MAC Mini???
February 12, 2009· by Tammy Adler
You must be kidding me.
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A couple of months ago now, our office manager talked with me about hiring an MATC student she personally knew to assist in our office.
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You must be kidding me.
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This past Thursday two of my friends had someone close to them pass away. One friend’s 41-year old brother died unexpectedly in his sleep and the other friend’s father died from emphysema.
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During today’s team luncheon meeting, we talked about the importance of the entire team participating, monthly, in blogging on our website.
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I can’t believe I haven’t blogged since the first part of December.
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This year QWANtify is helping the environment by going green with our holiday cards. We selected cards for our clients printed with Agri-based inks on recycled paper as certified by the Forest Stewardship Council and 100% produced in the United States. Additionally, a portion of proceeds from the sale of these cards is donated to charitable organizations.
Our efforts, while small, are a definite indication of how easy it is in every day life to make our environment a little bit better. Let’s all resolve to make a larger contribution to a healthy earth.
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Today, at the very good suggestion of one of our team members, we volunteered, for the entire day, ringing the Salvation Army Bell at JC Penney at West Towne Mall. We began at 10:00 am and stopped at 8:00 pm. Team members rang in one or two-hour shifts, some of them doubling up, some of them bringing along family members. I was pleased to see everyone’s enthusiasm to participate in the event. I’ve always known we have a great team. It was really great having team members bring along their families. I heard how much fun team members had, how gratifying the experience was, how teenagers shopping in a group each gave a dollar, how young children asked their parents for money to drop in the kettle, how people gave $1, $5, $10 or $20, and how they want to participate again next year in this worthwhile event.
It’s wonderful that, while in tough times like those the US is currently experiencing, people dig deep into their hearts and pocket books to help out others for the betterment of all mankind.
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Our team has supported the United Way Campaign each year we’ve been in business. Each year one of our team members volunteers to be the campaign chair. They go through United Way training, plan and facilitate our campaign rollout, education and wrap-up.
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