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Scentsy is a store with great product line of scented stuff. But it’s not only that. It also offers income opportunity to those who want to be part of the Scentsy Family.
As a business, it offers Scentsy Warmers, Scentsy Bars and their new Scentsy Buddy. Their warmers come in full-size, mid-size and plug-in which use a low-watt bulb, that you can choose from and for sure with the range of its sizes and designs you can definitely choose one that best suits your personal preferences. And if you are a do-it-yourselfer, you can personalize yours and it’s as easy as 1-2-3. And where the amazing scents come from? The answer lies on their Scentsy candle bars that emit your chosen fragrance or scent. Their collection of flameless, scented candles and beautiful decorative burners are perfect to anyone who worries about open flames or hot wax in their homes. As to fragrance, they have plenty of selections but you need to experience to appreciate the scent of course. They also offer travel tins perfect for your car, bathroom and closet that last a long time. What about their new line called Scentsy Buddy? It’s their scented stuff animal family that has a Scentsy Scent Pak inserted inside to keep it smelling great. Sounds great for our kids who usually want stuff animals for them to play with, hug with and sleep with.
Scentsy not only offers great discounts for its valued customers but also offers an income opportunity for those who want to. You can earn commission for every Scentsy product that you sell and even hosting a Scentsy party will earn you free Scentsy and discounted authentic Scentsy products.
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My daughter will be attending her 6 Saturdays MTAP sessions beginning on July 16. We paid 300 pesos for that but I am sure the sessions will help her enrich her mathematical abilities. I do understand that most of the kids find Math a bit hard but I always told my daughter that whatever you needed to study just take time, so give it time kids.
One Math topic which I may share to you is how to get the sum of 3 and 5 consecutive whole numbers without having so much computation, the shortcut should I say.
Examples:
* 1 + 2 + 3 = 6 The sum of three consecutive whole numbers is thrice or three times of the second addend. In this case 2 is the second addend so 2 x 3 = 6. If you have 4 + 5 + 6 it will equal to 15 or 5 x 3.
* 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 = 15 The sum of five consecutive whole numbers is 5 times of the third addend. In this case 3 is the third addend so 3 x 5 = 15. If you have 10 + 11 + 12 + 13 + 14 it will equal to 60 or 12 x 5.
There’s this MTAP question that asked for 5 consecutive whole numbers that equal to a certain number wherein you can apply this concept.
Example: Find 5 consecutive whole numbers that equal to 110. First, you need to divide 110 by 5. Why 5? Because you are looking for 5 consecutive whole numbers. The answer will be 22 and it will serve as the third number or middle addend. To get the 5 numbers, get the 2 numbers before 22 and 2 numbers after 22 and that is the answer (20, 21, 22, 23, 24).
The Catholic Bishops of the Philippines (CBCP) is being faced to justify why certain bishops requested and eventually received luxury vehicles from Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) funds.
A certain Butuan Bishop Juan de Dios Pueblos asked and received funds as a birthday gift and bought a Montero but claimed he uses the vehicle to reach poor communities. Others are Cotabato Archbishop Orlando Quevedo who received undetermined vehicles for the diocese of Abra and the vicariates of Bontoc and Lagawa, Fr. Adriano Ruiz got a Toyota Grandia, Bishop Martin Jumoad of Basilan received a Mitsubishi Strada, and the Archdiocese of Caritas Nueva Segovia in Ilocos Sur an Isuzu Crosswind and Archbishop Fernando Capalla also requested an Isuzu Alterra for Fr. Roger Lood of Iligan City, but it was not released. PCSO Chief Margie Juico said a total of 5 vehicles costing P6.49 million were given to different Catholic prelates and institutions, all of which were charged to the PCSO charity fund.
My opinion on this hot issue lies on the laws that need to be followed and implemented both by the church and the state. I do understand the necessity of our catholic bishops to do charitable works in helping the government but without violating any law of the state and still showing the morals of their teachings by example. Likewise, the state must at all times show transparency and accountability in using people’s funds.
