Monday, June 13, 2011
Liquidity ratios in accounting
Saturday, June 11, 2011
Top money market funds
Thursday, June 9, 2011
How to make friends at a new school
1. Dress presentably on your first day. Walk with confidence into your new school. Keep that chin up, but keep a flashing smile on your face. Wear your best body cologne, leave a trail of captivating scent behind you.
2. Don't forget to equip yourself with the things needed for the first meeting with your teacher. You don't want to be humiliated, don't you? Avoid getting shamed by a terror teacher.
3. Make an impression, however be yourself. Don't change who you are just to make an impression. Be neat and check your breath.
4. Be a Samaritan to someone. Offer help.
5. Don't be ashamed to start a conversation. Initiate a talk on general topic about a favorite subject perhaps, new trend of learning, or some basic personal details. But feel the pulse first of the type of person or groups of persons you introduced yourself to.
6. Some schools already post their extra-curricular activities. Participate an after-school activity that you have an interest in. Meet the people that you have a common interest with. This is the fastest way how to make friends at a new school.
7. Don't isolate yourself in a corner. Be among the crowd and be friendly.
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Most employable college degrees
Let us expand our information further. A survey conducted by the National Association of Colleges and Employers in USA revealed the top ten areas of study from which to hire this year.
10. Management Information Systems/Business Data Processing
The job involves different ways that technology can propel a business with an average starting salary of $47,407.
9. Computer Engineering
Companies need people who know how to design and develop software and systems for a computer network. Employers, who on average, were offering a $55,920 starting salary in 2007, range from software engineering to telecommunications firms.
8. Marketing/Marketing Management
Major in this field study to build a successful image or campaign for a business or product and can be employed by any number of companies in a variety of capacities. Marketing graduates average a starting salary of $39,269.
7. Information Sciences & Systems
Students majoring in this area learn the ins and outs of creating computer systems or a web site. Information Sciences & Systems graduates were offered a starting salary of $49,966.
6. Economics/Finance
With the state of the economy, who doesn't need an economist to put it all in perspective? Finance and economics majors are expected to rank sixth on the hiring list. When it comes to starting salaries, economics majors had a slight edge with an average of $47,782 and $46,442 for finance majors.
5. Business Administration/Management
Majors in this area, who earned an average starting salary of $47,407, are trained to successfully lead a team and complete a business' plans and goals efficiently.
4. Computer Science
Computer Science majors graduate knowing how to develop computer programs and how the machines work. Their skills earned 2007 graduates an average salary of $53,051.
3. Electrical Engineering
At an average starting salary of $55,333, electrical engineer majors are able to design and oversee the electrical aspects of everything from a car to the electrical wiring in a building.
2. Mechanical Engineering
Majors in this field can become mechanical engineers where they design and manufacture mechanical devices like an elevator or a generator. Their first salary out of college averages $54,057.
1. Accounting
Take out your calculators. Employers said they expect to hire accounting majors more than any other group from the class of 2008. Accountants averaged a starting salary of $46,292 in 2007.
Keep checking the internet for any current listing of the most employable college degrees, but I doubt if there is a change of the above list within the next two years.
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Help kids get up early for school
So, as a mom, after months of extended sleep, how do we help kids get up early for school? How do we get them used to waking up early without creating "civil war" inside the household every morning?
Here are five ideas to help your kids get ready for school.
1. Plan ahead.
At least a week before the school schedule begins, start preparing your kids to getting up early. We, parents sometimes tend to dilly-dally and postpone the practice of leaving bed early for school, until it has become too late. Plan with your kids; let them have also that responsibility to start earlier wake up time. Explain to them that sleep is likewise important as food. Studies reveal that lack of sleep can hinder physical and mental health. Common effects are physical pain, depression, and anxiety. It also affects school performance, inability to pay attention in class lectures. Help the kids to understand that getting enough sleep is only to help them feel good while at school.
