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Nov 1, 2024 | 
thegospelcoalition.org | Sam C. C. Chan
Kevin was born in the 1960s. He grew up in a small town and attended church, Sunday school, and youth group. At college, life got busy, and Kevin drifted away from his faith. He experimented with the forbidden fruits of drinking, dating, and drugs. But deep down, these pleasures failed to satisfy. Worse, Kevin had pangs of guilt that he was doing the wrong thing. One day on campus, a stranger presented Kevin with an evangelistic tract.
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Sep 27, 2024 | 
ultra106five.com | Sam C. C. Chan |Guy Ritchie
By: Sam Chan My friend has to catch a plane for work. And it’s a drag. Get to the airport. Go through security. Sit in a cramped seat next to a stranger. And do it all again at the other end. It’s worse than commuting by bus. But hang on! What are we saying? For thousands of years humankind has been trying to fly. But now that we can do it, we’re wishing we don’t have to do it? That means one day when we travel by laser beam, or fly to Mars, or cure the common cold, we’ll still be underwhelmed by it.
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Jul 2, 2024 | 
96five.com | Sam C. C. Chan
I’m a firstborn Asian son. I was always a high achiever! In primary school, I was the annoying kid who asked the teacher for more work. In high school, I would get 99 per cent in an exam, and fixate on the one mark that was missing. While my friends were busy partying, I was busy studying. I wanted to get into medicine, and I achieved that, in the top 1 per cent of the state.
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May 30, 2024 | 
ultra106five.com | Sam C. C. Chan |Robert Martin Recently
By: Sam Chan Oooooh I love vegemite!Think of a buttery, crusty slice of bread – with Vegemite smeared on top. Yum!But let’s face it … we only love Vegemite because it’s Australian. We wouldn’t love it if it was American! Eeeeeew yuk!But it’s the same the other way around. The rest of the world doesn’t love Vegemite. Because they’re not Australian. They love other weird stuff – like durian, or oysters, or black pudding. But never Vegemite. But we love Vegemite because we’re Australian. It’s Australian.
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May 24, 2024 | 
ajp.com.au | Kate Cowling |Brendan West |Bart Pharm |Sam C. C. Chan
A global body says pharmacists need greater recognition as healthcare professionals, as opposed to commercial entities The International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) has launched a global campaign called “Think Health, Think Pharmacy”, which encourages policymakers and consumers to acknowledge the role of pharmacies in healthcare provision. The FIP Bureau said better recognition would result in improvedThis content is restricted to registered users only.
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May 24, 2024 | 
ajp.com.au | Nicholas O’Donoghue |Bart Pharm |Sam C. C. Chan |Jay Cutler
Home comforts to be sacrificed to support homeless patients Pharmacists will be among more than 1452 business leaders who will be swapping their beds for cardboard boxes across the country on 20 June as part of the Vinnies CEO Sleepout. TerryWhite Chemmart (TWC) executive general manager, Nick Munroe, and former Pharmacy of the YearThis content is restricted to registered users only. If you have already registered on the AJP website please login below, Or you can Register for free.
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May 2, 2024 | 
ultra106five.com | Russ Matthews |Sam C. C. Chan
By: Russ Matthews After the success of Barbie and Oppenheimer, there is no wonder that Hollywood would want to tap into the magic between Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt. Despite celebrated careers between them both, this past year took their star power to new heights in two blockbuster hits.
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May 1, 2024 | 
ultra106five.com | Michael McQueen |Michael Mcqueen |Sam C. C. Chan
By: Michael McQueen The best way I’ve heard the role of AI in today’s corporate world describes is as a multivitamin or a painkiller. As a multivitamin, it can supercharge your activities, working alongside employees to ensure that outcomes are achieved to a greater level of quality, efficiency and productivity. As a painkiller, it takes over all the tasks that are common headaches for workers, freeing them up to focus their attention on more valuable and gratifying work.
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May 1, 2024 | 
ultra106five.com | Sam C. C. Chan
By: Helping Hands For Australians, freedom is something we rarely think about. However, millions in the world are slaves to poverty, slaves to the sex trade, and slaves to unfair work practices. For them, freedom is something they may only ever dream of. Is there an answer to this overwhelming problem? Yes. Fair trade. Unlike charity, which is based on donations of money, fair trade changes peoples’ lives for the better by enabling them to build their own businesses and create their own income.
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Apr 30, 2024 | 
ultra106five.com | Sam C. C. Chan
By: Sam Chan In 2007, in a famous experiment, Grammy-winning violin player, Joshua Bell, played his violin in a Washington subway but nobody stopped to listen. If Bell had been in a concert hall, people would’ve noticed. But because he was dressed as a busker in a subway, nobody stopped to listen. But what does this experiment prove? It proves that at 7 in the morning, in a subway, we can’t afford to stop. We’re in too much of a rush. That’s why we pay money to go to concerts.
