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Do you really understand the word DISCRIMINATION?
DISCRIMINATION – it is an unfaltering word revolving in our society and it never gets old.
Discrimination is defined as the prejudicial treatment of an individual based solely on their membership (whether voluntary or involuntary) in a certain group or category. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discrimination)
It is a damaging judgment bestowed by an individual to a particular person, object or place that is based on personal ruling or criteria. We may actually know the actions of discrimination but we never seem to notice that we are indeed acting on one. To think wrongly on the person Read more
Is Hitting Your Child The Best Form Of Discipline?
I had recently heard the news concerning a new bill in the Philippines about child hitting. It particularly proposed that no parent or guardian must hit or slap a child as a form of discipline.
The question is: is hitting the best form of child discipline?
I have heard stories about child hitting as one of the most effective Read more
Who to blame on this grave episode of carnage?
Will we set our sharp eyes to the alleged person committing the horrible crime or are we to reproach on people who, in their own selfish ways, made everything worst?
THE DISASTROUS EVENT
The world was disturbed by an unfortunate incident happening in the Philippines last Monday, August 23, 2010. A former policeman, known as Rolando Mendoza, took over a tourist bus early in the morning and took every passenger as hostages. Overall, there were 25 passengers in the bus, including the driver: 22 of which were Hong Kong citizens and 3 were Filipinos.
Credit Card Know How: How to Avoid Soaring Financial Debt?
Credit card has become a major commodity for many people these days. The capacity or opportunity to spend more than your money on hand is a great temptation any person would not dare resist. With the pricey necessities you always see anywhere you shop, maybe a credit card is a good solution. You can buy all the things you need (not to mention all the things you want) without worrying if your money now is enough or not. (Yet, just worry on your debt later!)
But, is a credit card really that accommodating?
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