By: James DC COUGH SYRUP VS. LAXATIVES A chemist walks into his shop to find a man leaning against the wall. ”What’s wrong with him?” he asks his assistant. “He came in for some cough syrup,” his assistant explains, ...
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By: Jan Paul C. Ferrer Many companies provide some form of incentive compensation as part of their overall compensation package. In fact, 85% of U.S.- based companies paid out bonuses in 2018, according to a recent survey by WorldatWork, an ...
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By: Kayla Tejero We are already on the second merry month of the year 2020! It has been an exciting year so far. Personally, I started off this year with my second semester of school. I have new subjects, and ...
Read More »February Celebrates Chinese Lunar New Year & Valentine’s Day (CFAA Hall of Famers are the STARS!)
By: Veronica Leighton Salutations of Gong Hei Fat Choi (Happy New Year in Cantonese Chinese) and Happy Valentine’s Day (I Love You’s for Lovers) to all! February, being the shortest month in the Gregorian calendar, promotes and provokes all ...
Read More »Chicago Auto Show’s First Look for Charity Gala Raises $2.8 Million
CHICAGO (Feb. 11, 2020) – Eighteen area charities tonight shared more than $2.8 million raised by the 2020 Chicago Auto Show’s benevolent event, First Look for Charity, and one attendee left with the keys to a new vehicle. The black-tie ...
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By: Elaine Lehman Ernest Hemingway is one of my favorite authors. Cat In The Rain and Hills Like White Elephants. His social commentary subtle yet powerful, and use of words and language raised the American vernacular. My father had a ...
Read More »Unique Pan Helps Anyone Cook Like a Professional Chef
The Radical Pan features a sloping high lip for easy flipping and a safe non-stick finish Chefs on television make it look so easy to grab a pan and flip the foods inside. It is a skill, like rapid chopping ...
Read More »A letter to Cook County voters from Justice Jesse G. Reyes
My name is Jesse Reyes and I am running to be an Illinois Supreme Court Justice. I am the son of immigrants and the product of a blue-collar family. I know the struggles that many people in Illinois endure on ...
Read More »A Year of Reflection via Pics on My Birthday February 2019 to 2020
By: Maria Girlie Pascual When it was announced at our breakfast meeting this month that I was one of the top 3 brokers at our office, Realty Executives Advance in Schaumburg, I thought it was a joke. I received a ...
Read More »Love or Lust?
By: Nancy Abiera “Love is patient and kind; love does not envy or boast; it is not arrogant or rude. It does not insist on its own way; it is not irritable or resentful;[b] it does not rejoice at wrongdoing, but ...
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