1. | Jan 8, 2018

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2. | Jan 7, 2018

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3. | Dec 21, 2013

What I most want you to know about my religion is… poesrnally and honestly: Bismillah, it's not the religion of Muhammad Ibn Abdullah (peace and blessings be upon him). It's His, Most Merciful, The Source. It's beyond the cliche9s of; just about prayer mats, long beards, hijaab, Arabs etc. It's a way of life. It's based on the Oneness of God- just the same like what'd the past Prophets (peace be upon them) promoted, it's both constant and flexible, it's comprehensive- covering a whole lifetime, and it's for all of us! I believe in Him and I believe Him. And Muhammad Ibn Abdullah (PBUH), for me the story of him is no man-made or just a legend, it's real and rational. He's the chosen one. Some might thought it's mad to follow or imitate a man who'd lived on many centuries back in today's life. My advice is, read about him, from the genuine sources, you'll fall in love with him. I take Quran more than just a holy book, I even poesrnally call it My Love-letters'. It's the words of God, revealed to Muhammad (PBUH). The language is eloquent, perfect. Some would've give me goosebumps, make me touched, heal my pain, give me ideas, open my mind and more. Do take a look, you'll find a massive of things in it! And I just realize that, so far it's the only book been memorized by a bunch of people! Now, could we ever memorize a novel/book, each words in it, from the front to the last page? Hm, yup, Islam is my religion, and it's a way of life. Without it, I'm nobody. And for being blessed with Islam and faith towards Him, it makes me somebody. Anyway, sorry for any lacks, just would love to share. Thanks! Amirah, 20, Kuala Lumpur MY, I'm a student, daughter, sister and still trying my best to be His good servant, day by day.

4. | Dec 20, 2013

Seems to me you could name your place and price with that background.Have you thhuogt about just putting together a list of potential employers and walking in the door?Maybe try a non-specialized recruitment company. They should at least be able to tell you if a specialized recruitment company exists. Best of luck.

5. | Jul 30, 2013

Doctors, lawyers, Engineers are the 3 surece, well paid, best jobs in the world. Bankers may be rich during high seasons by working 100 hours a week, but look at them now, working the same number of hours but for a terrible recession salary.

6. | Jul 29, 2013

I want to start with the statement that I am bisaed based on my current career path, but I am wary of stereotyping consultants. I have seen consultants that were used as a tool of management to tell the company that the boss is right, however, in my current position, I see a big problem coming from the lack of management and staff to support the changes that consultants are trying to lead (lead, not force). It often seems almost like sabotage along the thought lines of if they (consultants) can make the process better in a short time, and I couldn't in 10 years, they're going to make me look bad. Consultants, just like any software package, new machine, or process, should be installed with a specific focus in mind before they are ever used/hired. With that specific focus it will make the results much easier to evaluate, did the new purchase meet the desired result? if not, PDCA again.

7. | Jul 28, 2013

Watching on the package from California was dipspaointing. As they returned from the first break after the first half clock expired they didn't cover the ceremony on the court at the Rock. Can you believe that they did a Georgetown retrospective? Right as the ceremony at the Rock was happening? I was ripped. Thoughts on the game:Theodore is going to be a special point guard. I noticed that BG finally gave him extended minutes at the beginning of the second half without Harvey on the floor. Dude is quick and I love that he's not afraid to take the ball to the hole amongst the trees. When I first saw this kid play I thought to myself that's a poor man's donald copeland. I'm now ready to say he's better than Cope. Once he extends the range of his jumper he will be a really nice, if undersized, PG.Mitchell went on a tear like I haven't seen yet from him, to close out the first half. That kid, when he wants to, I think can score from anywhere on the floor. It's too bad he has to play out of position, but offensively I think he's a very nice player.Garcia is a warrior. The foul that ended up getting him a T was one of the best message senders a big can send. For the first couple years of his career my biggest beef with him was that when he fouled, he didn't foul hard enough. I was taught that if you're going to foul around the basket then make sure the guy either can't get the shot off or that he definitely won't score. Garcia is finally doing that now. I love it when he puts a guy on the floor.I, too, was saying to myself during the whole course of the game: Hazell, just keep shooting. Too bad he never hit a three, but that's your guy. He has to keep shooting. And Gause, as usual, is just an animal and all over the court. He's everything you want in a leader on the basketball court. Keep it up Paul.Nice win Pirates. Now win the ones you're supposed to vs. the dregs of the league and this season won't be a total loss. With some wins we can have something to build on for next year when we get some horses.

8. | Mar 11, 2012

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9. | Mar 1, 2012

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10. | Feb 29, 2012

Awesome blog Carol! I think stmeoimes as fans we get a little bit complacent about writing in. Either that or we think TPTB don't care what we have to say or, heaven forbid that our writing in to express what we want might actually backfire on the actor we are trying to support. From what I have read about Y&R, they care what fans are saying and while it may not necessarily dictate the direction of a storyline, in general TPTB are paying attention to which actors are creating the most buzz. Thanks so much for providing all the useful links and for offering some very helpful advice to keep us motivated!