Camille posted an update: Why blog? Here's five reasons why its good for you....
Why blog? Here's five reasons why its good for you. And entertaining for others:...
View ArticleCamille posted an update: Getting Yorn Chea, a young Cambodian monk, with his...
Getting Yorn Chea, a young Cambodian monk, with his organization Life and Hope of Cambodian Children Organization, on board. Comments: 0
View ArticleCamille commented on the post, The Search Form
I have been adding a few second-level key-words for 'field-of-work'. Please have a look and tell me whether this is okay, Kamiel. I'm not sure what to fill up as 'tags'. Can you give an example,...
View ArticleCamille commented on the post, The Search Form
I'm afraid I don't have the VJD-data in Excel format :(
View ArticleCamille commented on the post, The Search Form
I think that, in addition to what I commented a few minutes ago, we should simply keep in mind 'how do people search?'. Can we generalize this, that is: do people search in the same manner, regardless...
View ArticleCamille commented on the post, Test blog about sport
You mean, in the right column under 'Recent posts'?
View ArticleCamille posted an update: Had a good Skype conference call with...
Had a good Skype conference call with representatives of about 10 nations in 4 continents about our VOUCH Program, supported the EU. Comments: 0
View ArticleCamille commented on the post, Taxonomy
I wonder who is the amateur who came up with that idea? Whoever that was, I like it as it reflects the way I would look for an assignment if I were a physiotherapist and would like to work in my own...
View ArticleCamille posted an update: Just got a message on FB from John Kwoba , founder...
Just got a message on FB from John Kwoba , founder of our partner organization One World Development Foundation, already present on this website with his volunteering offerings. John is as eager as I...
View ArticleCamille posted an update in the group Amaidi Asia: Malaysia and Indonesia are...
Malaysia and Indonesia are our newest entrants. And what do you think of Indonesia? Comments: 0
View ArticleCamille wrote a new post, Make it count: valuable experiences for working...
!--:en--Enrolled college students who also maintain part- or full-time employment are a common part of today’s academic climate. According to a recent report from the U.S. Census Bureau, more than 70%...
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