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I wonder why this Sunday is such a special day, fathers?! Yes, it's Father's Day!!!! Happy Father's Day!!
This Saturday is our annual (global) Harmony Picnic. Shall we say 3 p.m. EST to begin our strategy meeting for 2014.
Did you know that 79% of all workers say they want to work from home or at least part of the time (teleworkresearchnetwork.com). The majority of telecommuters are actually men (53%, Glass, J., Noonan, M) ladies or moms. We've all heard the cliche "What's in a name?" Have you ever heard that your name can get you into trouble, let's talk...
The NewMonday Show
My lecture concluded the discussion of the lack of brotherly love for Yusuf (biblical name: Joseph). Another great man that I introduced is Ibrahim (Abraham). He is known as the old man who fathered many faith believers.
Let's talk Bizarre Baby-Naming Laws
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Globally
I wonder why this Sunday is such a special day, fathers?! Yes, it's Father's Day!!!! Happy Father's Day!!
This Saturday is our annual (global) Harmony Picnic. Shall we say 3 p.m. EST to begin our strategy meeting for 2014.
Did you know that 79% of all workers say they want to work from home or at least part of the time (teleworkresearchnetwork.com). The majority of telecommuters are actually men (53%, Glass, J., Noonan, M) ladies or moms. We've all heard the cliche "What's in a name?" Have you ever heard that your name can get you into trouble, let's talk...
The NewMonday Show
My lecture concluded the discussion of the lack of brotherly love for Yusuf (biblical name: Joseph). Another great man that I introduced is Ibrahim (Abraham). He is known as the old man who fathered many faith believers.
Let's talk Bizarre Baby-Naming Laws
Source: Unknown Author
Globally
- Germany parents are not allowed to use last names and the names of objects and products as first names. A child's first name must clearly indicate his or her gender, and all names must be approved first.
- Iceland parents must first see if a name is acceptable (National Register of Parents). If parents want to choose a different name they must apply for the name, using only letters in the Icelandic alphabet, and pay a fee.
- New Zealand parents are prohibited from using very long names.
- Denmark parents must choose a preapproved baby name. The listing is created by a local church or government official.
Sunday is Father's Day!
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Editor-in-Chief