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Comment on 51 Ways To Reward Employees Without Money by iphone

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bobbi — Tue, 26 Mar 2013 17:52:34 +0000

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Comment on 51 Ways To Reward Employees Without Money by La Nostra Costante Educazione al #Totalitarismo » The Soviet Unit

La Nostra Costante Educazione al #Totalitarismo » The Soviet Unit — Wed, 06 Mar 2013 22:00:10 +0000

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Comment on Moringa Tree: The Miracle Tree of Life by boochums

boochums — Sat, 23 Feb 2013 08:02:41 +0000

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Comment on Moringa Tree: The Miracle Tree of Life by Keith

Keith — Fri, 22 Feb 2013 20:11:09 +0000

My clothing company just had 100 of these tree’s planted in Honduras. Could we use the photo on our upcoming blog post about the planting (and put a link to this blog for more information?) Thanks.

Comment on Vietnamese Man Adopts 50 Babies; Builds Potter’s Field to Bury Aborted Tots by Trung Dinh

Trung Dinh — Fri, 08 Feb 2013 02:10:44 +0000

Dear Mr Kim, How many times have you visited this orphanage to make such comments? I am an entrepreneur from Saigon and have accompagnied Mr Tong (Phuoc Phuc) several times to different sites where he has his adopted children living (or lying) there: in Nha Trang, when they are up to 18-24 months (currently 19), in Cam Ranh, when they are older than 24 months (there are around 40 more of them living there in a house supported by the church) and around 15’000 aborted fetus buried in two different cemeteries. Does anyone of us have the force, the drive, the generosity and the trust in god to do such work? His works are as follows: (1) To collect the aborted fetus from the hospitals, from the beautiful beach of Nha Trang to bring to the Cemeteries (do you know how much Mr Tong has spent for each grave of a fetus? I know it);(2) to meet the pregnant girls and women to convince them to respect lives and not to kill their children (do you know how many time and effort to convince each future mother not to commit such abortion?); (3) to feed the mothers who have given birth and their children. Do you know that time and again, we have to send him urgently the money, because Mr Tong has no more money to feed the hungry children and their mothers or to send a mother to the hospital? As entrepreneur, I know where to invest the money in and to control the costs: I invest the money in the lives of the children, in the future of their mothers, and in a bright future for them all. I have to control that my donation is spent for the right purpose. Therefore, I have visited Mr Tong and the orphanages as well as the cemeteries a few times a year. That the children are beaten, this can be restricted, but not completely prevent in the society here. In my eyes, it is a side-effect. More important is that the children are saved from the abortion. Afterwards, we are working together to raise them up. Have you ever visited a school here in Vietnam? I was beaten when I was a child by the teachers, my children are beaten by the teachers, although the teachers are well educated and trained. I have never beaten my children or my employees although I was beaten (or in your word: abused) as a child, therefore, being beaten has not always negative impact later in life. And please remember, Mr Tong doesn’t have the money to hire well-trained staff to take care of the children; the staff supporting him are mostly the mothers who are waiting for giving birth to the children. They are traumatized, most of them have lost most trust into people, because their lovers, their parents have left them with their fate, except Mr Tong still supports them. If I also think like you and call all the supporters and potential supporters to stop to send these orphanage money, then what happen to them? Can anyone takes care of the children? Can anyone take care of the traumatizing mothers? Who would bury the fetus?

Comment on Vietnamese Man Adopts 50 Babies; Builds Potter’s Field to Bury Aborted Tots by Michael Kim

Michael Kim — Thu, 07 Feb 2013 04:44:39 +0000

Tong Phuoc Phuc’s motives are overshadowed by allegations of profiteering and child neglect. Those who praise him have not been to the orphanage where children are beaten and are used as income for his business.

Why are people donating to him when they have not visited the orphanage for more than a few hours,? ask the neighbours of the abuse!

View Trailer of documentary about the abuse at the orphanage:

Comment on Vietnamese Man Adopts 50 Babies; Builds Potter’s Field to Bury Aborted Tots by trung dinh

trung dinh — Sat, 26 Jan 2013 04:46:47 +0000

Dear Mr Kim, I have been supporting this orphanage since 2008 and I visited the orphanage few times a year. I am greatly admiring what Mr Tong has been doing for the mothers and the kids. When I saw the brief video sequence where a pregnant woman beating a child, I was really shocked. However, we have to see the whole picture. Mr Tong was working mostly on the construction sites to earn money to feed the kids and the pregnant women waiting for giving birth, if the donation is not enough. He needs every support to take care of the children. Some of them are young women waiting for giving birth. These women are mostly traumatized or have no big hope for their own future or for the future of their children. They probably don’t see the consequences of what they are doing. In spite of the fact, I trust Mr Tong completely, not because I have meet him several times a year and could witness how the children love him and trust him, but I could see who he is: he is simply a humble man with a big heart. I could feel it when spending time with him. I have also recommended Mr Tong to remind the women living there again and again to treat the children better. We could not stop helping these children just because some women there mistreated the children. If this mistreatment is systematic and Mr Tong is also involved, then I would ask him to look for an other place where the children are better taking of. But for the time being, nobody or institution in Nha Trang could replace him. Trung Dinh

Comment on 51 Ways To Reward Employees Without Money by hussunain ali

hussunain ali — Wed, 23 Jan 2013 16:50:15 +0000

nice