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Teodorico "Tedd" Navarro This member is married This member has kids
is happily married with 4 grown up children and 2 grandchildren.


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Website: http://www.angelfire.com/mt/cnhs65/
Phone #: +63 46 431-5336
Occupation: Electrical Engineer
Street: 515 P. Pio, Caridad
City: Cavite
State/Province: Cavite
Zip/Postal Code: 4100
Country: Philippines
Member Since: Jul 2008
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I am currently running my own business, Megateam Enterprises, which deals primarily in electrical and air-conditioning works.

During my spare time, I usually maintain the following websites:

1. CNHS 65 Alumni website at http://www.angelfire.com/mt/cnhs65

2. CNHS 65 Scholarship Foundation at http://www.angelfire.com/mt2/foundation

3. CNHS 65 Anniversary Celebrations at http://cnhs65.6te.net

4. My Personal Family website at http://navarro.6te.net


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Baguio Gold Mining Corporation  General Electric Philippines  Megateam Enterprises (owned)  Philippine Electric Corporation  Social Security System 

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Teodorico wrote 6 months ago
The 45th Anniversary Celebration of CNHS Class of 1965 held in Cavite City, Noveleta and Kawit on Feb 13 - 14, 2010 was a success. For photos and videos of the affair please visit www.angelfire.com/mt/cnhs65.
 
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Teodorico wrote 13 months ago
Almost everybody has experienced uttering harsh sarcastic words against somebody when losing temper but afterwards regretted saying those words. How we wish to bring back that moment so that we can correct what we had said or take control of ourselves and just kept silent. Knowing the moment when to act or not to act, to speak or to keep silent is a virtue we must learn. When the right moment comes, we should act before it goes away.

How often are we confronted with angry, scornful or ungrateful responses from persons we wish well when giving advices during the low moments of their lives. When everyone?s threshold of irritability is low, when a person can?t stand criticism or good advice, wait for the right moment to speak.

When we feel anger, fear, hurt, jealousy or resentment we should never act or to speak. Wait till our emotion has cooled down, then that is the right moment to act.
 
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