LIVING HISTORY

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By deliberate vetting of prospective appointees, President-elect Barack Obama has been very choosy in picking his Cabinet and inner circle.
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                    [AuthorName] => Lorenzo Paradiang Jr.
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A pastime one has always valued as freshly entertaining and mentally enriching is reading the biographies and auto-bios of interesting people. Since time immemorial, the ever-growing world history is nothing but a reading of the lives of great men and women.


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                    [Summary] => SELF-PORTRAIT usually refers to a painting of oneself done by oneself. However, it also depicts a representation, a description, or a portrayal of an individual by himself. Characteristically, that person is someone who is identified in the fields of art, craft, skill, profession or career. He possesses a particular ability to produce an image, to relate in words, to act out a role. Of course, he tasks himself to perform these things for others, but, at his whim, he can opt to do it himself.


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                    [Title] => Sheila Tanseco practices the art of letting go
                    [Summary] => As training officer for Allied Bank, 34-year-old Sheila designs and conducts her own behavioral programs for the 1,000 officers of the bank. Sheila’s focus is on improving the attitude of the bank’s officers through her lectures and workshops. Knowing what she wants, feeling more comfortable about herself, and being sure of where she wants to go are some of the benefits that she feels she got from the Basic Success Leadership Seminar she attended.


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                    [Title] => Hillary should have written her story, not history
                    [Summary] => Old joke: Bill and Hillary Clinton are on a road trip. They stop by a gas station and the attendant begins to chat with Hillary. When they start driving again, Bill asks Hillary, "Who was that?" She answers, "Oh, a guy I used to date." He then says cockily, "Well, aren’t you glad you married me instead of him?" She then declares, "Oh, he’d probably be president of the United States if I had married him."


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Obama's Cabinet top choice

By Lorenzo Paradiang Jr. | December 27, 2008 - 12:00am

By deliberate vetting of prospective appointees, President-elect Barack Obama has been very choosy in picking his Cabinet and inner circle.

Freeman Opinion

Gleanings from Hillary''s "Living History"

By Lorenzo Paradiang Jr. | April 14, 2007 - 12:00am

A pastime one has always valued as freshly entertaining and mentally enriching is reading the biographies and auto-bios of interesting people. Since time immemorial, the ever-growing world history is nothing...

Freeman Opinion

Self-portrait of the soul

By Joseph Uysetuan | March 19, 2006 - 12:00am

SELF-PORTRAIT usually refers to a painting of oneself done by oneself. However, it also depicts a representation, a description, or a portrayal of an individual by himself. Characteristically, that person is someone...

Freeman Cebu Lifestyle

Sheila Tanseco practices the art of letting go

By Aurora Diaz-Wilson | May 31, 2004 - 12:00am

As training officer for Allied Bank, 34-year-old Sheila designs and conducts her own behavioral programs for the 1,000 officers of the bank. Sheila’s focus is on improving the attitude of the bank’s officers...

Lifestyle Business

Hillary should have written her story, not history

By Leah Puyat | June 29, 2003 - 12:00am

Old joke: Bill and Hillary Clinton are on a road trip. They stop by a gas station and the attendant begins to chat with Hillary. When they start driving again, Bill asks Hillary, "Who was that?" She answers,...

Sunday Lifestyle