Moving Away

Posted on June 30th, 2009 in Neutral Feelings by jazzie || No Comment

As of the moment my family is not thinking about moving.Though at times we feel like leaving this place due to nuisance it’s uneasy to make a sudden decision and leave the place where I grew up. If ever that we decide to move away I’d still continue our  Direct TV subscription.Compared to cable it has numerous channels that we can enjoy! Having the local channels on tv and watching the same programs on certain tv stations is boring!

With the Directv you’ve got various choices from kiddie programs  to sports and current events! For technologically inclined people internet and television are their best friends! In fact most of them are addicted in these forms of media!

My friends who are situated in the United Sates subscribes to  Direct TV in New York .They told me that they’re getting much of what they wanted!In other words,they’ve given premium entertainment at home! So they fully enjoy the experience!With these things I know that continuing our subscription is never a regret if we finally decide to live in a new place.

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Being a Teacher

Posted on June 30th, 2009 in My Experiences by jazzie || 1 Comment

A teacher can’t hold his students forever.Learners have to say goodbye to continue their journey and become a person they want to be.In our hearts though they remain and will be remembered. I myself I never forget all the best and worst educators that I had.The various mentors that I had in the past have taught me much things.Some of them have even touched me intimately and somehow reverse my viewpoints in life.They’re responsible of how I see things around me and most of all the knowledge that they have imparted are priceless.

Now that I’m no longer a learner it feels good when your students say goodbye to you before they leave and give their appreciation of being such a good teacher and pal as well.Below is an image of a simple yet special card given to me by my student.

card from a student

I’m thankful that I pursue Education.Before I regretted of having this kind of profession.But as I started managing and facilitating my own class I realize that students need my dedication and service for the benefit of everybody and for my country as well.I’m now determine to continue what I’ve started and put into action  the things that I learned in my college Alma Mater.

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Exchange your Gold for Cash

Posted on June 28th, 2009 in Neutral Feelings by jazzie || No Comment

Gold as we all know is a very precious metal that allows us to live a luxurious life if we’re able to convert it to cash.It’s been highly valued since it’s not easily produced on earth.It takes a lot of difficulties before you can have one though.In fact in Mindanao at Mt. Diwalwal to be exact many lives  were wasted for their quest for gold! Gold diggers experience nature’s violence at times! It’s a very useful element as well  so despite of the accidents and tragedies they continue what they had started.People in the old days had better encounters with gold bullions and  gold bars.Furthermore their worth never depreciates so it’s truly a good wealth to keep.

Know  where to sell gold bullion by following  these steps:

  1. Look for the nearest gold dealer.
  2. Get your gold be appraised.
  3. Be conscious of the current price of gold.
  4. Go for an offer which  can give you the closest price of the full value of your treasure.
  5. If you’re unsatisfied you can exchange your gold online.
  6. Before doing the next step bear in mind to check the company’s background and legibility.
  7. Keep your gold bullions or gold bars in gold kits or envelopes in sending.

Know the whole story of Cash4Gold and its humble beginnings in terms of buying gold online. Visit the Cash4Gold blog for more interesting tidbits about the company.

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Making Online Calls

Posted on June 27th, 2009 in My Experiences by jazzie || No Comment

Some people may not be aware of what VOIP and DSL services are.The first one stands for Voice Over Internet Protocol and Digital Subscriber Line for the latter.Making international phone  calls via internet is no longer expensive.I agree with what I had read in VOIP services Reviews .Skype is truly a reliable source of getting in touch with your loveoness without spending much money!There are a number  of  establishments which make use of the said service as well.All you need is a stable internet provider and you’re on the go!

At home, we use Vonage since we’re contacting people in the United States.It’s indeed true that it cost us much if we make calls more often using our landline but thanks to the kind of service that we’re currently enjoying!We had to change our telephone line though.At first I was confused why we had to but it’s clearer to me now after the readings that I had a while ago.

Nowadays, it’s inexpensive to keep in touch with our family members,friends and colligues abroad. Three days ago my sisters and nieces left for England and we don’t worry about commmunicating each other!Making online calls is the best solution in keeping the bond despite of the worldwide economic crisis.

A company profile for Spectrotel can be found on Manta. Get more information about the company through the other Spectrotel’s profile here.

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An Idiot Box!?

Posted on June 20th, 2009 in Theories of Learning by jazzie || No Comment

Some of us are too much addicted on watching television.We are really attached on the different programs that we see.It is indeed true that tv is an effective means of communication and broadcasting the current events around us.In addition, it allows people to acquire knowledge like being able to know the things about a certain place that you’ve never been to.However, there are recorded disadvantages brought by doing it excessively.Critics have seen these things and coined tv as an idiot box!It’s described so because it ruins our good life if used improperly.

First, it resulted in gaps between family members since we spend more time in watching tv than giving quality time to our children.Second, we become physically and mentally unhealthy.We can no longer do physical exercise and sharpen our mind because we’re gradually turning into passive viewers.Third, our values and characters are not inclined anymore due to imitation.What happen to us is we become a copycat of what we usually see on tv!As a result, our point of views and decision in life are greatly influenced by media.

Although we are currently undergoing such struggles we can still do something to make things better.Parents ought to control the viewing time of their children.Parental guidance should be highly practiced.It’s their duty to protect the empty vessles of their young ones.Moreover, teachers should teach their learners how to be conscious of what they see and hear.Furthermore, young people should learn how to be aware of the good and bad things on tv.They should know how to distinguish on which ways to follow or not.As a result, they now become responsible homeviewers.Thus, avoiding possible mess done by the idiot box that could poison their wondering minds.

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