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BBCCC Members Get Discount at Kalei’s Grill
Posted in Cooperative Movement, Marketing
Tagged bbccc, benguet, destination restaurant, grilled foods, kalei's grill, la trinidad
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Roxas to LGUs: Yolanda is ‘new normal’
By Julliane Love De Jesus, Inquirer.net MANILA, Philippines –Interior Secretary Manuel Roxas II is urging local government units to treat the impact of Supertyphoon Yolanda (international codename: Haiyan) “as the new normal” and ensure that communities are “climate-proof.” In a … Continue reading
Apollo 8 and the Earthrise Picture That Changed History
Apollo 8 was launched into space on December 21, 1968 which eventually brought back home the iconic Earthrise picture that changed history. This was the first time a manned mission leave Earth’s orbit, reached the moon, orbit the moon and … Continue reading
Posted in Technology
Tagged apollo 8, earthrise picture, Frank Borman, James Lovell, moon, William Anders
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Google Attempts to Power All Its Operations With Renewable Energy
The energy strategy of Google may be ambitious as it attempts to power all of its operations using renewable energy. According to Google’s Director of Energy and Sustainability, Rick Needham, about 34 percent of Google’s operations are currently being powered … Continue reading
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Heinrich Himmler Letters: Beliefs of the Feared Nazi Leader Bared
The beliefs and philosophies of Heinrich Himmler, Adolf Hitler’s brutal head of the Nazi special police, or SS, and the Gestapo, can now finally be bared. The personality behind the man, blamed for being the chief architect in implementing Hitler’s … Continue reading
Posted in Random Thoughts, Topics
Tagged adolf hitler, germany, heinrich himmler, nazi, world war II
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Moon as a Source of Renewable Energy, Possible Says Japanese Firm
By 2035 onwards, the moon will be turned into a source of renewable energy if plans by a Japanese firm pushed through. Shimizu Corporation, a Tokyo-based construction firm said that their proposed “Luna Ring” could produce 13,000 terawatts of power … Continue reading
Posted in Research, Technology
Tagged Japanese firm, moon, Shimizu Corporation, source of renewable energy
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Internet of Things: Advantages May Far Outweigh Its Drawbacks
People may not realize it but the Internet of Things is already gaining traction and slowly influencing how people live in this connected world. Right now, its perceived advantages may far outweigh its feared drawbacks. Some analysts even called the … Continue reading
Posted in e-learning, Technology
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Are We Ready to Face the Digital Challenges of Tomorrow?
The worst thing that could happen in this highly networked and technological times is for people and their skills to become obsolete and irrelevant. Will we allow ourselves to be left behind? Read the full article here.
Posted in e-learning, Random Thoughts, Self-improvement
Tagged e-learning, education, internet, skills, technology
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Sharpening the Saw: A Teacher’s Responsibility
Stephen R. Covey, the author of the best-selling self-help book, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People mentions as what the title says, seven practices or ways in which a person can be considered effective and efficient in performing his … Continue reading
Posted in Management, Random Thoughts, Self-improvement
Tagged 7 habits of highly effective people, educators, learning, reading, teachers, teaching, writing
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The Proteus Center’s Survey: In strategic planning, do you think the formulation of the vision and mission statements should be your first step?
Posted in Management
Tagged management, organizational goals, strategic planning, vision and mission
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