Next quiz. This is hard…you just have to guess most of them…. 1 When was the Queen’s Christmas Speech first broadcast on television? 2 When was the first stamp to commemorate Christmas issued? 3 Which English ruler banned Christmas? 4 When was the first Christmas card commercially produced? 5 Christmas trees became popular after one of our royals planted one at [...]
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Next quiz. These initials are the first lines of favourites Christmas songs and carols. What are they? 1 CROAOF 2 GRYMG 3 ISMKSC 4 WTKOOA 5 DDMOH 6 GKWLO 7 OCAYF 8 THATI 9 AIAMNCFAB 10 IDOAWC 11 SNHNAICAIB 12 OIRDC 13 SBRAYL 14 FYSWAJHS 15 HTHAS 16 RTRNR 17 JBJBJATW 18 WSWTFBN 19 RATCT 20 ICUAMC Answers below, please..!
Sunday, December 6, 2009
OK - throughout this festive period watch this website for quizzes and other fun items. Here’s the first. Name the singer/band/ group associated with these tracks, then rearrange into a festive message. Stan House of the Rising Sun Step On Need You Tonight Mmmbop Brown Sugar I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor 500 Miles My Generation Since You’ve Been Gone Smells Like Teen Spirit Holiday Blue [...]
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There are two main views about leadership:The functional , formal view-that it is a function, associated with post, and resides at the head of the organisation(i.e. headship); and the personality view-that it can exist anywhere, at any level, within the organisation, and is essentially an attribute or set of attributes that anyone can have (i.e. [...]
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Wednesday, December 23, 2009
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