...insights from the visition to laperal RAPHEAL ALLEN M. JARIOL | EP 9 – fr. jimmy marquez | insights from the visition to laperal RAPHEAL ALLEN M. JARIOL | EP 9 – fr. jimmy marquez | Desire like the poor When we visited Laperal to pray for the families, I asked myself a question. I thought “What is the item I really want to have.” When I asked myself that I immediately thought of an Iphone 6s because it would be really nice if I get to own an expensive phone for the feeling high-class. I then thought about the poor and asked myself if what item they also really wanted. I realized that we should desire like the poor. When we gave the stampitas to the poor families in Laperal, they treat the stampitas like treasures, they put it in their hearts and sometimes kiss the stampita, and while I treat stampitas given to me like trash, everywhere you can find misplaced stampitas. I desire for a new and expensive phone while the poor desire for the Lord. Even if it is just a stampita of St. Joseph, they treasure it because the poor does not believe that an Iphone 6s can help them but only God can help them. All of us should desire like the poor. Not crying over worthless and really expensive things. Desire for God even if he is only a piece of paper with ink in it, desire for him because he will be the one to help you. Not seeing stampitas as mere pieces of papers but a passageway to praise the Lord. Dear Fr. Jimmy Marquez. Sorry for not passing my...
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...Credit Card Company Solicitations of College Students Rapheal L Smith COM/172 Version 1 April 20, 2011 Dr. Paul A. Jessen Abstract Credit card companies are in business to make money. It is obvious these companies are not helpful to today’s consumers whether young or old, because consumers are now accumulating debt as early as high school and college. Why not target the young consumers? This is a time when most young people put every dime they have toward their education, which leaves them feeling broke. Some credit card companies even go as far as visiting the colleges, lined up in the student union centers, ready to pounce on the inexperienced; often times offering students free hats, t-shirts, inexpensive MP3 players and other freebies if they sign up for a credit card. The young, unsuspecting college student thinks, "Hey, I can charge up to $1000 and have a monthly payment of only $10!" Due to the inexperienced thought process of the student, he or she has no idea that paying the minimum amount means higher interest. They are oblivious to the fine print indicating the high interest rates, finance charges and late fees that are waiting to swallow their good credit once they are unable to maintain the monthly payments. They don't know that not paying at all means that they will have no credit-worthiness. No credit- worthiness means that they will eventually have bad credit and little to no chance of opening a new line of credit, financing a vehicle or becoming a “hassle...
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...“inter Culture” and “luxury”, which will impact on the future strategies of Shanghai Tang, and I will defend my standpoints by analyzing the environment of luxury industry and cultural context in China. 2. Shanghai Tang’s current development and business situation Since 1995, the Swiss luxury company Financiere Richem SA (Richemont) became the main shareholder of Shanghai Tang, Tang’s company had a deep European Luxury background, which could support its development in both financial and strategic aspects. It is a big competitive advantage for Shanghai Tang, compare with other Chinese fashion player. After the failure of New York flagship store in 1999, new leadership and direction was infused in Shanghai Tang in 2001, by the new CEO, Rapheal le Masne de Chermont, who...
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...THE COPPERBELT UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC AFFAIRS SUCCESSFUL UNDER GRADUATE AND POST GRADUATE CANDIDATES FOR THE 2014 ACADEMIC YEAR The Admissions and Regulations Committee Acting on behalf of the Copperbelt University Senate at its meeting on Monday 13th and Friday 17th January 2014 respectively approved the names of successful applicants to the various Programmes for the 2014 Academic year. Successful applicants are advised to collect their letters of offer from Academic Affairs effective Wednesday 5th February 2014 according to the listed schedule below. Thereafter letters of offer to admitted students will be sent by EMS to either Residential or Postal Address given on the application form. Prospective students are advised to make inquiries at their nearest Post Offices. The Admission list will be made available on the University website at: http://wwww.cbu.edu.zm Fees are payable through ZANACO Student Bill Muster to the Copperbelt University account Number: 0450610000000069, Kitwe Business Centre, Obote Avenue, Kitwe. Deposits can be further made at any ZANACO Branch to the same Account by the date indicated in the offer letter. For further inquiries contact. The Deputy Registrar (Academic Affairs) Copperbelt University Box 21692 KITWE Telephone No. 260-212-225761/223716 COLLECTION OF LETTERS OF OFFER FROM WEDNESDAY 5TH – 13TH FEBRUARY, 2014 DAY DATE th Wednesday Thursday Friday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 5 February,2014 6th February...
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