2. Set bedtime.
In order for kids to go back to sleep on time, have dinner at a set time and most importantly, limit the time for TV, computers and video games. Expect complaints from them when there is control in the use of computer and cell phones. Once again, talk about responsibilities. Parenting tips suggest telling kids that having cell phones, PSP or any handheld games, and any other gadget is a privilege. But if they keep on using them even after bedtime, it means they can't manage it. To help them, you have to take the gadget/s away from your kid if he or she can't follow the plan.
3. Routine check.
Set alarm clocks during that one week of helping your kids get used to earlier wake up time for school. Let them retire to bed an hour earlier and wake up an hour earlier as well. Set an hour earlier than their usual wake up time. Start your wind down routine day after day until they have gone back to their usual sleeping and waking time for school.
4. A little motivation helps.
Motivate your kids to follow certain sleep schedule. Tell them a reward of their choice is at stake if they stick to the plan.
5. Avoid morning rush.
If there is something that can be done the night before to give way for extra time in the morning, do it. For instance, prepare the school uniform at night in order to free you the hassle of ironing it in the morning. Check for some neat socks and clean the shoes. Are all school supplies needed the following morning inside the bag? Freeing 10 or 15 minutes the least for morning work can help avoid the rush.
Simple and cheap way to cover books
1. For instance, you want to use a piece of wide shopping paper bag, cut down the middle and then cut out the bottom. This will make the bag into a flat sheet.
2. Place the book (opened from the center), onto the flat sheet. Use a pencil and trace around the book.
3. Remove the book. Using a ruler, add and mark 4 inches on each side (left and right) of the paper sheet. Cut out the form, using a pair of sharp scissors.
4. Place the book back to the paper form. Adjust the book and make sure there are 4 inches extra on each its left and right sides.
5. Fold the extra paper over the right cover of the book. Get a transparent tape and seal the top and bottom edges to fix the paper in place. Do the same on the left side.
Now you know how to do a simple and cheap way to cover books.
Monday, June 6, 2011
Website for kids to chat
Sunday, June 5, 2011
A mother's love to her son
I'm sure you agree, we can't avoid getting hurt being told by our children that they are not anymore kids, and tell us to "shut up, Mom, am old enough to take care of myself." What would you normally do? Keep silent then and turn your back? Let them say the last words? Lock yourself in the bedroom and cry silently? Or, would you insist on being the mother? You raise your voice more and bombard your child with angry words, a way of disciplining. Rather, would you calm down, talk to your child in a motherly way, settle the issue and say sorry to each other?
Ah, mother's love indeed.
Someday, son, you will realize why I say things to you this way...
It's because I love you
Sometimes I can't help but worry too much because you are not here with me.
I am sorry I need to be away.
I know you'll be okay, you've grown to be a man.
A mother's love raised you well.
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Amazed by His love
It's been happening to me several times. I now accept that He holds my life, all our lives, for that matter.
Lately, one employer left me a message to take a breather yet, stop submitting his work for awhile. It is that no limit hour work that brings in money to me. It was a sad message, in fact. But guess what God has for me in exchange? Three invite-only contracts which rate is doubled! It knocked on my door just at the right moment.
It will keep me busy. Thank you, God!
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Fashion is indeed Pablo Cabahug's passion
Pablo first caught the public eye when he presented his first collection at Philippine Fashion Week in 2009. What seems to be an overnight success is actually the fruition of many years of training, guidance, and close observation of some of Philippine fashion's key players.
He is currently in London enjoying his prize that he won as THE LOOK OF STYLE AWARDS-BEST DESIGNER - a two-week scholarship at Central Saint Martins. It was a fashion competition sponsored by the Look Magazine, Inquirer, and the British Council of the Philippines.
Visit the Pablo Cabahug page for his collections.
Uploading video
It is so simple.
1. Sign in to your blog.
2. Open new post or you may opt to embed the video to an old post, so choose "edit posts".
3. Go to the site where the video clip is found; copy the embed code.
4. Go back to you blog, click Edit HTML and paste the code. If its a new post, click where you want to embed the video, left justify, center or right justify. If you write something about it, choose where to locate the video, either before or after. If the video clip is to be placed to an old post, make sure you don't accidentally delete the existing HTML codes there; then select where to embed the video.
