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Taunton Ladies Chorus Aids Cancer Research UK
- Published 03/6/2010
Congratulations to the Taunton Ladies Chorus fund-raising efforts for Cancer Research UK. Taunton Ladies Chorus was founded in the 1950s. Previously known as Taunton Ladies Choir (TLC), the name was changed to Chorus to reflect the wide variety of music enjoyed.
Taunton Ladies Chorus provide entertainment with a wide range of music interspersed with original comedy sketches and interesting musical facts. Taunton Ladies Chorus are a non-profit making club and often make donations to charities.
Taunton Ladies Chorus are available for weddings, funerals, parties, club events and other functions.
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Free Surveys - Looking After Yourself At Work
- Published 12/6/2009
Occupational health, safety and welfare may seem like a dry and dull topic. But, who isn't interested in staying as fit, healthy and happy as possible; for as long as possible?
OHSW Forum is a new site with a growing "tool-box" of free resources and surveys, which you really should check out!
A surprising find! (In any season)
- Published 01/9/2009
Christmas Greetings Online has a whole "bunch" of interesting things to do and see. All of it FREE!
We like it and think you will too! Especially the e-cards, for pretty much any occasion, or just cos' you feel like reaching out to someone.
Christmas, Birthday, Easter, Valentines Day, New Years. The quality of the cards is exceptional. Drop in and see for yourself.
Featured Articles
Don't Forget the Guys: Groomsmen Gift Ideas
- By Cherie Johnson
- Published 03/16/2010
- Marriage
- Unrated
Buying gifts for your groomsmen and best man is an important part of thanking your friends for their support! Continue reading to learn more about the top groomsmen gift ideas and favorite picks for 2010.
End of Recession Integrated Business Planning
- By Rick Burris
- Published 02/23/2010
- Business Management
- Unrated
Surviving the economic downturn is easier said than done. However, with integrated business planning, that is planning and remediation of company processes across all departments towards mutual goals, your business' chances of survival are much stronger. Learn how to implement this powerful planning tool at your business and reap the benefits of a more streamlined and resilient organization.
The Value of Military Leadership Experience in Turbulent Business Environments
- By James Murphy
- Published 12/10/2009
- Business Management
- Unrated
Surviving and prospering in a troubled economy requires a certain kind of leadership. Since the tactics required in both business and combat are fundamentally similar, business success and military leadership experience are often linked. See what the latest research says about how military officers can improve companies operating in turbulent business environments.
Who Is Trevor Moran of Victoria, Australia?
- By Lewis Stratton
- Published 10/28/2009
- Legal , Automotive
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Trevor Moran ran my motorcycle off the road with his 22 wheeler Kenworth and now can't be found to pay his bills.
Does Your State Accept Medicaid for Assisted Living Facilities?
- By Jill Gilbert
- Published 10/25/2009
- Aging
- Unrated
In the past, assisted living facilities were only open to seniors who could afford to pay the monthly fees. With recent legislature passed by many state governments, seniors can now use Medicaid waiver programs for many states across the US to get the care and attention they need. Continue reading to see if your state is on the list.
The humble beginning of an ordinary African
- By stuart mccartthy
- Published 10/25/2009
- Society
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You have heard many stories about Africa , but there’s this one you haven’t heard about, about the humble beginning of an Ordinary African. This story is about my life, and I hope it will help someone know that God does his best work in our worst times.
A day in the life of a Fijian village
- By Audrey Stratton
- Published 10/24/2009
- Short Stories , Culture
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This short, fictionalised account of a brief visit to a Fijian rural village, as observed through the eyes of a western visitor, is an attempt to capture something of the daily routines and customs of Fijian villagers. It is based on several actual visits to such rural communities made by the author during her two year stay in Fiji.
Recent Articles
My Manchester Pub Guide
- By Perlo Frank
- Published Today
- Food and Drinks
- Unrated
After living in Manchester for a number of years, Perlo Frank wants to share her favourite pubs/bars with you.
Manchester Speed Dating
- By Perlo Frank
- Published Today
- Dating
- Unrated
Recently Manchester has seen an abundance of
speed dating events for all different ages and social groups and none more so
than young professionals (yuppies) who work long hours and have limited social
time to find their a partner. This articles explains the concept and gives some helfpful tips.
If you are armed with the credentials and the right attitude, finding a job should be fairly easy But then again, in the cutthroat job market – we spell that as rigid competition in a setting where employment is scarce, things are rather easier said than done
Choosing a Business Security Safe
- By N/A
- Published 03/17/2010
- Business Management
- Unrated
When deciding on what type of safe you may need for your business, you should take into consider a few things that pertain to your business in particular
The most important factor when deciding what types of business security safe you need is deciding what exactly you want to keep safe
There is a reason why we have two ears and only one mouth It's so that we can listen more than we talk
In this article we're going to go over three things you need to do to keep your job
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In this article, I am going to show you some things that you can do to actually win your boss over to YOUR way of thinking These methods are tried and proven as they are taken from the Dale Carnegie school of thought
Medical transcription online schools can offer its students a lot of advantages over onsite schools, but with anything, there can also be some drawbacks Making a decision between an online and onsite school will depend on the individual and their ability to devote time and effort into the program
Do you love your job – looking forward to getting to work every day so that you can feel productive and appreciated Or, do you feel that your job is a place you have to go – and you don’t feel that you can show your true strengths, not to mention ever feel appreciated
For most people, their jobs are a place they can go to feel appreciated and to do something they enjoy But, for some, the workplace can be stressful with a boss that seems to “have it out for” them
