a light at the end of the tunnel... travel on... errhh, read on, I mean...
Ever heard of an award for your website? Read this…
From TODAY, Tech
Friday January 9, 2009
From my Paper, My Say
THURSDAY JANUARY 8, 2009
FATHERS and mothers have an equal role to play in bringing up their children.
It is true that, when it comes to fathering, Asians differ from their British and American counterparts in style.
Asian fathers place the imparting of values at the centre of their child-rearing methods, and introduce their children to religion at an early age.
They also teach their children the importance of family values and being law-abiding.
This way, values are passed down through the generations.
While Asian fathers can be strict, they are also a nurturing force, preparing their children for the challenges of adulthood.
In Asia, the moral dimension of fatherhood is unmistakable.
Traditionally, Asian fathers are seen as custodians of the family, the clan and society.
In earlier times, fathers were viewed as the enforcers of morals and values.
They were seen as distant figures who wielded enormous power over their families.
Wives were expected to defer to husbands in matters of child-rearing, and a father could still have moral authority over his children even after they had become adults.
Today, it is generally agreed that men and women should no longer be regarded as “opposites” as both share equal responsibility for their children.
It is important to remember that mothers and fathers bring different strengths to their roles, which complement each other.
The effects of attachment to one’s children are wide-ranging and long-lasting.
Studies have shown that fathers who spent time with their infants and had a positive attitude were more likely to have babies who were strongly attached to them.
It also promoted the child’s well-being, perceptual abilities and ability for social interaction, even at a young age.
Surveys state that children whose fathers are involved in their education are likely to do well in school.
In addition, these children will also participate actively in extra-curricular activities.
Therefore, the importance of a father’s role in a child’s development should not be discounted.
Mr Nur Suhardi Mohamed
I was looking up some ways on how to make money online. I already know about Google ads, adsense, etc., so I was thinking if there are other ways. There are, but beware that you don't get scammed. Search up very well any company or group or articles that will say otherwise; (this remindes me, hear what the 'devil's advocate' has to say). In these days of easy internet scams, the 'lie and deception' we hear or read is like an 'absolute truth' that is so temptingly easy to believe (like a fish swallowing the hook, line and sinker), but exercise more caution - search on with the company/group name + keywords like 'scam', 'legal', 'hoax', etc.
I was almost convinced by these sites, which is actually one and the same:
http://www.secrets-book.com/home.html
http://www.internetwealthscams.com/
Until I searched on and found this:
http://www.affhelper.com/opinions/ultimate-wealth-package.html
http://hubpages.com/hub/aPlaceForProfits
http://www.affhelper.com/blog/2007/08/09/easy-cash-funnels-launched/
Others still claim legality and veracity, but still the same MLM and referral concepts, etc, is at work:
http://www.bobmarketing.com/wealth-tool-box-scam/
http://www.passportmentors.com/passport_to_wealth_scam.htm
http://auctionrookies.com/ty-coughlin-reverse-funnel-system/
http://wealthsecretsuncovered.com/
http://www.internetwealth.com/system/
http://www.squidoo.com/internet-wealth-system-review
The point is that they sell, you buy - they make money. So how do YOU make money yourself???
I'm sticking with Google ads. Perhaps a few more tweaks and enhancements, and without spending a single cent, I may see some numbers. At least I'm not in a hurry, and I can wait for the dollars to come by at the opportune time.
By the way, does anybody know anything about Pawel Reszka and his products, Google Manipulator, Easy PPC Cash, etc?
I sure would love to hear good and bad, so it is balanced news!