5. After embedding the code, you will be ready to publish the post.
Saturday, April 9, 2011
JobgLing explained
It is "JobgLing" because as already explained, it is a combination of two things done in one effort - job and blogging. What is the "L" for then?...to still associate the second link to bLogging and to the author's name. I have to find a way how I arrived with that word! Mind you, if you google "jobgling", the first result in the list is this blog. Meaning to say, I am the first person who use the term and further means, a new word.
I like the sound of the word. And there is an extra sensual movement of the tongue that you can play with. I assume, all adult individuals know that tongue represents some sexual connotation. This is another theme that I am visioning this blog will progress - generally, an assortment of issues and topics - sexuality, life, love, family, friendship, networking, frustrations, environment, etc. and etc.
See you around!
Friday, April 8, 2011
JOBGLING, what this blog will soon become
Due to limited time to do other things, I thought of something to make me "hit two birds with one stone." How is this? ... online JOBGLING, working on jobs and blogging at the same time. Right now, I'm doing researches on information sources for management/ corporate short courses and these are to be written in short but thorough discussions. I will be uploading these here soon. They will serve as direct sources, properly hyperlinked of course, for students/researchers of specific topics on management, workplace issues, bookkeeping, and the like.
Meanwhile, I am always facing my laptop - working! Early morning yoga has become lesser now. Matter of fact, I haven't given time yet to go malling, shopping, movie watching, "havana-ing", "tat-ing" (lol) - the things I love most. I might reserve these moments with the right company when pleasure would be much more than expected (another lol).
I'm loving life!
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Track flights in the air
Friday, March 18, 2011
Freezing green beans
Monday, March 14, 2011
Effects of Nuclear Radiation
If it was true, we should be scared. The effects of nuclear radiation on humans and animals are very harmful: cancer (known to skin and thyroid), tumors, and birth defects. The rate of survival decreases as dosage of radiation exposure increases.
We should be thankful to God Almighty that the radiation leak at Fukushima was a false alarm. However, since the nuclear plant was indeed damaged, we must be prepared. Know how we can prevent ourselves from getting harmed. Be informed of the current news.
Radiation leak at Fukushima
Japan government confirms radiation leak at Fukushima Nuclear Plants. Asian countries should take necessary precautions. Remain indoors first 24 hours. Close doors and windows. Swab neck skin with betadine where thyroid area is, radiation hits thyroid first. Take extra precaution, radiation may hit Philippines at starting 4pm today (March 14, 2011). Please send to your loved ones.
We have to be vigilant. Check the veracity of this news; then take necessary steps to prevent yourself and your loved ones to be exposed to this harmful radiaton.
Sunday, March 13, 2011
How to cook new potatoes
How To Make Hard Boiled Eggs That Peel Easy
Thursday, March 10, 2011
I am now earning from home....
While rewriting articles, I didn't stop applying for other jobs. Perseverance paid off, I got a second contract and a third, after a month.
Now, I'm managing my time to do jobs on data entry/research and transcribing. I decided to let go of article rewriting. I requested my employer to end my contract and to leave feedback on how I rate as rewriter as some jobs require certain feedback rating of contractors.
If you wish to stay at home but earning, try at oDesk. The application is superb and easy way to track your earnings. It is true, not a scam.
Glad to be back!
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Funny kids!
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
A new me?
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Applying on-line jobs
Friday, July 10, 2009
Disabled Google AdSense
Monday, June 29, 2009
Inspirational message for the teens
Creations of Pablo Cabahug
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Tomorrow will come...
Friday, June 19, 2009
Saturday, June 13, 2009
On-line job
Friday, June 12, 2009
Namaste!
I do some yoga poses almost everyday for five years now. Doing my yoga routine keeps me strength and stamina. It keeps me out of stress, too. Aside from health benefits, doing yoga regularly tones my muscles.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
My sad experience with Du Ek Sam
Sunday, May 24, 2009
Take care of your heart!
Heart Disease is the number one killer of men and women all over the world.
High blood cholesterol is one of the major risk factors for heart disease. In fact, the higher your blood cholesterol
level, the greater your risk for developing heart disease or having a heart attack.
