Archives for August, 2010
Posted on Aug 31, 2010 under 2010 |
Parenting is the hardest but most rewarding job in the world. Even the highest-paying sales jobs are a far, far second to it. It maybe frightening, tiring, and there is no way out when you’re in, but being able to take part in raising God-fearing and responsible kids is priceless. And then even if you may not be able to see the fruits of your hardwork, you are assured that someday, you will know how you fared.
I love being a Mom!
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Posted on Aug 30, 2010 under 2009 Week at a Glance |
If you are interested in iPhone App Development or even Android App Development, consider applying to be on the team of Sourcebits.com. Sourcebits.com provide software design and development services for iPhone, Mobile, Mac, and the Web. Recently, they have added the iPad to their list. Their expertise on the platform extends from years of meticulous work in associated technologies such as Darwin, OS X, Cocoa, Interface Builder and Open-GL. Sourcebits began developing for iPhone in March 2008, and has published best-selling apps and games for a variety of international clients. With a team of 200+ dedicated engineers, over 100 released applications and 4.5M downloads to their credit, including Android App Development, Sourcebits has the capacity, expertise and insider knowhow to bring your project to market.
Here is an extensive list of their portfolio on iPhone Games Development:
From Left to Right: Art Whirled, Beast Farmer, Cornhole, Snake XT, Washers, Air Balloon
I find owning an iPhone has made my life easier and more convenient. I can listen to songs with it while exercising, watch movies while on the road, read e-Books, play games, connect to the internet to check on e-mail and work, and many more. Even my kids, especially my youngest, use it all the time. In fact, most of my apps are kid-friendly and educational!
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Posted on Aug 30, 2010 under 2009 Week at a Glance |
I have a confession to make. I am turning 30 next year and am not even insured. Our family doesn’t have any type of insurance coverage to its name. I cannot give a concrete reason why we don’t have one, but I think it maybe attributed to the lack of awareness that insurance comes with a high price and that cheap insurance coverage doesn’t exist.
Like most people, we haven’t given that much thought to protecting ourselves (our kids most especially) and our assets against other kinds of damage. Most people don’t want to think about what can go wrong, and avoiding insurance might make some people feel more secure by avoiding pessimistic thoughts. Nevertheless, it is very important for you to protect yourself if you can afford it, and most people can find cheap insurance quotes for various scenarios like disability, death, illness and even cheap auto insurance.
I have realized this is extremely important especially since there are things, like death and disability, that is out of my control. I am not working so hard just to be able to provide for my family, I also want to secure their future in case I am gone. If for example we buy a house or secure a new car, why would I take on such a big and long-term commitment without protecting myself against possible bad scenarios?
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Posted on Aug 30, 2010 under Uncategorized |
The kids haven’t fully recovered from their hospital stint last month when we had to bring them back to their pediatrician two weeks ago because their cough won’t go away. It turns out they needed antibiotics so for a week. They are now finished with the antibiotics and my little girl I can say has recovered fully already, her appetite is back and she has gained weight. My eldest still hasn’t recovered his weight loss though so I am worried that he might be susceptible to more illnesses. I am now looking for vitamin supplements to get his appetite back and at the same time supply him with the necessary vitamins and minerals he needs. A friend told me to look at the ones offered at SuperVits.com, they have a comprehensive listing of comprehensive resource for the highest quality health and nutritional supplements like BioAstin and enzymedica.
The jarrow formulas specifically helps the immune system. I found one specifically for kids called Kid Bear Kids Multi chewable tablets. It is a chewable daily complete multi-vitamin for children ages 2 to 12 made with IronSorb™, an iron complex that is specially prepared to reduce irritation of the stomach. KIDS Multi™, an optimum potency multi, uses low calorie Lo Han Fruit Concentrate (no sugar) and contains the carotenoid Lutein, which is an important antioxidant for the eyes.
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Posted on Aug 29, 2010 under 2009 Week at a Glance |
A friend’s grandfather is a US war veteran who unfortunately was never able to get his benefits. One of the benefits they would have gotten as a family is to be eligible for va loans. Veterans Assistance (VA) or va home loans are made banks, savings & loans, or mortgage companies to eligible veterans for the purchase of a home which must be for their own personal occupancy. The guaranty is substituted in place of a down payment which a lender would normally require to get a great rate.
This would mean that va mortgage rates would be lower than the usual home mortgages. They would also not require a downpayment, (unless required by the lender or the purchase price is more than the reasonable value of the property and have no mortgage insurance premiums. MyVARefinance.net will help you obtain VA home loans, get the best VA loan rates and even apply for a VA refinance loan.
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Posted on Aug 29, 2010 under 2009 Week at a Glance |

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Posted on Aug 29, 2010 under 2010 |
Quote from Up, the movie – "Russell: Sometimes, it’s the boring stuff I remember the most." ..
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Posted on Aug 28, 2010 under 2009 Week at a Glance |
It was not an unexpected moment: you had long since been hoping for a promotion, a chance to find greater success and greater challenges. You’ve devoted years to proving yourself, seeking out the chances others would’ve ignored. You worked hard; you gave everything; and the consequence is now a reward. You’ll be moving on to better, brighter things.
Now you simply have to explain it to your children.
Before you seek out moving quotes and storage units, before you circle every possible property, you need to offer reasons (and patience) to the ones who won’t understand:
1. Don’t wait: The potential awkwardness of moving — all the sobs and refusals you’re expecting your children to offer — is enough to quell even the boldest hearts. But hesitation is not wise here. You must address the situation as soon as you are certain of it. Give your children enough time to absorb the information and become accustomed to it.
2. Be ready with facts: Moving may be essential but your son or daughter may believe it instead to be a tragedy. When you must tell them, don’t simply offer statements — offer incentives. Research the area you are relocating to and find points of interest. From schools to parks to amusements, list out what your children will wish to hear. This can ease the transition and offer hope.
3. Explain what will change and what will remain: You can’t always have the luxury of taking every item and keeping every memento. Space, practicality and expense can dominate any move. Explain to your children that they will not be losing their favored toys and collectibles, though. While older items may be sold, you must stress that they will be taking still used pieces with them. This will help to soothe any worries. A move can be a burden on any child. You must detail it quickly and answer all concerns.
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