Saturday, October 20, 2012
My favourite Cat in the Hat book is [fill in the title]; because...
nikianderson.net
This is the one of the interesting story I ever read from book. I have learned a lot from these kinds of stories about the Cat. The book describes the Cat as the best loyalty community animal with great diplomacy. The Cat is full with many tactics in order to cheat its enemy. It is very dangerous when it comes to attack; it can spin or summersault in order to bit the enemy.To personalize the whole issue, there are people who acts like a Cat especially when it comes to money. There are decent people who borrow money and find difficult to bring money back. It’s not easily to ask your money back, because of his capacity and the respect that you giving to him. Most of the time, these people looks very professional, wearing very smart as well expensive.
Why I have conversations?
telegraph.co.uk
I like to have discussions especial about specifically political current issues. I think these group discussions are also very important because any individual have an opportunity to express his/her views. This debate helps a lot to gain information or either clarity on certain issues. Recently, the current issue is Marikana crisis. People are testing their understanding and engaged with debates even link the whole issue with ANC politics. It is really interesting when people discuss these issues and align them with recent ANC in fighting. Some people have a view that Marikana mine workers have used all avenues to show their dissatisfaction and they even write a letter to President Zuma. Others have held the view that everyone who was involved in that crisis is caring a percent of being wrong. This is really interesting discussion as people support their statement which makes the debate to be valued and informative. A conversation contributes to encourage people to be active, to follow current issues and
Friday, October 19, 2012
Saturday, October 6, 2012
My big fat BIG dream.
I think my dream should be shared by most people that play national lottery or gambling. Ever since I have started to play a lottery I always have a hope, even if I am not sharing with anyone, but I do have intrapersonal feelings. There is nothing that makes me feel reluctant although I am not winning a jackpot. I have a feeling that one day will be one, I will win a jackpot. This makes me see all things in black and white colours only, no grey colours in life. This gives me a hope when days are dark. When I see beautiful and expensive car drove overtake me, I do not felt down, I just give me a hope one day is one day I will even drive the worse fastest and expensive car. Lottery makes feel proud and also give me a confidence about myself and give more inspiration.
You cannot chase two rabbits at the same time.
news24.com
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This is simple impossible, at times a person need to patience. Patience pays back indirect. This is usually happens when a person does not know what he or she is looking for. As a person it’s very important to know what you want. Whatever a person might want could be not easily to find it; it’s where patience comes in. Other people used to say that, you need to have a least one target. The best way s to choose one angle, the one that your strength will be in order to achieve your intended goals.
It is very difficult to achieve many things at the same time, chances of failing to all intended goals is possible, because there is not focus. Intellectuals believe on focusing on one thing and after start to see possibilities of doing another one. Perfect example of this, general secretary of the ANC Gwede Mantashe has decided to not stand again to SAPC elective conference as the National Chairperson, because he wants to stay focus to his duties as the general secretary of the ANC.
Saturday, September 8, 2012
“Nothing is more dangerous than an idea, when you only have one idea” (Alan)
info.endlessembrace.com,
myllu.llu.edu.
I really agree with the above statement. In the essence, is very important to have plan B. For in case if plan A fails. This term is usually used mostly to business industry, apparently called backup system. During the planning stage, backup system should be developed as a backup plan.
In football for instance, coaches are always have their starting line up players, when team does not bring the good results or scoring goals, the coach will bring in substitutes with another good players. This may be called as part of coaches’ plan B.
Leaders or managers who do not have a backup plan always failed. Another example of backup system, it’s like when student is preparing a power point presentation, there is a need for backup plan. Otherwise failing to do this, what if the document that student is intending to present is not opening and what are you going to present?. This will be sort of embarrassment because audiences will be waiting for you. Therefore failing to have backup plan is just a stupid idea.
Why strikes pursued by Blacks only
irishtimes.com,guardian.co.uk,alliancedirectreport.co.za.
All the times when I am watching news or reading newspapers, I always see black people only who are pursuing strikes. I never see whites pursuing strikes. What I know the reasons for the strikeis almost the same issue, salary adjustment or better working conditions, isn’t other ethnic groups affected.
I think the labour unions should start to address this issue, as this should also a challenge to them. When we talk we say South Africa is diverse country, yes of course that is the fact. In every aspect such as working environment, occupations, etc we want to see every ethnic group to be represented. Let’s show our unity throughout all sphere, let’s not have sellers. When employees have achieved their demands, everyone enjoy those benefits. The labour unions should try to unpack their slogan, “An injury to one is an injury to all”. There is needed to make sure that awareness is made to inform those ethnic groups that are clueless. Because when it comes to strikes the slogan is inactive, after demands were achieved, the slogan is active.
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