- Offers antioxidants and anti-aging properties.
Friday, May 22, 2009
"Halo-halo", anyone?
Monday, May 18, 2009
Being a Filipino mother . . . .
The Philippines is an archipelago of 7,107 islands found in Southeast Asia. With diverse ethnic groups, our country has 154 dialects (Source: Diksyunaryo ng Wikang Filipino, Sentinyal Edisyon, 1998). The translation of the word mother in the eight major dialects are similar (sourced from www.bansa.org/dictionaries).
Tagalog - ina, nanay, nay, ema, ermat
Cebuano – mama, maninay, nanay, nay, inahan
Ilocano – mari, ina, nanang
Hiligaynon – iloy, nanay
Bicolano - nanay, ina
Waray-Waray – iroy, iruy, nanay
Pampangan – inda, indu, ma, ima, inang
Pangasinan – ina, nanay
However it may sound, they all mean the same to us Filipinos. I have been searching and compiling articles from the web some basic characteristics of a Filipino mother in modern times. Here are some items that I found from http://www.filipinasoul.com//what-is-a-modern-filipina-mom:
1. A Filipino mother is hard-earner. She finds ways to earn more in order to provide her family well. Most Filipino mothers have some “side-lines”, mini-business or part-time jobs; and for those who do not have full-time jobs, are into multi-jobs at one time. I, myself, am applying for a part-time position in a call center and as a blogger mom, as well. But my purpose for the latter is not financial (although, I will never refuse if such opportunity comes); but for personal growth. At a very young age of 3, my son had witnessed his mother (me!) as the family breadwinner. My husband had no full-time job then, so he takes care of our son. So when he already had a job, he explained to our son that an aunt will take over because he already has work. My son innocently replied. “Why do you have to work? You are not a woman.” He thought that only the woman who goes to work in an office and the man stays at home to watch the kids. Well, the world through the eyes of the children, so they say.
2. A Filipino mother has high respect for herself. A Filipino woman, in general, values her being – attributes, accomplishments and position in the society. As a mother, she finds ways to improve, personally and professionally. She tends to undo her mistakes and outdo her inadequacies. I am neither a writer (not even a good English conversant!) nor an IT backgrounder (Bachelor in Business), but I tried to put myself into the net, just so I can learn the IT world and improve my communication skills. Speak out your mind… who cares?
3. Above everything is her family. A Filipino mother is willing to sacrifice for her family. If given a choice, a pinay mother will never work abroad if it would mean being away for long from her husband and children. On the other hand, if her being away will generate a comfortable life for her family, then she is willing to go through the painful experience. In all my work schedules away from home, I always see to it that the things my husband and son need are in place before leaving the house. Despite heavy work traffic, I check them once in a while through texting.
4. Education is treasured. Some say education is the best inheritance parents can give to their children. True. I know of some parents who sweat more just to send their children to the best school. Others loan money in order to pay escalating tuition fees. Sometimes, a Filipino mother becomes a “stage mother” such that she is ever present in her child’s school activities. I remember an incident during a boy’s basketball tournament for grade schoolers. While the players were running toward the other court, a 9-year old player suddenly tipped over. Unexpectedly, the mother came rushing to the middle of the court to rescue him! She never minded the game was still going on. Also, as parents, we tend to dictate what course our children will take in college because we thought it’s the best for them and employment is assured after graduation.
5. Housechores become everyone’s business. In most Filipino homes, I still believe that the mother leads majority of the chores. A Filipina is still meticulous in some things done inside her home. However, nowadays tasks are no longer gender-based, but rather on abilities. In my home, the husband takes charge of washing our delicate clothing and underwears; takes care of our mini-garden and some hard labor; the son replenishes our water dispenser, assists me in cooking (he likes culinary) and sets the dining table; the rest, myself. We always encourage our son to do chores at home. It is an invaluable achievement a man can be proud of; as well as the mother, for raising a good son.
Well, this is all for now. Am still searching for other articles of the same issue.
Till next post...










