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The ICRC will soon launch its pilot in Jamaica facilitated by ACT, the larger equivalent provider of College Entrance Examinations to the SAT in the United States. 
With all the buzz around them, you may wonder whether Twitter and other Social Networking websites could be helpful sources of information in choosing a career. Other bloggers post excellent tips for using sites... 
Now may not feel like the time for taking financial risks, especially starting a business. But maybe you don’t have a choice. Leaving a job or being unable to find a job because of a poor economy sometimes pushes people into self-employment, whether or no 
How many times have you considered giving up that awful, pressuring job and working for yourself? Once? Twice? Every month-end when the pay cheque comes? Yes, you know you would love to. Being your own boss is the ultimate goal of not just you but many w 
Accessories are the epitome of any outfit. They give the outfit definition and infinitely completes it. Pearls are graceful and chic and never out of style. 
It is no coincidence that you select the brand of toothpaste you do, or spend thousand of dollars each year on a particular line of beauty products. Marketers have spent millions of dollars building brand images 
Marjorie Seeberan, feels close to nature and the subtleties of the urban spaces, which reflects in her office space. "I love the little touches that are reflective of my personality," she says 
When you do not work in a career, it is hard to know what it would be like to work in it. In the process of choosing a career, it is common to learn negative things about a career option 
More than two-thirds of start-up businesses which are formed in Jamaica, fail within the first two years. Of those that survive, many struggle to go beyond the five-year mark.