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Casual Articles - The Things That Stay Important To Us...
Where to start? Are you excited? You have just been given the challenge of planning the perfect event! And more than likely, you have no idea where to start. Whether you are planning a backyard birthday party, holiday party, church event, company picnic or a post prom, event planning does not have to be stressful. It can even be fun!Step 1 Plan your Budget The first thing you hav
It is not called a hardship tour for no reason. The things the American Soldier gives up in service of his country, whether in Iraq, Korea, or Afghanistan are unimaginable to the average citizen. When you ask for volunteers to leave their families and friends, the everyday comforts of home, their en
In any discussion about Careers, Job Search or Employment, one always hears this term mentioned - "My current job is not my Dream Job".What is a DREAM JOB? Let us attempt to understand some parameters linked to a Dream Job. Some statements will throw a lot of light on understanding the components that make up a Dream Job.I love my Job - How many times do you hear this? Maybe a lot, maybe not. This is the first parameter or indicator that whatever your role
1LT Laura Walker walked into my classroom just over five years ago as a Yearling in CH101. She was intelligent, professional, and had a positive attitude that was infectious to the underclassmen. Laura branched engineers and I was happy to see that she chose Fort Lewis—a post that I myself was headed to. Laura was a top platoon leader in the Task Force and was hand-picked to become the Task Force’s Public Affairs Officer (PAO) where we worked together to showcase the great things that Soldiers were doing to support the Afghan government’s legitimacy. Laura always balanced mission with taking care of Soldiers and even as a staff officer made a point to push care packages to Soldiers who operated out of Forward Operating Bases (FOBs). Her memory in the Task Force is not forgotten and we continue to remember her dedication and devotion to taking of Soldiers. 1LT Laura Walker wrote this following piece a few days before her death and is a powerful tribute to her deep respect to the sacrifices that all Soldiers make.
- MAJ Jerry Farnsworth II, Executive Officer, Task Force Pacemaker, Kandahar, Afghanistan
The things that stay important to us...
It is not called a hardship tour for no reason. The things the American Soldier gives up in service of his country, whether in Iraq, Korea, or Afghanistan are unimaginable to the average citizen. When you ask for volunteers to leave their families and friends, the everyday comforts of home, their ent
How To Get Your Internet Business Off The Ground Fast Decide on a format (mini site, affiliate site, product promotion site, blog, whatever). Briefly check that this is a system that has worked for several years without too many changes. This isn't easy unless you've been doing some form of Internet Marketing for long enough to have an idea but in general, affiliate sites have been around for long enough to qualify, scraped content sites came
- MAJ Jerry Farnsworth II, Executive Officer, Task Force Pacemaker, Kandahar, Afghanistan
The things that stay important to us...
It is not called a hardship tour for no reason. The things the American Soldier gives up in service of his country, whether in Iraq, Korea, or Afghanistan are unimaginable to the average citizen. When you ask for volunteers to leave their families and friends, the everyday comforts of home, their en
When you're looking for a home loan, you might work with an officer at a bank or other lending institution, or you might choose to work with a mortgage broker. The end result is the same - a new house, but the two types of jobs differ.Bank Loan Officers: The loan officers at a bank, credit union or other lending institution are employees who work to sell and process mortgage and other loans originated by their employer. They often have a wide variety of loan type
- MAJ Jerry Farnsworth II, Executive Officer, Task Force Pacemaker, Kandahar, Afghanistan
The things that stay important to us...
It is not called a hardship tour for no reason. The things the American Soldier gives up in service of his country, whether in Iraq, Korea, or Afghanistan are unimaginable to the average citizen. When you ask for volunteers to leave their families and friends, the everyday comforts of home, their en
For many of us, marketing our titles is one of the most tedious tasks of being an author. Even authors who published with large New York houses are expected to take part in marketing and promotion. Many articles and several books have been written to give us guidelines. One thing all marketing experts stress is the importance of being professional.Here are several extras that other industries use, and we authors should too, to boost our professional credibility.
- MAJ Jerry Farnsworth II, Executive Officer, Task Force Pacemaker, Kandahar, Afghanistan
The things that stay important to us...
It is not called a hardship tour for no reason. The things the American Soldier gives up in service of his country, whether in Iraq, Korea, or Afghanistan are unimaginable to the average citizen. When you ask for volunteers to leave their families and friends, the everyday comforts of home, their en
Article writing is now a major weapon in search engine optimisation. If you have read Part I of this article you will see why previous linking strategies are failing miserably. As the major search engine, Google now expects links in order to increase your site ranking to be:1 Relevant 2 Varying Anchor Text 3 One Way LinksThese rules display that more of a natural linking strategy need to be evolved.Writing expert articles about the conte
It is not called a hardship tour for no reason. The things the American Soldier gives up in service of his country, whether in Iraq, Korea, or Afghanistan are unimaginable to the average citizen. When you ask for volunteers to leave their families and friends, the everyday comforts of home, their entire lives, for something that will be undeniably less comfortable, who raises their hand? What kind of person makes that sacrifice? And for God’s sake, why?
Though these are questions that have been asked in patriotic articles for years, when I really stop to think about it, it still amazes me. And I’m in the Army. I stare at these Soldiers, covered in dust. I watch them day after day as they consistently go without showers or hot food. They deserve so much more. How can they stand it? Sure, they complain. But they achieve so much with so little in a miserable, monotonous environment. What thanks do they get? What keeps them going?
It is incumbent upon us as leaders to spend every waking minute of every day trying to mitigate those circumstances. A year long deployment is taking a significant portion of someone’s life. We should never face that responsibility callously. If there is any opportunity to make a Soldier more comfortable- take it. If you can arrange better communication with their families- do it. If you can make their job easier by getting better equipment or tools- find the damn tools! That Soldier works so, so hard. How can we not work equally as hard to ensure their success? To mak
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